The greatest movie ever made..!

Brilliant and touching

Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

A fun filled family film, that should keep little ones amused

I'm a fan of various Hanna Barbera cartoons as well as certain live action adaptations of cartoon shows. However, I can easily say that this is awful beyond recognition for many reasons: the story is extremely weak, the characters are utterly nothing, the humor is weak and nothing to run home about, the dialogue is horrendous, there's nothing really that special about this film, a lot of the dialogue is laughable, there are way too many characters that aren't that memorable (except Yogi, Boo-Boo and Ranger Smith) and worst of all, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera died before this film was even thought of. I sat in the theater in total disbelief and I couldn't believe that this even greenlit. I know that there are fans of this film, but I totally disagree. The only thing that I'll give credit to is that Justin Timberlake and Dan Aykroyd are fine as our main characters. That's the only positive thing I can say about it.

I do not recall watching many of the cartoons, but just watching this movie alone, I would say it was a decent one for my 3-year-old. He loved the talking bear, and although some of the outfits (specifically women) were questionable, I do not regret paying the $1 to rent it. My son also tried to save his turtle after watching! ;] Again, not sure how this compares to the cartoons. I think I do remember one or two curse words in it that I was not too pleased with. As you can probably guess, we are a rather conservative family and always try to find wholesome family movies to watch. All in all, it was enjoyable for family night and I wouldn't be upset to watch it again. Also liked hearing familiar voices and faces in the film!

Upon first glance, this movie is what it say's on the tin; a witty and nostalgia filled family adventure. But by watching the movie one starts to scratch, tear and then destroy the thin surface in which this movie stuck it's success so profusely upon.The film itself starts off as the Hanna Barbera cartoon we all hate to admit we love, but that charm wears off as the onslaught of pop- culture references and corny dialogue begin to rear their ugly heads. And we all know from the first Scooby-Doo movie how that turned out.Although, if one positive thing is to be said about this near clichéd family adventure, is that at least it wasn't based as far away from the source material unlike a certain other movie which was mentioned above.Don't waste your time checking this out, there are better things to see.