Kevin Clash Movies

Robert Louis Stevenson's classic tale of a young orphan who becomes involved with pirate Long John Silver is given the Muppet treatment in this vibrant children's musical. As in The Muppet Christmas Carol, the film stays loyal to the original storyline but casts the well-known puppets in many of the supporting roles. Young Jim Hawkins remains human, as does Long John Silver, played by an amusingly exaggerated Tim Curry. However, Captain Smollet is played by the evergreen Kermit the Frog; Miss Piggy, Gonzo, and Rizzo the Rat serve as roving narrators; and numerous other Muppets assume smaller roles. The familiar adventure plot is enlivened by the Muppets' good-natured, winking sense of humor, and a number of anarchic musical numbers are reminiscent of the original Muppet Show. Long-time followers of the Muppets may find the film less fresh than Jim Henson's original creations, but the combination of old-fashioned storytelling, intriguing design, and clever humor will undoubtedly amuse younger audiences. ~ Judd Blaise, All Movie Guide

Plaza Sesamo: Me Gusta Ser Yo offers a series of songs and skits, designed to help children learn the Spanish language and learn about the parts of the body, featuring characters from the Mexican version of Sesame Street. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide

Sony Wonder presents this collection of Sesame Street clips starring the furry blue monster Grover. Sesame Street: A Celebration of Me, Grover features Grover playing a wig salesman and Super Grover, a segment called "The Flyers' Roost honoring Grover," and an award-acceptance ceremony. ~ Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide

Basic phonics, letter, and word recognition are taught in a fun, colorful way in this Sesame Street-themed video release. Running approximately 30 minutes in length, the program features the inimitable Muppet odd couple as they sing and put on a "word play" for their friends. ~ Michael Hastings, All Movie Guide

Everybody's favorite little red Sesame Street resident Elmo hosts this exciting program created to teach toddlers and preschoolers about the fun world of dinosaurs. Kids learn about where dinosaurs lived, what they ate and more - plus, Elmo sings the song "If Elmo Had a Dinosaur" with a lively animated music video. ~ Cammila Albertson, All Movie Guide

Children are introduced to the fun of cooking in this production starring Elmo, the cute, brightly colored, lovable character from Sesame Street. Elmo has set himself to the task of learning how to cook, so he and his friends decide to call on the Genie of the Magic Cookbook for help and guidance. Super-chef Emeril and Broadway performer Heather Headley also contribute their knowledge, skills, and talent, as they follow an amusing recipe and Elmo's wish is granted. ~ Alice Duncan, All Movie Guide

Join Elmo, Ernie, Big Bird, Kermit and the rest of the muppets for the silliest game show on Sesame Street, The Sing-Along Guessing Game. Contestants Mary, her little lamb, and a man trying to find the bus to Cincinnati can't seem to win any points even though the answers to the questions are in the songs they sing. Songs include "I Love My Elbows," "Eight Balls of Fur," and "Alligator King." Fun entertainment for ages two to five. ~ Heather M. Fierst, All Movie Guide

The cultural phenomenon that is Elmo comes alive in this collection of Sesame Street appearances. Whether running them straight through or being doled out like candy, these three spots speak to a youngster's heart. The first of Elmo's World is called "Dancing" and features Mr. Noodle, a warm yet clueless character, and Dorothy the pet goldfish. Elmo demonstrates the hula and some moves that can only be described as interpretive. Other children also dance along. The second, "Books," introduces the library with the help of a father/son duo. The final segment, "Music," showcases the flute, violin, and drum. Guess which one Mr. Noodle gets? Elmo is his usual charismatic monsterness in explaining why he is such a good babysitter. Elmo's World is recommended for preschoolers. ~ Sarah Ing, All Movie Guide

Teach your preschooler the values of personal hygiene, family, and the postal service the fun way as Sesame Street's Elmo and friends play a series of games that are both fun and educational. Not only will your children learn valuable lessons about the world they live in, but they'll have a great time doing it, too! ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

Kids explore the art of getting dressed in Elmo's World: Head to Toe With Elmo from Sony Wonder. In Elmo's World, magical inanimate objects talk back to explain their usefulness. Join Elmo as he visits a shoe store, learns how to make a hat, and talks with a jacket. Recommended for preschool aged kids. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

Elmo (voice of Kevin Clash) and his pals venture out into the wide-open spaces in this video featuring the popular Sesame Street character. As Elmo and his friends take in their new surroundings, they also make new friends with the many animals they discover. Sesame Street: Elmo's World -- The Great Outdoors also features several new songs, some of which are included on a bonus audio CD included with initial shipments of the DVD edition of this program. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Elmo joins a handful of popular Sesame Street characters for an exciting adventure to the Wild Wild West. Elmo learns first-hand what it takes to be a real cowboy or cowgirl. First he saddles up a horse and learns all the basics of riding. Next, he hits the dance floor for some good ole country square dancing. The video features special guest appearances by Broadway singing sensation Kristen Chenowerth and country music star Travis Tritt. Parents can continue to count on Sesame Street for consistently entertaining and educational programming.
~ Laura Mahnken, All Movie Guide