3D卡通片《瑜伽熊》
Yogi is one of America’s beloved animated characters, first appearing in his 1960s television show, during which he spent much of his time nabbing* picnic baskets from campers in Jellystone Park.
The new movie, which is directed by “Journey to the Center of the Earth” filmmaker Eric Brevig, has great 3D effects.
Yogi Bear (voiced by Dan Aykroyd), with his sidekick, fellow talking bear Boo Boo (voiced by Justin Timberlake), comes up with many schemes* to fill that need to feed*.
Ranger Smith (Tom Cavanagh) watches over Jellystone Park and faces complaints every day by visitors who have had their lunches stolen. Smith is always scolding* Yogi for some scheme which has drawn the attention of documentary filmmaker Rachel (Anna Faris).
On the other side of town, Mayor Brown (Andrew Daly) is facing a budget crisis. Looking for ways to save his government from bankruptcy, Brown sets his greedy* sights on Jellystone. By rezoning the land, he will sell the land and timber*.
When Brown informs Smith of this so-called “problem,” he says Jellystone has not met its yearly budget*. Ranger Smith and fellow deputy Ranger Jones (T. J. Miller) need to draw visitors to the park to help raise the money to keep it open.
As Jellystone is approaching its 100th anniversary, the rangers plan to raise money by hosting a celebration and selling membership to the park.
Ranger Smith has banned Yogi from the celebration to ensure* that things will go smoothly*. Yogi certainly would not listen and the celebration goes horribly* wrong. Jellystone is now in serious trouble. Mayor Brown sends Smith to a new park and promotes* Ranger Jones. Yogi feels so guilty* that he wants to make up for it.
Can Yogi get his mojo* back and round everyone up to save Jellystone before it’s too late?
The film’s jokes are slapstick* and corny*. The storyline is cheesy* but entertaining. The only real bright spot in this update of a series is that the 3D animation is pretty exceptional*.
(SD-Agencies)
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