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Instead of being contrite, he is angry at the bear that he
blames for causing the accident and despite that animal being
his spirit's totem, he kills it.
In order to teach the arrogant youth a lesson he is transformed
into a bear and is forced to see things through an animal's
eyes.
He must travel through the forest to where the light touches
the Earth and hope that he can change back into human form.
Along the way he picks up an orphan bear cub called Koda
(Jeremy Suarez) who is initially annoying but eventually Kenai
comes to love the young fellow.
Brother Bear is a wonderful heart-warming story about growing
up and learning from your mistakes.
The animations are terrific and the video transfer is fantastic.
There are a heap of laughs to be had in Brother Bear - mainly
due to two stupid moose called Rutt (Rick Moranis) and Tuke
(Dave Thomas), who sound as if they are constantly munching
on marijuana plants - and also two even more dopey rams who
can't quite work out what echoes are.
Conclusion: Movie 90% Extras 80%
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