The Tangerine Bear

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Summary: Destined to become a holiday classic!
Review: My five year old daughter just adores this holiday movie so much - she refused to let me put it away with the rest of the Christmas stuff! In the story, a little Teddybear gets his smile sewn on upside down by mistake. Because of this "factory error" he is passed up at the department store, ending up instead, at an out-of-the-way second hand store where he meets an interesting assortment of characters! The Tangerine Bear really is a very cute, heartwarming, and "watchable" movie. Toss in some great messages such as: "our differences make us special" and "there's no place like home" and you have the makings of a perfect little kid's movie! Even as an adult, you can't help but get an "awwwwww" sort of feeling when the happy ending comes - no matter how many times you see it (and trust me, I've seen it MANY, MANY TIMES)! If you were wondering about this movie, well, wonder no more! It is definitely one worth owning!

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Summary: A Wonderful and Thoughtful Gift
Review: My three sons (ages 6,3 and 1) love this story. The Tangerine Bear is full of thoughtful lessons. They received this as a Christmas gift, but they watch it year round. It is more than just a Christmas story. Children root for the misfit toys and cheer at the end, when the toys figure out that they already have a home. A MUST SEE. If you have children (or adults that prefer good wholesome movies) on your gift list, this video is a wonderful addition to anyone's collection

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Summary: A Wonderful and Thoughtful Gift
Review: My three sons (ages 6,3 and 1) love this story. The Tangerine Bear is full of thoughtful lessons. They received this as a Christmas gift, but they watch it year round. It is more than just a Christmas story. Children root for the misfit toys and cheer at the end, when the toys figure out that they already have a home. A MUST SEE. If you have children (or adults that prefer good wholesome movies) on your gift list, this video is a wonderful addition to anyone's collection

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Summary: We need more like this
Review: The Tangerine Bear is a non-offensive, delightful, short Christmas film with memorable songs. And another good thing about it, Nashville's Trisha Yearwood narrates the story and does the vocals.
Like a fascinating book, it's the kind of entertainment that you don't want to end.
I am buying the VHS, from Amazon, right away.
Merry Christmas,
J. M. Vincent
Rochester Hills, Michigan

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Summary: Good for everyone
Review: This is a wonderful tape for the whole family. The script was fabulous. A sure winner and Christmas classic for years to come.

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Summary: Read The Book
Review: To see a gorgeously drawn version of this story, read the book--with a colorfully unique palette and illustration style that will teach children about art as much as anything. The video version has none of that style--and its slow pace and "dumbed-down" generic look made me feel it was about 42 minutes too long. For originality on video, pick up Toy Story 2.

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Summary: Nice holiday story for little ones...
Review: We watched The Tangerine Bear, and both my 2 yr. old and 7yr. old loved it. It is a nice, heartwarming story; reminds me of the movies I used to watch when I was a kid. Highly recommend it to other parents of little ones.

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Summary: Nice holiday story for little ones...
Review: We watched The Tangerine Bear, and both my 2 yr. old and 7yr. old loved it. It is a nice, heartwarming story; reminds me of the movies I used to watch when I was a kid. Highly recommend it to other parents of little ones.