Oh wow, Old Fish Tale, that was fantastic! I loved everything about that preview! I love that Bobble and Clank get bigger roles, and that even Vidia reveals that there is "something inside of her that is good!" The cat's face reminded me a little bit of Lucifer for some reason, and I also liked that Tink's posse's Summer-wear is the lovely dresses from the "Bee's Eye" Pixie Preview!
Does anyone else think that the little girl could be a reference to those girls around the turn of the century who tried to take (and eventually fabricated) photographs of fairies?
Tinker Bell movie - official date: October 2007!
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Having watched it again.... There is one thing that bothers me a little bit. Okay, I get it, everyone's getting in on the act. Her four friends, her two fellow tinkers, even Vidia. But where in the Sam Hill is Terence? Doesn't his role in "Lost Treasure" elevate him to bff-status? Shouldn't he be out there trying to rescue Tink with everyone else? Oh well... I'm sure there's a reason for everything...
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Ugh, really? I thought the ad said that you purchase the movie. Then I'll be buying it at Target. I didn't even look into the game though. Maybe I should, though I can't afford both right now.AliceinWonderland wrote:The best buy book is not free. you need to purchase the tinkerbell game to to get the book
Edit: Just took a second look at the ad, and it says free when you buy the DVD, Blu-Ray OR the video game, so should be good!
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just saw the movie. i think this time the story has more depth than the first one,which is good. altho i think the trolls were unnecessary.tinkerbell is evolving more into her initial characteristic in the peter pan movie, even tho the voice still takes time getting used to, and im a little disappointed that vidia didnt have any lines.her voice is unique!can't wait to see the next one which looked equally interesting from the trailer. 
do you still wait for me Dream Giver?
not to bad huh!
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Oh, no, I'm not bashing the review. It was very well-written, and he got his point across very well... I'm just saying it seems a little harsh... No, I haven't seen "Lost Treasure," but I just bought it an hour ago and plan to watch it tonight. I have seen the original, though, and I thought it was much better than this UD review (or its own) gives it credit for.
Personally, I'm not much of a fan of DisneyToon's work. I looked down my nose at DTV films all of the time. But, having taken a chance on "Tink," I found it extremely delightful. Yes, I thank John Lasseter's help with the retooling for that. If he hadn't come onto the project, it could have been a disaster. But I don't think it was "forgettable" at all.
It is not just about marketing or merchandising.... It is a good film in its own right, despite the fact that it was released directly-to-video. They did their research, and that shines through. It isn't perfect, but it is highly enjoyable. I could watch it again and again.
This is just my opinion, however. Everyone seems to think opposite things with almost any Disney film....
Personally, I'm not much of a fan of DisneyToon's work. I looked down my nose at DTV films all of the time. But, having taken a chance on "Tink," I found it extremely delightful. Yes, I thank John Lasseter's help with the retooling for that. If he hadn't come onto the project, it could have been a disaster. But I don't think it was "forgettable" at all.
It is not just about marketing or merchandising.... It is a good film in its own right, despite the fact that it was released directly-to-video. They did their research, and that shines through. It isn't perfect, but it is highly enjoyable. I could watch it again and again.
This is just my opinion, however. Everyone seems to think opposite things with almost any Disney film....
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Just used the coupon successfully at Target. They weren't going to let me use it... I was informed that the coupon was for Tinker Bell AND The Lost Treasure, and since I was only getting one of them, I couldn't use the coupon. But she eventually figured it out.
And yes, I too hope similar coupon treatment continues for Up and soforth, because I fully admit that the only reason I have any recent Disney Blu-rays is because of these coupons.
And yes, I too hope similar coupon treatment continues for Up and soforth, because I fully admit that the only reason I have any recent Disney Blu-rays is because of these coupons.
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