The Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland (1987)The Care Bears and Alice set out to stop an evil wizard from taking over Wonderland. Director:Raymond Jafelice |
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The Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland (1987)The Care Bears and Alice set out to stop an evil wizard from taking over Wonderland. Director:Raymond Jafelice |
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Bob Dermer | ... |
Grumpy Bear
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Eva Almos | ... |
Swift Heart Rabbit
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Dan Hennessey | ... |
Brave Heart Lion /
Dum
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Jim Henshaw | ... |
Tenderheart Bear
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| Marla Lukofsky | ... |
Good Luck Bear
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Luba Goy | ... |
Lots-A-Heart Elephant
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Keith Knight | ... |
White Rabbit
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Tracey Moore | ... |
Alice
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Colin Fox | ... |
Wizard
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John Stocker | ... |
Dim /
Cheshire Cat
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Don McManus | ... |
Caterpillar
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Elizabeth Hanna | ... |
The Queen of Hearts
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Alan Fawcett | ... |
Flamingo
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Keith Hampshire | ... |
Mad Hatter /
Jabberwocky
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Alyson Court | ... |
Princess
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The cuddly Care Bears star in this charming feature-length adaption of the classic story of Alice in Wonderland. A young girl named Alice and the Care Bears travel together into the whimsical land of the Mad Hatter and the March Hare. In this magical story about friendship and trust, Alice and the Care Bears try to thwart an evil wizard's attempt to become the King of Wonderland. Written by Anonymous
Time to clarify something. This is the movie most people accuse the FIRST Care Bears adventure of being: a saccharine squirm fest. Now I happen to like the Care Bears (I pretty much ran to their defence in my review of their first movie, which I STILL recommend), but this was just a really bad concept to begin with.
It's as if the producers wanted to do an "Alice in Wonderland" movie, then got bored about halfway through and decided to throw the Bears in. Oddly, this isn't based on the Lewis Carrol books but on Disney's version of Wonderland (so it's a movie inspired by another movie inspired by a book). Even so, it has it's moments. The way they envision the Cheshire Cat is very inventive and possibly the best reason to give this movie a look (if you've seen it already you know what I'm talking about, otherwise rent it and fast forward through any scenes that don't involve the Cat). There's a nice message about believing in yourself, but it's nearly negated by the stupid cop-out ending.
There is, however, one more thing that totally saves the movie. Three words: Grumpy Bear RAPPING!!!