What’s the big deal about the Oogieloves? Here’s why the Oogieloves were created:
“Kenn Viselman, the creator of The Oogieloves in the BIG Balloon Adventure (due out Oogust 29th) believes in the The Power of Mom. So much so he and his team have been traveling around the country engaging bloggers in conversations about what constitutes quality G-rated entertainment. Other than a few wildlife documentaries and a re-release in a popular children’s movie in 3-D, Hollywood has completely ignored the youngest moviegoer. The best they give us for our kids â animated PG films â are loaded with aggression and bloodshed.
Moms: You have the power to change what Hollywood pushes on your children. In fact, there is no voice more powerful than yours. You control the home, the family budget and your child’s welfare. Aren’t you tired of watching moms die in the first ten minutes of so many animated movies? Aren’t you tired of seeing your children confused by the aggression towards their beloved movie characters? There’s no place for such violence in a children’s movie. Enough is enough.
It’s this enough is enough attitude that got Kenn Viselman, the marketing genius who introduced us to Teletubbies, Thomas the Tank Engine, Noddy and Eloise, mad as h*ll. The end result: The Oogieloves in the BIG Balloon Adventure, a film that reinvents the movie-going experience. This film is basically a movie and a live show rolled into one – is the first-of-its-kind interactive family musical that encourages the audience to get out of their seats, dance, and sing. Visual and auditory cues invite the audience to move the action along, allowing parents and kids to interact not only with the characters, but also with one another.
The story follows the Oogieloves – Goobie, Zoozie and Toofie – as they prepare for a surprise birthday party for their friend, Schluufy. When their guardian, J. Edgar, loses the last five magical balloons in all of Lovelyloveville, the Oogieloves take action. Along the way, they meet Rosalie Rosebud (Toni Braxton), Dottie Rounder (Cloris Leachman), Lola and Lero Sombrero (Jaime Pressly and Christopher Lloyd), Milky Marvin (Chazz Palminteri), and Bobby Wobbly (Cary Elwes). The movie opens in theaters Oogust 29th.”
The Oogieloves are the first of their kind! The movie was made for kids ages 3-6 but is doing well for both younger and older age groups. Speaking as someone who’s seen it – it’s fantastic! Are you going to take your kids?
Now, the Oogieloves want your little ones to get excited about the moving coming out – they want to share the excitement with you! One lucky reader is going to win an Oogielove Prize pack worth about $150!
The winner will get Oogie-prizes including:
- Tent
- Mobile
- Glitter Tattoos (2)
- Stickers (2)
- Beach Balls (2)
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my grandkids would love these!
I would love to play with my granddaughters and go through the tents with them.
Would LOVE to win this for my daughter she is already in love with the OOgieloves!!
Ice Age was the last movie we went to see
My son is 2 years old (next month) but I have never taken him to a theater before. I’m thinking maybe I’ll take him to something for his bday though! Thanks for the giveaway (:
My grand kids are 3 and 5. Took them to see Otter 501. My grand kids would love to have this….PLEASE pick me!!!
I would love to win this for the kids!
Hi, my kids are grown but my Co-worker has 4 children. The youngest is 3, the next if 5, then 14 & 15. They little ones would love, LOVE, love this. She is a single parent do money is tight. I love her kids & they would spend endless hours enjoying this. The last movie was ” Toy Story 3″.
My kids are 4, 14, 19, and 23. Grandkids are 8 months, 9 months, 16 months and 3 years old next month. Last movie went to see was Toy Story 3.
My grandson is 3. We saw Toy Story 3. Also saw Brave and The Lorax.
My little one is almost 3 and never took her to a theater (yet) but the last G film we watched was Happy Feet 🙂
My Grandson is 3…I have not taken him to see any movies yet, but he loves all the Toy Story movies.
6,4,3. The last movie we saw was cars 2…not sure of the rating
My kids are 4(g), 7(b), 13(b), 15(g), 17(b), & 20(g)~~~Toy Story 3
My grandsons,2yo 5yo would so love this
I don’t have kids but I have “nieces” (1, 2) and “nephews” (2, 6, 7, 12) and classes full of kids ranging from 14-19. 😉 We showed them Gnomeo and Juliet as part of their Romeo & Juliet study.
My kids are 1 and 4 and las t saw cars 2
my son is 2 1/2 and he hasnt been yet going next week
My kids are ages 10, 4, and 3. And I don’t go to the theatre very often but last week I took my 10 yr old to see “Diary of a Wimpy Kid 3.” But it prabably was pg rated.
My son is 15 so I took my 3 year old granddaughter to The Lorax
2 and 13. I’m not sure either one has seen a G movie. Most Disney movies are PG and that’s pretty much all my 2 yr old watches
My son is about to turn 3 and my daughter is 7.
They both love to play all day long. The last movie we took them too was toy story 3.. I know we are over due for the movies.
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My darling lil peanut is 17 months & the first, last & only movie I’ve taken her to is…… The Oogieloves!! 🙂
i have a four year old and a 14 and 18 year old, they are my life and the greatest, last movie we went to see was mirror mirror
this would be for my grandson who is 3 yrs old, he would have so much fun playing with his cousins in this! and to be honest he is so hyper i havent taken him to a movie yet
My two sons are grown and I believe the last G rated film we saw together was Finding Nemo. My granddaughter however is three years old and she’s seen the G-Rated Dora the Explorer movie Super Babies Dream Adventures.
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My kids are 8, 5, and 2months. The last g-rated movie I watched with one of them was a leapfrog movie, not sure which one.
My little girl will be 4 this Saturday. She has seen one movie at the theaters and that was “Alvin and the Chipmunk: Chipwrecked”
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My 5 year old grandson would love this, he loves to crawl in his home made tent and look at books or play with his hot wheels or lego blocks. last g rated movie we saw was cars 2.
My grand daughters are 3 and would LOVE this.We haven’t went to the movies yet,but we watch many on our overnights together
MY GRANDSON IS IS 3 AND MY GRANDDAUGHTER IS 6. WE ALL WENT TO SEE “HAPPY FEET”.
My son is almost 3 (1-26-10). He seen the characters on gma this morning. He did’nt take his eyes off the tv. Your right, there are no movies for the little ones. I love that they can interact with the characters at the movies, because a 2 1/2 yr old won’t sit still!
My kids are 8 & 5 and i took them to see Ice Age Continental Drift- that move was FUNNY 🙂 Thanks for the Chance to WIN!
My kids are 3 and 11 months and they haven’t been to the movies yet. I’m thinking my 3 year old will be ready soon 🙂