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Twins Kitty and Mimmy soar in their magic hot-air balloon to rescue a failing bakery, heal a sick girl with some magic presents, help a professor chase down his broken robot, and touch down in a land of pretty paper crafts. Chock-full of lessons about helping others, doing chores at home, and learning safety and etiquette, this 8-episode collection also contradicts itself by allowing the kittens to talk to strangers without their parents and even enter the home of an adult male who asks them for help. (He ends up being the father of the sick girl, but that could add to a youngster's confusion.) Sanrio's cash cow is all giggles and cutesy voices, making her a little too saccharine for most boys. And, while the cultural icon may be the cat's meow to such disparate celebrities as Sarah Jessica Parker and Christian Aguilera, the Hello Kitty's Paradise series is strictly for her youngest fans. (Ages 4 to 10) --Kimberly Heinrichs
| CATEGORY: | Video |
| DIRECTOR: | Tony Oliver |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 2000 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Adv Films |
| MPAA RATING: | G (General Audience) |
| FEATURES: | Animated, Color, NTSC |
| TYPE: | Anime, Anime / Japanimation, Cartoons & Animation, Children, Children's Video, Family, Movie |
| MEDIA: | VHS Tape |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 702727067334 |
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Customer Reviews of Hello Kitty's Paradise: Fun With Friends, Volume 2
good for preschoolers This is the second DVD of four that are available in the Hello Kitty "paradise" series. It features cartoons about Hello Kitty and Mimi in imaginative play, and episodes on things such as manners, sharing and taking turns. This DVD contains: The Magic Bags, The Dust Monster, Put on a Happy Place, The Train to Grandma's House, Paper Play, Sizing Things Up, and The Broken Robot. In between each episode were little games such as guess the animal and shapes that bounced around... which I found was rather uninteresting, and as an adult, I wanted to fast forward past them. I also felt the Magic Bag episode left me hanging without a proper conclusion and the Dust Monster almost seemed like it was trying to scare kids into cleaning (although it works out fine in the end). But, I do feel it has good lessons for preschoolers, so I'm giving it 4 stars. But, if you are an adult Hello Kitty fan like I am or want something for a child slightly older than preschool age, I suggest the Hello Kitty Furry Tale Theater series instead (ie, Hello Kitty Becomes a Princess, Hello Kitty Goes to the Movies, etc).