Customer Ratings & Reviews

A good little movie for the little girls out there. New Story and new characters kept my little girl interested in the movie. She can't wait for the next one.

This was a great movie and a great price to add to my disney collection

Getting my toddler ready for Disney this was a cute movie!

This is a DVD so not too much to rate but I would recommend it

My granddaughter absolutely loves this movie! Love it.

Fun movie for my toddler and great price at best buy!

Really good kids movie. Recommend Disney did a great job with this movie

A good movie little to watch at night before bed light out

My nieces love all the tinker bell films.Three thumbs up to disney

My Grandbaby loves all things Tinkerbell and this one is great!

My family watched it twice in one week Young and old in the Family loved it.

My wife and daughter's loved this movie. Great to keep the kids occupied.

Kids really loved the movie, definitely a hit for movie night!

ooo soon cute like it from being to end like it like it

Good intro on a classic Disney character, daughter loves "Tinkabell" now.

The CGI-animated Disney Fairies property film Tinker Bell, on the surface, seems to be the kind of film that would be obviously be terrible. However, it is a surprisingly well-done and enjoyable film. Even as a property that exists solely to promote toys to children, the filmmakers still put significant effort into the character design, world design, music, and animation. First off, the animation is fluid and well-done. It’s not quite up to Pixar standard, but it comes close for DisneyToon Studios. The next noticeable good thing about this movie is its music. It does a great job of setting the wondrous tone of the world and the narrative. “To the Fairies They Draw Near” by Loreena McKennitt has that sound that invokes child-like awe and a beautiful melody of fantasy. Another thing this film does quite well is world-building. The source material, both the Disney film and the original J.M. Barrie tale, provide little background on the world of fairies, but this film expands the fairy lore with a complete world. Although, the downside is that although it’s established that Pixie Hollow is connected with Never Land, it never clarified where it is exactly. But the fairies have distinct jobs connected with nature (many of which funnily resemble the Bending arts of Avatar lore), and worlds within their own environ. The characters are enjoyable. However, this Tinker Bell is NOT the Tinker Bell of Peter Pan, at least, not yet. Her character works for this franchise quite well, but it is not in harmony with the source material. This Tinker Bell is kind, if not impatient, helpful, understanding, sweet, and friendly. Her negative traits, like her vanity and jealously, oddly enough, seem to have passed onto another character named Vidia, voiced by Pamela Adlon. Speaking of which, the voice acting in this film is well-cast and well-performed. Mae Whitman gives a kindness but still strong voice to Tink. Kristin Chenoweth, Raven-Symoné, Lucy Liu, and America Ferrera all do well as Tink’s fairy friends Rosetta, Iridessa, Silvermist, and Fawn, who each represent the different job classes of the fairies. Even Jesse McCartney shows he has acting range as Terrance. Anjelica Huston has regal presence as Clarion, the Fairy Queen, and voice acting veterans Rob Paulsen and Jeff Bennett are tolerable if not grating as fellow Tinker fairies Clank and Bobble. The plot is a tad on the predictable side, but it works for children. As usual with Disney DVDs, the DVD extras are great, expanding the world and are colorful and interactive. Selena Gomez’s music video is visually uninspiring, but that’s a DVD music video for you. Overall, this was a good start to open this franchise with. It established the tone, world, and characters well, and left open the possibility to expand the world further with more characters and seasons. For an opening effort, a strong start. B+

We are Disney passholders and were lucky enough to be invited to watch the movie this afternoon in it's entirety at Disney World! Let me just say it was wonderful!! Both myself and my almost 4 year old daughter were mesmerized by the graphics, the color and the story. It is very well done and I hope everyone has the opportunity to see it on the big screen like we did today because it is just beautiful. FYI, there are 3 more movies to follow this one, hopefully on the big screen. The message of the movie is also great for kids, that we can't all be good at everything but that's ok! Tink is such a cute character as are the other fairies, I sometimes forgot they weren't real! LOVED THIS MOVIE!!!

This movie involves the creation of Tinkerbell, how she came to be, and the world she is born into. It's her trying to find her place in the world, her doubting the roll she was put into, and trying to battle out of it. Of course how it turns out is completely predictable, but it was a pretty entertaining story although there were some story elements that seemed a little out of place. Otherwise, the kids will love it, and the adults will feel just meh.

This movie has to be one of my favorite Disney movies. The whole idea of fairies and flight can illuminate a child's a face, and that is who I recommend be the audience of this wonderful animation. I would definitely buy this movie to add to a Disney collection!

This is a good movie for the whole family. It has a good message, to try to be yourself rather than someone else. I would recommend this as a Christmas present for any young, fairy loving daughter.