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The Care Bears Movie (1985) 5.1
The Care Bears watch over a young brother and sister who have lost their trust in humanity. Meanwhile an evil wizard wishes to cover the Earth in concrete. Director:Arna SelznickWriter:Peter Sauder (screenplay) |
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Mr. Cherrywood
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The Spirit
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Love-a-Lot Bear
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Sunny Besen Thrasher | ... |
Jason
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Patricia Black | ... |
Funshine Bear /
Share Bear
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Melleny Brown | ... |
Birthday Bear /
Cheer Bear
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Bob Dermer | ... |
Grumpy Bear
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Mrs. Cherrywood
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Eve Evans | ... |
Additional Voices
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Gloria Figura | ... |
Bedtime Bear
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| Cree Summer | ... |
Kim
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Mr. Fetuccini
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Wish Bear
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Luba Goy | ... |
Lotsa Heart Elephant /
Gentle Heart Lamb
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The Care Bears live in a country high in the clouds, where they have a lot of fun together. But they also do care for the human children on Earth, who they watch through huge telescopes from the sky, and come to help whenever there is need. Nikolas, a magician's apprentice, is in danger of getting under the influence of a bad spirit, which resides in an ancient spell book. The siblings Kim and Jason don't trust anyone anymore after being disappointed once too often. The Care Bears take them into their wonderland where they experience exciting and dangerous adventures together and quickly become good friends. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
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What happens when the world stops caring? See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
CanadaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
29 March 1985 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
As Novas Aventuras dos Ursinhos Carinhosos See more »Box Office
Budget:
$3,000,000 (estimated)Gross:
$22,934,000 (USA)Company Credits
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Nicholas: Only what they did to me. They deserved it.
Tender Heart Bear: No, Nicholas. Please, listen!
The Spirit: Quick, Nicholas!
Nicholas: "Nyx... byx... styx!"
The Spirit: This is only the beginning.
Tender Heart Bear: This is a job for all the Care Bears!
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by David Bird and Walt Woodward
Additional Lyrics by Ken Stephenson
Sung by David Bird, Becky Goldstein, Susan Kross, Anne Marie Prunty, and Christine Seibert
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Did You Know?
Trivia
The only word Secret Bear says aloud during the whole movie is "Yeah!" shouted during the final song. See more »Goofs
When Brave Heart is fighting the tree monster, he's shown with a tummy symbol in one shot. See more »Quotes
Tender Heart Bear: Nicholas, what have you done?Nicholas: Only what they did to me. They deserved it.
Tender Heart Bear: No, Nicholas. Please, listen!
The Spirit: Quick, Nicholas!
Nicholas: "Nyx... byx... styx!"
The Spirit: This is only the beginning.
Tender Heart Bear: This is a job for all the Care Bears!
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Soundtracks
"Look Out! He's After You!"by David Bird and Walt Woodward
Additional Lyrics by Ken Stephenson
Sung by David Bird, Becky Goldstein, Susan Kross, Anne Marie Prunty, and Christine Seibert
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The 80's were really the decade to live in! I have to admit, for someone my age, I honestly believe that the Care Bears movie is a very well-made movie. It came out the year I was born, and I'm reasonably sure that it is also the very first movie I ever saw in my entire life.
Now, where should I begin? Ah, yes. It makes me enjoy the movie a lot more now that I know that some famous people were involved in it. The story is narrated by Mickey Rooney, someone with a very kid-friendly voice. There was also Cree Summer, who did voices in various different cartoon series', and of course, Billie Mae Richards (Rudolph).
This is a great children's movie, and some adults can enjoy it too. I don't recommend this movie to the 7 to 18 range. It's pretty enjoyable, but it also has a lot of frightening parts. I was always scared to death of the dark spirit. To help lighten the mood, there are also some catchy songs in this movie as well, which are all done by famous pop artists such as Carol King and John Sebastian. Today, the only thing I really love about this movie is the finale song, "It's Great to Be in the Care Bear Family". For some odd reason, I'm such a sucker for all those "Kids of the Kingdom"-types of songs.
This movie was followed by two sequels. The first of the three was really good and really dark and dramatic, the second one was just as good but seemed more like a comedy than a drama, and the third one was just plain weird. Right now, I just wish I could watch this movie again and see how much stuff I can remember from it. I'm sure it will bring back to me some very fond memories.