Get ready to blast off with the premiere of DISNEY’S LITTLE EINSTEINS(TM)! Created by Disney and the award-winning Baby Einstein Company, this all-new movie will take your child on a thrilling musical adventure in the real world in order to complete an important mission and learn along the way. In OUR [BIG] HUGE ADVENTURE, Leo, June, Quincy, Annie, Rocket, and your child will blast off on their first whirlwind adventure that will take the team over Niagara Falls, inside a spooky cave in Oklahoma, and finally to the amazing butterfly forest in Mexico. As a member of the team, your child will sing, clap, pat, dance, and laugh right along with the four Little Einsteins and their musical ship, Rocket, to help complete the mission. Featuring a revolutionary blend of animation, stunning live-action footage, famous works of art, and exciting classical music, LITTLE EINSTEINS will have your child eager to solve the next mission!~~(c) The Baby Einstein Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Little Einsteins and the Little Einsteins logo are trademarks of The Baby Einstein Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. EINSTEIN and ALBERT EINSTEIN are trademarks of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. All Rights Reserved. www.albert-einstein.orgLittle Einsteins is an exciting, educational program created by Disney and Baby Einstein that combines animation, real-life photography, and famous music and artwork with instantly likeable characters who have a passion for music and adventure. In this DVD prelude to the Playhouse Disney series (premier October 2005), Leo, June, Quincy, Annie, and Rocket set out to help a little caterpillar find the musical tree of many colors so that it can become a beautiful butterfly. The journey proves complex, but the ever-cheerful group uses their musical knowledge, careful listening skills, and ingenuity to ensure success. Beethoven’s famous Ninth Symphony is featured extensively throughout the 61-minute program and viewers ages 3 to 7 are encouraged to sing and clap along as they learn about rhythm, melody, musical terms and careful listening skills. Viewers also delve, quite literally, into the artwork of masters that include Van Gogh and Monet, visit American cities and wildernesses, and get a first-hand look at the amazing butterfly migration down the East Coast of the United States to Mexico. DVD Bonus features include a “Navajo Maze Game” that tests listening skills; “DisneyPedia,” a more in-depth look at Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, the cities visited in the program, and the annual butterfly migration; and “Backstage Disney: Meet the Team” with more information about the show’s main characters. –Tami Horiuchi
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April 2, 2010
#1
I had previously purchased some Little Einstein’s DVD’s for my children with mush satisfaction. Each has been entertaining, sweet, and innocent as such videos for children should be. Recently, I purchased Little Einstein’s Our Big Huge Adventure. Of course it started out wonderfully. The Little Einstein’s visited Niagra Falls and a field in Texas of cows and flew around the Statue of Liberty. The music is great, as always, featuring the classics of Beethoven and art work of Van Gogh. I walked away for a moment to begin preparing dinner. And to my great surprise and, they stopped at the United Nations. A little out of place don’t you think? For those of you who know what the United Nations is all about (and it is certainly not about world peace, as is suggested), I urge you to either not purchased this or dispose of it. What a disgrace and what a dissapointment. The United Nations is not a good thing! Do your research! As an American who enjoys freedom, find out about these things that we are supposed to just accept and not question. That is not what a free American does. And it is certainly not something that I will allow my children to be spoonfed.
April 2, 2010
#2
i thought it was like a movie little film but this big adventure was actually the series he had been watching on tv. so for that price it was a worst of money. many thanks
April 2, 2010
#3
I had a sneak peek at this one for my two boys who loved Baby Einstein as babies. However, this cheaply animated cartoon wasn’t enough to hold their attention for long. Just turn on PBS Kids or the Discovery Channel and save yourselves some money.
April 2, 2010
#4
This DVD is AMAZING!
The incredible animation, creative interactive storyline, and wonderful classical music make this an exciting yet educational gift for any preschool child.
We can’t wait for the episodes to air.
April 2, 2010
#5
Bought this for my 18-month old. Is she just too young? It doesn’t hold her attention more than 5-10 minutes. She doesn’t laugh, smile or seem engaged. However, she LOVES Baby Einstein videos, the Sesame Street and other “toddler” shows but this one was a bomb. Am bummed, she’s such a fan of Baby Einstein I thought she’d love it. Was really looking forward to getting it for her. The concept is great, as is the music, so it’s not all bad. Buy it used just in case.