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These movies are really getting old, people. I have set through this series and I still have one to go - Santa Buddies (I have to hold off, I can't handle one more). These movies are fun for kids I guess, but they are not fun for anyone over 6. This movie was absolutely horrid. The film starts with Buddha and his owner, Sam, star-gazing. As a shooting star passes, Sam makes a wish that he can touch the Moon. The next day is the day of his school field trip to Vision Enterprises to watch a test launch of the Vision 1 spacecraft. However, since no pets are allowed to go, he has to leave Buddha at home. Buddha meets up with his siblings; Rosebud, Budderball, B-Dawg, and Mudbud, and invites them to come with him to go to see the test launch. They decide to hide in the school bus which soon arrives at the Vision Enterprises, and the dogs go to a space suit machine and put on space suits before following the students, who are being led by Dr. Finkel. The dogs get aboard the Space Shuttle Vision 1. At Mission Control in the Vision Enterprises, Pi confirms they are ready for launch. Meanwhile, the dogs take a close look around until they are sealed in the shuttle, which prepares for launch. Astro, who pilots the shuttle from Earth, launches the shuttle, and it flies to space. You gotta rate these things from the perspective of what you expect. This is Direct-To-Video so it competes with stuff like "The Wild" or "The Reef." Kids direct-to-video is a wasteland of unwanted, unwatchable horrors. So imagine my surprise at these "buddies" movies. I mean, they aren't bad. The plots are coherent, they have some legit jokes kids and adults will find funny, and the cinematography and effects aren't awful. Energy Efficiency & Power: Whether running on outlet or battery power, it’s important that your projector doesn’t use excessive energy to operate. This is very important if you intend to run it for hours at a time every evening. An ideal power setup would be a projector that has both a battery powered option and a wired one to make sure you’re never at a loss. You’ll want to determine how much customization and control you want over your projector. Some people love to swap out colors, change nebula presets and create a laundry list of timers. Others simply want to press the power button and go to sleep. Your choice in this area will be a major factor.MudBud shakes himself and splatters mud everywhere, including on his owner. The director compliments the take, but MudBud thinks it needs improvement and asks if he could do it again. This model is dual powered, meaning you can either connect a USB cable or install batteries, making it extremely portable. The included sleep timer helps you conserve energy as much as possible. The projection brightness is fanatic without giving up much in the way of contrast. At nearly half the price of other projectors on this list, this option is worth considering. What We Liked: Price/Value: There are a lot of cheap, poorly made options out there. We’ve only included projectors on our list that have passed the benchmark for providing high value that justifies their price. It is equipped with eight different nebula effects providing a substantial amount of variety to meet any situation. LED light provides plenty of brightness and the included remote lets you control it from across the room and set a timer if desired. The head of the astronaut (where the light is coming from) is attached by a magnet which allows for easy angle adjustments to match your room. It’s an amazing projector for people of all ages. full of many fun and moralities for parent to view their childes, go to watch this film for good enjoyment
With eight nebula effects accompanied by twinkling green stars, this projector offers an angled projection, letting you place it anywhere in the room. For those that want to bring the awe and splendor of the night sky into their homes, night light star/galaxy projectors are the way to go. Teamwork is the main message of this pup filled trip to space. A mean scientist tries to get a colleague in trouble, but the Buddies and their child owners make sure he doesn't get away with it. Repeated dog fart jokes.Space Buddies is a 2009 American science fiction comedy film. It is the third film in the Air Buddies franchise. It was released on February 3, 2009. Like Air Buddies and Snow Buddies, it was released directly on DVD and became the first one to be released on Blu-ray. Near the beginning of the film, Budderball mentions that he had a problem for craving turkey. However, in Santa Buddies, he is actually shown being on the naughty list for eating the turkey. Either this film takes place after Santa Buddies, or Budderball just mentioned his problem as an introduction to what we will see in Santa Buddies. Thankfully, star projectors have changed the game for many parents with young children and cosmos enthusiasts alike.
Which one would you most like to have as a pet? Do you think it would ever be that easy to climb aboard a spaceship unannounced?The film starts as Buddha (Field Cate) and his owner, Sam ( Nolan Gould), are star-gazing. As a shooting star passes, Sam makes a wish that he can touch the moon. The next day is the day of his school field trip to Vision Enterprises to watch a test launch of the Vision 1 spacecraft. However, since no pets are allowed to go, he has to leave Buddha at home. Buddha meets up with his siblings, Budderball (Josh Flitter), RoseBud (Liliana Mumy), B-Dawg (Skyler Gisondo), and MudBud (Henry Hodges), and invites them to come with him to go to see the test launch. They hide in the school bus, which soon arrives at the Vision Enterprises. The dogs go to a space-suit machine and put on space-suits before following the students, who are being led by Dr. Finkel (Kevin Weisman). The dogs get aboard the space shuttle Vision 1. At Mission Control in the Vision enterprises, Pi ( Bill Fagerbakke) confirms they are ready for launch. Meanwhile, the dogs take a close look around until they are sealed in the shuttle, which prepares for launch. Astro (Ali Hillis), who will be piloting the shuttle from Earth, launches the shuttle, and it flies to space. The third entry in the Air Bud spin-off, this 2009 offering is on par with the previous installments, save for worse special effects and storytelling. However, the Buddies are still adorable.
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