The Little Bear Movie

2000
G
1h 15m

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Little Bear and Father Bear are camping when Little Bear meets a new friend named Cub.Little Bear and Father Bear are camping when Little Bear meets a new friend named Cub.Little Bear and Father Bear are camping when Little Bear meets a new friend named Cub.

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6.5/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination

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Kristin Fairlie

Little Bear
(voice)

Dan Hennessey

Father Bear
(voice)

Janet-Laine Green

Mother Bear
(voice)

Max Morrow

Little Moose
(voice)

Kyle Fairlie

Cub
(voice)

Wayne Best

Mountain Lion
(voice)

Catherine Disher

Mother Moose
(voice)

Andrew Sabiston

Cat
(voice)

Tracy Ryan

Duck
(voice)

Amos Crawley

Owl
(voice)

Alison Sealy-Smith

Cub's Mother
(voice)
(as Alison Sealy Smith)

Maurice Dean Wint

Cub's Father
(voice)

Ray Landry

Moose
(voice)

Cole Caplan

Poppy
(voice)

Asa Perlman

Pete
(voice)

Elizabeth Hanna

Hen
(voice)

Storyline

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Trivia
This was the last animated project based on the Little Bear series.

Quotes
[first lines]
Little Bear: Come on, slowpoke! We're going to be late! Whoa!
Father Bear: [muffled, through a sandwich in his mouth] Pudding hill
[removes sandwich]
Father Bear: - Pudding Hill will still be there, Little Bear!
Little Bear: But I want to be there, too.

Connections
Follows Little Bear (1995)

Soundtracks
Great Big World
Composed by Marc Jordan and Anthony Vanderburgh (as Anthony Vanderberg)
Performed by Shawn Colvin
Shawn Colvin Appears Courtesy of Columbia Records

User reviews5

Review

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10/10

The movie every child should watch.

It might not be Disney at all but this film feels like Disney. The Little Bear Movie is a beautifully animated and perfectly balanced film with good old fashioned storytelling at its finest. Every part of this film glows with beauty. From the background paintings to the animation everything about this movie shows the pinnacle of hand drawn animation. It's animated just like a 50s Disney film and everything feels genuine. Even the voice casting is excellent with Kristin Fairlie providing the perfect voice for the main character to all the other voice actors who do a fantastic job of acting. Warmly written it's an endearing story and a perfect film that can be watched year round. From the Flapjack scene to Pudding Hill to a wolf howling and the sounds of nature The Little Bear Movie is truely one of a kind film and is the perfect piece of heaven from an animated movie.