Open Season

nostalgic played it on a dvd player and a sharp sound system. downloading it today on the phone 😊

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This is the first movie and it's the best. Elliot and Boog are a great characters with different characters, but some of their nature characteristics are really similar. The story shows a lot of funny and crazy scenes. You can feel this Yellowstone type climate. Main villain is not the best, but suits well in this movie. Also is cool to see how Boog becomes a real bear. Really good movie.

My family and I watched open season and it was pretty good. It was also funny I might add.

I remember when this came out I was about six or seven years old it was a big hit I was so excited when it came on DVD and then when I got older I stared to watch it even more and now I still like the a lot so you should let yours kids watch this movie it's so funny.

alright,this was an OK movie.But the idea of talking animals has been wildly overused.Also,the movie had somewhat of a "Shrek" theme.Its the 'im not going to be your friend' but then at the end of the movie the mood changes to 'oh ill be your friend i love you' But while it did have its funny parts (the otter using a chainsaw/right after i saw the Texas Chainsaw Massacre) (the Scottish squirills) ("well need your nuts!" "And your acorns too!") Don't worry,for those of you who saw those lines don't worry,because it was probably,like many children movies,overly advertised on TV and sold cheap toys at Burger King and McDonalds.But like I mentioned before,the movie did have a Shrek kind of feel to it. *as said by myfilm83

Nothing groundbreaking here just some fun from the era of mid 2000's animal cartoons.

This movie was done pretty well to be honest. I figure since Eddie is making the Shrek series, Martin Lawrence had to get on board with making a cartoon. Eddie he is not and honestly, he does not try to be. Ashton Kutcher is completely obnoxious and you can tell he wanted to stretch the bounds of good taste if he could get away with it. Anyone who creates a show called Punk'd and considers it a runaway success needs to stretch the boundaries whenever he can get away with it. He definitely can be seen as the obnoxious character he plays and Martin Lawrence has calmed so much over the years, you can see the mellowness in his character. I rather enjoyed going to this one and it was a heck of a lot better than "The Wild".