Brother Bear (2003)
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I did go through a phase where after Lion King was released that I hate all of Disney films. Pocahontas, Tarzan, Hercules, Mulan, This! I never gave a chance. I did though.
The film was delightfully sentimental. The young tribesman and his... read more
McKenzie moose? Now you got my attention.
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"2003 NOMINEE - Walt Disney Animation Studios - Aaron Blaise/Robert Walker"
“Me arrepiento de no haber defendido esta película cuando pude, es una agradable sorpresa. Trata tanto el tema de convivir en armonía con lo salvaje así como de la maduración y el crecimiento. Ambos protagonistas aprenden algo valioso y a ver la perspectiva del otro volviéndose verdaderos hermanos y el echo de que Kenai se quedara como oso NO es un error, es parte de lo que aprende al madurar, ya que, ahora Koda es su directa responsabilidad.
Que bonita película.” read more

"The baby bear, ends being orphaned and alone, it’s parents killer, a Neanderthal gets reincarnated as a bear. So.... if he dies...."
“I wasn't expecting to enjoy Brother Bear as much as I did. It is by far one of the better post-Tarzan Disney movies, along with Emperor's New Groove and Lilo and Stitch. I do think it is very underrated, apart from a couple of minor flaws there is hardly anything wrong with it. So what makes Brother Bear a delight? Well for one thing, the animation is simply gorgeous. Beautiful colours, stunning backgrounds and next to flawless character movement. Out of the post-Tarzan Disney movies, Brother Bear gets my vote as the most beautiful visually.
Another pro was the awesome soundtrack. The orchestral music is lovely, and Phil Colins's songs are every bit as catchy, fun and memorable as the ones he did for Tarzan. The film also has a heartwarming story, concentrating on the friendship ” read more

"12.6. If Lilo & Stitch was supposed to be a cheaper Disney film, then this cost only half of it. And most of that sum must have gone to the actors and visual artists alone, since the story is kinda lame. According to the writers this was originally supposed to be King Lear with bears, similar to what Lion King had done to Hamlet, but the screenplay went through multiple changes and they had to settle on this little messy thing."

"Another often overlooked Disney movie. It's not one of my absolute favorites, but it deserves more recognition. I'll admit I was never super into it growing up, but looking back on it now as an adult, I appreciate it a lot more. It's got a great message, and imo it does a good job of balancing heavier topics like grief and prejudice with lighter, funner moments. If you haven't seen it, it's definitely worth a watch at least once. "

" Directed by: Aaron Blaise and Robert Walker Produced by: Chuck Williams Written by: Tab Murphy, Lorne Cameron, David Hoselton, Steve Bencich, and Ron J. Friedman Edited by: Tim Merten Music by: Mark Macina and Phil Collins Songs by: Phil Collins Distributed by: Walt Disney Pictures"

"Director(s): Aaron Blaise and Robert Walker"

"November 1st, 2003(theater: Cinemark in Moosic) November 28th, 2003(ditto)"