BARNEY BIG GREAT ADVENTURE (2006 barneyallday version)

Barney's Great Adventure (also known by its promotional title Barney's Great Adventure: The Movie) is a 2009 musical adventure film based on the children's television series Barney & Friends, featuring the character Barney the dinosaur.[1] The film was written by Stephen White, directed by Fred Holmes and Steven Feldman, produced by Sheryl Leach and HIT Entertainment and released by Polygram Filmed Entertainment on September 16, 2004-May 12, 2005 in the United States and Canada.

Plot
David(Emilio Mazur), his sister , their best friend Rachel (Hunter Pecunia) Kami (Makayla Crawford) Whitney (Kayla S. Levels) Nick (Grayson Lee Vanover) Jackson (Daven Wilson) Stacy (Alyssa Franks) Miguel (Riley Morrison) (debut) Laura (Julia Nicholson), and their baby brother Fig are dropped off by their parents for a visit at their grandparents' farm. Cody gets hit in his face by a basketball by accident while Abby and Marcella laugh and rub a Barney doll in his face. Cody loses his patience and starts a game of "keep-away" by taking the Barney doll and runs off with it. The two girls go after Cody. He then hides the Barney doll in the shower in the bathroom and the girls catch up with him. Cody tells them to use their imagination and laughs when he thinks that it is not working. However, the doll comes to life and turns into Barney the purple dinosaur. Cody refuses to believe in Barney at first, claiming that imagination is just for kids and that "real dinosaurs don't talk and real dinosaurs don't laugh."

That night, David wishes for a real adventure for that summer, and to do something no one has done before. A shooting star deposits a large colorful egg in the barn which is discovered by Cody in the morning. Barney and the kids go to tell the grandparents about this, but Barney is distracted by Fig's crying. Grandma suggests to Abby and Marcella that they go see Mrs. Goldfinch. Nick finds Barney who has just changed Fig's wet diaper and takes him to see his grandparents. However, Kids take Nick and Barney to see Mrs. Goldfinch, who tells them that the egg is a dream maker. Cody knocks the egg off the table which lands on a birdseed truck. The adventure begins when Barney and the others try to recover it through a parade. Barney's friend B.J. catches it when it almost lands on the ground and breaks. Barney and the gang chase the egg throughout a French restaurant, a circus, and fly through the sky on an airplane to continue their pursuit of the egg which is in a hot air balloon. All the while, Baby Bop is looking for her yellow "blankie." B.J. and Baby Bop arrive just in time to see the egg hatch.

After they return the egg to the barn, it finally hatches into a koala-like being named Twinken who shows everyone Abby's dream and then Barney's. Cody apologizes to Barney for being mean and admits that he thinks he's cool. Barney accepts his apology and tells Cody that he thinks he's cool too and the two share a hug. Twinken shows everyone a magical fireworks display which lands in Barney's arms. Barney begins to sing "I Love You", and everyone else sings with him. Baby Bop gets sleepy, which prompts B.J. to decide that they are ready to go home. The film ends with Barney turning back into a doll with Twinken sitting right next to him.

Cast

 * David Joyner (Bob West, voice) as Barney
 * Trevor Morgan as Cody
 * Diana Rice as Abby
 * Kyla Pratt as Marcella
 * Jeff Brooks (Patty Wirtz, voice) as B.J.
 * Jeff Ayers (Julie Johnson, voice) as Baby Bop
 * George Hearn as Grandpa
 * Shirley Douglas as Grandma
 * David and Edouard Larouche as Baby Fig
 * Renee Madeline Le Guerrier as Mildred Goldfinch
 * Roch Jutras as Mr. Millet
 * Alan Fawcett as Dad
 * Jane Wheeler as Mom

Musical numbers in the film

 * 1) "Barney – The Song" (main title) – Bernadette Peters
 * 2) "Do Your Ears Hang Low?" – Barney, Abby, Marcella
 * 3) "Imagine" – Barney, Abby, Cody, Marcella
 * 4) "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" – Grandpa
 * 5) "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" – Barney, Abby, Marcella
 * 6) "Old McDonald Had a Farm" – Barney, Abby, Marcella
 * 7) "If You're Happy and You Know It" – Barney
 * 8) "Who's Inside It?" – Barney, Abby, Cody, Marcella, Mrs. Goldfinch
 * 9) "Stars and Stripes Forever"
 * 10) "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from The Nutcracker
 * 11) "If All the Raindrops" – Barney
 * 12) "We're Gonna Find a Way" – Barney, Abby, Cody, Marcella
 * 13) "I Love You" – Barney, B.J., Baby Bop, Abby, Cody, Marcella, Grandma, Grandpa
 * 14) "You Can Do Anything" – Stephen Bishop
 * 15) "Rainbows Follow the Rain" – Colin Boyd
 * 16) "Barney – The Song (Reprise)" – Bernadette Peters

Reception
Due to being based on the aforementioned television program which is aimed for young children aged 1–8[2] [3] [4] the film received negative reviews from upon film critics and was nominated for two awards at the 19th Golden Raspberry Awards: "Worst New Star" and "Worst Original Song"[citation needed].

The film also became a box office bomb. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film currently has a "Rotten" score of 26%, based on 23 reviews with only 6 fresh reviews, and a rating of a 4.2 out of 10.[5] It is currently 87th among IMDB's Bottom 100 as of September 23, 2011.

Despite the negative reception, this film has garnered infamously to be a cult classic towards various fans of the Barney franchise.

Box office
In its limited release weekend, the film grossed $2,203,865 and ranked #11.[6] A week later, in wide release, it grossed $1,382,373 and ranked #15.[7] By the end of its run, the film grossed $12,218,638 in the domestic box office, almost returning its $15 million budget becoming a box office bomb.[8]

Banning in Malaysia
The film was banned in Malaysia because it was found to be unacceptable for children to watch, without providing any further explanation.[9] Write the text of your article here!