Yogi Bear

Yogi Bear (2010)
Director: Eric Brevig
Tagline: « Life’s a pic-a-nic. »
Actors:
Yogi Bear
Rachel
Ranger Smith
Ranger Jones
Rating:  vote average (24’856 votes)
Quotes: « Yogi Bear: They have donuts. DONUTS! » [Yogi has a fantasy of a giant donut] « Boo Boo: [Interrupting fantasy] Yogi, what're you doing? » « Yogi Bear: [Determined] I'm going! » « Boo Boo: No, Yogi! We promised the Ranger we would stay away. » « Yogi Bear: You're right. I'm losing control, Boo-Boo. I don't know who's steering the ship! » « Yogi Bear: It's because I'm smarter than the average bear. » « Ranger Smith: Yogi, that's the problem, all the thinking! Hey, you know what would be great? If you didn't think, if you could just be a regular bear; you know, sit in the woods minding his own business. But nope: you're different, you're SMART, and you have to spend your days being selfish and destructive while everyone else pays the price! I'm sure it's never been enough screwing up my life. But this time, you had to go and bring down this entire park. So tell me Yogi, how smart are you now? »
Runtime:81 minutes
Plots: A documentary filmmaker travels to Jellystone Park to shoot a project and soon crosses paths with Yogi Bear, his sidekick Boo-Boo and Ranger Smith. Jellystone Park is celebrating its 100th anniversary, however it may be for the last time, because attendance is down and Mayor Brown wants to close the park and sell the land. If the park is closed, Yogi Bear and Boo Boo will lose their home. They join forces with Ranger Smith to save Jellystone from closing forever. Yogi must really prove in this endeavor that he is “smarter than the average bear”. Head Ranger Smith runs Jellystone natural park neatly -apart from Yogi’s stunts- loyally assisted by simpleton trainee ranger Jones, a boy-scout who wants the real work, not just folding maps and cleaning up. Mayor Brown however needs cash to turn over the budget deficit and spoil the voters to run for governor, so he jumps at his sycophantic chef of staff’s idea to rezone the park and sell it as farm land. That’s possible under city bylaws if the park runs a deficit, as every year before. The rangers and bears, joined by nature documentary maker Rachel, who proves a romantic match for Smith, desperately seek to achieve a budget surplus in the last fiscal week. They rely on the park’s centenary to sell season tickets, but the mayor bribes Jones to sabotage the festival and become the new head ranger. Once that’s done, only a natural deus-ex-machina which nobody noticed before can save the park.
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