Evengyny Thanks for the memories!

UnowPriceless hyped garbage

Odelecol Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

hecoxjus Trying to convince your family that you don't want kids? Here's all the evidence you need: Kids watch Caillou. And Caillou, as it turns out, is absolute GARBAGE!!Sure, kids seem to love it, but for anybody older than five years old, the show is downright painful to watch. DON'T SHOW THIS TO CHILDREN!!! THEY WILL ENJOY THIS SHOW, AND YOU WILL BE FORCED TO PUT UP WITH IT FOR YEARS!! YEARS I TELL YOU!!

ajcwizkid Canadian series-Caillou follows the adventures of a 3-4 year old (gray shirt series) boy who throws temper tantrums, whines A LOT, has a lack of manners , never gets "Time-Outs", and is just bad in general. His parents are just plain bad too. In one episode, Caillou's father leaves a baby on a changing table unattended and Caillou pinches her WITHOUT punishment. In another episode, Caillou is not happy with his babysitter and gets upset with her. Also in one episode, Caillou swears, which was banned.There is nothing to say about the newer series (yellow shirt series) except that is bad too. This version of the show tries to take a newer approach to try and teach kids things like friendship without 3 year old's Caillou's naughty behaviour. However it secretly teaches kids about discrimination of race (In one episode, Safety-Patrol Caillou blows a whistle at black kid during daycare.) and politically correct "world-views". and more stuff kids shouldn't be learning at 2 to 4 years old.I am GLAD that this show was canceled in 2010, but it STILL airs in reruns on PBS and other international channels. Parents PLEASE turn off this this show when it comes on and BLOCK IT WITH PARENTAL CONTROLS!-Ajc Wizkid - Rating 1/10

pinkarray Caillou is a pre-school show about a little 4-year-old boy and his daily life. The events are typical of everyday life from having siblings born to eating food you don't like, to having rough days. It's typical in every kid's life but the kid can react harshly to them. Now, when I was 4, I was a sweet kid, which most 4 year olds typically are until they grow older where they may become brats.Caillou is a rude boy who lies, picks on his sister, and says naughty words (picked up by someone), which is basically things I don't like to see little kids doing nor understand. These days, kids are more mature than they should be. Despite contrary belief that 4 year olds are rude, this boy can do and say things that makes him a mean person. Rosie is two years old, who also cries, does things she is told not to do, and ruins Caillou's playtime, whom I also don't like and is forgettable.So, why is he named Caillou anyway? Why is he bald? The story is uninteresting, it just shows typical days and maybe even with friends and disapproval. The drawings and animation is bad.And I forgot to mention the mom and dad, who do nothing to punish Caillou nor help him out, which every kid gets when misbehaved. The opening is unrealistic, none of the kids in the framing device are even interesting, and voice acting done for Rosie doesn't even sound like a toddler. I wasn't even that interested in the show when I was little.Avoid this, especially if you do not like little kids misbehaving.

Michael Cohen As you can see, Caillou is a great show for preschoolers and for grown-ups to let their Inner Child out. It's great for people who are taking Child Care courses so that while watching it, they can observe what Caillou is doing and how he explores the world around him.After all, Parents, Grandparents and Babysitters, would find this show interesting for 2-6 year old children and how they can learn from what he sees and he thinks. It is a better affirmation to a child to understand what Caillou has learned.Overall, this show is great for preschoolers and to the grown-ups who look after the children, will sure going to be loved to this child who dreams of growing up in every story presented.