Filme legal pra caramba, o roteiro é legal, o filme tem cenas boas, a história é bacaninha, o elenco é bom e alguns ajudam a melhorar o filme, e os personagens são bacaninhas, mas o que melhora o filme é o Zé colmeia que deixa o filme engraçado e um pouco melhor, com tudo isso, eu recomendo esse filme.

The Cast, CGI, and humor has it's moments but it doesn't save this movie from being cliche just as the rest and barely watchable. Crazy how I watched this in theaters when I was a kid and after that, I keep forgetting this movie exists.

nostalgia, that's the only reason i like this movie. nostalgia

It's up there with A Minecraft Movie, and The Dark Knight. Some viewers may just not get it. Some won't understand it's cinematic brilliance. Sometimes you don't need an over-the-top tragic-ahh emotional ass kids film.

my dad forced me to watch this and i hated every second of it.

As someone new to the series, I found the film to be a decent children’s movie that embraces its target audience with silly humor for kids and a few moments for adults. It doesn’t aim to be a blockbuster, instead focusing on lighthearted fun, though the CGI falters in scenes like the boat sequence, and the caterpillar scene is especially unpleasant. The movie drags at times when characters are moping or stressed, and the plot is weak, with a lackluster villain and an unconvincing love story. Still, there are standout moments, like the visually memorable “space donut” scene and clever jokes, such as the music cutting off during a lock-picking or the chaos caused by a live microphone. Rachel’s fourth-wall break at the end is confusing but suits the whimsical tone, encouraging viewers to go with the flow. Overall, while the film may not leave a lasting impact, it has enough fun and quotable moments to make it an enjoyable, if shallow, watch for kids that adults can tolerate.

This is genuinely one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. The plot is incredible. Great visuals. Voice acting and actors are amazing. This is a masterpiece and we should be grateful to have been blessed with it.

Yogi may be smarter than the average bear, but this movie is very much not, go camping instead of watching this thin and basic movie.

Time for hunting season

Attempting to reinvigorate this classic character for a modern audience, Yogi Bear sets out to create a fun kids movie. While the plot is basic, you will constantly be entertained and it is thoroughly enjoyable to watch . The charm of this comes heavily from the wonderful cast, with Ranger Smith (Tom Cavanagh) and Yogi (Dan Aykroyd) stand out as a delightful pairing. Unfortunately, the green screening is abysmal at points and fully ruins one of the biggest sequences in the film, going from engaging to laughable. While other films have done similar stories better, Yogi Bear has quite a bit of charisma and it's hard to be disappointed at a film that stays so true to the classic characters.

such a good movie!!!

DAVID: This is so goood

I love it . Yogi ‘s voice actor nailed it , Boo-Boo and Justin Timberlake were a surprising combination that really worked. It made me wanna watch the show! The plot was PERFECT! I wanted to visit Jellystone park and give Yogi and Boo-Boo my picnic basket! Also, Ranger Smith is SO ATTRACTIVE! Please watch this movie, it's funny, it's got heart, the CGI is fantastic! It's easy to slam a movie like "Yogi Bear"- just talk about how simplistic the script written by no less than three writers; or how childish the antics are of the titular character and his cautious sidekick, Boo-Boo; or even how repetitive pic-a-nic basket stealing gets. Yes, they are all fair observations of this live-action adaptation of the 1960s Hanna-Barbera cartoon, but I wouldn't go so far as to criticise the movie for these very traits. If you've seen the Saturday morning cartoons, you'll find that this film actually stays extremely faithful to its source. In them, Yogi goes around doing perhaps one thing and one thing only- that's right, stealing pic-a-nic baskets and thinking to himself how he's "smarter than the average bear"- together with Boo-Boo, occasionally running into Jellystone National Park's head ranger Smith who yells at him for disturbing the peace. We used to laugh at Yogi's foolish schemes (or at least I remember I did), so why is it so difficult to laugh at the same things all over again? Sure many of us who have enjoyed those cartoons may have grown up, but that's not a fault of the film, especially when those in the audience who were of the age when we were watching the cartoons were obviously having a great time. Around the regular pic-a-nic stealing, writers Jeffrey Ventimilia, Joshua Sternin and Brad Copeland have spun an eco-friendly story of the unscrupulous town mayor (Andrew Daly) who aims to sell off Jellystone to the loggers to cover the city's deficit. Needless to say, it will be up to Ranger Smith, his love interest the nature documentarian Rachel (Anna Faris), and of course Yogi and Boo-Boo to save the day. Yes it's simple but the plot is just serviceable enough to be the glue this live-action treatment needs. Ultimately, the stars of the show were always Yogi and Boo-Boo, and in this regard, both the voice actors and the animators have done a wonderful job. Dan Aykroyd does his best Daws Butler impersonation for Yogi Bear, most impressive for nailing his character's distinctive speech patterns. Just as outstanding is Justin Timberlake, clearly relishing the opportunity to disappear into the role of Boo-Boo, complete with the trademark nasal delivery. It's especially interesting to think how Timberlake sounds so uncannily like the classic Don Messick. Director Eric Brevig (of 2008's "Journey to the Centre of the Earth") keeps the gags flying fast and furious, so even if some of the supposed verbal punchlines fall flat, there is always something visually appealing to hold your attention. An Oscar-nominated effects specialist, Brevig makes great use of the stereoscopy to deliver all sorts of visual gimmicks- whether something flying in your face or hurling you along- but it adds nicely to the fun. I rate it 5 stars

An absolutely hideous jumble of careless acting, cheaply stupid gags, and unconvincing special effects, this is a movie only children could possibly enjoy.

With actors that look embarrassed to be involved in such a worthless project and 3D effects that look more like something out of a Yogi Bear video game than a big-screen Hollywood film, this poor, depthless adaption of a once-beloved cartoon is brainless and unfunny.

This movie is FUN! Our whole family enjoys this film. We have watched this many times because it is funny and enjoyable even without the 3D effects. The low rotten tomatoes rating is a huge shock to us, that's why I added my review and vote because this film deserves to be recognized as an excellent piece of entertainment. Your family will enjoy it.

It's bad other than Justin Timberlake nailing the voice of Boo Boo Bear. However, It's got a few laughs and it doesn't offend the regular fans too much. But if you're looking for an more faithful version with complex plot and good acting, find an another adaption.

Master piece(Like my uncle on bed)

This shouldn't have been a theater release. This is a direct to 온라인카지노추천 release. The acting is not good with no chemistry at all and one dimensional characters. The cinematography is not good either. You never once feel like Yogi is actually there with the humans and its just a bunch of cheap green screen shots half the time. It's such a waster opportunity with the park serving as a lavish setting. The camerawork is extremely basic and uninspired. The music is just a bunch of out of place dated pop songs. The editing and pacing is ok honestly because it only is 80 minutes long. The plot is extremely basic and some of the jokes did get a chuckle but most I laughed at for how bad they were. This isn't the worst thing ever and nothing is truly broken about it but everything feels very subpar. Skip This. Your Kids deserve better like Moana.

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