Koda, fratello orso

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Each color that is shown in the Great Spirits represents different things. When the explosion a [...]	D
One of the few animated Disney films to take place specifically in North America. Others includ [...]	D
The fifth Walt Disney Animation Studios film for Nancy Cartwright after La sirenetta (1989), Il [...]	D
An idea to do an animated television series spin-off for the Rutt and Tuke characters was event [...]	D
The fourth Walt Disney Animation Studios film to have the title appear both at the beginning an [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' seventh film that does not take place in a present or future tim [...]	D
Jason Raize (Denahi) also played Simba in the Broadway production of The Lion King.	D
The bear (Koda's mother) advancing on Kenai, who raises his spear in self-defense at the last s [...]	D
This film and Bambi (1942) are the only Disney animated feature films to change aspect ratios d [...]	D
Michael Clarke Duncan provides the voice for one of the bears (Tug) in the movie. His character [...]	D
Jeremy Suarez, who voiced Koda, also had a cameo role in Disney's previous animated film, Il pi [...]	D
The third and final film to be fully produced at Disney's Orlando, Florida animation facility a [...]	D
For the Finnish dub of the film, Phil Collins' parts were sung by Stratovarius frontman, Timo K [...]	D
Originally, Kenai was supposed to have an older bear named Grizz guide him through the woods an [...]	D
The moose Rutt and Tuke are voiced by Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas, the same actors who played [...]	D
Although Sitka reveals early on that Denahi's totem is wisdom, his actual totem animal is not m [...]	D
Of note to many critics and viewers was the use of the film's aspect ratio as a storytelling de [...]	D
During the song "Great Spirits," in one shot a small clownfish can be seen swimming with the sa [...]	D
Tuke and Rutt play "I Spy" while traveling on a mammoth. They both choose obvious items (in thi [...]	D
In the German version, Tuke and Rutt are called Benny and BjÃ¶rn, after the two male members [...]	D
Kenai loses his brother by a bear. In real life Joaquin Phoenix lost his brother.	D
The salmon at the salmon run are based on real sockeye salmon, which wild grizzlies like to eat [...]	D
From the moment Kenai receives his totem, Denahi isn't helping matters. By teasing Kenai mercil [...]	D
While Denahi is right to blame Kenai, he denies the fact that he himself holds some of the blam [...]	D
James Marsden was considered for the role of Denahi.	D
Kenai's age is never stated, though he is most likely about 16, as 12-16 is considered the age [...]	D
Most of the characters are named after actual places in Alaska, where the story is set. For exa [...]	D
Several of the bears in the salmon run strongly resemble I Mattacchiorsi (2002) from the eponym [...]	D
Denahi is the narrator of the film. Although the subtitles in the film mistake the narrator to [...]	D
Disney's last animated film to have more than one composer until Il viaggio di Arlo (2015) rele [...]	D
Denahi was originally going to be Kenai's father instead of his older brother.	D
Even though Denahi was made to look like the main antagonist, Kenai, the film's protagonist, ir [...]	D
Denahi becomes a silent warrior after Kenai turns into a bear, aside from some angry growls, sc [...]	D
Until Ralph Spaccatutto (2012) was released 9 years later, this was the last Walt Disney Animat [...]	D
The painterly background styling is inspired by the landscapes of Albert Bierstadt. Then-Disney [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' thirteenth film not to be a musical where characters break into [...]	D
The first Walt Disney Animation Studios film to have a post-credits scene.	D
In the Italian, German, Spanish and French releases of the movie Phil Collins sings "On My Way, [...]	D
The leader of the bears in the salmon run is a clear caricature of his voice actor, Michael Cla [...]	D
A sequel was made in 2006 with Patrick Dempsey replacing Joaquin Phoenix as the voice of Kenai. [...]	D
Only voice work for Joaquin Phoenix.	D
This is the first and only hand drawn animated film from Walt Disney Animation Studios to have [...]	D
When Kenai is transformed into a bear the aspect ratio changes and widens from 1.75:1 to 2.35:1 [...]	D
The Koda, fratello orso 2 (2006) DVD has some deleted scenes from this movie that were not incl [...]	D
Sitka dying was basically his brothers' fault, as Denahi insulted Kenai for losing the food, an [...]	D
Joaquin Phoenix (Kenai) and Rick Moranis (Rutt the moose) previously appeared together as uncle [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' first film, since Le follie dell'imperatore (2000) released 3 ye [...]	D
The lines, "I don't care that you and Binky found the world's biggest pine cone ever" and "Firs [...]	D
Disney/Pixar prepared a special trailer for Brother Bear to show before Alla ricerca di Nemo (2 [...]	D
There were more than just mammoths in North America at the time. There were also mastodons, sab [...]	D
Sitka's spirit, in the form of an eagle, can be seen throughout the movie after Kenai is change [...]	D
The sixth traditionally animated film of the 2000s to be produced at a 2.35:1 aspect ratio, aft [...]	D
The only traditionally-animated movie in the Disney Animated Canon to include the black-and-ora [...]	D
In the various vignettes during the end credits, Kenai is shown drawing a crude stick figure on [...]	D
The mammoths were based on woolly mammoths that lived in North America and later became extinct [...]	D
Denahi helps push Kenai into his "Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!" situation by denying his own par [...]	D
In the DVD commentary, Rutt and Tuke comment that if Kenai had bothered to tie up the basket wi [...]	D
Since Kenai chose to remain a bear permanently at the end of the first film, the only time we e [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' last film to date to receive a direct-to-video sequel.	D
Kenai and Koda encounter cave paintings in one scene. Cave paintings have never been discovered [...]	D
Kelsey Grammer and David Hyde Pierce were considered for the role of Rutt and Tuke before Dave [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' first film with a November release date not to release on a Than [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' second film to include outtakes after Il Re Leone (1994).	D
The cliff where Kenai kills Koda's mother, then changes into a bear, is shaped like a bear's he [...]	D
The fourth Walt Disney Animation Studios film for Cathy Cavadini after Il Re Leone (1994), Dino [...]	D
It is repeated many times in the movie that Kenai has a big head.	D
Rick Moranis was originally going to voice a moose in an animated film before this called Blue [...]	D
Jeremy Suarez, who voiced Koda, visited the Foley stage, where John Roesch, the film's Foley ar [...]	D
The last hand-drawn animated film to be produced at a 2.35:1 aspect ratio until My Little Pony: [...]	D
At the salmon run, Koda mentions to the other bears how Kenai drinks water with a leaf. In his [...]	D
As part of a rare occurrence, the film was theatrically released on a Saturday rather than a Fr [...]	D
During the post-credits, one of the salmon can be heard talking as he is being chased by a hung [...]	D
The first theatrically released animated film to star Brian Posehn. He would go on to voice Gle [...]	D
Paul Christie and Danny Mastrogiorgio got cast as 2 rams after one of the people who worked on [...]	D
In the book How to Draw Brother Bear, the names of the rams are revealed to be Cliff and Roc.	D
The scene where Kenai tells Rutt and Tuke "I'm not a beaver, I'm a bea-I mean, I'm not a bear, [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' fourth film to use dust as a plot point, after Il Re Leone (1994 [...]	D
Jason Raize's final film, released 3 months before his death, with Denahi being one of his only [...]	D
In a worded example, when they're resting on the mammoths, Kenai reluctantly opens up to Koda about [...]	D
Kenai blames the bear for Sitka's death when he was the one who provoked the bear in the first place [...]	D

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