WHO DOES NOT LOVE CANDYLAND.
346834
COME ON. WHO DOES NOT LOVE CANDYLAND.......GOT IT FOR A GIFT. GREAT PRICE. MEMORIES.
2427328
Purchased this for my Grandkids to watch, ages 5 and 7 and they couldn't take their eyes off the screen... It is now one of their favs... The picture on the cover may look a little scary, but is not at all scary... It is very, very sweet... I told my grown son that I got the kids this movie and that I hoped they would like it and he said, "What kid doesn't like Where The Wild Things Are?"  :)
1740266
This is the band I play when no one can agree on what to listen to. The younger ones love the silly songs (can't get enough Peanut Butter Polka in my house), the older ones still somehow find it cool and my husband and I are just relieved that they're listening to something that we can actually rock out to too (as opposed to some of the other kid's music in our rotation, which makes us die a little inside. The Jimmies are hands-down the very best kid's band out there.
2661239
It's candy!!  What more can one say?  It was NOT all broken up as some people have experienced.
1898658
I was looking for a new game (I've just about had it with Candyland) and bought this based on the
recommendations of others. They knew what they were talking about.

My 4 yo daughter loved this game from the get go. She picked up on it right away and asked if friends could come over to play. How can you beat that?
2244606
I am 52 years old and I like several of the cuts on this CD.  Candy Shop is my favorite, even though if you really listen to the lyrics you should be red-faced!  But it is the tune that I like.  I bought the new release which has the DVD in it, which I think helps to make it worth the price you pay.  My boyfriend who is 47 was watching it and made note to the fact that some women would do ANYTHING to be in a music video and he is right.  I tried to be objective but I couldn'

t watch all of it...it was just too much, but I am sure it would appeal to a more open-minded younger crowd.  I don't regret spending my $$ on it and I guess that' the best thing I can say
3842828
All around good family movie. Good laughs from a classic older movie.  I miss John Candy... lost a great one.
4314592
We had taken our Gransons on a mini vacation and in the hotel room they had a copy of the Candy Land game. It was fun having a game that we could all play without worrying about age. It was also fun watching their faces when they beat Grandma and Papa. The graphics on the board are much brighter and "fun" compared to the version we had for our son. All of this without using a computer or having to go on line.
1716099
Dude, it's Buckethead. How can you not love this? <3
3284241
Who doesn't like Charlie Brown? The kids loved it.
599334
THis is a great collection of catchy Halloween tunes that make young children smile.  I have a 2.5 year old and a 4.5 year old.  There isn't anything scary about the CD.  It is GREAT!!!  Infact, at Christmas time, the kids were still asking to play the Halloween CD!!!!
2622581
I have yet to see the movie, but I read the book and heard the soundtrack, and the soundtrack is DELIGHTFUL!! (Yes, I have listened to the soundtrack while reading the book) OK, I may get some heat for this, but although the soundtrack to "Willy Wonka" from 1971 has its charm, the talented Danny Elfman's quirky melodies make Newley-Bricusse's little ditties about the Candy Man making the World Taste Good, and Pure Imagination and "guzzling down sweets like an elephant eats" sound absolutely sappy. Not to slam on "The Candy Man," but I think "Willy Wonka's Welcome Song sounds so much more infectiously delightful, and in my opinion, Elfman's Ooompa Loompa laments for each of Charlie's naughty tourmates have the Newley-Bricusse Oompa tunes beat all hollow. Whereas the "doompity doo" Loompa Laments by Newley all sounded alike, the ones by Elfman each have their own style -- a Latin beat for Augustus Gloop, 80s new-wave for Violet Beauregarde and Mike Teavee, and a 60s hippy-trippy sound -- complete with sitars -- to mark Veruca Salt's tumble into the trash. The instrumentals are excellent also, (River Cruise Part 2 is a standout and sticks in my brain!) but it's on the vocal "laments" that the CD really shines. That's Danny E himself lending his pipes on those four musical numbers, harking back to his days in the 80s as front guy for new-wave band Oingo Boingo (Slap me sideways if "Augustus Gloop's" and "Violet Beauregarde's" laments don't both sound sorta-kinda like Boingo's minor hit "Dead Man's Party" and if "Mike Teavee" doesn't sound slightly like "Only a Lad" and "Little Guns")and time-warping me back to my 80s teenhood.
  Another neat-o thing about the four "laments" is that they are taken right from Roald Dahl's verses for the book and set to a remarkably danceworthy beat. Roald Dahl must be smiling and dancing in his grave. While this CD does have kid appeal, this isn't kiddie music in the classic sense -- music outgrown once one leaves the single-digit age group. This is kiddie music for the kid in everyone, a musical confection guaranteed to make any Tom, Dick, or Carlos feel like a Tommy, a Dickie, or a Carlito. Five stars, my left eyelash! I'd like to give it 10 big fat Chocolate Stars. (Oh, rats, now I have a weird craving for Brach's Chocolate Stars!)
2336592
the grown ups love it as much as the kids do. catchy songs make play time fun. we listen to it in the car too.
2962233
The classic Slinky and who does not love that?!
2823011
My daughter loves Popin' Cookin' and this is our favorite. The process of making the candy is simple enough for her to do herself but still entertaining, the candy tastes good, and the textures are varied. We've bought this set several times and will buy it again.
1182189
Bought this for my 91 year old uncle and my 88 year old mother. Both of them were like a kid in a candy store. Great selection and they got to reminisce about the candy.
4542732
All I need to say is that if you liked the Minions in either of the Despicible Me movies you will love them in this movie.  Fun for adults and kids.