Thomas & Friends - Blue Mountain Mystery [Region 2 DVD]

We LOVE this movie. Like many others, my almost-three-year-old asks for this weekly! We snuggle up on the couch and talk about all the characters and the story. It is a great opportunity to talk about decision-making, forgiveness, listening, and being a good friend. Sad it is not free on Prime, but we bought it since it is such a huge part of our routine. Highly recommend.

My 3 and 4 year old boys LOVE Thomas and this movie did not disappoint. Great lessons learned about loyalty, honest friendship, truth and the importance of finding out the whole truth before you accuse anyone. I'm a 37 year old stay at home dad and I enjoyed watching it with my sons too. It is just over an hour long which is the right length for my boys. It kept their interest and they talked about it after the movie was done. Grab some popcorn and enjoy the show with your little ones!

If you are fan of Thomas and Friends you will absolutely love this. This is classic Thomas at it best. This is absolutely a 1000 times better then the 2d rubbish All Engines Go.

love the plot, thomas finds a new friend who is hiding because he thought a pushed an engine into the sea, and thinks Sir Hat is going to send him to the smelters yard for punishment, but of course he didn't do anything wrong and it was all a misunderstanding ala Three's Company.Good music, fun characters. My son watches it at least 2 times per day. I am so glad he is off the Barney videos that I welcome the go go thomas song repeats with a smile.

My boys enjoy watching this Thomas movie. It has some good points about helping others and the new engine, Luke, is a cute and friendly character.As an adult, I get a little frustrated that the story conflict is not very logical. The basic plot is that Luke feels guilty for causing an accident and has spent his life hiding in fear that he will be sent away. The problem is that really the workers, or Cranky the Crane, are responsible, if anyone is going to take the blame. Why doesn't anyone bring this up? Wouldn't Sir Toppum Hat wonder where the engine went that he had ordered, and then had to have repaired? He evidently never looked for him as he acts like he's never heard of Luke before. And the incident obviously wasn't a major catastrophe since Cranky barely remembers it when Thomas asks him for info. Just because the movie is made for kids doesn't mean the plot shouldn't make any sense. This is almost more of a story about letting guilt distort the truth and ruin your life, which is a little deep for young kids!But other than the plot issues, the movie has cute songs and good graphics and will be enjoyed by most young Thomas the Tank Engine fans.

An entertaining cartoon (for both child and parent) where the narrow gauge engines are the primary characters. As with most Thomas stories, the movie has a number of good lessons within the storyline: never judge someone without knowing the whole story; friends trust each other; secrets aren't always good things; never give up.As the parent of a 3 year old, this is a lovely change from the endless requests for Misty Island Rescue and whatnot.

I always loved watching these with my sons. All of a sudden, I would be sitting down and watching it with them. Then are engagin and sweet.

The movie was like most of the other Thomas movies, where there is a lesson to learn. Basically we are taught not to jump to conclusions, and to hear all parts of a story before forming an opinion. I thought it was great that my 6 year old asked questions and by the end learned that things are not always as they seem. He loves it and like all the others he has, has watched it at least 6 or 7 times already.