Grizz, Panda and Ice Bear have never been good at keeping a low profile. We Bare Bears: The Movie, Daniel Chong's 2020 animated feature, sends the three bear brothers on the run after their food-truck obsession and viral-video antics finally draw the wrong kind of attention.
What is We Bare Bears: The Movie about?
Three bears who live like roommates, eat like tourists and film everything for the internet were always going to attract notice. When their stunts spiral, Agent Trout of the National Wildlife Control decides the brothers are a problem to be solved: he intends to restore what he calls the natural order by splitting them up for good. Forced out of their home, Grizz, Panda and Ice Bear head north toward Canada, where they hope to be left alone. The road is anything but quiet. New friends appear, obstacles pile up, and the brothers stumble into a few enormous parties along the way. Underneath the chase, the trip pushes them to look back at how they first found each other and became a family, because the thing Trout wants to break is the only thing they have.
About the cast
The voice cast features Eric Edelstein, Bobby Moynihan, Demetri Martin, Marc Evan Jackson, Keith Ferguson, Sam Lavagnino, Max Mitchell and Jason Lee. The mix of comedians and character actors suits the film's quick, affectionate humour, and the ensemble keeps the energy up across a brisk 69 minutes.
Context & significance
Daniel Chong directs this feature-length outing for the bear brothers, carrying the characters into a longer road-trip format with higher stakes than a single episode allows. It is catalogued as adventure, animation, comedy and family, and the balance leans on all four: a pursuit plot gives it shape, slapstick and deadpan give it rhythm, and the sibling bond gives it a heart. Its short runtime makes it an easy pick for a weeknight.
Watching We Bare Bears: The Movie on Ktime
We Bare Bears: The Movie is available on K-Time with a Persian dub, which makes it a straightforward family watch for Farsi-speaking children who are not yet reading subtitles. Watching requires a free K-Time account login, while this page is free to read. The Farsi interface works across phone, TV and web, so the film can go on the big screen for the whole family.