Customer Reviews
twins - By: tessa, 01 Dec 2008 
two four year old girls jusl loved this movie! watch it every chance they get ; for to see it through their eyes is something else,oh! to be a child again;
CADA UNO TIENE UN MARAVILLOSO TALENTO QUE LO HACE GRANDE - By: C. Bellegarrigue, 25 Nov 2008 Esta es la enseñanza central que nos da esta gran pelicula de Disney; lejos de filmes superfluos y superficiales (como muchos lo son hoy en dia), Tinker Bell se sale de los esquemas de muchas maneras: no presenta una sociedad donde CADA QUIEN TIENE UNA HABILIDAD MAGNIFICA PARA PONER AL SERVICIO DE LOS DEMAS; es muy cierto que, al igual que el personaje central de la pelicula (la propia Tinker) al principio nos cuesta entender y comprender la importancia de nuestra habilidad, pero con el tiempo nos damos cuenta de lo importantes que somos para las vidas de muchos y como podemos con nuestro granito de arena (ese don especial que Dios me dió) embellecer nuestro mundo... UNA PELICULA TANTO PARA NIÑOS COMO ADULTOS, sobre todo si se habla de superacion personal y talentos ocultos.
Los personajes son practicamente muy bien desarrollados: la dulzura del hada del jardín, la simpatia del hada del agua, la miedosa hada de la luz, la seguridad del hada de los animales...y la antipatia del hada de los vientos; me reí muchísimo con las ocurrencias y tonterias de los dos amigos simpatiquisimos de Tinker (el chico pelirrojo "nerd" y el gordito algo tontito)...y la misma Tinker Bell, un caracter que se identifica y caracteriza a cada uno de nosotros, un caracter inconforme, aventurero, emprendedor, luchador y sobre todo resposable y cautivador (aunque a veces un poquito terca como nosotros).
Es definitivamente una película que va camino a ser un CLASICO.
Magical - By: Mrs. S. D. Wilkinson, 19 Nov 2008 What a lovely film!! I got this for my 3 year old daughter since she is going through a 'fairy phase'. I have to admit I actually sat & watched the film the whole way through myself.
Magical & cute, with added humour... some facial expressions perhaps lost on a small child, but not on me!
Recommended must-have DVD for anyones Disney collection!
Rubbish - By: A.G., 16 Nov 2008 
A relative bought this for my daughters 5th birthday & what a waste of good money.My daughter who is a huge fan of Peter Pan wasn`t impressed with this. The animation is good but there is no feasible story line. Disney should have left Tinkerbellin her original form asin Peter Pan. It`s just another rip off sequel.
The dust she sprinkles still has great potency. - By: Robert Morris, 11 Nov 2008 J.M. Barrie first created the character Tinker Bell to appearin a play (Peter Pan) & thenin a novel (Peter & Wendy) but her worldwide popularity is no doubt largely the result of her appearancein the Disney film that first appearedin 1953, Peter Pan. Tinker Bell later became the official Disney "mascot"in versions of the television series variously known as Walt Disney Presents, Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, The Wonderful World of Disney, & The Magical World of Disney. The point is, she has been a major entertainment figure for more than 50 years and, at one point, was so popular that she received more fan mail than all others, including Marilyn Monroe.
Of course, children could not care less about her history but they continue to be delighted by her charm & energy. Tinker Bell is by nature a creature whose greatest talent is to "tinker" with whatever needs to be repaired; rather than pots & pans, she uses fairy dust that enables children to fly. Children love to explore secret places as when following Alice down a rabbit hole, or Peter Pan & the Darling children through an open bedroom window & then high above London at night, sailing with Geppetto, Figaro, & Cleo into Monstro's stomach, or visiting Pixie Hollow where Tinker Bell & the other fairies live. Asin countless other Disney features, the production valuesin this film are outstanding, the music is seamlessly integrated with the plot developments, & the humor is appropriately playful. Also, I think the running time (78 minutes) is just right for younger children.
No need to list the special features. Others have listed them & they do add substantial value, although the younger grandchildren with whom I see them seem interested onlyin the games whereas I much prefer the background material. Some animated features (including the Disney classics as well as several produced by DreamWorks & Pixar) have an almost unlimited shelf-life, retaining great appeal throughout & among various age groups. I doubt if that will be true of Tinker Bell or, for that matter, Peter Pan. However, that said, I think that those who have seen it, as they grow older, will still enjoy seeing it again & again with younger companions if only to observe their delight. For me, the fairy dust has lost none of its potency after all these years...and never will. How wonderful!
