Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaBlue and the gang decide to put on a musical show in the back yard.Blue and the gang decide to put on a musical show in the back yard.Blue and the gang decide to put on a musical show in the back yard.
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Steve Burns
- Steve
- (as Steven Burns)
Ray Charles
- G-Clef
- (narração)
The Persuasions
- Notes
- (narração)
Traci Paige Johnson
- Blue
- (narração)
Nick Balaban
- Mr. Salt
- (narração)
Spencer Kayden
- Mrs. Pepper
- (narração)
Jenna Marie Castle
- Paprika
- (narração)
Aleisha Allen
- Side Table Drawer
- (narração)
- (as LaNaé Allen)
Kelly Nigh
- Tickety Tock
- (narração)
Cody Ross Pitts
- Slippery Soap
- (narração)
Evan Dorfman
- Slippery Soap
- (narração)
Michael Rubin
- Mailbox
- (narração)
- (as Seth O'Hickory)
Olivia Zaro
- Pail
- (narração)
Jonathan Press
- Shovel
- (narração)
Cameron Bowen
- Periwinkle
- (narração)
Adam Peltzman
- Green Puppy
- (narração)
Koyalee Chanda
- Magenta
- (narração)
Alexander Claffy
- Purple Kangaroo
- (narração)
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This is an excellent teaching aid for pre-school children. We have a 3 year old and this is one of the films that she will get herself out of of the case and watch herself. It has a number of skills it teaches as well as musical melodies. She really likes this and everything that The Blues Clues Production puts out. Excellent film, if you want your children to grow and learn and be ahead of the crowd of pre-school children. Another plus...it dosen't push a particular value system on your children. It is straight foward. I personally find that refreshing, compared to all of the politically correct children's programming out there. I reccomend this film for your child.
Any movie that can hold my 4 year old's attention for the entire hour and 20 minutes has my approval. I enjoyed it too. I think that it works very well with the topics it tries to address, low self esteem, morality, ..etc. plus it's fun too
it is a must see movie for all ages if you are looking for a good looking movie than this work of art is the movie for you than i hope you enjoy this wonderful movie i like this movie and i hope your kids enjoy it to i think it is a perfect family film i never thought this movie would of been this good i was impressed with this wonderful movie i think this movie it is a one of a kind movie that will make you say the mail is here the mail is mail this is a must see movie it is a funny funny film i hope you like it as much as i did i need to let you know that this movie is the bomb i never saw a movie this funny before it is a work of art your mind will be blown away i love thuis wonfderful movie and i hope you enjoy it to you have to watch this wonderful movie it is a hoot i never thought i would like this movie but i really thought that this movie should be out in theaters and be Sold out let's make this a big hit everyone go watch this wonderful movie i think this is one of the coolest kids movies ever created by far better than any other Blue's clues movies
My 2 year old LOVES Blue's Clues, and saw every episode while it was free on Amazon Prime over and over. I'd rate that show 10 stars. This movie, however, doesn't quite capture the show's level of excellence. Probably because it's trying to stretch the exact same elements from 25 minutes into an hour plus long movie and you can feel the middle dragging.
Okay, first the good. Almost all of the characters from the TV show (at the time this movie was made) are in this movie and it's fun to see so many of them together. As always, Steve, our sole live actor, does a fantastic job! As a unique twist, Steve gets a chance to find a clue (rather than the audience pointing them out to him).
The bad: The boring middle section. In the middle, Steve gets a music lesson and I think it's something like 15 minutes of lesson. My two year old got bored at this point EVERY TIME we watched this. He'd wander off. And it isn't the length of show because he'll watch episode after episode in a row if I let him. It's just that the music lesson isn't engaging, either visually or any other way. In the end, I've taken to skipping it for every showing. That's a large chunk of this movie that's "wasted".
Overall, this isn't a bad movie. For a 2 year old, I'd say it is probably one of the best things out there, actually! But if you have to choose, I'd highly recommend buying the episodes over the movie.
Okay, first the good. Almost all of the characters from the TV show (at the time this movie was made) are in this movie and it's fun to see so many of them together. As always, Steve, our sole live actor, does a fantastic job! As a unique twist, Steve gets a chance to find a clue (rather than the audience pointing them out to him).
The bad: The boring middle section. In the middle, Steve gets a music lesson and I think it's something like 15 minutes of lesson. My two year old got bored at this point EVERY TIME we watched this. He'd wander off. And it isn't the length of show because he'll watch episode after episode in a row if I let him. It's just that the music lesson isn't engaging, either visually or any other way. In the end, I've taken to skipping it for every showing. That's a large chunk of this movie that's "wasted".
Overall, this isn't a bad movie. For a 2 year old, I'd say it is probably one of the best things out there, actually! But if you have to choose, I'd highly recommend buying the episodes over the movie.
10Rheyn
***Yes, Blue's Big Musical Adventure is a movie about a CGI dog of an unnatural hue aimed at the Juicebox set.***
Now that we've gotten that out of the way, let's talk about Steve Burns. WHAT A GUY. It doesn't seem like there'd be much at all to singing a bunch of cheerful, encouraging songs to toddlers, and waiting for them to yell out answers when you find a "clue." But, as the sole human of the house, Burns does all his work in front of a bluescreen (no pun intended.) Must get pretty lonely, don't you think? If not for the neon fur and disproportionate features of Blue, I'd believe Steve was really talking to his cuddly costar - the man's that fantastic.
Now that we've gotten that out of the way, let's talk about Steve Burns. WHAT A GUY. It doesn't seem like there'd be much at all to singing a bunch of cheerful, encouraging songs to toddlers, and waiting for them to yell out answers when you find a "clue." But, as the sole human of the house, Burns does all his work in front of a bluescreen (no pun intended.) Must get pretty lonely, don't you think? If not for the neon fur and disproportionate features of Blue, I'd believe Steve was really talking to his cuddly costar - the man's that fantastic.
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- CuriosidadesFinal acting role of musician Ray Charles.
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[Steve is still sleeping]
Tickety Tock: [shouts at Steve] Wake up, Steve!
Steve: [still a little drowsy] What, huh, clue?
[notices the audience]
Steve: [to the audience] Oh, it's you. Wow. You're here early.
- Cenas durante ou pós-créditosSteve's friends are credited as "More of Steve's Friends" and "Even More of Steve's Friends".
- ConexõesFeatured in Blue's Big Musical (2001)
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