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Hot Potatoes The Best of The Wiggles (CD & DVD) Review

Hot Potatoes The Best of The Wiggles (CD and DVD)
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Hot Potatoes The Best of The Wiggles (CD & DVD) ReviewMy 14 month old grandson loves the Wiggles. He cried in the car unless we played this cd.
I enjoyed it to, it's cute and has all the best Wiggles songs on it.Hot Potatoes The Best of The Wiggles (CD & DVD) Overview

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The Wiggles: Wiggle Time (2007) Review

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The Wiggles: Wiggle Time (2007) ReviewWe saw the "Quack Quack" song on the beginning of a Barney movie and loved it so much I purchased this video. It's terrific! My 16-month old daughter loves it and so does the rest of the family (my 7 year old daughter, my husband and I). She dances and claps and says "Baw" everytime the ball comes on between songs. I find myself singing or humming the tunes even when the movie is over - they are very catchy and a nice change to the Barney songs I've heard a billion times in the last 7 years (not that we don't like Barney too)! I will enjoy watching my daughter grow with this tape and learn to follow along with the dance steps and songs. She has already learned how to do the quack, quack and cocka-doodle-doo motions from the repetition at the beginning of the Barney movie. It's too cute! I HIGHLY recommend this for young children of all ages. I'm sure it would be great in a daycare setting too - the more the merrier!The Wiggles: Wiggle Time (2007) OverviewHey everyone! What time is it? It's Wiggle Time! From way "down under" comes the #1 children's entertainment name in Australia - THE WIGGLES! Murray, Jeff, Anthony and Greg are ready to teach your children how to sing "Rock-ABye-Your Bear" and "I Love It When It Rains". Children will laugh at Dorothy, Wags, Henry, and Captain Feathersword as they sing and swing in their own groovy music videos. With millions of videos and CDs sold in Australia and the USA, now is the time to inroduce your children to this hilariously happy "down under" world of musical enchantment. Join the worldwide celebration and get ready to Wiggle! SONGS Get Ready To Wiggle Here Comes A Bear Captain Feathersword Ponies Uncle Noah's Ark I Love It When It Rains Whenever I Hear The Music Dorothy the Dinosaur Sing A Song Of Polly Quack Quack Henry The Octopus Rock-A-Bye Your bear Wiggly Medly Marching Along Dorothy's Birthday Party Five Little DucksDVD Features:FeaturetteOther


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The Tales of Beatrix Potter (with Dancers of The Royal Ballet) Review

The Tales of Beatrix Potter (with Dancers of The Royal Ballet)
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The Tales of Beatrix Potter (with Dancers of The Royal Ballet) ReviewTales of Beatrix Potter with Dancers of the Royal Ballet (1971) is pure fun and innocence portrayed through top flight ballet dancing. Don't miss this production if you're a fan of ballet, Beatrix, and barnyard animals.
As the story opens, we see a young Beatrix Potter and the beautiful English countryside that was the inspiration for her family of adorable little creatures. Soon we see Beatrix's creations come to life in vignettes and costumes true to the original drawings.
The dancers appear to be dancing on an earthen stage (complete with clumps of grass, dirt, and hay), but pigs and mice on pointe were never this graceful. Watch the swine ham it up in a pigs' pas de deux, and see them escape their inevitable fate. Mr. Jeremy Fisher is one wonderfully flexible, high-jumping leapfrog. See mice go mad and perform a quick, clean petite allegro with the beautiful pointe work you'd expect from the Royal Ballet. Peter Rabbit comes in, dancing about very happily, having just raided the cabbage patch. He is witness to a picnic of rats, crashed by mice and Squirrel Nutkin and his buddies. This scene is nothing but fun and I can't imagine the dancers didn't have a blast performing it. There's even a food fight.
Don't be put off by the whimsical concept of this production. These are world-class ballet dancers performing Ashton's warm and witty, yet demanding choreography in top form.
I wish the editing had been better in spots and that the camera angles had been tighter, but I imagine it was necessary to maintain the proper perspective between the sizes of the characters and the sets. Great costumes and sets convincingly blend with footage of the real English landscape in all its green glory. Complete dancer credits at the end.The Tales of Beatrix Potter (with Dancers of The Royal Ballet) OverviewItem Name: The Tales of Beatrix Potter (with Dancers of The Royal Ballet); Studio:Starz / Anchor Bay

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Wow Wow Wubbzy: Pirate Treasure (2010) Review

Wow Wow Wubbzy: Pirate Treasure (2010)
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Wow Wow Wubbzy: Pirate Treasure (2010) ReviewContains the following episodes:
Pirate Treasure
Wubbzy In The Woods
Walden On The Beach
The Grass Is Always Greener
Goo Goo Grief
Everything's Coming Up Wubbzy
Save The WuzzlyWow Wow Wubbzy: Pirate Treasure (2010) OverviewSet sail for adventure as Wubbzy and his friends discover a whole new world of fun in this collection of wild escapades and silly songs from the Nick Jr/Noggin animated sensation. Tag along with Wubbzy, Widget and Walden as they search to find buried pirate treasure. Find out what happens when Wubbzy gets lost in the woods and why Walden is afraid of the beach. Take a trip with the gang to the nearby town of Plaidsville! Get ready for hours of singing, dancing, laughing and in this Emmy award winning series that puts the Wow! Wow! back into preschool entertainment.Bonus Features: 2 Bonus Episodes; Bonus Music Video; Bonus Jukebox Song; Activity Sheets & More!Dove Family Approved for All Ages

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Sesame Street - Let's Make Music (1969) Review

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Sesame Street - Let's Make Music (1969) ReviewHurray for Sesame Street! They've made yet another video that appeals to all ages. Like many toddlers, the children in our household tend to watch the same video over and over and over again. They seem to thrive on repetition which is wonderful for their learning and growing (albeit sometimes a little irritating for the "older" family members). By including the rythmic geniuses of the Stomp! crew, they've managed to capture the attention and creativity of the toddlers and entertain the rest of the family as well.
Their use of simple, everyday objects as musical instruments was particularly appealing, especially in these days of heavy commercialism. We also enjoyed the dancing and the familiar Sesame Street characters. This video invites participation so there's no need to worry about the "couch potato effect."
"Let's Make Music" is our family favorite!Sesame Street - Let's Make Music (1969) Overview

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VeggieTales - The Complete Silly Song Collection (2001) Review

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VeggieTales - The Complete Silly Song Collection (2001) ReviewLooking for silly song collections on DVD? Then you've come to the right place. This set collections all three silly song collections plus a new fourth disc.
Disc one is the original. "Very Silly Songs" collects music from their first few videos. It includes words down at the bottom so you can sing along with such hits as "Dance of the Cucumber," "God is Bigger," "The Water Buffalo Song," and "The New, Improved Bunny Song." Along the way, Larry introduces the first ever VeggieTales workout, home improvement, and success videos. This is also our first meeting with "The Pirates who don't do Anything."
Disc two is the second sing-a-long video. "The End of Silliness!?!" finds Larry despondent in a diner mourning the loss of the "Silly Songs with Larry segments. Along the way, we get to hear such classics as "Stuffmart Rap," "Cheeseburger Song," "Song of the Cebu," "and "Promised Land."
The third disc in this set is "The Ultimate Silly Song Countdown." The only part to be previously released on DVD, this show counts down the first ten silly songs according to fan votes. What will be the number one song?
The final disc is all new. This disc is a silly song jukebox. With 35 songs to choose from, you can select the songs and the order they play in. Or you can let the machine choose at random. Either way, sit back and relax to some silly music and video. Included on this disc are classics from the first videos and new songs like "Hope's Song," "Sport Utility Vehicle," "Bellybutton Song," and "Schoolhouse Polka."
Granted, the last two discs have lots of overlap from the first two. But depending on what you want to see, it's not that bad. And for the price per disc, you really can't complain. The only song collection missing is one they released to promote Jonah.
Each of the first three discs have audio commentaries, behind the scenes interviews, games, how to draw segments, and more fun.
If you love your veggie songs, silly and other wise, this set is for you. You'll be singing and laughing for hours at the silliness while learning some Biblical truths in the process.VeggieTales - The Complete Silly Song Collection (2001) Overview

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Sesame Street - Do the Alphabet (2010) Review

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Sesame Street - Do the Alphabet (2010) ReviewWe own this on DVD, purchased for a few bucks only--about all it is worth. We own most of the Sesame Street videos, including all the various "clips" collections like this one. I have to say "Do the Alphabet" is only one step above the dreadful "Elmocize." Okay, so I'm not the target audience--but my kids don't really care for it either!
From the worst period in Sesame Street production (in my opinion)--the late 80s/early 90s-- this video features Baby Bear trying to learn the alphabet in one day, so he can one-up the annoying Goldilocks (I kind of miss her, actually--she was at least comical, whereas contemporary Zoe is just bratty in an unamusing way).
Songs from Billy Joel and whatnot date this one--the best part is the "classic" Sesame clips, such as the Ernie/Cookie monster song about D (gotta love it!).
The most amusement I get from this DVD is that it stands out as one of the few muppet-involved videos when you can actually SEE the PUPPETEER! Watch Prairie Dawn during the "You Can Say The Alphabet" song . . . the crate and the kids do not quite cover the puppeteer's hand and head. You can see them over and over--something very rare in Sesame Street videos!
Bored parents can also watch for the rare sight of some of the Sesame kids arguing during a segment--watch Michael and the other boy when the kids are doing their letter "exercises"--too funny. Who was directing this? Had they stopped caring?
My kids, now age 5 and 3, would rank this very low for entertainment value. WE only pull it out when we've "done" the other Sesame Street videos to death. If you're shopping for a Sesame Street fan, go for one of the anniversary celebrations or the good ol' "Best of" tapes like "Best of Elmo," "Cookie Monster's Best Bites" etc.
I need to add here that I consider myself a big Sesame Street fan--I grew up with it, bought the "classic" tapes even before I had kids (does that make me a weirdo?), raised my kids on it. From babyhood, my kids knew their letters, numbers, shapes, colors, etc. very well, and Sesame Street had a big part in that. I love their work and love to see a well-produced, well-written Sesame tape. This just isn't one.Sesame Street - Do the Alphabet (2010) OverviewMovie DVD

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Playmobil: The Secret of Pirate Island (2009) Review

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Playmobil: The Secret of Pirate Island (2009) ReviewThe toy line known as Playmobil produced by Germany-based company Brandstatter Group has been a popular toyline in the United States and other countries since 1975. The toys have been one of the most innovative toylines for children as kids can buy toys based on modern jobs or athletes to pirates, knights, princesses and more.
An example of the popular playmobil toyline toys in the market
And to celebrate the popularity of the toyline, the first major DVD release titled "The Secret of Pirate Island" based on the toyline will be released under the playmobil interactive name.
In this DVD, the film revolves around a family which includes seven-year-old Jack and his older sister as they visit their grandparents. Of course, the area where their grandparents live leads to a portal where the children can experience adventures. In this latest release, the playmobil theme revolves around the pirate characters.
But in this case, using your remote control, the viewer can select which adventure to participate in. The decision can lead to an early ending to the film or a further continuation to the story. Of course, since this is a children's DVD, even if a child choose a short ending, the child will get another chance to select the other ending or if they choose not to choose anything at all, the film will automatically select the longer, continuing version. But what's so fun about this release is that there is 27 story combinations. So, for the most part, children will enjoy the chance to choose their storyline and possibly see the toy characters that they may be familiar with.
For parents, there are two versions that you can select on the menu. The interactive version of "The Secret of Pirate Island" which is more or less 90 minutes long depending on the combinations selected or "Captain Gruff's Favorite Movie" minus the interactive combinations and the movie is about 50 minutes long.
VIDEO & AUDIO:
"The Secret of Pirate Island" is a 3D CG film featuring vibrant colors and captures the toyline in CG format quite well. The kids looks like the toys and the hands are like the toys but they are animated to show expression and also designed to show the characters like it's plastic counterparts. Granted, this is not a high-budget CG film, so don't expect hyper-detailed backgrounds or environments but for the most part, the animation for this title is well-done. Video is featured via anamorphic widescreen at 1:78:1.
As for audio, the film is presented in English 5.1 Dolby Digital and French Dolby Surround. For those with home theaters, the film is front and center channel driven as the movie is dialogue and music-driven.
Subtitles are in English, French and Spanish.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
"playmobile interactive - The Secret of Pirate Island" comes with only two special features:
* Pirate Sing-a-Long - (1:53) One of the songs used on the film featuring the band (on the pirate ship) performing a song with the lyrics ala karaoke sing along at the bottom.
* Previews - Previews for Sony Wonder releases
JUDGMENT CALL:
As a guy who grew up with playmobil toys and my son having quite a bit of a collection for himself, I found this DVD release to be quite wonderful.
The world of playmobil and the characters and the look of the characters is animated quite well and for parents looking for an interactive film, "The Secret of Pirate Island" was absolutely fantastic as there are many scenes that require the children to make a decision (there are 27 story combinations) and thus, works quite well for the child or for parents watching along with their children.
For families wondering if the film can be scary, not at all. The theme is adventure-based and there is a scene with an octopus, a mummy and skeletons but for the most part, it's never scary at all. They are animated in a way to be not offending whatsoever. So, parents shouldn't worry at all. It's a family friendly film. My 6-year-old, wasn't scared at any of the scenes and for the most part, he was really getting involved with the interactive segments.
If there is anything that I do recommend is that if you have a DVD player that has a remote that needs to be closely focused towards their player, have your child positioned in a way where the signal is clear, so he/she doesn't complain about the remote not working correctly. The interactive version of the film does give adequate time to make a decision but it's important that a child holds the remote correctly and that the remote has a clear signal.
For the playmobil collectors or parents wondering if the film is only pirate-themed, there are combinations that takes both Jack and Amelia to a medieval time or playing in their grandparents yard but those scenes are very short. The film is definitely pirate-themed and since I typically see the pirated-themed toys at the stores, I'm guessing it's a big seller for playmobil but I do hope there are more playmobil interactive releases that reflect their other toylines, which would definitely be wonderful.
There's really nothing bad I can say about this DVD, for parents who are looking for a children's interactive film on DVD, this is one of the better ones that I have seen thus far. I wish there were interactive games included on the special features but overall, for its low price and what is included on this DVD, "playmobil interactive - The Secret of Pirate Island" is highly recommended!Playmobil: The Secret of Pirate Island (2009) OverviewAhoy, matey!Your favorite Playmobil toys have come to life for the very first time, in an all-new swashbuckling adventure and you're invited to join them!You'll have a treasure chest full of fun with seven-year-old Jack and his big sister Amelia as they stow away on a pirate ship headed for the mysterious Skull Island - a place filled with treasure and curious creatures.Can Jack and Amelia stay one step ahead of a bunch of wacky skeletons and get to the treasure before the pirates do?Interactive DVD includes:Interactive video version (approx. 90 mins); Captain Gruff's Favorite Movie (approx. 50 mins) and a Pirate Sing-A-Long.

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Sesame Street: 25th Birthday - A Musical Celebration (1969) Review

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Sesame Street: 25th Birthday - A Musical Celebration (1969) ReviewBoth my toddler and I loved this video. For my toddler, it has several advantages: one, it's an hour long and can replace Sesame Street itself if you missed it that day (just get an Elmo's World tape to follow up). Two, it has a full cast that includes the newer characters who weren't around in my day: Elmo, Telly, Prairie Dawn and many others make an appearance. Third, the celebrity cameos are few and serve the storyline well.
As a former puppeteer and avid Sesame Street fan, I really enjoyed watching it myself. It has old clips that have almost disappeared: the original "Rubber Ducky" with the floating bubbles, "C is for Cookie," "I'm an Aardvark, and I'm proud," and some of the letter and number clips you might remember as a kid. I also liked that the storyline was filmed outdoors, making the production values somewhat better than other Sesame Street videos. Having a store of all the "important" songs is really useful, too.
Enjoy this video with your kids - and tell them about the "olden days" when Snuffy was an imaginary friend of Big Bird's and Ernie grew critters - what were those things called? - in his window box.Sesame Street: 25th Birthday - A Musical Celebration (1969) OverviewSesame Street - 25th Birthday - Musical Celebration DVD Everyone's invited as Sesame Street celebrates its 25th birthday! The whole family will want to sing along with this special hour-long collection of favorite Sesame Street songs, featuring "C is for Cookie," "Bein' Green," "Monster in the Mirror," and many, many more! Ernie sings a medley of Duckie songs, including "Do De Rubber Duck," "Put Down the Duckie," "The Honker-Duckie-Dinger Jamboree," and, of course, "Rubber Duckie." Big Bird leads the whole cast in a rousing finale of "Sing." You're sure to treasure this wonderful collector's edition of Sesame Street for years to come.Product Measures: 0.5 x 5.4 x 7.5 INRecommended Ages: 12 months & up

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Wee Sing in Sillyville (1989) Review

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Wee Sing in Sillyville (1989) ReviewThis DVD was recommended on one of the websites for children with apraxia and other speech delays. I bought it for my 3 year old son, who has apraxia, and he loves it. The songs are catchy and use a wide variety of consonant and vowel sounds. My son loves to sing along with the characters. It has helped to reinforce some of the things he is learning in his speech therapy.
Even if you child does not have speech delay issues, it is still enjoyable. The actors act childlike but do not speak down to children. The costumes and sets are very colorful and of good quality.Wee Sing in Sillyville (1989) Overview

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Sesame Street: Kids' Favorite Songs (1969) Review

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Sesame Street: Kids' Favorite Songs (1969) ReviewOf all the Sesame Street DVDs that we have, this one is definitely my daughter's favorite. Though she is only 15 months old, she now sings bits and pieces and hums the tune to several of the songs on here. When my husband and I try to watch a DVD, she will run over and grab this one and shove at us to put it in so she can watch it.
Unlike some other Sesame Street DVDs, this one actually has somewhat of a plot. Everyone on Sesame Street thinks that Elmo is going to do a top ten countdown of his favorite songs on the radio, so they all spend the entire time trying to convince him to use their favorite song on the countdown - turns out all Elmo wants is some quiet time so that he can practice his top ten countdown (all he is going to do on the radio is count backwards from 10 to 1.) The songs on here are some favorite kids' songs - I've Been Working on the Railroad, Baa Baa Black Sheep, The Alphabet Song, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Row Row Row Your Boat, She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain, John Jacob Jingle-Heimer Schmidt, etc. If you only purchase one Sesame Street DVD, this should be it!Sesame Street: Kids' Favorite Songs (1969) OverviewSesame Street: Kids' Favorite SongsElmo's getting ready for his Top Ten Countdown on the radio and everyone on Sesame Street wants him to play their favorite songs! But with so many great songs to choose from, how will Elmo pick which ones to play? Maybe you can help him decide. Which of these favorites is your favorite song?Recommended Ages: 12 months & up

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