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Review

On top of that it made no sense to me why the absolutely adorable little cub actually believed it was his fault his father had died. He may have been young in that scene, but is wasn’t like he had been bom yesterday! After all, the little thing had stood there and watched his uncle push the guy off the cliff and then he believed it was his fault. I don’t quite think so!

Then to make it even more confusing they have him go back at the end of the movie! Why would he do that when he had become perfectly happy living where he was? Personally I would have stayed where I was if someone popped up out of the blue, tried to eat my friends, and then told me I had to go home!

My suggestion? Skip the movie and buy the sound track instead. At least that way you won’t have to sit through the corny jokes and fake popcorn.

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