The Oogieloves -- Goobie, Zoozie and Toofie -- set out to find five magical balloons that will make their good friend Schluufy's surprise birthday party extra-special.
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I am reading all these negative reviews about the film and I don't understand
why people are getting so worked up. Oogieloves is a CHILDREN'S film. The way
it encourages the audience to participate is kind of revolutionary, especially in
this generation where there isn't pop-up video or sing-a-long so much. This is a
fun film for kids: it is colorful, it is creative and it is musical. Best of all, since my
children are at least encouraged to move along, I don't feel so badly letting them
watch this while I take care of some much needed things in the house.