Blue's Big City Adventure

My entire family and I have been watching this movie non-stop. Its super magical and cute we LOVED all the music! Please make more movies! I know there might be a bunch of millennials (I'm a millennial too, listen to meeee) watching this thinking they should understand it but guys, this is a children's movie, it's for the kids of this current generation so the plot might seem "dumb" and all over the place but its not, and it goes PERFECTLY with the current show. So if you're an adult you might not understand it but if you and your kids love Blues Clues and you💙 then they will absolutely Love this movie.

We can remember watching Blue's Clues that ran from 1996 to 2020 back when we were little and enjoying it for the characters, songs, and locations. Now, we have the reboot series Blue's Clues & You that started recently, which is what this movie is based on.

Blue's Big City Adventure (2022) is clearly aimed at little kids who watched the old show and the new show, but I can see fans of Blue's Clues liking this movie. This movie has a nostalgic feel to it, bringing back memories of the old show with callbacks and the return of some characters.

The host of Blue's Clues & You Josh in this movie is doing the best he can acting happy and excited all the time and pretending this animated dog named Blue is there with him like in the show. The well-known dog named Blue is cute and clearly CG when she is moving around and being picked up, but kids will like seeing her, so it is not an issue.

The way the storybook world and New York City are connected was interesting world building and use of magic, making ask questions. The songs were fine, and the dance choreography is good when going around a real location like New York City, along with the two original hosts Steve and Joe showing up to help, which will be satisfying to fans of the show.

Kids will like this movie even if they have not seen the show, but I can see fans of either the old show Blue's Clues or the new show Blue's Clues & You will like this movie. It has a simple plot and likable characters to make this a simple enjoyable time.

My entire family loves this movie. What a wonderful message and such fabulous musical numbers. Joshua Dela Cruz is an amazing actor and musician. We loved getting to see him shine in his Broadway background; he truly is a star. He is an inspiration for every little boy and girl wanting to achieve something big. We loved seeing so many cameos and having the three cousins come together. Blue and the crew are as cute as ever, and the plot line is perfect for its viewing audience. Children of all ages will be dancing, singing and playing along, helping Josh and Blue along the way. 10/10 recommend!

BLUE'S BIG CITY ADVENTURE follows Josh (Josh Dela Cruz), who is given the unique opportunity to audition for Rainbow Puppy's (Brianna Bryan) and Blue's (Traci Paige Johnson) Broadway musical as they flee to New York City. , where they meet new friends and discover the magic of music, dance and following their dreams. The entire "Blue's Clues" team is assembled for this special movie event, with the beloved animated friends and three hosts - Josh, Steve (Steve Burns) and Joe (Donovan Patton) - together for the first time in the Big Apple. .

Very childish, full of clues to follow, almost an adventurous Dora, if you change English for songs, cute little songs, and very, very childish, very cute animation, well produced, very playful, everything very delicate, colorful and cheerful to please the little ones, only the little ones, finally, boring...

My kids grew up on Blue's Clues. We still watch the Christmas specials each year. We love Steve & Joe. It was so good to see them again. But the premise of the show, coming to a "real" NYC just didn't work for any of us (my kids range from 9 to 22). We feel that if they would've been in a fictional place, it would have worked better. That's what made the original so magical. We loved the cameos, but there could have been more. It was good to see Steve & Joe, but the storyline, even for kids, didn't work. We didn't understand the idea of talking to real objects then turning into cartoons. Maybe Josh can go to Broadway and Steve can come home.