Yogi Bear (2010)

In this animated adventure, Jellystone Park faces its most dire threat yet: closure at the hands of the greedy Mayor Brown, who plans to sell off the beloved national park. For Yogi Bear and his loyal pal Boo Boo, this means losing their home and the very essence of what makes Jellystone special – its natural beauty and family fun. When faced with this devastating prospect, Yogi must rise to the occasion, proving he's indeed "smarter than the average bear." Teaming up with their former adversary, Ranger Smith, they embark on a mission to save Jellystone Park from permanent closure, ensuring families can continue to enjoy its wonders. Yogi Bear (2010) earns its place on a list of Eric Brevig's best films due to his masterful direction in bringing this beloved Hanna-Barbera classic to life. Brevig, known for his expertise in visual effects and family-friendly entertainment, expertly balances the humor and heart of the original characters with vibrant CGI animation. He manages to capture the adventurous spirit and comedic timing that fans expect from Yogi and Boo Boo, while also delivering a visually engaging spectacle that appeals to a new generation. The film showcases Brevig's ability to craft a fun, engaging narrative with broad appeal, making it a standout example of his talent in the family film genre.