We Bare Bears: The Movie (2020)
We Bare Bears: The Movie
”The three bear brothers go on a wild road trip with old and new friends after being chased by the Department of Wildlife Control.”
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The successful Cartoon Network animated series, "We Bare Bears" ran for four seasons and was acclaimed worldwide for its inclusive representation and stories that capture both Millennial pop culture and its concerns in a way suitable for children. "We Bare Bears: The Movie" serves as a conclusion to the series, maintaining its kid- and adult-friendly spirit through a heartwarming story of brotherly love full of its characteristic humor, featuring the original English and Spanish voice cast.
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When Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear catch the attention of the Department of Wildlife Control, their world turns upside down! Forced to go on the run by the diabolical Agent Trout, the Bears rely on friends both old and new on a wild and hilarious road trip. Join the Bears as they stack up for their biggest adventure ever!
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