Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Road Rally

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Common Sense Media says

Disney pals’ journey has good messages for tots.
greenON: Content is age-appropriate for kids this age.
yellowPAUSE: Know your child; some content
may not be right for some kids.
redOFF: Not age-appropriate for kids this age.
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What parents need to know

Parents need to know that this engaging movie based on the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse TV series incorporates important pre-reading tools like colors, shapes, numbers, and identifying differences, making sure that preschoolers are learning a little something as they go. Kids will be drawn in by the bright colors and fun animation, and the positive messages about sportsmanship, empathy, and resourcefulness are sure to stick with them after the movie’s end.

  • The story incorporates important pre-reading skills like shapes, colors, counting, identifying differences, and memory building.
  • Strong positive messages about friendship, helpfulness, patience, responsibility, and problem-solving. The characters must work together to ensure that everyone completes the tasks safely, and the road rally itself is designed to be fun and noncompetitive.
  • Mickey and his pals help and encourage one another, and they always value friendship over competition. Pete gets caught up in the competitive nature of the race and lets his arrogance get the better of him, but he learns his lesson and accepts help from his friends when he needs it.
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What's the story?

In MICKEY MOUSE CLUBHOUSE: ROAD RALLY, Mickey (voiced by Wayne Allwine) and his pals embark on a cross-country race that takes them over mountains, through deserts, and into jungles. Using bikes, roller skates, and everything in between, the friends must follow a map to specific locations to collect Mickey Markers on their way back to the Clubhouse, all the while being careful to avoid pitfalls like mountains of rubber duckies and broken bridges. Along the way, the Clubhouse pals learn that even in a race, there’s no better feeling than helping a friend.


Is it any good?

 

Mickey and his friends have more than just fun and games to share with preschoolers. This cheerful movie has plenty to offer in the way of smart content, too. Kids are asked to “help” the characters remember verbal instructions and pictures on a map, and many of the troubles they encounter encourage preschoolers to analyze a problem and think of a solution. What’s more, every twist and turn in the road reveals an opportunity to practice counting, shapes, colors, and other pre-reading skills.

The movie is also full of feel-good reminders to kids of the joy of noncompetitive sports and the happy rewards of being a good friend. Sportsmanship, resourcefulness, and patience are the stepping stones to Mickey’s pals’ success in this road rally, and young viewers will reap the benefits of tagging along for the ride.


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What families can talk about

  • Families can talk about being a good sport. What does sportsmanship mean? Why is it important? Can you be a good sport when you lose? Is it hard?

  • How do Mickey and his friends deal with challenges? What challenges did they encounter during their road rally? Would you have handled them differently?

  • Does watching this movie make you want to watch other shows with the same characters? Which ones have you seen? Which characters are your favorites? Why?


This review was written by Emily Ashby
Parent of 3 year old
September 21, 2010
 

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February 14, 2011
 

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Kid, 12 years old
March 29, 2011
 
Great show for little kids!
I was kidding! I like the mickey mouse clubhouse! good for all ages!

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Kid, 8 years old
March 9, 2011
 
bad
its bad

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Parent of 4 year old
November 4, 2010
 

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Parent of 3 year old
November 16, 2010
 
Perfect for toddlers.
Loved it!! My son loves that Toodles now talks!!

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This review was written by Emily Ashby
Studio:Walt Disney Pictures
Cast:Russi Taylor, Tony Anselmo, Wayne Allwine
Genre:Family and Kids
Run time:70 minutes
DVD release date:September 7, 2010
MPAA rating:NR

This review was written by Emily Ashby
 

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ON: Content is age-appropriate for kids this age.
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