Grizzly Park Movie
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TAGLINES PLOT SUMMARY
Eight young adults are sent to do community service at Grizzly Park. There, they are hunted by an escaped serial killer along with the animals of the forest.
| Shedrack Anderson III | Ty |
| Brody the Bear | Grizzly Bear |
| Ryan Culver | Ranger Mike |
| Erik Hollander | Newscaster |
| Rance Howard | Ranger Howard |
| Glenn Morshower | Ranger Bob |
| Trevor Peterson | Trickster |
| Kavan Reece | Ryan |
| Jerry Sword | Jerry |
| Jeff Watson | Butch |
| Randy Wayne | Michael 'Scab' White |
| Whitney Cummings | Tiffany Stone |
| Emily Foxler | Bebe |
| Zulay Henao | Lola |
| Jelynn Rodriguez | KiKi |
| Tom Skull |
4.70 out of 10 (367 votes)
Visitor Reviews
totally agree.
posted on 23 Jul 2009Okay so I had read mixed reviews on the movie "Grizzly Park" so I decided to watch it. Well horrible does not even cover how awful this movie was. I agree on how the mugshot pictures were totally annoying and the characters were lame. It was also annoying that the movie kept going to random clips like the girls sleeping or an owl just sitting on a tree. The opening title kinda of got me for a minute with the passage of the bear but after that it was dumb. The serial killer idea was not bad however he died in fairly early in the movie. So I'm not even sure as to why the serial killer was ever brought into the movie. Yes he did kill people but their was really no purpose to it. I do give the movie kudos for using a real bear but that doesn't make up for the fake and stupid death scenes. Every death scene was laughable due to the fake organs and blood. It surprised me that this movie was made in 2008. You would think they would have been a bit better. The ending was also a major disappointment. It had nothing to do with story and it clearly had no motive. Also the last girl to die was confusing. I had no idea why she faked the entire movie. In conclusion, I can't believe I wasted 90 minutes of my life watching the worst horror movie of all time.
Not worth the DVDs it was burned on
posted on 11 Jul 2009Grizzly Park is about a group of miscreant youths that are forced on a hiking trip through the eponymous park as part of their sentence (or something, I didn't really care).The film is both written and directed by newcomer Tom Skull. Few good writers also make good directors, and unfortunately he is neither. The visual look of the film is passable, but the artistry of the shots and footage is bland and uninteresting.And the writing is often uneven and boring, not to mention filled with dumb lines like this: "If a tree falls in the forest, do you hear the tree? I mean, how do you know it's been more than ten minutes, can you tell time by the sun or something?" A potentially important plot line of an escaped rapist/killer makes a cursory appearance and two homicides, only to be ended before it affects the main storyline in any real way. While his dispatchment might make sense if the ultimate direction of the movie wasn't clear from the beginning, here it just seems sloppy.Add to that fact that all the characters are completely unlikeable, save for the ditsy Bebe (Emily Foxler) and Ranger Bob (Glenn Morshower, slumming here). This is a combination of the bad writing and mostly poor acting, but especially the writing. For instance, a buff, white-power twentysomething seems almost polite for the majority of the film, even towards Ty, the requisite black character.Finally, this film commits the cardinal sin of horror movies: it was boring. At a scant 91 minutes (including credits), it should move pretty briskly, but the opening drags on, treating us to not one, not two, but three introductions to the characters, including a totally unnecessary cut to their mugshots. By the time the action gets going in earnest, some hour and seventeen minutes in, I just don't care anymore.Nick Nunziata, founder and now-infrequent contributer to CHUD.com (which I refuse to read now since Devin Faraci took over and ruined the site), co-produced this film, and I must say that I'm disappointed in him. After running one of the most successful movie websites, it should be clear to him what works and doesn't work in a movie, but he seemed to strap rose-colored glasses on for this. Perhaps his next outing will be more productive.Bottom line: Don't see this film.
Even the soundtrack was appalling
posted on 26 May 2009Along with being definitely one of the worst movies I have ever seen due to its terrible acting, complete lack of story, and confusion on what type of genre it wanted to be, this movie had the worst soundtrack I have ever heard. It featured what must have been some friend of the producer's original music and it was incredibly bad. It was along the lines of a Trey Parker and Matt Stone original song for one of their movies, only the comedy was missing. Dreadful. I usually enjoy watching movies that are this bad, but this is in a whole different ballpark. The attempts to include humor soured any moments that would otherwise make you laugh due to its awfulness. I wasted 95 minutes of my life, don't make the same mistake.
You've GOT to be KIDDING ME!
posted on 12 May 2009I love horror movies. Grizzly Park is not a horror. I've seen a lot of awful movies, this was the worst. It would take to long to cover everything that was bad in this movie but let me just give you some highlights (or would it be lowlight?). First, there's some unrelated sereal killer that kills a bus driver that's supposed to be picking up murdering juvies (yes some were murders, and no they didn't go to jail, you can't go to jail for killing people they just send you to pick up trash)anywho, the sereal killer poses as the bus driver, he has blood allover him and no one notices. He then kills a ranger and then gets eaten by a bear. (YAY) No one was sure what he was going to do anyway, they just wanted an unrelated person to die.For the first hour NOTHING happens. Then people start dying. Which by this time you want them to die very violently, which they do. However you only see like 2 people die. In summary, it was just like someone wanted to make a movie for no reason at all. LET ME JUST SAY, PLEASE DON'T WAST YOUR TIME. PLEASE!!!!!
S_W's review of 'Grizzly Park' (2008)
posted on 23 Mar 2009I went into this film knowing absolutely nothing about it other than the title, hoping that the whole 'ignorance is bliss' cliché would work out. To be honest. . . it kind of did. Not knowing the plot or reviews of others does help.The story opens on a park ranger station preparing to shut down Grizzly Park (once home to more grizzlies than anywhere in the world, but the last grizzly was shot in 1922) because of the raging wildfires in southern California. If the fires weren't bad enough, a serial killer charged with the rape and murder of 11 women escaped from police custody. On the run, the killer finds a corrections officer on the side of the road repairing a tire and, after a quick slice, takes his identity and proceeds to pick up a group of lightweight criminals on their way to a cleanup program at, where else. . . Grizzly Park.The film itself is pretty enjoyable, and a not-too-shabby animal attack horror. Even with the early murder, however, the film takes its time getting going and there are long periods of time where nothing at all really happens, but somehow it kept my attention. Also, you really don't get any good gore or violence until the last half-hour or so. It actually seems like they didn't have the budget to get use any of the gore effects until the last chunk of the flick, and that definitely hurt the quality. To be honest, you could probably fast forward to that point and still get the best experience from this movie as possible.The acting wasn't awful (and bordering on good for a couple of the actors), but the dialogue was poorly written and very clichéd. The characters were essentially walking stereotypes. Well, other than the least believable Neo-Nazi in history, complete with the obviously fake Swastika and 'White Power' tats (if you look closely, you can see the Swastika smudge at one point. . . no joke). The soundtrack got repetitive and boring, which kind of affected the mood negatively. But, I'll admit. . . the ending is kind of hilarious and gave me the chance to say, 'I so knew it!'Even with the flaws, the film itself is actually very watchable. Keep with it for the first half or two-thirds and you actually might enjoy yourself. You could do worse.Final Verdict: 5/10.-AP3-
Whoever wrote this piece of crap should be fed to a grizzly bear.
posted on 23 Feb 2009I watched this movie online, thank God, because I didn't actually pay to see the stupid thing. From the description, I thought it would be about an escaped murderer hunting a bunch of dimwitted petty cons through the forest, but the escapee died soon after the movie started. Instead, this bunch of petty criminals is pursued by a bear that behaves unlike any bear I've ever heard of, stalking people while they sit in a large group, and ripping a building apart (not a tent, people) to get to the people inside. All those Hollywood roars just made it even sillier, and since when do wolves go after humans, especially a human whose not even injured? I'm surprised there weren't evil squirrels bent on infecting these idiots with y-pestis. None of the characters were likable, especially Bebe, who was so dumb I wanted her to die a gruesome death immediately. I was disappointed to see Glenn Morshower, who I've always liked as Aaron Pierce on 24, starring in this garbage. The dialogue can only be described as wooden. You would think that with a bunch of criminals out in a beautiful setting like this, that the screenwriter would have included the characters involved in some self reflection. But, you'd be wrong. All of these people were basically soulless; in a group like this in real life, I'd expect some would feel no remorse for what they did, but certainly some of them would have felt bad about it. So, I didn't care when any of them died, all in ways that were over the top gruesome, which is, I believe, the only reason this film was made. And if you were hoping for some beautiful shots of the woods a la A River Runs Through It, forget it; imagination in the cinematography department is as lacking as it is in the screen writing department. The conclusion was a bit clever-a very tiny bit-but other than that this movie amounted to what a bear does in the woods.
Grisly prank
posted on 29 Dec 2008Finally I acquired an opportunity to dig my teeth into the anticipated DVD release of Grizzly Park, which I grabbed in a local video store without reservations after having read a couple of positive reviews on an advanced screening of this latest monster flick.As I expected the film is packed with many obligatory elements and features that make up for a good horror movie: gorgeous scenery, murderer on the loose, deadly giant bear, severed heads and limbs and, of course, a handful of screaming hot chicks.The acting is decent, with not so many annoyingly stupid dialogs often expected from independent shoestring budget slashers. I was impressed with strong and forcible performance of the leading man Glenn Morshower assuming the role of Ranger Bob, a man who was assigned to guide a bunch of kids sentenced to community service in a remote ranch forest under a correctional program for young offenders.Visual effects, although not abound and could hardly be regarded as awesome, are quite plausible anyway.To my disappointment a serial killer subplot is underdeveloped and very little contributes to the entire context of the film and building of tension. After stabbing a couple of insignificant characters the killer saunters meaninglessly between different locations of the woods only to disappear without a trace fairly early in the movie.Also shamefully, adorable Brody that has landed a role of the protagonist Grizzly Bear was offered too little screen time to stretch his undeniable acting talents.Yet the relationship between the Ranger and the Bear, as well as the context of Bebe's last phone conversation is beyond my apprehension. The idea is either too complex and not very obvious or, otherwise, too simple to be easily overlooked and maybe requires a second viewing.But all these minor shortcomings become unimportant when you realize that the main riddle and intrigue of the film unveiled towards the end (in pretty inventive if somewhat obnoxious manner) is whether mother nature bestowed Emily Foxler (Bebe) with a pair of authentic tits or are they just regular silicon (silly-what?) fakes? The temptation to find out the truth was so alluring that one especially curious lad stopped at nothing even in the paws of death to complete his research. I don't want to ruin the surprise ending by delving into further details (watch closely for the final Grizzly attack).All-in-all a passable start for the first time director and mostly lesser-known cast, and not bad for a brainless Friday night time-killer.
How can anyone BEAR to watch this sh*te? Spoilers
posted on 09 Dec 2008Oh my god!!! Where do I start?This has to be one of the most poorly made movies I have ever seen. Dire acting (with the exception of Ranger Bob, who at least tries), a script that is, well, I can't do it justice as to just how bad it is in mere words. EG: A bear attacks and kills 2 of the 5 cast members, the other 3 lock themselves in an old barn with 10 inch gaps in-between the wooden panels which it never occurs to them to look through before attempting to go outside. The bear walks round the barn sniffing at the 3 geeks. 10 seconds later it all goes quiet and one of the geeks is told to 'check outside to see if it safe' 10 whole seconds and so he opens the door (instead of simply looking through the gaps) and says the age old done to death line, 'it looks safe, were in the clear' just before the bear drags him outside screaming ((YAWN!!))Every character in this movie is cliché'd to death and poorly done at that. 4 guys, 4 gals, all the guys have 6 packs and all the gals have perfect bodies and huge fun bags so they can all pair up like a nice jigsaw puzzle ((YAWN!!)) Don't average people or fat people or even everyday type people exist in these movies?? They always have to be glamour models, it's pathetic beyond belief.The bear suit that one of the guys apparently carried up the mountain in his backpack to scare the babes, didn't anyone realise that the bear suit head alone was bigger than the backpack let alone the whole suit? There's no way it would have fit inside the pack.The effects, while 1 or 2 of them are imaginative enough, they are so poorly done that any effect they might have had is wasted.Excitement factor, there isn't any, the whole movie is slow and boring (with the exception of a few of Ranger Bob's dry, sarcastic, one liners) nothing really happens until the last 10 minutes, it's basically watching a bunch of obnoxious teens hiking up a mountain for 80 minutes. If Tom Skull ever gets another budget to make a movie then whoever sanctions it deserves burning at the stake. Dull, boring, poorly done in every way possible and even Ranger Bob who surely deserves better, can't save this huge Christmas turkey.Oh one last gripe, what the hell was that bloody song in aid of?? I saw a bear, I saw a bear, a great big bear, a great big bear, oh way up there....WHAT????? It sounds like a pre school early morning hymn, totally out of place in a supposed horror flick and only serves to add to the movies tedium factor.DREADFUL!!! Give yourself an extra 90 minutes of life on earth, don't watch this.
Grizzly Park, what a name.
posted on 12 Oct 2008So the film, a group of teenagers are sent away for a few nights camping with Ranger Bob. For some reason at the beginning there's a murder for no apparent reason but that fault is soon corrected. Basically if your looking for a not so great horror and fancy something simple to watch this is for you. Some parts were decent(Half dressed girls/ blokes, you decide what you like). The film seems to be called grizzly park due to the rampant crazy animals that are running about. Some of the characters are completely stupid, such as the White Supremist who is the most untough guy in the film, and the black from the "hood" who dresses like a choir boy.Is an OK watch but nothing special.
This is one of the worst pieces of Crap I have ever seen.
posted on 02 Oct 2008I am so glad that I did not pay for this movie. I just happened to be up feeding my baby one night and saw this on the Chiller channel. I thought it sounded interesting so I dvr'd it to watch the next day. I would rather watch paint dry. First the stupid song. I felt like I was listening to nursery school rhymes! What in the hell was that?? Then the whole serial killer plot. That had nothing to do with the movie. He died before the juvenile delinquents. No point to him in the movie at all. I guess they were trying to tie it up with the end scene and Ranger Bob, but why would Ranger Bob want the other park ranger to die. I am little confused by the ending, but I guess I will just remain confused. Hopefully they will spare us and never make a sequel to this mess. I gave it two stars because Ranger Bob was funny, that is about it. Do yourselves a favor. If you see this mess on TV, keep channel surfing and don't bother giving it a second of your life. It is a second you can never get back.
There is hope for me after all.
posted on 16 Sep 2008Being as it may I'm writing my own script, and of course I've never been to film school and I can't go because I require a grade 12 certificate which I don't have thanks to an entire staff of a**hole teachers, so when I saw GRIZZLY PARK and noted that it was produced by people that did go to film school, I actually gained a little more confidence, just because this movie sucked, its probably the most idiotic film I have ever seen.Apparently you have a serial killer thrown into the mix that is so useless during a bear attack, of course not a lot of people know what to do to avoid a bear attack, but this moron kneels down in front of bear's face pulls out a knife and utters the words "I'm gonna stick you" all the while this bear always stands in front of his potential victims and roars and makes funny faces, if the bear had any lines in the film it probably be something like "roar roar look I'm scary, roar roar do I have something in my teeth?" to add to the stupidity of this film, at the very end a news reporter states that the escaped serial killer murdered the group and made it look like a bear attack, how the hell do you murder someone and make it look like a bear attack? Before you know it serial killers will be able to murder people on the top floor of a ten story building and make it look like a shark attack, people should stop watching these types of films, it'll give them ideas.This film might be considered dumb fun, dumb it is, fun it is not, a film which is part of the SCI-FI channel's man eaters series called GRIZZLY RAGE is way better than this, its not a masterpiece but its better.
Glenn, you deserve so much better.......
posted on 11 Aug 2008The excellent Glenn Morshower was my main reason for watching this film. Over the past few years he's cornered he market on stoic, dependable, "down-home," authority/military types, with his performance as Secret Service Agent Aaron Pierce on, "24," being the pinnacle of that particular type and a true highlight of that series. Therefore I was naturally excited to see that he had finally been given the lead role in a movie (as opposed to standing behind the lead, usually in a military uniform).It would seem at first glance those doing the casting had a keen sense of humour, having Glenn doing his, "stoic," bit as a park ranger to a bunch of Community Service teens being stalked by a grizzly in the wilds providing a funny dynamic in a well worn horror staple. How wrong I was.The film itself suffers from a terminal case of slowness, with scenes that should move along with pace (as should the whole film) being bogged down with performances where everyone....pauses...before....saying....their...lines in response to another characters remarks, almost like the editor just couldn't quite bear to part with those few seconds between the director calling, "Action," and the actor remembering their lines. As a result already stilted performances are made even worse by long bouts of silence. Endless scenes of walking through the woods before we actually get to any action doesn't help either.The cast of young actors are also undermined by the list of stereotypical characters they are given. Granted, this is a horror movie, they deal in stereotypes, but in this case it just comes across as incredibly lazy and tired. Making them, "Young Offenders," in an effort to add depth to the proceedings is a total waste of time as nothing is made of it. It literally doesn't matter. As does the subplot of the, "Escaped Maniac." Quite why he's in there I have no idea. Reading the synopsis, it would seem to be to add another element of danger to the story (If the bear doesn't get them, the killer will!) but the fact that he is eaten pretty much straight away kind of undermines that attempt at, "tension." He could quite easily have been the Corrections Officer whose identity he steals in the first place (and, in a totally logic defying decision, whose job collecting a bunch of kids from the local cops, who one would presume are all looking for him, he decides to carry on with) and it would make no difference to the story.When the bear finally does arrive the level of the effects just makes the whole thing even more laughable, with paws that don't look all that more convincing than those on, "Trickster's," bear costume (which must have had some kind of inflatable head given the size of it in comparison to the backpack he's carried for the rest of the film) dragging poor teens through cabin windows.In the end it's only Glenn who comes out of this whole thing with any kind of dignity intact, putting in a performance worthy of a far better film. Reading the trivia section for this film on IMDb, I see that the director got his break by thrusting his home made movie into the arms of the producer and it endeared it to them so much they gave him his shot. Perhaps next time the producer could just smack him over the head with it and tell him to go practise some more before letting him loose on another movie.
No masterpiece, but entertaining
posted on 09 Aug 2008It seemed like this movie was a PG-rated family comedy for most of the way through (save for language and a few sparse kills), and then they set a hungry grizzly bear loose on the characters in the last ten minutes of the movie. I would not have had a problem with this if there had been more character development, but the first half of the movie was wasted with the group walking around picking up trash, without much suspense or dialogue. Although Glenn Morshower was the star of the movie, I thought his time on screen prevented the development of the other characters. It also seemed like they killed some of the more interesting characters too early in the movie. All in all, I felt that there was more that could of have been done to make the story and the characters more interesting.Grizzly Park is by no means a masterpiece of cinema, but it did keep me entertained. It's a good movie to watch with friends and laugh at or make sarcastic commentary. The movie was not terrible, but there was definitely room for improvement.
Don't throw any more money out the window.
posted on 04 Jul 2008This movie should have been watched first by the writer/producer before it was let out to public. Could he really not see the impact this could have on his career? Could none of the actors not see how bad this was? I feel terrible for them all, really, but they let this stinker go. Awful effects. Holy cheap rubber Halloween props. Anyways, I think that the story was in essence a good idea, but it was not very well padded out to make the story interesting as far as a movie should go. Most of the events were totally foreseeable. There were some good sound effects which caused the watcher to jump, however that is all you got. It seemed that blood and gore were very amateur. I felt I was watching a high school type movie, where the people had access only to the few things in the kitchen and basement. You would not think that you could go wrong with a live Grizzly bear, but again it was not used very well. There were no real twists and turns in the movie, with the exception of the path they traveled through the forest.
pretty stupid
posted on 26 Jun 2008That pretty well sums up this movie. Okay, you know the plot. A grizzly bear kills some kids. There is a stupid subplot involving a homicidal maniac or two.I won't spoil the end. But, yes, everything is just as you predicted. You will be hoping that the "trick" ending you know a no talent movie maker would use, won't be used, but it is. Every single stereotype you can imagine.A few things really bad about the movie: Gore for gore's sake. Some scenes just there for goofy crack heads to laugh at, the usual decapitations and guts and stuff.Another stereotype is that the director,eager to join in the already flooded market of Nazi movie makers, shows the brunettes dying in gory detail. Yes, this hack director-writer does get his Nazi merit badge and join the ranks of thousands of movie makers without an iota of originality. Ho hum.The dumb twist ending also doesn't make sense, since it involves the killing of a park ranger, which doesn't fit into the twist.Also, the movie looks like a glamor shoot instead of a group of juvenile delinquents. No one believes juvenile delinquents spend that much time in aerobics, jogging, or at the gym. There is a reason no one believes it. Because it doesn't happen. The worst casting job since, well, ever.Pathetic. I gave it a 2 instead of 1 only because of some guidelines the ranger gives for actual camping (such as not packing food or scented materials around grizzlies). A few common sense commentaries, and that is all the movie has to offer.
Grizzly Park fails to fulfill its original purpose as horror film, so if you're looking for a scare, don't waste your time. That is not to say that it's not worth seeing.
posted on 08 Jun 2008Grizzly Park fails to fulfill its original purpose as horror film, so if you're looking for a scare, don't waste your time. That is not to say that it's not worth seeing. The only major redeeming quality this film has is it's variety of stereotype characters (and I'm not using stereotypical as a bad thing here) and their interactions, which was interesting to watch. These interactions are still undeveloped and had the movie not been distracted with trying to be horrific, it would have been a great drama about eight unflinchingly rotten youths with different backgrounds who get what's coming to them.There is no character development; everyone stays the same until the end, but the versatility of the characters makes up for that. I liked that there were no sudden bouts of "courage" which is a generic element found in a lot of other horror movies. The characters die unrepentant, which I think is a noble trait for a villain to have.Other than that, the props look fake, the directing is mediocre, the acting is decent, and the dialog is OK with some good witticism here and there. A major problem with the writing is as all the other reviews point out, the undeveloped subplot of the escaped murderer/rapist which makes you wonder why it was included in the writing in the first place.Bottom line, on a scale of one to ten for a horror movie I'd give this film a one, and for a morbid drama I'd give it a seven.
Finally- A movie worse than Grizzly Park!
posted on 27 May 2008For the last 21 years we have waited for a sequel to The Lost Boys which in my opinion is the best modern vampire flick ever to be made. So upon its release I purchased my copy and was delighted to find that not only would Corey Feldman be reprising his role as Edgar Frog but that Keifer Sutherland's younger half brother Angus would be playing the role of the lead vampire in the film. Well here's the verdict folks! It SUCKS! This is nothing more than a cheap departure from what made the original both special and successful! This is just another cheap excuse for a horror flick in 2008! Up until now I thought that Grizzly Park would have to win the Razzie for worst film of the year but that is no longer the case. It will clearly go to Lost Boys: The Tribe. I was also excited to hear that the original theme "Cry Little Sister" written by Gerard Mcmann would be covered in the film by a modern rock act, supposedly, by the name of Aiden. That was also lacking! In fact the producers of this film should have gotten the guy that penned the song "Dead Man's Hands " for Grizzly Park to do the cover of this song! As I am sure Gerard Mcmann himself would totally agree it would have been much more honest and believable. Bottom line- Do not buy this movie unless you want to support Feldman's drug habbit! bones
Worst horror movie ever
posted on 15 May 2008I actually bothered myself to comment this film, directed by the unknown Tom Skull. Now, I am a filmmaker and I have to work and fight a lot to get half the money this movie got. And yet here it is, how is possible to make such an awful picture. Ed Wood, please return, we forgive you. Please, do not ever watch this, don't waste your money, don't even download it. This film's like a bad version of Friday the 13th, but with lousy bears that actually do a better role than the actors. Glenn Morshower, he is the only good thing in this. And i'm surprised why he accepted the role. Let's hope somebody erases this film from history. Still it got my comment to it :)
Like porn without the porn
posted on 09 Apr 2008I voted 1 and I am not too critical about horror. You know that the acting probably isn't Oscar material, but in this movie it is really bad.The acting and the story are so awful that you can compare it with a pornmovie,without the porn.The storyline (if there is any) is thin and the characters are so shallow, you just want them to die as soon as possible and get it over with.The effects are OK, but considering the poor acting it just isn't scary anymore.Don't waste money and time on this movie. It just isn't worthwhile.
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community service at the park
posted on 25 Jul 2009Don't you just love watching a bunch of stupid kids, getting knocked off one by one by a slasher,, well this movie does you one better,, a big huge grizzly bear,, now i will tell you the one thing i absolutely hated int his movie was only one thing, and that was that ridiculous bear song at the beginning of the movie,, but hey i am very forgiving, the bear was not no CGI bear either,, real bear here folks. i loved the ranger,, pretty neat character if you ask me,, now the ending is really great i thought, but i can't give that away,, you'll just have to watch it for yourself.. there is also a killer on the loose in the park also,, which is something else to look out for too. all in all the movie had it funny moments, and some gore too,, not the greatest movie,, but a lot better than some of the garbage i've seen.