In the beginning of the film it starts out with the Bears pretty much running through people causing havoc including a child jumping on a trampoline they pushed off the transpoline at a height that would normally severely harm a child. I understand it a cartoon but its important for what Im about to say. Eventually the bears go to a courtroom and apologize for their actions with the viral stream destroying phones and computers. But instead of an understanding the crowd wants them to be severely punished. Now remember how I said at the beginning how the bears caused Havoc? Its understandable for the crowd to be upset. Thats why its hard to understand the moral of the movie.
This next part further goes into it, A man arrives taking control of the situation and saying bears belong in nature but show a cage where he wants them locked up to where they cant cause anymore harm. Now taking in consideration the havoc they called this does make sense. Thats a punishment that legitimately would happen for a human being. The crate they were forced in was unhumain and it was very messed up what was going on. If anything Id say the film was about raising awareness of poachers. Not about as the writers say about its okay to be different.
Nothing adds up, the moral does not align with the story what so ever. It just felt forced by the writers and randomly implemented.
Is it a good movie? Yes its a good film and an enjoyable one just ignore all the political stuff and its quite enjoyable. Do I think the movie couldve been better? Definitely!
What I would've done differently, I wouldve stuck with the plot of the bears being judged by the crowd but instead of the bears at the beginning causing havoc. I wouldve created a clip of the bears when they are little coming across a group of kids and they dont let them play with them because they are 'vicious bears'. Then the story would've planted the seed that its about the actual moral the writers spoke on.
Throughout the story it could show hints of flashback clips of incidents where they are treated differently. Then they decide to run away because they are so hurt by society and come across the social media party that takes place in the movie. Once they go in they see other bears there smiling and taking photos and just being themselves. They get an inspiring speech and back to society to face the issue. They begin a protest and hold hands, saying we aren't scary.
I don't know Im not a writer or a director but thats what I would've done instead and itd really make a lot of sense then.
This next part further goes into it, A man arrives taking control of the situation and saying bears belong in nature but show a cage where he wants them locked up to where they cant cause anymore harm. Now taking in consideration the havoc they called this does make sense. Thats a punishment that legitimately would happen for a human being. The crate they were forced in was unhumain and it was very messed up what was going on. If anything Id say the film was about raising awareness of poachers. Not about as the writers say about its okay to be different.
Nothing adds up, the moral does not align with the story what so ever. It just felt forced by the writers and randomly implemented.
Is it a good movie? Yes its a good film and an enjoyable one just ignore all the political stuff and its quite enjoyable. Do I think the movie couldve been better? Definitely!
What I would've done differently, I wouldve stuck with the plot of the bears being judged by the crowd but instead of the bears at the beginning causing havoc. I wouldve created a clip of the bears when they are little coming across a group of kids and they dont let them play with them because they are 'vicious bears'. Then the story would've planted the seed that its about the actual moral the writers spoke on.
Throughout the story it could show hints of flashback clips of incidents where they are treated differently. Then they decide to run away because they are so hurt by society and come across the social media party that takes place in the movie. Once they go in they see other bears there smiling and taking photos and just being themselves. They get an inspiring speech and back to society to face the issue. They begin a protest and hold hands, saying we aren't scary.
I don't know Im not a writer or a director but thats what I would've done instead and itd really make a lot of sense then.