Billy Aronson Movies
- 1994
Narrated by actor Dudley Moore, this National Geographic video (part of the Really Wild Animals series) integrates spectacular scenery with upbeat music for a trip to the island of Australia. Say "G'Day" as Spin the animated globe takes young viewers to the land Down Under where they can bounce along with some of the unique creatures that inhabit our planet. The video shows lovable animals like the boxing kangaroo, the odd platypus and the eucalyptus-eating koala bear. Kids also watch as the terrifying crocodiles go under the water looking for dinner, or perhaps a light snack. ~ C. Dwayne Smith, Rovi
- 1996
This educational tape is part of the National Geographic Really Wild Animals series for kids aged five through 11. This documentary looks at the contrary parenting techniques of most our simian cousins, including the giant gorillas, the tree-hugging orangutans, and everybody's favorite, the crazed chimpanzee. The young viewer gets a glimpse into their monkey business, the natural existence within their habitat, their families, and the domestic rules that may or may not apply. Narrated by actor Dudley Moore as Spin, the animated talking globe, this around the world expedition is as entertaining as it is educational. ~ C. Dwayne Smith, Rovi
- 2002
- Add Sesame Street: Bert and Ernie's Word Play to Queue Add Sesame Street: Bert and Ernie's Word Play to top of Queue
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, Rovi
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