Too much of everything

This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

To all those who have watched it: I hope you enjoyed it as much as I do.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

When this movie first came out I was eight and I adored it, watching it over and over again.I'm fifteen now and I was babysitting my Aunt's three year old twins; a boy and a girl and they wanted to watch a movie. While looking for a movie I came across "The Wiggles: Space Dancing", and thought 'Oh yeah, they will like this'.' I put it on, and they loved it. The three year olds were up and dancing and laughing at the jokes. And I, a teenager who loves Star Wars and Rambo, was able to watch it too.It was fast-paced, and had tiny bits of adult humour in it, that kids would never notice.I didn't notice it when I was eight and watching it today I was thinking things like 'Oh wow, I can't remember that line!" A good movie that little kids will loves and adults will tolerate, filled with good catchy songs and a good plot that kiddies will eat up.

Space Dancing takes our four skivvy wearing,children entertaining Aussies into the world of animation.There are songs and dances that the audience,children and adult alike,quickly become accustomed to.Fast paced with little time for boredom,The Wiggles ,accidently sent into space thanks to the bumbling yet loveable Captain Feathersword,are introduced to different planets and persons but left each place better than when they had arrived.The use of Rock and Roll legend Ross Wilson as King Mondo was a stroke of genius.Once again Eagle Rock hit the charts ,this time with The Wiggles as back-up. It is a fun story and one the pre-school to mid-elementary age will find most enjoyable.