Village VoiceTykes may giggle at the Rick Moranis/Dave Thomas-voiced moose, but there's little for adults.
The New York TimesIf Brother Bear aspires to be The Lion King Plus, that plus is the infusion of ethnographic kitsch recycled from earlier Dis...
New York Daily NewsThough Brother Bear is as beautiful as any of Disney's hand-drawn features, the gang-written script is deadly flat.
Entertainment WeeklyThe film blatantly strip-mines The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and anything else its makers can get their paws on.
Richard Roeper... an old-fashioned animated adventure with all the time-honored Disney story elements ...
ReelViewsA pleasant experience that is more appropriate for families than for adults unaccompanied by young offspring.
Los Angeles TimesBrother Bear does have a satisfying ending and it's nice to see a G-rated film without bathroom humor, but there is too much...
Chicago Sun-TimesChildren and their parents are likely to relate on completely different levels, the adults connecting with the transfer of s...
PremiereWhile not a masterpiece along the lines of The Lion King, and not a super-smart witticism-fest like Lilo & Stitch, Brother B...
The Boston GlobeGive one chef eggs, cream, and sugar, and he'll produce creme brulee. In another kitchen, you'll get plain old vanilla puddi...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Aaron Blaise
Writer: Steve Bencich
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Cast: Joaquin Phoenix, Jeremy Suarez, Rick Moranis
Release: November 1, 2003
Writer: Steve Bencich
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Cast: Joaquin Phoenix, Jeremy Suarez, Rick Moranis
Release: November 1, 2003
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