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There are many lessons to learn from this Wee Sing title. One of them has to do with friendship. Sometimes you don't feel like playing the same things your friends want to play and vice versa.

Lisa and her Snoodle Doodle friends go on a magical adventure with games and songs. Come picnic with the gang and see how Little Bunny Fufu deals with his problem of bopping the Micy Mice on the heads. My only major criticism is when he sings "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen" when he was turned into a goon. He sounds way pathetic. The Snoodle Doodles do try cheering him up with that "Smile" song.

Other lessons in this movie include ones about nutrition and keeping the environment clean. You will even hear old sayings like "Don't cry over spilled milk." Don't forget to check out other reviews for more Wee Sing shows I also recommend.

When I was little, my parents got this movie for me to watch. I really liked it, and I watched it over and over again. Even when I was in 3rd grade I still watched it from time to time. Recently, I watched it again, just for the sake of nostalgia, and though the show was not aimed for my age group (I'm in my late teens), I still found it entertaining and educational. This show teaches good lessons about imagination and getting along well with others. Some parts I found quite entertaining. Also, this show does not have any bad content, so you can leave kids alone with this show and not worry about them picking up any bad language or whatnot. I would recommend this.

Big rock candy mountain is amazing. i watched it when i was little, and still do to this day.(senior in high school). if i could imagine heaven, that is what it would look like. i wish i could live in big rock candy mountain where candy grows on trees. Zach Hyman is profs, and my best friend. little bunny foo foo is the man. it is so fuzzy and colorful that i dream about it at night. in fact, my friend who is 18 recently watched it for the first time and absolutely loved it. i recommend that people of all ages watch this movie. i am having a huge party this weekend with all my friends to watch this incredible movie. we are going to order pizza and watch the teddy bears giggle. i constantly find myself watching clouds and wishing i was that little girl that got to visit. thanks. bye.

So when i was little i got this movie as a present and my sister and i loved it. we would watch it all the time. when our friends came over we would have sleepovers and we'd watch big rock candy mountain and grandpa's magical toys. I'm 21 now and i still love this movie, some old friends and i recently got together and watched it, we knew all the songs and we danced and talked about how much we hated Profster when we were little. One friend actually bought this movie and grandpa's magical toys for her 2 year old daughter because she wants to pass on our love of this movie. This really is a movie you can let your kids watch and feel safe, no violence, no bad language, just lots of great songs and important lessons.

I saw that when I was little and it was excellent. Kelsey White as Lisa and the Meecy Mices where cute. Susan Bonde as Doodle and Sandra Dee Heidecke as Snoodle where Hilarius. Karen Boettcher-Tate as Profster was interesting. Burl Ross as Little Bunny Foo Foo was funny. Gregory Donavon as Kaiso was brilliant. Whats Hilarius that Snoodle and Doodle eat too much candy. Whats sad that Little Bunny Foo Foo that bops the Meecy Mices on the head then by a fairy will give Little Bunny Foo Foo few wishes then he turns into goon. This story is about when Lisa, Snoodle, Doodle go to the Big Rock Candy Mountains. This show is excellent the kids will like this show, new words, songs, and watching them playing.

My elementary music teacher (who didn't actually teach us music) showed us this movie over and over and over and over again... up even to the fifth grade. I didn't even like it in kindergarten, so you can imagine the boredom us ten-year-olds had after watching this movie for six years. Do not recommend. I get angry every time someone mentions "little bunny foo foo". The songs are ingrained in my brain from the unfortunate experiences I endured. My mother, who is a well-experienced music teacher, is blown away by how such a teacher can get away with showing movies continuously, especially ones show boring and cliché. Watch at your own risk.