We Bare Bears: The Movie

Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear live for street food and viral clips, chasing their next big moment online. Their enthusiasm for food trucks and attention grabs sometimes spirals into chaos, drawing attention from neighbors and other city folk. When their stunts go too far and they are forced out of their home, the brothers put their heads together and set off on a road trip. They head toward Canada seeking a calmer place to call home and a chance to press pause on the frenzy. Along the way they meet new friends, face imperfect plans, and discover what family means beyond fame.

Directed by Daniel Chong, the film builds on the characters from We Bare Bears created by Chong. It released in 2020 as a Cartoon Network television movie, bringing Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear to a broader family audience.

Audience reaction leans positive, with praise for its light humor and wholesome tone. The film centers on friendship and sibling support, while examining the pull of viral fame and the value of home and togetherness.

As part of a popular Cartoon Network franchise, the movie extended the bears world beyond the show and fed into fans online chatter about misadventures and heartwarming moments. The trio remains a recognizable symbol of playful, modern family life, with their dynamic at the core of the yarn.