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Closed Caption; Director's commentary with special guests Ted and Zeb; The Country Bears: Out of the Woods" featurette; Music video MixMaster Jamboree; The Country Bears Concert for America (ABC Special); Sing-along viewing option; Krystal music video; Dolby digital 5.1 surround sound; THX-certified; Fullscreen (1.33:1); French language track
Full Product DetailsSide #1 --
1. Opening Credits/Who Am I Different?
2. We Gotta Save Country Bear Hall
3. Hitting the Road
4. Picking Up Fred & Zeb
5. Keeping the Dream Alive
6. The Chase Is On
7. Finding Trixie
8. What About Ted?
9. Beary Comes Home
10. To the Rescue
11. The Big Show
12. Artist Interviews/End Credits
Paws down, The Country Bears is the best live-action comedy ever based on a Disney theme-park attraction -- a sweet, cleverly cast surprise that's a subversively funny cross between The Jerk and The Blues Brothers. Taking its cue from the Disneyland original, the film relies on costumed characters rather than ursine computer-generation. Haley Joel Osment is the voice of Beary Berrington, a cub who worships the Country Bears, a legendary band that broke up a decade earlier following its "Hiber Nation" tour. When Beary, who has been adopted by humans, leaves home to find his birth parents, his pilgrimage takes him to venerable Country Bear Hall, the venue where his beloved band got their start. Discovering that it's about to be destroyed by a banker (a hilarious Christopher Walken) with a surprising old score to settle, Beary has an inspiration: reunite the long-estranged Country Bears for a benefit concert that will save their former stomping grounds. The film boasts a honey of a soundtrack: John Hiatt, Bonnie Raitt, and Don Henley all lend their voices, and Brian Setzer participates in a "Devil Went Down to Georgia"-type battle of the bands. From slapstick comedy to sly and surreal humor, The Country Bears is all-ages fun. Donald Liebenson, Barnes & Noble
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