A bear sees if he can fly a plane to China and back to the U.S.
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Is it worth the watch? Look, if you’re into the weird, jittery animation of the 1920s where logic takes a vacation, you’ll probably find Cubby's World Flight charming in a dusty, attic-find kind of way. If you need a coherent story or characters that don't look like they’re vibrating out of their own skins, skip it. It...
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"Is it worth the watch? Look, if you’re into the weird, jittery animation of the 1920s where logic takes a vacation, you’ll probably find Cubby's World Flight charming in a dusty, attic-find kind of way. If you need a coherent story or characters that don't look like they’re vibrating out of their own skins, skip it. It’s for the curious, the bored, and people who like seeing animals do things they definitely shouldn't be doing. The whole premise is just a bear in a plane. There’s no big emotion..."
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