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Boog (Martin Lawrence), a domesticated grizzly bear with no survival skills, has his perfect world turned upside down when he meets Elliot (Ashton Kutcher) a scrawny, fast-talking mule deer. When Elliot convinces Boog to leave his cushy home in a park ranger's garage to try a taste of the great outdoors, things quickly spiral out of control. Relocated to the forest with open season only three days away, Boog and Elliot must acclimate in a hurry. They must join forces to unite the woodland creatures and take the forest back. (official distributor synopsis)
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The opening bear tap-dancing provides a hint of trouble, but in the end, the result is a relatively digestible film worth a single watch. In it, the animals sometimes make such brilliant noises that you will be willing to tolerate the fact that Lawrence intones like Will Smith and Ashton Kutcher sound like he’s castrated. It’s a serial product of contemporary animation No. X, making it a solid average in that it doesn't annoy and that it blows by in an hour and a quarter.
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A very frantic cartoon, which may not be to everyone's taste, but it was the franticness that won me over. There is simply an irresistible anarchy in this forest, the animals are different levels of crazy, and some of them should be locked up in a zoo instead of a pasture. What does it matter that the bear and the deer remind too much of a certain ogre and a certain donkey? I really enjoyed all the crazy shenanigans and everything that can be (rightly) criticized about Open Season didn't matter to me.
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Such a classic animated film, where you have a feeling that there is nothing new in it, only the characters look a bit different than they did in other movies. One talkative, one too serious, both in roles that are not traditional, except for the fact that they are animals. The plot is also so cliché. Somehow this film wasn't able to excite me.
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