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Thirteen episodes featuring the versatile plasticine model Morph, as well as Grand-Morph, the foil doll Holly and the mischievous Chas. The episodes featured are: 'Babysitting'; 'Skiing'; 'Gobbledygook'; 'Doctor Morph'; 'The Dog Show'; 'Exercising'; 'Games'; 'The Film Show'; 'Gardening'; 'Mirrors'; 'Little Green'; 'Cowboys'; and 'The Birthday Party'. Neil Morrissey narrates.
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55 of 61 people found the following review helpful
By Scatman Col
Format:DVD
I love Morph but I urge you not to buy this DVD. Since when did Morph play computer games? Why is Neil Morrissey narrating? I was enticed into getting this DVD because I thought it included the classic 'Gobbledygook' episode. Watching it made me feel cheated as it is just a poor updated imitation of the original Morph we all know and love. I'm sure even people with tiny minds will question this versions authenticity. Must try harder. (P.S don't be fooled into buying the Flumps DVD because you think you enjoyed it when you were a nipper - it's rubbish)
28 of 31 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
For those of you who (like me) might mistakenly have thought that this was some sort of Morph compilation, this is actually a single complete series of Morph adventures, which is only the second series dedicated to Morph (and his plasticine/foil mates), the original one being "The Amazing Adventures of Morph", shown by the BBC in 1980/81. The Morph files was made in 1995 (which explains why it is narrated by Neil Morrissey, and why Morph and Chaz use a computer), but I've no idea on what TV channel(s) it was broadcast as it wasn't commissioned by the BBC, but by Universal Studios.
I am a bit wary of watching kids programmes that I loved as a child, in case the magic has diminished, but am delighted to say that Morph is just as fab as I remembered. Actually, this is one of the few kids TV programmes or films that I would gladly buy for myself without feeling a bit daft, because of a) the humour (especially the hilarious 'morph speak' - a bit like Mickey Mouse on helium, speeded up) and b) the brilliance of the creativity and imagination in it.
I can't think why the last reviewer thought Neil Morrissey's narration was so awful - I had no problem at all with it - it seemed perfectly acceptable. As for the reviewer "Scatman" questioning the "authenticity", it was directed by Peter Lord and David Sproxton, who founded Aardman Animations and who were the original creators of Morph. I reckon either Scatman didn't realize the series was created in 1995, or they just think everything has to be the same as before - why else have a problem with a computer being in it - it gave the show an interesting new dimension, and was used in an original and entertaining way.
Now can the BBC please please release "The Amazing Adventures of Morph" on DVD?
I am a bit wary of watching kids programmes that I loved as a child, in case the magic has diminished, but am delighted to say that Morph is just as fab as I remembered. Actually, this is one of the few kids TV programmes or films that I would gladly buy for myself without feeling a bit daft, because of a) the humour (especially the hilarious 'morph speak' - a bit like Mickey Mouse on helium, speeded up) and b) the brilliance of the creativity and imagination in it.
I can't think why the last reviewer thought Neil Morrissey's narration was so awful - I had no problem at all with it - it seemed perfectly acceptable. As for the reviewer "Scatman" questioning the "authenticity", it was directed by Peter Lord and David Sproxton, who founded Aardman Animations and who were the original creators of Morph. I reckon either Scatman didn't realize the series was created in 1995, or they just think everything has to be the same as before - why else have a problem with a computer being in it - it gave the show an interesting new dimension, and was used in an original and entertaining way.
Now can the BBC please please release "The Amazing Adventures of Morph" on DVD?
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This DVD is made up of 13 episodes that has a mixture of old classic Morph clips segued with new ones. It works OK in that sense, but as The Amazing Adventures of Morph existed without this footage I wonder if it was strictly necessary. (Trying to reach a new young generation?)
This does not have any of Tony Hart's original narration either which is also a shame for those who remember it with fondness like I do. But what really got to me after upgrading from VHS (you can get hold of this DVD very cheaply it would seem...) is that IT LOOKS LIKE THIS WAS A TRANSFER FROM ANALOGUE TAPE!
This does not have any of Tony Hart's original narration either which is also a shame for those who remember it with fondness like I do. But what really got to me after upgrading from VHS (you can get hold of this DVD very cheaply it would seem...) is that IT LOOKS LIKE THIS WAS A TRANSFER FROM ANALOGUE TAPE!
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5.0 out of 5 stars
My grand-daughter loves it.
When our grand-daughter visited we saw some Morph on tv. She loved it which is why I decided to buy the DVD for her. I understand that my daughter is also enjoying watching.
Published 2 months ago by Tia
5.0 out of 5 stars
The only thing we miss is the original theme
As a fan of modern Aardman works, I wanted to show my son this early stuff, and the fact it's simpler encourages his own animation experiments, because this is easier to emulate. Read more
Published 4 months ago by SteveT_AU
4.0 out of 5 stars
If you must add a shoddy voiceover, at least give an option to turn it...
Excellent value for money, tons of episodes and totally hilarious. My kids (3 and 4) love it.
The only problem is the voiceover, what genius had the idea to add that? Read more
The only problem is the voiceover, what genius had the idea to add that? Read more
Published on 22 Mar 2011 by z_craven
4.0 out of 5 stars
morph - 2010 version!
I bought this for my 3 year old for christmas after she loved it on you tube - and, yes, its not the exact same Morph we're used to, and yes, there is a slightly superfluous Neil... Read more
Published on 30 Dec 2010 by bird parker
5.0 out of 5 stars
Nice
Similar to the original. Dont like the PC element. But all in all its nice and brings back memories
Published on 26 Feb 2010 by Geronikolas
2.0 out of 5 stars
rubbish
I bought this because the morph video I had from when I was small is sadly wearing out!... I bought this and it was such a disappointment. Read more
Published on 10 Feb 2010 by Student
1.0 out of 5 stars
Scatman is right
Morph is cool! But Neil Morrissey? Why?
Morph never needed narrating, that's the point. What next Harry Enfield narratiing Pingu? Read more
Morph never needed narrating, that's the point. What next Harry Enfield narratiing Pingu? Read more
Published on 30 Aug 2006 by Holly Jepps
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The Morph Files
My three year old twins are mad about this. The short 5 minute stories just long enough to hold them until the next one arrives. Read more
Published on 18 Jan 2004
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