The Care Bears in the Land Without Feelings (TV 1983)Director:Pino Van LamsweerdeWriter:Ken Sobol |
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Country:
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22 April 1983 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Friend Bear: We'll always be your friends no matter what happens.
Kevin: Yeah? Can you stop my parents from moving?
Friend Bear: Well... no.
Tender Heart Bear: But we can help you feel better.
Friend Bear: Whenever you see the symbols on our tummies, you know you have a friend.
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The first ever television special to feature the Care Bears characters. See more »Quotes
Tender Heart Bear: We've come to show you someone cares.Friend Bear: We'll always be your friends no matter what happens.
Kevin: Yeah? Can you stop my parents from moving?
Friend Bear: Well... no.
Tender Heart Bear: But we can help you feel better.
Friend Bear: Whenever you see the symbols on our tummies, you know you have a friend.
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As someone who grew up with the 80s TV show and the first two movies, The Land Without Feelings was yet another childhood favourite that I still love to this day. The animation is colourful and of a smooth quality, perhaps not mind-blowing but definitely not cheap either. The score is full of whimsy, and I do like the songs, a tad cheesy but memorable and tuneful. Professor Coldheart's song is absolutely awesome. The dialogue was also better than expected, I've known it to be saccharine and again cheesy before, but there was little cringe-worthy. In fact, much of it was humorous and touching. The story is cute and has heart and charm as well as some good morals, the care bears are likable and not annoying and Coldheart is a cool villain. The voice work is solid. Overall, I loved and still love Land Without Feelings and consider it second only to the original movie as the best of the Care Bears outings, which after Nutcracker Suite have been hit and miss. 9/10 Bethany Cox