Wee Sing in Sillyville

Like, kudos to those that made this. I was born in 1988, my mother had this at home, my sister and I watched it all the time. I'm 32 and still remember every single song. Yea... My kids are gonna be watching this gem.

I'm now 35, and remember watching this as a young lad and I loved it, I have a daughter now and can't wait to show her it! I love nostalgia because we ain't getting any younger .

Although adults cannot stand this film for more than 5 seconds, both my children have LOVED this film!!! My son loved this film as a 3-5 year old and now my 3 year old daughter just adores this film. The entire plot keeps them engrossed with fun kid songs that they love to sing. This film is "silly" hence the sillyville but is the best couple bucks I ever spent!!! if you have small children and they love to sing and hear songs then this film is well worth the money spent for it. The sad part for me is that I have heard this film so many times over the years that I can sing just about every song by heart (Yes even the Micheal Finnegan and the Austrian Yoldeling song by the twirly pops) and have found the songs popping into my head at the oddest of times!!! This is the best of the Wee-sing series films by far.

I work at a day care and this movie is a gem. You can only take watching the Wiggles, Blue's Clues, or Dora

the Explorer so many times. This movie never gets old though. The younger kids love the colors and dancing

and the older kids sing and dance right along with it. And it's something that the caretakers get into. I'm nineteen

and I seriously come home at the end of the day singing about Michael Finegin and the Yodeling Austrian. And

then throw in the moral lesson about prejudices. They really don't make kids' shows like this any more. If you

have kids, get this video. It's awesome! <3 - Sarah J

For the last year my friend has been telling me I HAVE to watch Wee Sing in Sillyville. I had never seen it before. We finally watched it last night and oh it did not disappoint. The beginning features incredible child and dog acting (shoutout Barney, woof!). Some of the songs absolutely slap -- "Do your ears hang low?; "Boom, Boom, Ain't it Great to be Crazy"; "I'm a nut."

The film slowed down a bit in the second act; some of the songs were repetitive and the writers were playing fast and loose with the plot. But after "Bitty Boop Bop" the third act picked up some real momentum. The last 15 minutes wrapped everything together with strong performances from Sillywhim and the supporting cast. Overall, it made me want to find a coloring book and find my Sillyville! Highly recommend to all viewers, young and old!

I am an adult, and I have a doctorate.