स्नूपी प्रज़ेंट्स: इट्स द स्मॉल थिंग्स, चार्ली ब्राउन

It got me in tears...

First, it's not Arbor Day classic, it's completely different.

And there's nothing wrong in that!

So I won't even complain with... I just don't understand critics.

Instead of... give support!

Be thankful, because exist people in today's world who still care about sending good messages to the world, inspiring kids/people to be better.

And be thankful because Apple took Peanuts Gang, and decided to continue Charlie Brown legacy.

It's not Charles S classics, and they'll never be.

But, they keep legacy, in their own way.

And I'm thankful to you Apple, and all people who work on Peanuts projects... From Snoppy in... Snoopy Show... to the specials, as for New Year, now this.

Find happiness in small things, you'll find treasure!

Thank you Apple!

My only advice is, if you can try to be more positive, as classics were... They were part of my relaxation.

Apple Snoopy Show, it is!

I meant on these new classics, ah good grief, cried on both!

That's why! Haha! Still, love love so much!

So, in the end, about this Classic.

I never compare, but if I had to, with original Arbor Day.

I watched first Arbor Day, and then this one.

Arbor day, relaxed me and made me laugh.

It's the small things, touched me and made me cry.

Both, perfect! In their own ways.

If we talk about Earth Day, and message, especially for today's times, it's better in, It's the small things, that's exactly what today's kids/people need!

To something touch their deep emotions, if they still have (that bad times came, good grief) to realize, where we going... But, we still have time to fix it!

This planet 'll live while exist good kids/people, as Sally!

And us are unfortunately small number.

That's why, we small good ones, we have to look on each other!

This recent episode of the Charlie Brown TV/movie series captures the style and visual character of the original, with updated quality for the graphics (as you'd expect). It retains the visual look and the way in which the animation works (so the characters move in the same way as older ones). But the story lacks the original's story telling style. It is syrupy, with a sweet storyline that may be enjoyed by some (particularly if new to Charlie Brown) but lacks what made the original fun-the quirky ideas and behaviour and exchanges, the humour as they did things that reflected that they are children and infuriated their friends. There is a song in the middle, a song! And some things seemed silly-a plucked dandelion flower after a little while somehow regenerates as a dandelion clock (the fluff with seeds), which my daughter knew made no sense. And then the seeds drift off in a dazzling light show that seems out of keeping with the style of the show.

Sally wants to join Charlie Brown's baseball team. Peppermint Patty challenges them to a game. Sally is taken with a dandelion flower growing on the mound. Soon nobody is playing baseball which infuriates Charlie Brown.

I like the song enough. Apparently, it's written by Ben Folds. I doubt it's winning any awards but it delivers the message. It's a little hokey but it fits the child-like wonder and the environmental theme. It's flower power. I'm fine with most of this for a hokey Peanuts environmental special. Then there is a bit of drama. The fight between Sally and Charlie is surprisingly full of stakes. One can really feel both characters' desperation. It's almost too much for a children's show. It does take this to another level.

Very funny, positive episode with a good message. All the characters were enjoyable to watch. I also liked the song at the credits. Recommendable at all.

Just in time for Earth Day, Charlie Brown and the gang are back with a special message about environmental protection and using your voice in a fun, yet educational way only the Peanuts gang can deliver! In the new short film, It's the Small Things, Charlie Brown, they are ready to plant flowers, and clean up trash to make our planet a better place. Everyone loves the Peanuts gang, so what better way to spread the message?

In It's the Small Things, Charlie Brown, the main characters in this short film are Sally Brown (Hattie Kragten) and Charlie Brown (Tyler Nathan). In the story, Charlie Brown just wants to play a baseball game, but his little sister, Sally, finds a special little flower on the baseball field that reminds her of herself. She decides she must protect this flower and give it a voice. Sally relates to the flower because she is also small and tends to be lonely and ignored. It is a nice touch that the flower's petals are the same color and shape as Sally's hair.

The film has updates to the animation techniques, but still gives us the look and feel of the original animation we've come to love. I love the diverse cast and how it reflects what our world looks like today. One of my favorite parts is when Ben Folds' original song, "It's the Small Things, Charlie Brown," plays as Sally is singing about the flower on the mound. It really breaks down how we are all connected to the Earth and can come together to make things happen.

It's the Small Things, Charlie Brown shows us how important and easy it is to take care of our planet, no matter how young or small you are. Even though Sally was told she was too small to play baseball, she wasn't too small to take a stand to try to help protect and save the flower, which represents the Earth. Sally was able to use her voice to show how we should speak up to help save the world.

The Peanuts world is known for creating content that prompts conversations for adults and that also inspires young people, and this film does just that. I give this film 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for kids ages 3 to 18, plus adults. You can watch It's the Small Things, Charlie Brown on Apple TV+ now! By Tiana S., KIDS FIRST!