Parents' Guide to Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Around the Clubhouse World

Movie NR 2014 126 minutes
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Renee Schonfeld By Renee Schonfeld , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 3+

Fun, interactive feature focuses on travel, other cultures.

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What's the Story?

The Clubhouse gang travels to distant places in MICKEY MOUSE CLUBHOUSE: AROUND THE CLUBHOUSE WORLD. The feature finds them with problems to solve: at the Eiffel Tower (when Donald's beret flies to the top of the tower), in Venice, Italy (when Goofy's gondola drifts from the shore), by a Great Pyramid in Egypt, when they meet up with "Pharoah Pete," and at the Great Wall of China (when they need to get to the other side). They use their Mouseketools, lots of teamwork, and good sense to accomplish their goals. The four additional episodes include "Donald & The Beanstalk" (2006) -- Donald has traded Boo-Boo Chicken for some magic beans and wants to get his pet back, "Goofy on Mars" (2006) -- Goofy blasts off to Mars in a spaceship and then can't get back, "Mickey's Handy Helpers (2008) -- Mickey finds that their precious Handy Dandy Machine has stopped working, and "Pluto's Dinosaur Romp" (2010) -- Professor Ludwig Van Drake's Time Machine accidentally sends the Clubhouse Bouncy Ball back to the dinosaur era.

Is It Any Good?

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Over two hours of familiar, likeable characters and music with very mild suspense, no conflict, and lots of interactive play. There's a heavy emphasis on teamwork, easy problem-solving, and characters who truly protect and care for one another. The lessons (colors, shapes, counting, introduction of new terms and, in the first story, the concept of travel) are all delivered in a gentle, simple way. Recommended for very young viewers and family members who enjoy sharing these moments.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the amazing landmarks in Around the Clubhouse World. Do you have any landmarks (or famous places) in your city? What is your favorite place to visit?

  • Use a book, a magazine, or a computer to find a real picture of one of the special things you saw -- the Eiffel Tower, a gondola, The Great Wall of China, or a pyramid. Or, draw your own picture.

  • Donald, Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, and the others are all good friends. What makes a good friend?

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