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Bear With Me (2001)

The family of eleven-year-old Emily searches desperately for her after she becomes lost in the forest. They do not know that Emily has been reunited with an old friend, Masha, an orphaned bear cub that helps Emily find her way home.

Movie|Not Rated|1 hr. 36 min.|

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Title	Bear With Me (2001)
Runtime	1 hr. 36 min.
Studio	Questar
Genres	Family
Description	The family of eleven-year-old Emily (Kaitlyn Burke) searches desperately for her after she becomes lost in the Great Bear Rain Forest. They do not know that Emily has been reunited with an old friend, Masha, an orphaned bear cub that Emily's family raised before releasing her back into the wild. Emily and Masha bravely set off to find their way home, encountering danger at every turn. From cougars and deadly snakes to bear hunters, Emily and Masha need each other more than ever to survive! The entire family will find Bear With Me an exciting and heart-warming story of loyalty and friendship. The breathtakingly beautiful forests of the Pacific Northwest lend this wilderness adventure a magic all its own.

about 1 month ago

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What a cute story for kids to watch, I'm not a kid and enjoyed it. Educates and entertains at the same time, with beautiful scenery and great footage. I loved the bears and the Indian rituals. Lastly, without oversight, companies would take it all down and if people are foolish to believe that it can't happen...you're sadly mistaken. I'm for a future with trees and wildlife in it....what's wrong with that!
Look what happened in Easter Island, through the centuries, due to their ignorance, deforestation, inability to regrow trees, and disease....it's barren, no trees....can't sustain life. By educating today, we can save forests for the future.

3 months ago

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Only fair for adults since it is not realistic. Interesting part of the movie is that bears can be tamed even a pet.

9 months ago

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I watched this movie with my 5 year old autistic grandson. He liked it very much, although he didn't grasp the environmental aspects. It covered search & rescue techniques, Indian legends, animal welfare, love of family and a host of other messages.

It is a great movie to watch with the kids to give them an idea that they can help in many ways.

10 months ago

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cute family film that has a great eco-message for kids. teaches kids about saving the environment.

10 months ago

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I thought this was a really solid story about a young girl who becomes lost in the Great Bear Rain Forest (which I didn't even know existed!). She meets a bear cub that her family had raised before releasing it into the wild. They have some kid-friendly adventures together. The beauty of the Pacific Northwest is really showcased. Overall, an enjoyable film in many ways, and suitable for the entire family

10 months ago

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The scenery in the film was beautiful and the acting was tolerable (generally), but this is obviously a blatant radical environmentalist (not conservationist) propaganda film targeting children. I only got part way through it before I couldn't stand anymore "business people are bad", "most adults don't care", "all logging is bad", "nobody cares for the bears", "nobody cares for the owls", etc., etc., etc. Lots of anthropomorphizing of the animals throughout. I can usually tolerate "kids" films or mediocre films when I have some time to waste, but this was just over the edge.