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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9780738930473
Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
ISBN: 0738930474
Label: Big Idea
Manufacturer: Big Idea
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Big Idea
Region Code: 1
Release Date: June 28, 2005
Running Time: 43 minutes
Sales Rank: 3890
Studio: Big Idea
Theatrical Release Date: June 25, 2005
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Rating: - One of my faves...maybe the kids...?
My kids range in ages from 11 to 5 and although the 11 year old won't admit it, even he can't get enough of Veggie Tales.
Minnesota Cuke, played by the magnificent Larry the Cucumber is in search of Samson's hairbrush. He's like a veggie version of Indiana Jones, except Minnesota doesn't quite have Indie's confidence, although he does run into trouble just as Indie does, not just with his enemies, but trouble within himself.
It's a heartwarming tale about having strength in the way God made you.
Rating: - Missed the Mark?
Some Veggie Tales are safe to plop your kid in front of so you can fix dinner in peace, because you know it's just a fun break for them with encouraging themes and a much better alternative to programming on TV. This isn't one of them.
Not to state the obvious, but different parents are going to have different ways in which they want their kids dealing with situations. Parents should simply be aware that in this episode of Veggie Tales, "turning the other cheek" means telling kids that it's okay to get beat up by a bully as long as they show the bully they're not afraid. What?!
The second story segment with Minnesota Cuke simply talks about not using a position of ability or prominence to hurt others--even if they've earned it. No problem, and good idea--I'm all about the mercy thing.
However, it's the first segment, with Junior Asparagus dealing with a playground bully, that's more disturbing, and unfortunately, purposely made to be very realistic. I can see what the producers wanted to do, but there were so many problems with this first segment it just can't hold water. Your parental preference might be to tell your child to never fight back, but I think no matter what your bully policy is, all parents should be aware that this is the message before they purchase it. Additionally, Junior Asparagus' dad leaves him to deal with the bully without parental help--not something I'm crazy about since this involved Junior getting hurt in the first place. I understand ... Read More
Rating: - Veggie Tales Minnesota Cuke DVD
First let me say I love Veggie Tales. They just crack me up. I bought this as a gift for my nephew and now he loves it too. It's a fun way to expose children to Bible stories.
Rating: - Another Great Veggietales!
Veggietales are entertaining for the whole family. We own nearly every one of them. Highly recommended.
Rating: - Veggie tales Rocks!!!
I love veggie tales and they have great lessons they keep my 2 yr olds attention forever!!
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