Kenai finds his childhood human friend Nita and the two embark on a journey to burn the amulet he gave to her before he was a bear, much to Koda’s dismay.

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Film Cast:

• Kenai (voice): Patrick Dempsey
• Nita (voice): Mandy Moore
• Koda (voice): Jeremy Suarez
• Rutt (voice): Rick Moranis
• Tuke (voice): Dave Thomas
• Anda (voice): Andrea Martin
• Kata (voice): Catherine O’Hara
• Innoko (voice): Wanda Sykes
• Aunt Siqiniq (voice): Wendie Malick
• Aunt Taqqiq (voice): Kathy Najimy
• Tug (voice): Michael Clarke Duncan
• Bering / Chilkoot (voice): Jim Cummings
• Additional Voices (voice): Jeff Bennett
• Additional Voices (voice): Jessie Flower
• Additional Voices (voice): Jack Weber
• Additional Voices (voice): Tress MacNeille

Film Crew:

• Supervising Sound Editor: Doug Jackson
• Screenplay: Rich Burns
• Producer: Carolyn Bates
• Director: Ben Gluck
• Art Direction: Mary Locatell
• Editor: Nick Kenway
• Original Music Composer: Dave Metzger
• Producer: Jim Ballantine
• Production Manager: Leif Green
• Story: Chris Otsuki
• Story: Carole Holliday
• Casting: Jamie Thomason
• Story: Larry Leker
• Story: Robert Lence
• Additional Editing: Gina Gallo
• Story: Kevin Harkey
• Story: Nick Filippi
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Keith Rogers
• Dialogue Editor: Robert Troy
• Editor: Anthony Rocco
• Supervising Sound Editor: Ronald Eng
• Location Manager: Peter J. Deluca
• Background Designer: Pierre Lorenzi
• Additional Editing: Robert S. Birchard
• Background Designer: Carolyn Guske
• Background Designer: Doug Ball
• Layout: Jason Hand
• Layout: Benoît Le Pennec
• Background Designer: Sai Ping Lok
• Character Designer: Greg Guler
• Editorial Coordinator: Desi Scarpone
• Music Editor: Dominick Certo
• Production Manager: Todd Popp
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Terry O’Bright
• Assistant Sound Editor: Dana LeBlanc Frankley
• Production Design: James Aaron Finch
• Music Supervisor: Steven Gizicki
• Digital Producer: Doug Little
• Production Supervisor: Keiji Kishi
• Sound Recordist: Erik Flockoi
• Assistant Editor: Barbara Gerety
• Story: Carolyn Gair
• Background Designer: Miguel Gil
• Additional Editing: Tony Mizgalski
• Additional Editing: Karen Hathaway
• Background Designer: Barry Dean
• Background Designer: Jerry Liew
• Background Designer: James Zheng
• Post Production Supervisor: Peiyu Foley
• Production Supervisor: Kip B. Lewis
• Animation Supervisor: Libby Wilson
• CGI Supervisor: Matthew Jones
• Character Designer: Arturo A. Hernandez
• Character Designer: Ritsuko Notani
• Layout: Archie Bolina
• Layout: Zhiqiang Ding
• Layout: Arlan S. Jewell
• Layout: Vincenzo Nisco
• Layout: Stefano Pastorino
• Layout: Alex Casin
• Layout: Gener Ocampo
• Layout: Mark Sonntag
• Supervising Animator: Lianne Hughes
• Supervising Animator: Noel Cleary
• Supervising Animator: Adam Murphy
• Supervising Animator: Michael Badman
• Background Designer: Silvana Ambar
• Background Designer: Christopher Brock
• Background Designer: George Humphry
• Background Designer: Sara Rivers
• Background Designer: Michael Rule
• Background Designer: David Wang
• Background Designer: Bernard Yohalin
• Production Accountant: Andrew Meagher
• Assistant Editor: Timothy P. Vila
• Post Production Supervisor: Mark A. Bollinger
• Supervising Dialogue Editor: Carol Lewis
• Color Designer: Jill Stirdivant

Movie Reviews:

• r96sk: Didn’t expect this to be good, and yet it is.

  ‘Brother Bear 2’ can feel like a slight retread and it does the overdone Disney romance stuff, it also ends as dissatisfying as the original. With all that noted, it is actually an enjoyable and respectable sequel. The new characters are fun, as the older ones remain just that.

  The animation looks similar, leaving equal impressions to the 2003 production. Patrick Dempsey is arguably better as Kenai than Joaquin Phoenix, or at least his voice suits better. The music, as much as I do like Phil Collins’ efforts, is definitely improved here in my opinion.

  All in all, given all that I’ve mentioned, it still tallies up lower than the first film. However, it does do some things well and it merits credit for that.