Alicia I love this movie so much

Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Juana what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Scarlet The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Madison quartz When I was two this show came out, and I loved it. It taught me colors and numbers, and really helped my vocabulary. I loved all of the characters, and how they interacted with each other. the songs were catchy, and the bright but nice colors amazed me. when I was around six I abandoned the show and got into Nickelodeon, because by then I already knew what they were trying to teach me. the show went untouched in my home until I was eight, and my little brother was born. this was one of the first shows he ever watched, and he adored it. he knew his colors, numbers and most of his shapes by the time he was three. he watched it every time it came on, and now that he's five, he's asking his big sister (me) To watch it with him. this show has been a staple of my family, and is wonderful. my only complaint would be that sometimes they got the "Dora Treatment" By asking the children to respond, sometimes making awkward silence. and towards the end of the secret, Mickey got a new voice actor that I really did not like. but other than that, this show is great for kids.

bhelmore Just everything about this show is god-awful: the stories, the voice "talent", the songs, the music... you name it. Disney has taken the wonderful classic characters that put the studio on the map and destroyed them! To dare to call this dreck "educational" is a insult to all other educational programs.I'm an avid fan of animation, especially the animated films produced by Disney and Pixar, but I'd rather listen to someone scratching their fingernails on a chalkboard for a half hour than be within ear shot of this garbage. "Oh Toodles!". "Mickey Mishka Mooska!". Give me a break! The 3D animation is at least mediocre. I actually feel sorry for the animators, knowing the painstaking animation process requires listening to these wretched soundtracks over and over again. I can't imagine a worse a gig for an animator.It's almost as though the creators of this trash actually hate parents, and went out of their way to create something that (somehow) entertains children, but annoys parents like me to no end.

TheLittleSongbird I am 18, and a huge fan of Disney. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is not their best show, plus it is not even close to the classic Silly Synphonies, but it is light years from their worst. Sure it can have its predictable moments, but it is better than it's made out to be. I often see it criticised for being a rip-off of Dora the Explorer. True, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse uses the talk-to-the-camera technique, but so do other shows even before Dora. And I may get some flack for this opinion, but I think this is better than Dora. Dora I find annoying and repetitive, and other than counting to one to ten in Spanish I learnt little from it.Back to Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. The stories can be predictable and the dialogue overly-simplistic. Plus the pacing of the episodes can be rushed or draggy. However, I liked the animation. It has been criticised for being rough, robotic and lacking variety. Maybe so at first, but I for one think it improved. The backgrounds are colourful and bright, the colours are nice and the character designs are fairly good. The clubhouse actually looks very interesting in my view. The music is pretty decent too. The theme song is simple but memorable, and the accompanying music is decent enough. I personally thoroughly enjoy the Hot Dog Dance, and liked its imaginative and funny name.I also liked the social and creative skills that Mickey Mouse Clubhouse teaches children. Children I think will be delighted by the fun that goes into this show(I have toddler friends who adore this show), adults mayn't be so impressed, but the look on their child's faces will say it all as they learn new skills in every episode. The characters are engaging enough for the target audience. Mickey, despite the criticism he smiles too much contrary to his more mischievous persona in the original cartoons, is very benevolent and an ideal character for children to at least relate to. Goofy is still funny, and Minnie and Daisy are interesting without being too vapid. My only disappointment character-wise is Donald, I don't hate him far from it, but I would have liked to seen more of his cantankerous personality that made him so funny yet endearing in the originals. Morever, the voice acting from the late Wayne Allwine, Bill Farmer, Tony Alselmo, Russi Taylor and Tress MacNeille is rock solid.To conclude, it is a good show but no classic. 7/10 Bethany Cox

dbbanner99 My 3 yr old LOVES this. I can't wait until they come out with the DVD. The other guy that left a -100 / 10 comment is an idiot, and obviously he doesn't have any children (who should be watching this) It teaches basic learning skills without being intimidating to children. Sure its a lot like Dora the Explorer, but its all English (Dora and Diego confuse my daughter when they switch between English and Spanish) This is fantastic fun for children under 5. My daughter runs around singing the mickey mouse clubhouse song. Its cute.Disney's Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is the first computer generated (CG) 3-D animation television series to feature the "Sensational Six." Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, and Pluto star in this series, which focuses on interactivity with its primarily preschool-aged audience to stimulate problem solving. Each episode involves the characters helping its viewers to "solve a specific age-appropriate problem utilizing basic skills, such as identifying shapes and counting through ten." The series uses Playhouse Disney's "whole child" curriculum of cognitive, social and creative learning opportunities.