When Blippi and Meekah run into Park Ranger Asher and his energetic dinosaur crew at T-Rex Ranch, Park Ranger Asher asks Blippi and Meekah for their help to retrieve the missing dinosaur eggs.
Trailer
Pemeran
Andrew Pagana
Director
Clayton Grimm
Blippi
Cashae Monya
Meekah
Jett Automo
Park Ranger Asher
Stevin John
Writer
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Komentar
4 Komentar
If you ask me, I found it boring and terrible. It doesn't make any sense and there are a lot of random stuff happening... but this movie is for toddlers and they absolutely love Blippi. My daughter is obsessed with this movie, she constantly ask to watch Blippi and the Dinosaurs. I think people giving a bad rating are looking this through adult lenses but young toddlers love the way that Blippi communicates in this movie. The plot is like any other Blippi episode, just longer. He goes around a park with Meekah trying to find some Dinosaur eggs while having fun. Nothing complex but very effective to get toddlers attention.
She is obsessed with Dino's and has watched it every day since it came out. She now has a toy excavator and everything. I don't know why the rating is so low as it is very educational. She could care less that Meekah is different. That's the only reason I can think of as to why it's so low but she absolutely adores this cute film. She even asked could she go there so after this I'm searching for the location so she can go and play there in person. It's not really helpful to the creators to have so many negative reviews without a reason why. It's for the kids anyway! Keep up the good work guys.
