The Abyss Year: 1989 Attributes: Color, Directors Cut, DVD, NTSC, PAL, VHS Rating:  Length: 171 minutes version also available Featured Bears: Leo Burmester

Review: Have a look at that gorgeous bear Mr Burmester is !! Haven't you noticed him before ? He is one of the reasons I still keep watching this film. He's got one of the sweetest bear faces I have ever seen and all without loosing any of that masculinity he oozes throughout the film. Lovely eyes, marvellous smile, beautiful golden hair and beard...You can also see him soaking wet on his swimming suit during one of the most exciting sequences in the film. Give it a go and you will also fall in love with him!! Daniel G R BearMovie: #60   Entered: April 16, 2000 by RAD

 

batteries not lncluded* Year: 1987 Attributes: Color Rating:  Length: 97 minutes version also available Featured Bears: Dennis Boutsikaris
Review: Boutsikaris is very cute AND woofy-the movie is science-fiction,funny, AND PG-Rated (by today;s standards-Not many like that these days) BearMovie: #84   Entered: January 21, 2001 by RAD

 

Cocoon Year: 1985 Attributes: Color, NTSC, VHS Rating:  Length: 117 minutes Featured Bears: Wilford Brimley   Brian Dennehy
Review: Brimley is part of a retirement community that interacts with space aliens. There's a very memorable scene where he discusses having a hard on (swoon). A few bare chest shots too. Dennehy plays one of the aliens. No beard in this one, but still great eye candy. Followed by a sequel in 1988. BearMovie: #009   Entered: September 9, 1999 by RAD

 

Dune Year: 1984 Attributes: Color, DVD, Letterbox, NTSC, VHS Rating:  Length: 137 minutes version also available Featured Bears: Everett McGill   Jurgen Prochnow   Jose Ferrer

Review: David Lynch's intentionally-bizarre interpretation of the Frank Herbert sci-fi classic. Since it crams Herbert's epic novel into a mere two hours, the pace is quick and perhaps confusing if you're not familar with the story. Plenty of bears amongst the Fremen, a race of desert-dwellers, including Stilgar (Everett McGill) and numerous uncredited woofers (especially the guy with long, coal-black beard...) Other furry-types include Duke Atreides (Jurgen Prochnow) and the Emperor (Jose Ferrer). BearMovie: #106   Entered: July 2, 2001 by cg

 

The Fifth Element Year: 1997 Attributes: Color, DVD, Letterbox, NTSC, VHS Rating:  Length: 127 minutes version also available Featured Bears: Ian Holm
BearMovie: #30   Entered: September 24, 1999 by RAD

 

Flash Gordon Year: 1980 Attributes: Color, DVD, NTSC, VHS Rating:  Length: 111 minutes version also available Featured Bears: Brian Blessed
Review: Blessed plays Prince Vultan. Music by Queen. BearMovie: #008   Entered: September 9, 1999 by RAD

 

Outland Year: 1981 Attributes: Color, DVD, NTSC, VHS Rating:  Length: 109 minutes version also available Featured Bears: Sean Connery   Peter Boyle
Review: Bears in space! Another of those rare movies where all the actors in leading roles sport beards. Here's hoping this is what the future holds in store for us. BearMovie: #51   Entered: February 3, 2000 by dwc

 

Piranha Year: 1978 Attributes: Color, DVD Rating:  Length: 94 minutes version also available Featured Bears: Bradford Dillman   Kevin McCarthy   Paul Bartel   Keenan Wynn
Review: For no apparent reason (other than that they look good) this Roger Corman produced campy fish fest manages the rare feat of having four of it's leading actors with full beards, and goes to show that a face full of fur is no protection from man-eating mutant fish. All this and Barbara Steele! BearMovie: #52   Entered: February 3, 2000 by dwc

 

Star Trek: Insurrection Year: 1998 Attributes: Color, DVD, Letterbox, NTSC, VHS Rating:  version also available Featured Bears: Jonathan Frakes
Review: A decent Next Generation movie with Jonathan Frakes directing. He therefore doesn't have as prominent a role, however is still quite bearish throughout. That is, until he shaves his beard for Deanna Troi!! BearMovie: #28   Entered: September 20, 1999 by MSR

 

Star Wars Episode I - The Phantom Menace Year: 1999 Attributes: Color, Letterbox, NTSC, VHS Rating:  Length: 136 minutes Featured Bears: Oliver Ford Davies   Liam Neeson

Review: Featuring Oliver Ford Davies as Sio Bibble, the cute daddybear governor of planet Naboo; Liam Neeson as a lightly-bearded and overly-serious Jedi master; Ewan Macgregor as a young, puckish Obi-Wan; Ray Park as Darth Maul in some jaw-dropping saber fighting scenes; and Natalie Portman's Queen Amidala, whose wardrobe will turn any drag queen green with envy. BearMovie: #59   Entered: April 5, 2000 by cg

 

Star Wars Year: 1977 Attributes: Color, Directors Cut, NTSC, VHS Rating:  Length: 125 minutes Featured Bears: Alec Guinness   William Hootkins

Review: Why is it that the bears always have to die in the movies? Midway through "Star Wars," Alex Guiness gets acquainted with the business end of Darth Vader's lightsaber. Then during the assault on the Death Star, Lucas teases us with the sudden appearance of a very cute chubby bear named Jek Porkins (William Hootkins) as the pilot of Red #6. Almost as soon as he appears on the screen, he's shot out of the sky by a laser cannon. *sigh* Even the not-quite-bears get killed, such as Luke's old friend, the cute, mustached Biggs Darklighter (Garrick Hagon). BearMovie: #86   Entered: February 18, 2001 by cg

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