Watch as the Jim Henson Company presents a new take on an old story. Goldilocks and the 3 Bears takes the traditional story of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" and gives it an animated, reality-TV spin.
Mac Bear runs a fish shack in the land of fairy tales, who is in steep competition with a new sushi restaurant crowding into his territory. Ruby Bear is a homemaker who dreams of making it big in show business. And Junior Bear is a smart bear trying to navigate the mine field of junior high school. They are a tight family unit who actually like spending time, talking, and eating meals together.
Goldilocks has a home makeover show called Totally Fab Rehab and chooses the Bears' home as the next one to make over after receiving a video from Junior explaining that they would really want a taste of the "sweet life." In her vacant blond mind, she decides that what they really want is a home made over entirely in candy. Candy windows, candy canes on the walls, candy furniture... And of course this doesn't go well.
Once the reality of the candy house sinks in (and Hansel and Gretel make their surprise exit), Goldilocks' agent, Jay Weasel, pitches a new show to the network, Goldilocks and the Three Bears Show, which is a reality show shot for 30 days. The cameras follow Goldilocks and the Bears from the time they start living together, and we see how fame and fortune affects these people who used to be doing okay as a family.
Throw in an American Idol-style talent contest, a lot of interesting secondary characters, and you have an animated story that wasn't half bad.
Tom Arnold, Brooke Shields, and Jamie Lynn Spears headline the voice actors for the movie, providing voices for Mac Bear (Papa), Ruby Bear (Mama), and Goldilocks. Junior Bear (Baby) was voiced by Colton Parsons.
Article comments
1 - Jack
nice one.... i would realy like to buy DVD for my kids
2 - Franklin
My kidz realy loved it....i will give **** stars..