Sunday, October 13, 2013

Thomas & Friends: Splish, Splash, Splosh!



A collection of short, computer-animated stories with common theme of adapting to difficult weather
Thomas & Friends: Splish, Splash, Splosh! is the latest children's DVD in the widely beloved Thomas the Tank Engine series, in which Thomas and his friends embark on rainy-day adventures. A collection of short, computer-animated stories with common theme of adapting to difficult weather, Thomas & Friends: Splish, Splash, Splosh! is a cheery and upbeat video sure to delight young people. Bonus features include "Counting with Thomas" and a "Lift & Load Crane Game". 46 min., closed-captioned, full-screen, English/Spanish/French language options.

Fun, Animated Thomas fun!
My sons and I love this DVD. First off it is full screen CGI Animation, which means it contains 3D computer graphics. This Thomas DVD is actually animated rather than its usual its usual live action and models show. Aidan really got a kick out of it because it was different than the other Thomas DVDs we have. Splish Splash Splosh also features a new host, Driver Perkins, who can only be seen on this DVD so it was nice to see a new train character. Throughout the DVD, there is lots of excitement, great morals, and wet fun! Overall, this DVD is definitely our new favorite Thomas adventure mostly because of the awesome animation. It is 46 minutes of Thomas fun and was just released earlier this month. Great DVD for new or old Thomas fans, but once you watch the animated Thomas DVDs, the old ones may seem a little boring.

I'll soon need a wash!
Splish! Splash! Splosh! I'll soon need a wash!

That's the one line you will remember after watching this DVD! Thomas learns how to splash in mud puddles. (You're kids will know now as well. Mine did, and sploshed the wife, who was not too happy...)

This DVD is CGI, with live-action interludes. You will watch an episode, then cut back to Knapford Station with Mr Perkins, then head out on another journey.

Personally, I liked Mr Arkwright better than Perkins. Arkwright had more energy and emotion. Perkins, well, just seemed to be earning a check really.

Oh, and hope you like opera. I won't spoil it for you.

This is a good addition to your kids' Thomas library.

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