we,people from India(me and many friend) Like all part of tinker bell.we need or want more like these.so kindly create more animation specially tinker bell. i think this kind of concept and imagination is great.it also better for children.and also these animation make mind free,nice,peaceful. make you a dream man. there is another animation which help to thought about animals.yes its about ice age.i know its not yours.but good is good.however we wait for tinker bell part 7/8/9/10,………………… i don't know about other country or other people but we Indian,king of emotions.always like these movie

At first, I was not expecting much from Tinkerbell, but it was much better than I expected. While too short with some moments of insipid dialogue, Tinkerbell is a cute and entertaining movie that never tries to be anything more than it is.The film looks surprisingly great, initially I was expecting something along along the lines of all gloss no depth, but the look is clean and quite warm with gorgeous colours and all the fairies look convincing.The music I also loved. The score is somewhat Celtic-inspired, and it is really lovely and soothing and the tunes are memorable without being too twee. The story is very simple, but it is very sweet with a good message that doesn't feel forced or preachy.The characters are really quite engaging. I have never hated Tinkerbell as much as others did in the Disney Peter Pan movie, which is not a Disney favourite but I like it very much for the music, but she is much more likable here and the fact that she isn't jealous or stubborn here will make her easy to relate for the younger crowd.The voice work is on paper of high-calibre, and in the film they do do sterling jobs. Mae Whitman is very emotive and resourceful in the title role, but the standout for me was the immensely talented Anjelica Huston who is really quite excellent, also she is a presence that adults will thoroughly enjoy.In conclusion, a cute and fun little movie. 8/10 Bethany Cox

Spoilers in this review.Tinkerbell is a computer animated movie that tells the story of the title character's origin. According to this direct to video movie, Tinkerbell was born of a baby's laughter and arose fully formed in Pixie Hollow, the magical place in Neverland where all the fairies live. The main conflict of the movie is that Tinkerbell's purpose in life is to invent and fix things. She wishes she could be like some of the other fairies who have jobs like controlling wind, water, or light. With one of those jobs, she could go to the "mainland" (which is our world, the world of humans), which she thinks is more exciting than staying home in Pixie Hollow. Over the course of the movie, she learns to accept herself for who she is and embraces her role within the bigger picture of Pixie Hollow.My main problem with this movie is that the character of Tinkerbell has nothing to do with the one from the 1952 Peter Pan movie, or even the original play. They have basically invented a new character so that they can make new movies and sell more merchandise. Maybe the personality they've given this Tinkerbell is more marketable. My opinion is that there really isn't anything special about her. It is a very bland, generic character. The characters in this adaption are very much products of the age of irony, where everyone has to speak with a current-day sensibility and a witty, sarcastic tone. The original Tink had attitude, but was straightforward.Some of the animation is nice to look at, but overall, I really have a hard time with the choices made in this adaption. To me, Tinkerbell was a very special character, and should have been protected better. To the current Disney administration, she is one of their top-selling brands, and this was a way to increase her visibility. I'm sure none of my criticisms will matter any to a parent who is looking for family entertainment for their children, because this is a perfectly acceptable movie for the intended audience. I just happen to have wanted something a little more special.

When I saw this with my little sister I didn't expect to enjoy it so much. The animation was great and the scenery was beautiful. The characters were lovable and plot was interesting. It contained themes that I think people of all ages and genders can relate to. It was touching and sweet at the same time. I really loved it. They did a good job of expanding on the character of tinker bell. They were successful in making her an extremely multi-faceted character. Her search to find herself and her flaws make her an interesting heroine. I thought that the movie gave off a positive message that we can all learn from about accepting who you are. I didn't want the movie to end. I cant wait to watch the next Tinker Bell movie.