A historical perspective on Disney's latest film "brother bear" This past weekend I saw the movie Brother Bear, it's a new Disney movie and rated G. I have some trouble with the historical accuracy of the film and will be discussing that at great length. Sure it's a children's movie, but does that mean it's ok to disregard historical accuracy? Perhaps the fact that it's designed for children makes it even more important to keep …showed first 75 words of 837 total…

…showed last 75 words of 837 total…to a totem poll, which is a large carved log, positioned in the ground vertically. I can't imagine how they could confuse the two. Also the symbol of the bear is not in anyway identified as love. Often love or something similar is recognized as a deer, swan, or even a wolf in the sense of familial love. Bears are generally identified with the totem of dreaming, spiritual sleep, regeneration (as in hibernation), or strength.