Snoopy Double Feature Vol. 8 (Charlie Brown's All-Stars/It's Spring Training, Charlie Brown) Sam Jaimes Digital Life VHS

Snoopy Double Feature Vol. 8 (Charlie Brown's All-Stars/It's Spring Training, Charlie Brown)
starring: Travis Boles, John Christian Graas, Gregory Grudt, Bill Melendez, Elisabeth Moss
directed by: Sam Jaimes

Used Price: $7.40
Third Party New Price: $28.00

Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786303864228
Format: Animated, Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
ISBN: 0792137647
Label: Paramount
Manufacturer: Paramount
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Paramount
Release Date: January 09, 1996
Running Time: 48 minutes
Sales Rank: 7773
Studio: Paramount
Theatrical Release Date: June 08, 1966

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

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- OK Video for Peanuts Fans
This is an adequate compendium of 2 Peanuts specials, each dealing with Charlie Brown needing sponsorship for his baseball team. CHARLIE BROWN'S ALL STARS scores in some of its animation, especially the action scenes with Snoopy surfing and the kids skateboarding. Also noteworthy is a good soundtrack by Vince Guaraldi-probably the main reason why this special was nominated for an Emmy. But the special is poorly edited and has some poor animation. IT'S SPRING TRAINING, CHARLIE BROWN, overall, is about as good as CHARLIE BROWN'S ALL STARS. It's well edited and scores in its funny, unexpected rap/dance scene led by Franklin. Some things about the story are not well explained, like where Charlie Brown knows new character Leland from. Worth your money if you were curious about these 2 specials as you probably don't remember them being broadcast.

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- Home run!
If you're a real Peanuts fan, surely you know of this terrific special from 1968, but it seems to be overshadowed by the admittedly impressive holiday specials. "Charlie Brown's All Stars" culls a number of very funny situations from a couple of seasons of Peanuts baseball comic strips, and the traditionally choppy editing is kicked up a notch to include as many jokes as possible, delivered in the charmingly non-professional style of real kidtalk. Charlie Brown's demoralized team finally decides to call it quits so they can actually enjoy their summer free of the humiliation of constant losing, and there's some wonderfully playful visual humor whether the kids are splashing (or surfing!) in the community wading pool, skateboarding, or jumping rope (sometimes more than one at a time!). When Mr. Hennessey offers to sponsor Charlie Brown's team, the team is convinced to stick it out, with the promise of new uniforms ... Read More

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- Play Ball, Charlie Brown!
Trivia question: What was the 2nd Charlie Brown specail?

Answer: Charlie Brown's All Stars. I don't remember them showing it on TV that often, but watching the "blockhead" try at great lengths to catch that ball is priceless! He may not win the game, but he does get offered uniforms by Mr. Hennessey for his team (but the league won't allow girls or his dog Snoopy).

Part 2: 26 years later, Charlie's team is still not doing well in It's Spring Training, Charlie Brown. New character Leland is cute! Again, Mr. Hennessey offers the Blockheads the coveted uniforms (this time on the condition that they win one game).

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