Showing posts with label winnie the pooh. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 12, 2011

Playhouse Disney Halloween (Just Say Boo/A Spookie Ookie Halloween) (1998) Review

Playhouse Disney Halloween (Just Say Boo/A Spookie Ookie Halloween) (1998)
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I just wanted to say that I have never experienced any problems with our DVD taking too long to load. It is just like any other DVD, when you put it in you wait for the restriction info, hit menu, hit menu again to skip the bit that explains how to use the DVD and hit play. It starts just like all the rest. I think it is great that they are slowly getting these switched to DVD. I love Rolie Polie Olie and my son loves it too. It's defintely worth the $$$ or whatever it is.

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Ever wonder what goes on in a pumpkin patch during the fall season?Pumpkin Season is a Read-A-Long DVD Picture Book.This wonderful story is about a cute little pumpkin named Reggie.He can't wait to go to the jack-o-lantern auditions and play pumpkin games at the seasonal patch parties.However, in pumpkin society you either qualify to become a jack-o-lantern, or you are kicked out of the patch and made into pie by the Bakerman.The Bakerman never makes pies out of the official jack-o-lanterns, but he has a big pie order to fill and now all pumpkins are up for grabs, especially Reggie.Reggie's courage unites the pie pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns and they all join together with the jack-o-lantern ghosts of Halloweens past to defeat the Bakerman.The jack-o-lanterns finally realize that big or small scary or not, they are all the same.And from now on all pumpkins will be Holiday jack-o-lanterns, thanks to Reggie.This wonderful story is for all ages.Special features include, animated intro, on-screen story text so children can read along, your choice of male or female narrator (kids pick), a full screen gallery with music track.Images are highly detailed and colorful 3D computer generated illustrations.Length is approximately 30 minutes, language is English.

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Sunday, May 29, 2011

Winnie the Pooh : Sharing and Caring (1988) Review

Winnie the Pooh : Sharing and Caring  (1988)
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In Lights Out: Rabbit is mad at Pooh borrowing things without returning them. Then he borrows Gopher's light helmet without asking in order to plant carrots midnight so they will grow into midnight snacks. He was so tired when he finished that he forgot to return the helmet to Gopher and accidentally misplaces it and then cannot find it when he awakens. Pooh thinks he must have taken the helmet and then forgotten about it. Everyone ends up in Gopher's DARK tunnels, with each one learning a lesson about friendship. Rabbit learns to be more honest about his own behavior.
The Rats Who Came to Dinner: once again involves the packrats who take things and leave walnuts to pay for what they take. There is a great rainstorm and flood in which everything is flooding. Pooh feels sorry for the poor flooded out packrats. He teaches them about what friends do and don't do about other people things. But the rest of the neighborhood thinks the packrats took all their furniture and stuff, but all learn a lesson about judging without the facts, when everyone ends up in Owl's house due to the flood and the missing things appear in a closet.
No Rabbit's A Fortress: Rabbit finally has had it with everyone borrowing things and not respecting is garden. He build a fortress around his garden to keep everyone out and tells them to go away. He then finds he forgot to build a door in the fortress. He has to lurer Pooh and the others to come back and help him get out of the fortress. All to no avail and they have to use TNT to blast him out. Rabbit finds out in the end that your friends are more important sometimes than gardens.
I know this is long, but I have had to buy so many tapes that duplicated some of the stories and vowed I would write about each VHS to help others in their buying.

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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Growing Up With Winnie the Pooh - Friends Forever Review

Growing Up With Winnie the Pooh - Friends Forever
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This Video contains four episodes from "The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh" the charming animated series on the Disney Channel that captured both kids and their parents with all-new outings featuring Pooh and the whole gang in the 100 Acre Wood.
1. Goodbye Mr. Pooh - Original Air Date: 3/4/1989 - this episode is also on the Video "Pooh's Wishes"
2. Pooh Skies Where or Where has my Piglet Gone? - Original Air Date: 9/23/1989 - this episode is also on the Video "Clever Little Piglet"
3. Fish out of Water - Original Air Date: 1/21/1989
4. Pooh Skies - Original Air Date: 10/6/1990 - this episode is also on the Video "Imagine that, Christopher Robin"

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In the fun-filled series GROWING UP WITH POOH, Winnie the Pooh takes your child on exciting adventures where the greatest discovery of all is realizing how much fun it is to grow up with good friends around you. The adventure begins with four engaging tales that show how a little encouragement and thoughtfulness can turn the stickiest situations into bother-free events. Your child will laugh along with Pooh as his bothersome habit of losing things suddenly includes Piglet! Watch as the gang puts their thinkers together to try and re-route the trout migration. Then travel with Pooh as he gets his head literally stuck in the clouds. Whatever goes awry, as things often do in the Wood, these friends always find a way to work together and solve problems by sharing ideas and showing concern for others. They're just a few more reasons why Pooh and his pals are a child's friend forever.

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