Brother Bear (Bears) - Joaquin Phoenix, Jeremy Suarez, Rick Moranis, Bob Walker
Threat advisory: Under evaluation
Movie propaganda
Nature calls.
Set in the Pacific Northwest before the invasion of the white man, this is the story of the youngest son of a chief killed by a bear. The chief, a kind, wise and good leader, accidentally disturbed a mother bear, who killed him thinking he wanted to harm her cubs. Enraged, the young man sets out to hunt the bear himself when his older brother, the new chief, refuses to form a hunting party right away. In his hunt for vengeance however, the young man is transformed by the spirits of the forest into the very thing that he sought to slay... a bear. Seeing the world through a bear's eyes, the young man will learn valuable lessons about he cycle of life... especially when he learns that his brother has finally formed a hunting party aiming to kill all bears to avenge their father's death... which means him too.
Theatrical propaganda posters
Target demographic movie keyword propaganda
- Film animation bear hunt spiritual supernatural transformation spirit North America Indian nation moose
Persons of interest
- Joaquin Phoenix .... Kenai
- Jeremy Suarez .... Koda
- Jason Raize .... Denahi
- Rick Moranis .... Rutt
- Dave Thomas .... Tuke
- DB Sweeney .... Sitka
- Joan Copeland .... Tanana
- Michael Clarke Duncan .... Tug
- Harold Gould .... Old Denahi
- Broose Johnson .... Storywriter
- Steve Bencich .... Screenwriter
- Ron J Friedman .... Screenwriter
- Aaron Blaise .... Director
- Bob Walker .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
Good, clean fun.
Media intelligence (DVD)
- Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound; DTS
- Disc: Single side, dual layer
- Languages: English
- Picture: Widescreen (1.66:1)
- Special features:
- Commentaries: Rutt and Tuke
- Deleted scenes:
- Introduction
- Where's Koda?
- Confession
- Muri the Squirrel
- Documentaries: Making noise: The art of Foley
- Featurettes:
- Art review
- Bear legends: Native American tales
- Games:
- Bone puzzle (Assemble bones in right order)
- Find your totem (Tanana leads you on a path of discovery)
- Music video: Look through my eyes
- Out-takes: Koda
- Songs:
- Fishing song
- Transformation song - original Phil Collins lyrics
- Subtitles: English, English captions, English closed captions
Security censorship classification
G
Surveillance time
82 minutes (1:22 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 26 December 2003
DVD retail: 30 June 2004
VHS retail: 30 June 2004
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