We Bare Bears: The Movie

I have watched We Bare Bears since it was first aired since 2015 and as of today i am still keep on rewinding the good, old and memorable episodes of We Bare Bears and now that they made the most beautiful movie. MY HEART will keep on beating for We Bare Bears. LONG LIVE THE BEARS! AND THIS IS THE GREATEST TV SERIES MOVIE I'VE EVER WATCHED

The show has lots of social commentary that addresses immigration, integration, and the fickleness of human nature. It is very well-thought out and enjoyable to watch, not to mention that it leaves the audience reflecting on current American society. Some reviews say that the movie is "cringey," but the messages being delivered throughout the film overweigh whatever some might call "cliché." (It really was not cringey at all; there are many other films that are way more cringe-worthy, and that do not deliver a purposeful message as well as We Bare Bears did.) The movie goes into depth about real issues in a way that is extremely fascinating to see. It is not a long movie, so I highly recommend giving it your time.

It a really good movie for all ages and really sweet throughout the run time. I do wish there was more chole and Charlie but it can't be helped. The ending is really good and shows that you don't have to be blood to be family. I really hope they work the new bears into the show next season.

We Bare Bears is a rare type of show that uses internet and cringe humor right. Let me address the elephant in the room, the "meme" humor. The memes that they use are extremely outdated and not funny... and they know that. Unlike something like the Emoji Movie, the film knows you'll grown, and that's the point. They don't reference Gangnam Style and expect you to laugh, it's to make fun of how dated and tacky people who think that kind of pandering is. The other huge thing is the runtime, 1 hour and 9 minutes. While that is disappointing, it's perfect for the story the writers wanted to tell. I'd rather have 1 hour and 9 minutes of movie then 21 extra minutes of filler. The movie has moments and characters that mean more to the fans of the show, but there is enjoyment for older and newer viewers.

The entire movie felt like a parody of every internet thing out there from memes to dance moves and I found it kinda cringy to watch. Also, out of nowhere, the bears are suddenly talking like modern-day teens as opposed to their more adult-like speech from before. But the movie was good. I would've preferred more screen time for Chloe, Ranger Tabes etc. but meh. It was okay.