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When a 12-year-old chimney sweep is wrongfully blamed for being a thief, he makes a run for it, and lands head-first into a pool of water. There he encounters a wondrous civilization of underwater creatures who resemble humans in their behavior. Before he can return to the surface and clear his name, however, he must help the Water Babies leave their enclosed lake and reach the free waters of the ocean. Featured voices include those of James Mason and Tommy Fender.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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IN THEATRES: JUNE 10, 2005Robert Rodriguez (SPY KIDS, DESPERADO) directed this hyperkinetic kids` film based on a script by his pre-teen son, Racer. The plot concerns a daydreaming youngster named Max (Cayden Boyd) whose fantasy stories about the titular superheroes--the molten-hot Lava Girl (Taylor Dooley), and a boy raised by sharks appropriately named Shark Boy (Taylor Lautner)--inspire the ridicule of everyone from the local bullies to his own mom (Kristin Davis). Even Max`s fourth grade teacher (George Lopez) wants him to come down to earth, but then a tornado brings Shark Boy and Lava Girl into the school to whisk Max off to the planet Drool, where only his dreaming skills can save the day. A real kid`s active imagination is obviously at work here, because the giddy action flies in all directions with a cheerful disregard for conventions of logic or sanity, and Rodriguez is obviously the right sort of adult to bring such a film to life (he must be a great dad). The message about the importance of not just believing in your dreams but working to achieve them should prove relevant for an audience who may be spending a bit too much time in front of the TV or computer game. The cool 3-D effects are something else, with goo and fists and lunging Shark Boy regularly leaping off of the screen. But even without the 3-D amplification, viewers will be dazzled by the film`s wild, day-glo color scheme.
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Comprised of six charming tales from the world of Jim Henson, this collection is sure to enchant and enthrall children. Combining live action actors--and a real goose--with Henson's excellent puppetry, these eight-minute stories were originally part of an award-winning television program. In addition to the familiar rhyme featuring a pail of water that sends Jack and Jill tumbling, the rich Miss Muffet makes an appearance, doing exactly as she pleases. Old King Cole, Baker Pat-A-Cake, Wee Willie Winkie, the Man in the Moon, and Pussy Cat also turn up, giving children an elaboration on the poems they know by heart.DVD Features:Region 1Stories:1. Jack and Jill2. Pat-A-Cake3. Miss Muffet4. Wee Willie Winkie5. Song of Sixpence6. Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat7. Man in the Moon
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With ROAD CONSTRUCTION AHEAD, kids get to watch something that`s really constructive. As civil engineers work on roads and bridges, young viewers will learn about bulldozing, road-building, rock-blasting, and dirt-hauling.
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Disney's lovable, big-toothed mutt takes his son on a road trip in this musical family adventure. They encounter theme parks, difficult bodies of water, Bigfoot and more and learn more about each other through their journey. Gold Collection Edition includes animated short Calling All Goofs.DVD FeaturesRegion 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby SurroundAdditional Release Material: Music Video Bonus Cartoon - 1. Episode of GOOF TROOP











2. A GOOFY SUCCESS STORYInteractive Features: Read-Along Trivia Game
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