Wonderful character development!

Stylish but barely mediocre overall

It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.

This is a fun, delightful movie for children and adults! The music is amazing. Doug Goodwin, who is one of the major composers of music and lyrics has brought an upbeat, fun and sing along adventure for all of us. We hear Doug's name mentioned for decades in Hanna Barbara, Pink Panther Christmas and Johnny Mathis. I understand that Doug has over 300 songs he has written. In addition to the songs he has written for shows, I have read many of the lyrics and I can hear Tony Bennett, K.D. Lang and so many others bringing his songs to life. He writes from the heart and when we listen to his piano and his words, we connect as humans. For a delightful and warm experience, I encourage you to go to www.andtheniwrote. Click on Doug Goodwin. He has songs to listen to that will make you smile and feel good Watch Hey There it's Yogi Bear and listen to the great music and lyrics! They are exceptional!

Now, I wouldn't exactly say that I hated this animated, feature film that starred Yogi Bear, but, then again, I certainly wouldn't say that I liked it all that much, either.At 90 minutes in length, I'd say that if a good 30 minutes had been edited from this predictable story no one would have been the wiser. And, besides that - It certainly didn't benefit matters much that 6 truly awful songs were injected into this lame story which, of course, helped to reduce my overall rating of this cartoon by a few extra points.Released in 1964 - This limited-animation, Hanna-Barbera production, pretty much, just went over the same, old, tired ground of your typical, garden-variety, Yogi Bear cartoon that has ever been made.The one character who I did like in the story was Mugger, the snickering dog, who was, naturally, given very little screen-time.On the other hand - The one character who I really disliked here was Cindy Bear (Yogi's whining love-interest) who, unfortunately, was given way too much screen-time.All-in-all - I'd definitely say that "Hey There, It's Yogi Bear!" was the sort of cartoon whose limited and recycled charm could only appeal to the undemanding expectations of a very young child.

Yogi bears first Theatrical feature is actually pretty good.the pace is good,it's pretty colourful for the kids,and it's fairly funny.in fact,there is one running gag that is hysterical.i also loved all the different voices.there were many people voicing more than one character.i recognized some of the voices from other cartoons,and some of the names were also familiar from their work on other cartoons.the only drawback i found was there a few too many musical numbers,some of which went on bit too long,and kinda stopped the momentum and flow.but that's just my opinion.and it's certainly suitable for kids,and it has enough entertainment in it for adults.

Over the course of 2001 to about 2004, Teletoon would often air this show with their "Cinetoon" setup and over holiday breaks and stuff like this. Havving grown up with Yogi and all the gang, I was familiar with all the situations, watched the show, and was certainly not disappointed!The animation by itself is wonderful, detailed, and sometimes semi-realistic. The plot is certainly not flat, and the voice acting is put well to mouth movements.Just last Monday, Teletoon aired the show once again, I managed to tape it, and now i can watch it whenever I want. Recommended to anyone who: 1. Likes Yogi beat 2. Likes a decent animated show