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[REVIEW MOVIE] Polar Bear Head: Tracing Antiques

With the success of two animated episodes before 2016 and 2018, the third part of the Polar Bear Head was released to the theater by Lionsgate this weekend as the Polar Bear Head: Antiquarian Tracking (Norm of the North: King Sized Adventure).

Movie content Polar Bear Head: Tracing Antiques
Polar Bear Head: Tracing Antiques
Movie Poster Polar Bear Head: Tracing Antiques
A new adventure in the journey of the bear Norm when having an encounter with a friend who is. While Norm and his friends are preparing a wedding for his grandfather, trouble is at Misty Mountain. There, Norm met an archaeologist named Jin and learned that an invaluable Chinese artifact was stolen by Dexter - Jin's former partner.

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In this section, Norm bears meets an archaeologist and agrees to help him protect an invaluable Chinese artifact that was stolen by his former enemy Dexter. Now, Norm and his friends have to follow, watch Dexter around the world and get the artifact before it's too late.

I really didn't get the bad taste of Keys to the Kingdom from February before we were once again bombarded by Norm. There is a way to create a fair balance in home entertainment among younger and older viewers, but the filmmakers behind Norm seem to have lost that ability.

There is a reason that these sequels are underestimated again and again because they are often badly labeled and only a factor for sane producers to "milk". If Keys to the Kingdom is a step back for Norm's bear, the third King Sized Adventure is really quality falling into the abyss. The film is very boring. Part 3 Polar Bear Head: Finding the King Sized Adventure is truly a disaster.

Sitting and watching in the theater, I saw kids laughing like a hyenas hunting during the movie and maybe only the kids who are the most suitable subjects were caught in the spotlight, caught up in the adventure. of a polar bear coming out of his icy territory.

In Polar Bear Head: Tracking Antiques, filmmakers have set up more action sequences than previous films. It feels like we are watching the Indiana Jones "legend", but the quality is so boring, adults who go to see this movie will come to their minds full of questions why it is so illogical.

Of course, it's really absurd when you talk about a talking polar bear spending more time in the tropics than in the Arctic Circle.

While it's great that the manufacturer for Norm bears expands its "operating area," you really have to ask if there's a limit at this time.

Arctic Snow Divers: Antiquarian Tracking takes pictures of the journey of the Arctic and the Arctic Dexter to China and back again. The film also delves deep into modern society, where people are so fixated on their minds with cell phones that they will answer even in the most awkward situations.

Every time Norm found himself in a precarious situation, it seemed that every five minutes, someone would call him into the cell. He must have the best service because he answers everywhere. Start wandering pretty fast and if you don't have anything else to work on, it'll be the longest 90 minutes of your life.

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