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Not much to say about this masterpiece, It's simply just peak. I remember watching this when I was a kid and let me tell you this was an amazing thing to revisit, not sure how I even remembered this gem but good God am I glad. What I love about this movie is that it doesn't take itself too seriously, which makes it fun for younger audiences. The slapstick humor and exaggerated antics of Bernard the polar bear give the movie a silly charm that can get a laugh even without dialogue. It's also visually colorful and energetic, which helps keep kids entertained, like me for example, like a decade ago.

Animation is poorly done, theres no talking in it just a narrator who just talks about whats happening. The plot is strange and nonsensical, and the child looks like a walking flesh monster. Don't watch this stupid movie.

The animation is low budget, drug-induced, and insane. It looks like it was produced by amateurs, hurriedly, while they were learning how to do 3D animation at a low end career college. With today's tools and technology, animation that looks creepier than the 1980s ray- traced early animations is hard to excuse.

The plot is bizarre, unwatchable, painfully bad, and inexplicably weird. The story has no dialog, only an annoying narrator who explains everything. And now we will do this. And now we will go over here. This means that now we have to do this. And now we have to do this. And so on. Are you bored out of your skull yet?

Oddly enough, my two year old loves it.

This is one of the greatest pieces of filmography I have ever seen. Never before have I witnessed the adventures of such interesting characters, with developed personalities and wonderful backstories. With the best animation in any piece of media ever before seen, this is definitely something you should put on your watchlist. Sam and Lloyd easily sell the movie in my opinion. Best LGBTQ+ representation I've ever seen.