History Film / BluesBigCityAdventure

** At Joe's New York City present store, he has a Thinking Chair and a picture frame like the one in the Blue's Clues House.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: While the game of Blue's Clues is useful in the small rural neighborhood they live in, it is practically useless here, not only because the size of the city makes searching for clues very difficult, but also because Blue herself doesn't have an exact answer, Blue is smart but doesn't have all the answers, in this case all she could do was give a generic answer about a rainbow curtains theater, rather than an exact address.

* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: While Josh is treated like crazy for interacting with such objects before they become sentient they don't seem to draw any attention walking around town, the same thing for Blue, Rainbow Puppy and Josh's magic demonstrations which are treated naturally.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While the Mailbox, the Coffee Cup and the Trashcan are shown fairly frequently throughout the film and Madame Mustard is shown with her owner in the scene where Steve and Joe discuss, the salt and pepper shakers are never shown again nor are recognized as existing by any of the characters

* WiseTree: In this version of New York City, Central Park is full of happy animated trees that remind Josh that he needs to find his last clue for his audition.

* CosmicMotifs: Stars to Josh. Mr Salt tells him that he is a star. In Blue's Big City Adventure, he reprises the song from the original series “Planets” about the solar system and later has people spinning around him while he dances, imitating the translation movement that planets make around a star during "That's my song". Moreover, his magic that brings objects to life is surrounded by shimmering stars.

* DeadpanSnarker:[[BigBrotherWorship Joe of all people]] doesn't miss the opportunity to roast Steve, being most visible the moment Steve stops at the pretzel cart:

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While the Mailbox, the Coffee Cup and the Trashcan are shown fairly frequently throughout the film and Ms Mustard is shown with her owner in the scene where Steve and Joe discuss, the salt and pepper shakers are never shown again nor are recognized as existing by any of the characters

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: While the game of Blue's Clues is useful in the small rural neighborhood they live in, it is practically useless here, not least because the size of the city makes searching for clues very difficult, but also because Blue herself doesn't have an exact answer, Blue is smart but doesn't have all the answers, in this case all she could do was give a generic answer about a rainbow curtains theater, rather than an exact address.

* CreatingLifeIsUnforeseen: Josh is revelado here to have the inexplicable ability to bring objects to life by interacting with them when he is in the "real world", but it only works after he realizes that the objects are in fact inanimate.

* RealityEnsues: While Blue's game of Clues is useful in the small rural neighborhood they live in, it is practically useless here, not least because the size of the city makes searching for clues very difficult, but also because Blue herself doesn't have an exact answer, Blue is smart but doesn't have all the answers, in this case all she could do was give a generic answer about a rainbow curtains theater, rather than an exact address.

* NotHyperbole: "Happiness is Magic" may seem like a slightly corny phrase to represent optimism, but it is revealed to be literally where Josh's magic comes from, with Steve and Joe looking genuinely shocked when this is revealed to be the case.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse?: While the Mailbox, the Coffee Cup and the Trashcan are shown fairly frequently throughout the film and Ms Mustard is shown with her owner in the scene where Steve and Joe discuss, the salt and pepper shakers are never shown again nor are recognized as existing by any of the characters

* FairytaleMotifs: The film seems to have some inspirations on Literature/TheWizardOfOz with some elements inverted. Josh particularly seems to be inspired by protagonist Dorothy Gale, being is TheIngenue one who is associated with the color [[BlueIsHeroic blue]] wears [[RedIsHeroic red shoes]] and is taken [[SwirlyEnergyThingy by a "swirl"]] (in this case a Skidoo instead of a tornado) to a new world accompanied by his puppy where his mean of transport makes a bad landing creating confusion. In this new world he needs to find a person who [[MirrorCharacter came from the same world as him]] to complete his objective and along the way he makes new friends who advise him about courage (Ali Stroker), heart (Taboo) and wisdom (The Cabbie), following by a golden place (the NYC Thinking Chair) and [[ItWasWithYouAllAlong learning that what he needed was already with him]]. With the role that belonged to the witches being replaced by [[PerformanceAnxiety Josh's own anxiety]].

* DeadpanSnarker: Surprisingly, Joe has a moment when Steve stops at a pretzel cart:

''Blue's Big City Adventure'' is a 2022 [[TheMovie musical film]] directed by Matt Stawski in his feature film debut. The film is based on ''WesternAnimation/BluesCluesAndYou'', and released on Creator/ParamountPlus, being a way of celebrating 25 years of the ''WesternAnimation/BluesClues'' franchise.

The film follows Josh and Blue on their trip to UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity and their plans to find Rainbow Puppy's theater so Josh can audition for her musical, which has been his dream since childhood, with only one problem, [[TheDitz Josh]] forgot his Handy-Dandy Notebook! Which has his phone and the address of the theater where the audition would take place. We play Blue's Clues to find out where the audition would be. Meanwhile Mr. Salt, Tickety Tock and Slippery Soap venture into NYC in search of Steve and Joe, the two former hosts, so they will be able to find Josh and give him his lost notebook. As they sing, dance, make new friends and spread magic across the city with their music, we look for clues to find out if Josh will finally became a star and finally reach his happy ending

''Blue's Big City Adventure'' is a 2022 musical film directed by Matt Stawski in his feature film debut, based on ''WesternAnimation/BluesCluesAndYou'', and released on Creator/ParamountPlus. It follows Josh and Blue heading to UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity to audition for Rainbow Puppy's musical, but they have forgotten their Handy Dandy Notebook! It's up to Mr. Salt, Slippery Soap, Tickety Tock, and original hosts Steve and Joe to return the notebook to Josh.

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* SpontaneousGeneration: Josh talks to inanimate objects in New York throughout the movie, which later come to life after he leaves. Though it's implied that the people around him don't notice this, and just [[MistakenForInsand think he's crazy]]. In the third act, it's revealed that [[spoiler:Josh's charisma is what imbues life into the objects]].

* SpontaneousGeneration: Josh talks to inanimate objects in New York throughout the movie, which later come to life after he leaves. Though it's implied that the people around him don't notice this, and just think he's crazy. In the third act, it's revealed that [[spoiler:Josh's charisma is what imbues life into the objects]].

* StudioAudience: {{Subverted|Trope}}. As expected for ''Blue's Clues'', children will point out found clues, though they appear onscreen once Josh sees the clues.