Following a risky meeting with "Nessie," predictably resulting in a damaged camera, explorer “Sir Lionel” stumbles upon an unusual orange bear within the woods. This bear, called "Lint," is revealed to be quite amiable and harbors a wish to locate his relative, the yeti, somewhere in the legendary "Shangri-La." That presents a task that seems appropriate for our adventurer, so he commits to it. Initially, though, he …

This just wasn’t something I enjoyed, really. There was something feeling amiss with 'Missing Link'; nothing about it truly resonated with me—it needed a bit more spark. I observed the story as it played out, rather than becoming engaged with it. The storyline itself is acceptable, but somewhat uninspired. The writing felt passable, especially Link’s character quirks - although those did become tiresome over time.…

It would be nice if we could return to times when real voice performers were involved… and also when narratives weren’t so uninspired. _Final rating: ★★ - There were aspects I found agreeable, though the final result was disappointing._