Bingo and Bluey's Movie Experience

Bluey and her family go to watch a movie, discussing fears and expectations. As the movie progresses, Bluey and Bingo reflect on being different and learn the importance of being themselves. Despite initial fears, they enjoy the movie and learn valuable lessons about self-acceptance and individuality.

What does Bluey's dad ask her about before going to the movies?

• If she has seen the movie before

• If she is ready for the movie

• If she wants popcorn

• If she wants to sit in the front row

What does Bluey think about the trailers?

• They are funny

• They are exciting

• They are boring

• They are scary

Why does Bingo feel different from her friends?

• She likes different music

• She prefers books

• She doesn't watch movies

• She doesn't like popcorn

What does Bluey do during the movie?

• Falls asleep

• Asks a lot of questions

• Gets scared

• Watches quietly

What advice does Bluey's dad give her about being different?

• Be yourself

• Ignore others

• Change your interests

• Try to fit in

What does Bluey's dad say about the movie's message?

• It's about being brave

• It's about being yourself

• It's about following rules

• It's about making friends

What does Bingo do when the thunderstorm scene starts?

• She starts crying

• She covers her ears

• She leaves the theater

• She hides

How does Bingo feel at the end of the movie?

• Happy

• Scared

• Confused

• Angry

What does Bingo find that helps her during the storm scene?

• A blanket

• A flashlight

• A magic pine cone

• A toy

What is the main theme of the movie they watch?

• Overcoming fear

• Being yourself

• Adventure

• Friendship