Barney's Great Adventure [DVD]

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In honor of the film, a television special titled Barney's First Adventures aired on March 28, 1998 on Fox Kids. It was soon released as a bonus feature on the DVD to Barney's Great Adventure. Although the Caption Center WGBH Educational Foundation mostly captioned all Barney installments since 1993, this film is one exception, as it is closed-captioned by the National Captioning Institute.

Let's Go to the Moon • Play with Barney • Dance with Barney • Imagine with Barney • Most Huggable Moments • Perfectly Purple Once Upon A Dino Tale • Top 20 Countdown • Let's Go on Vacation • Sharing is Caring! • Barney's Jungle Friends • We Love Our Family Based on the film, two books were released. One titled Barney's Great Adventure and Barney's Great Adventure: The Chase is On! . Also based on the film was a board game released titled Barney's Great Adventure - The Movie - Follow The Egg Game. Barney's All Aboard For Sharing • Barney's Talent Show • Barney's Fun & Games • Barney's Exercises Circus / Barney's Parade of Numbers • Barney's 1-2-3-4 Seasons • Once Upon A Time The film was initially scheduled for a summer release of 1995, through Geffen Pictures and Warner Bros. The film was later delayed for a release of 1997. [13] In that same year, Polygram grabbed the distribution rights from Geffen and Warner Bros with a new release of 1998. The film held it's world premiere on March 27, 1998, at Radio City Music Hall, the same stage where Barney preformed 12 sold-out concerts four years before. [14] Shortly thereafter, it was widely released in the US and Canada on April 3, 1998. The film would be released in other countries throughout 1998.Please & Thank You • Egg-Cellent Adventures • Let's Play Outside • Furry Friends • A-Counting We Will Go • Best Fairy Tales To promote the film, Barney, Baby Bop and BJ performed " Imagine" on November 27, 1997 in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The film originally saw our main characters, Cody, Abby, Marcella, Miss Goldfinch, the grandparents, Baby Bop, BJ, and the little bird, each have dreams and desires that would've been fulfilled by the end of the film.

The film would originally be distributed worldwide by Geffen Pictures through Warner Bros and produced by Sheryl Leach and Dennis DeShazer. [4] The film was originally set to be released in January 1995 [5] before being delayed to the summer of 1995. [6] Warner Bros. and Lyons had disagreements over marketing, leading the latter to bring the film (with help from now former producer Geffen) to Polygram. [7] Co-creator of South Park, Trey Parker, was offered a million and a half dollars to direct the film, after the crew saw he could do funny things with kids since he did The Spirit of Christmas. Parker declined the offer. [3] The circus scenes and the "Collector" character were not in the original drafts. In addition, rather than using a log, Barney and friends would have built a plane out of cardboard boxes. [9]It's Time For Counting • Down on Barney's Farm • Barney in Outer Space • My Party with Barney • Barney's Big Surprise • Barney's Halloween Party • Barney's First Adventures • Barney's Good, Clean Fun! / Barney's Oh, Brother...She's My Sister Let's Pretend with Barney • Barney's Alphabet Zoo • Barney Live! In New York City • Imagination Island

Barney's Rhyme Time Rhythm • Barney's Super Singing Circus • Come on Over to Barney's House • Be My Valentine Love, Barney Miss Goldfinch was originally planned to be a comedic character, as apposed to the more subdued character of the final film. Barney Songs from the Park • Read With Me, Dance With Me • Barney's It's A Happy Day! • It's Nice To Meet You • Barney's Red, Yellow and Blue! • Barney's Numbers! Numbers! • Barney's Best Manners: Your Invitation to Fun! • Happy Mad Silly Sadlocations outside Montreal, Canada, including the renowned Ste. Anne­deBellevue's Morgan Arboretum, a popular wildlife sanctuary.