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Between bouts of wit with Ranger Smith, Yogi juggles a little romance with Cindy Bear. Because of her fondness for Yogi, Cindy finds herself the victim of an evil circus impresario. He has her performing dangerous feats on a high wire while his demented pooch looks on with mad laughter. It is up to Yogi and his sidekick Boo Boo to save her. (Columbia Pictures US)
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Yeah, it’s just as Trellíno says, Yogi Bear was my childhood. A brilliant story with unforgettable songs. I wipe away a tear and remember.
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Yogi Bear will never be my favorite character, although I must admit that in animated form, it's definitely much better than in live-action. The good thing about this film is how the bears get to different places and that it works within the story. But it didn't knock me off my feet, and I didn't laugh too much.
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In 1964, Yogi Bear and Bubu finally got their first feature film. And not just any film - it was a musical! So Cindy, the cute little bear, could come running in and the romance could begin. Yes, I love these Hanna-Barbera feature films. "Uh pick up a pole that has a hole." Similarly great are the Flintstones' feature film The Man Called Flintstone and the later Jetsons: The Movie and the latest Top Cat.
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