Saw this movie with my 8-year-old cousin. I thinks this is a good kids movie, but could be bland and corny towards an adult audience. I grew up watching the Yogi Bear cartoons, but I felt like the film was missing a few things. Overall, I give the movie 3/5.

This movie was terrible. My kids (ages 10 and 8) didn't even like it. We went with 17 people for a birthday party and nobody liked it. One mom fell asleep, several played games on the phones throughout the whole thing. I do believe it was the worst movie I have ever seen.

Adults or teens very boring movie.

Not very good. Not as good as Tangled. It did not keep my 7,4,and 2 year old grand daughters entertained for long. They lost interest about a 1/3 way through the movie.

Jellystone Park?s 100th anniversary might be the last one. The parks attendance has dropped off badly and the mayor sees this as a great opportunity to fund his campaign for Governor and bring in more funds to support his life style. Mayor Brown plans to re-zone the park so that he can sell off JellyStone land to Loggers. In comes Rachel, a girl who wants to do a story about a certain talking bear named Yogi, but finds herself helping the park after hearing about the mayor?s plan. Yogi, Boo Boo, Ranger Smith and Rachel all team up to try and save JellyStone Park from closing forever to preserve a place they all call home. Yogi is a part of Warner Bros History, he?s Historic, and kids grew up with Yogi since 1958. For Yogi to be re-introduced to a New Generation like this is Fantastic. I hope the Hanna-Barbera family is happy about this film because I was definitely proud of how Warner Bros did the film. Yogi (Dan Aykroyd) - Boo Boo (Justin Timberlake) - 5 out of 5 stars