Boonie Bears e o Grande Segredo

The animation is pretty cheap rather than just old fashioned. This wouldn't have mattered too much if the story line had been better. What makes the film receive a one star review is the voice acting. Overplayed and cringey attempts at various accents. Like they've just pulled random people off the streets. It's on uk Netflix right now.

This was, by far, the most brilliantly crafted movie of the century. There were ups, downs, and middles. I gasped, cried, laughed, and screeched. Something for primal took over me while I watched this movie. I woke up an hour and forty minutes later in an open field laying rocks to build a dam. There was no water. I was covered in hair. Whose? I dont know. Vick really comes through as a hero and a lot of fake fans don't see that. 10/10 loved it. Something for the whole family.

The picture looks good! Dubbing is significantly brilliant. The parrot is hilarious!

Love the show. Great voice acting. I'll be happy to watch other shows of this company.

It's a weird mix of western art and anime animation. The voice acting is unbareable. The characters sound like they're constantly on helium or have stereotypical "retard" voice. One moment the voice acting was anywhere nice was when they were babies and had normal-ish voices. The mistranslation is strong in this movie. The characters mention things that have never happened or use strange words that don't make sense in the moment. The best I can describe it is little kids attempting to voice act and thinking pitching your voice extremely high is good enough. Not to mention the "German" dude with the thick English accent. The movie would've been a million times better if they hired good voice actors. Not to mention the monkey is a blatant King Julian rip off. I swear after this movie you'll hate the name "Brian" because they scream "Brian!" Every 5 seconds!