Wee Sing: Under the Sea | François Hollande

Wee Sing: Under the Sea | François Hollande | Under the Sea

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	Wee Sing: Under the Sea François Hollande Universal Studios, 1995 average customer review:based on 11 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Under the Sea

This review is on the last Wee Sing series video. Under the Sea is a favorite of mine, as are the Wee Sing Videos. Under the Sea teaches that that it is important to be different. I like all of them and I recommend all.

Under the Sea

My children loved this VHS. The songs were fun,and very catchy. This video teaches children how its okay to be different and how bad it is to pollute. My children loved this under sea adventure and so would yours.

Wee Sing is the Best!

I think that Wee Sing was just about the best series of kids movies ever made. They keep everyone entertained! Although this one is a little slower, I thought it was great. The whole Wee Sing collection should be a part of every family, or else you're missing out. (I should know, I actually started a Wee Sing fansite!) And I still think Wee Sing is the best.

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Weakest tape in the Wee Sing series

While this tape has a few good songs, there is far too much "story" and not enough music for my toddler's liking. Thus, he tends to lose interest in this particular Wee Sing tape, whereas he loves all the other ones. This is also the only Wee Sing tape that has all original songs. What I find fun about the Wee Sing series is the traditional children's songs featured throughout the story. The other tapes bring back fond memories of camp and grade school music class. This one...well, as I said, some of the original songs are just fine but it's just not up to the standards of the other earlier tapes in the Wee Sing series.

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Definately not the best Wee Sing Made, But kids still like.

This video had the potential to be really magical and fun, But I think the producers spent too much money on the stationery set and felt they had to spend a lot of time on each scene. It becomes monotonous to sit through some of the songs looking at creatures that can barely move their mouths. The voices are also a little annoying. There is an otter who sounds like a whiny little kid and an Octopus who sings in an exaggerated slightly operatic voice that cuts into your brain and makes you want to shut off the video. Of course by this time-your kids are hooked!

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