VHS : Bear in the Big Blue House - Heroes of Woodland Valley
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Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9781404910232
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
ISBN: 1404910239
Label: Sony Pictures
Manufacturer: Sony Pictures
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony Pictures
Release Date: January 28, 2003
Running Time: 60 minutes
Sales Rank: 25527
Studio: Sony Pictures
Theatrical Release Date: October 20, 1997
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Step outside the Big Blue House with Bear into the thriving community of Woodland Valley. When a big storm lands a tree right in the middle of the library, Bear calls an emergency town meeting. All the town's creatures are eager to help, and it soon becomes apparent that "if everyone does a little, a lot gets done." A joint effort by Tutter, Pip, Pop, Treelo, and their other animal friends to collect unwanted books restocks the library shelves, and some careful observation and creative thinking by Ojo preserves a tiny part of the Woodland community while incorporating the fallen tree into the design of the renovated library. The big lesson learned is that a community is like a big family: its members support one another no matter what. Skillful puppetry and catchy jazz-inspired tunes fill the program, and the DVD version features four sing-along selections. (Ages 2 to 6) --Tami Horiuchi
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My 1 yr old son has been hooked on Bear since he was 6 mo old! It's so cute and definately not annoying like a lot of children's videos.
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The 1997 release date listed here refers to the date the *show* first came out, which was 1997. But the DVD release date was in 2003.
The episode featured on this DVD, "Welcome to Woodland Valley" (two parts) was the start of the fourth and final season of the program. The story is about a tree falling on the Woodland Valley Library. Everybody rallies together to get it fixed up and Bear holds a potluck at the Big Blue House. The kids have a great idea on how to help out, but Ojo is ... Read More
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This movie was made in 1997, so unless they forsaw 9-11 4 years in advance, it was not written in response to that.
It is however, a great movie. My kids LOVE rescuers of any type and they love bear in the big blue house!
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My daughter loves Bear, and this special is one of her favorites. It was written in response to Sept. 11, and it is very reassuring. It's true that the format is a bit different- this was a double length special, so there isn't a goodbye song in the middle. I guess if your child isn't really following the stories, this might be more of a risk, but my two year old has been watching and loving it it for months. She likes seeing all of the extra characters that are not in every episode. As for realism, ... Read More
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We were so excited to see this video, since our 2-year-old daughter is a HUGE Bear in the Big Blue House fan. We were expecting the usual Bear shows, pertaining to careers and the work people do in the community. It was such a disappointment. The video was more movie-like, and didn't carry out some of the normal favorites of a Bear show. My daughter, for the first time, actually completely lost interest not even halfway through the first part. The second show is a continuation of the first part, and ... Read More
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