Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown

A cute show for valentine's day. Charlie Brown waits for a valentine from someone, ANYONE. Meanwhile, Linus tries to give his teacher a huge box of chocolates. Snoopy has a puppet show with Lucy as less than enthused audience. Snoopy also makes a killer valentine & gives Woodstock one in an odd place. Be My Valentine runs at 25 minutes long.

This disc also has two bonus programs: You're in Love, Charlie Brown(25 minutes) & It's Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown(25 min). All programs have english subtitles. All 3 specials appeal to my children of varying ages and their parents as well :)

This is a great dvd for valentines day or as Charlie Brown's teacher would say, "Mu wa wa wa wa"

So, I don't know what you grew up with... If you lived childhood through the 80s, then you probably remember the Muppets very vividly. The Peanuts did not have a big presence except for maybe the Saturday cartoon which wasn't too popular. But, I do remember those specials for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Also, my parents gave me those read-along books on those small vinyl records. So, this story resonates strongly in my childhood. Now, if you still remember these books then you probably will find that "You're in Love Charlie Brown" to be the classic of the three shorts. The other valentine-themed stories are rehashed which I don't remember at all. These probably came out much later which you can tell in the drawings. I personally found that "You're in Love Charlie Brown" to have the best drawings that are true to Charles Schultz. The other shorts fall kinda flat and so do the storylines. But, it's better to get more shorts than just only 1 classic in my opinion.

You probably can find these holiday-themed DVDs at your Target and Best Buys during the holidays. For the cost of about $10, you get a decent valued DVD which I don't regret buying. Just don't confuse this with the other similar title called "Charlie Brown Valentine". The covers look almost identical but read the back to find out what shorts are on it. Anyways, I think that over time, you will watch this DVD and smile about your own first crush in elementary school. This one is going to be the one where I watch and remember my kiss near the monkey bars during recess.

Be My Valentine Charlie Brown is a great classic and worth the price on its own. I was a little disappointed that the You're in Love and It's Your First Kiss episodes were not actually Valentine's Day stories. Still, I was pleased with the purchase.

Charlie Brown is one of the most vulnerable guys I've ever read/seen/heard about. I thought "Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown" was so sad. He makes me want to give him a hug and a valentine. "You're in Love, Charlie Brown" was very cute about his first look at the Little Red-Haired Girl. "First Kiss" was an episode I'd never even heard of...and that one reminded me of the end of "40 Year Old Virgin"...lol. The Peanuts...gotta love 'em!

This dvd is okay. I dont know, maybe Im just pickie, but the reason I say this dvd is okay is because the original voices arent used. Atleast the voices I remember growing up listening to. I dont know maybe its just me, but if the original voices I've grown up knowing were used, I'd given it 5 stars.