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- 1986
- G
- Columbia Pictures
- 1 h 16 m
- 1986
- G
- Columbia Pictures
- 1 h 16 m
Summary The Care Bears try to help a young girl at summer camp who, in an effort to revamp her dorky social status to agility and skill, enters into a sinister bargain with a shape-shifting demon posing as a young boy.
Directed By: Dale Schott
- 1986
- G
- Columbia Pictures
- 1 h 16 m
- 1986
- G
- Columbia Pictures
- 1 h 16 m
Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation
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Summary The Care Bears try to help a young girl at summer camp who, in an effort to revamp her dorky social status to agility and skill, enters into a sinister bargain with a shape-shifting demon posing as a young boy.
Directed By: Dale Schott
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Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 5 Critic Reviews
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20% Positive
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40% Mixed
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2 Reviews
40% Negative
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 5 Critic Reviews
39
20% Positive
1 Review
1 Review
40% Mixed
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
40% Negative
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
Though the quality of animation remains dismal, Care Bears II has many pretty pictures; they just don't move very well. Kids under five, particularly little girls, seem enthralled nonetheless. [31 Mar 1986, p.D6]
With its unpretentious moral tale of good and evil, CARE BEARS MOVIE II does a good job of meeting the needs and expectations of its target audience.
To make a long story short, the film ends on a note that equally serves Great Wishing Star, the Care Bears, free enterprise and redemption. Very young kids may love this, but anybody over the age of 4 might find it too spooky.
Like the original "Care Bears Movie," Care Bears Movie II is nothing but an insidious feature-length toy commercial. But since Funshine Bear has taught me to look on the bright side, I will admit that the animation in the sequel is of a higher quality.
The ineptly told story features the hollow menaces, uninteresting villains, bland heroes, predictable confrontations and static animation that have become standards of the genre. [21 Mar 1986, p.17]
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