Product Description

3,2,1..Blast off with The Wiggles® to outer space! The popular Aussies are more animated than usual when they discover what they look like in Jeff’s dreams. It’s an out-of-this-world experience when a spaceship with aliens lands nearby. Captain Feathersword launches The Wiggles light-years from home to Planet Rock Star, where they join King Mondo for some rockin’ and rollin’ and wigglin’! Teeny Weeny Land is their next stop in the galaxy where they dance a jig with their tiny extraterrestrial friends. Next, their rocket zooms through space to Gloomy World, where their wiggly humor cheers up the Gloomies. Final destination? Home to Wiggle House of course!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #69010 in DVD
• Brand: Lions Gate
• Released on: 2003-09-09
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Formats: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, Live, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 50 minutes

Amazon.com
Jeff's asleep, and Anthony, Murray, and Greg are wondering what he's dreaming about. Magically transported into an animated dream world, the now-bobble-head-proportioned singers encounter a space ship and accidentally blast off into outer space. Their journey lands the Wiggles, Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the dinosaur, and Wags the dog on the planet Rock Star, where they fill in as a backup band for the rockin' King Mondo (Ross Wilson). Then it's on to Planet Teeny Weenie where they experience the different culture of some very small people followed by a quick flight to Gloomy World where the power of laughter changes the lives of the Gloomies forever. Finally, it's back to Earth, where the sleepy singers are left to wonder, was it all just a dream? This 40-minute Wiggles presentation is very different from the standard staged Wiggles performances, featuring plastic wax animation with a minimum of real-life footage, a more cohesive story line, and a mere six songs. (Ages 1 to 6) --Tami Horiuchi

Customer Reviews

Uneven story, great animation!
My daughters love The Wiggles, so we were ecstatic to see a brand-new movie. From an adult point of view, the story was very uneven, and the whole section with the tiny folk from Planet Teeny Weeny was unnecessary - there was no great song, just the boys doing a quick irish jig. Did my kids care? Nope! They loved this movie - if they could type they would have given it 5 stars. Instead, I (picky adult that I am) gave it four because, hey we adults watch it too! (At work recently, the song "Dance your gloomies away" would NOT leave my head)

My kids loved the songs. The "Eagle Rock" song was great, and my 2 1/2 yr old can now follow most of the dance moves.

Bottom line: Story is weak, not too many songs, but who cares? Kids will love it!

It's Not Your Old-Style Wiggles (Beam me up, Dorthy!)
The first time we borrowed " Wiggles Space Dancing" from the library my children were younger and we pretty much concluded after the first watching that we were REALLY happy that we could take the video back.

But that was then. Now, it's a couple of years later and WOW what a difference time makes. My babies --now 3 and 5 years of age- are mesmerized by the video [on a lark we checked it out again]... and even I like it.

Whereas we found the animation and story annoying before, this time we found it refreshing and fun and a nice change from the real Wiggles.

Four Stars. Cute Wiggly story line with the ever popular characters. From our experience, a video for older Wiggles fans.

My 18 month old son loves this DVD
I know this might not suit adults to sit through the Wiggles again and again but my 18 month old son loves this DVD and dances, laughs and generally has a blast. He especially likes King Mondo (Ross Wilson) and the Wiggles doing the Eagle Rock. I can't get "What's This Button For" out of my head. Why the little aliens at the beginning like cows so much is a mystery...but I like the songs, they are refreshing after the daily grind of the Disney program - and I think the animation is cute. If you get the DVD watch the King Mondo part - I'd no idea this song "Eagle Rock" was a big hit in like the 70's in Australia.