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Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue – Review.

Posted on September 11, 2010 8 Comments

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Tinker Bell meeting Lizzy - by Zoe

Recently the girls have noticed lots of advertisements for the new Tinker Bell movie – Tinker Bell and The Great Fairy Rescue.  I even have one on my blog!

There has been much discussion on what it might be about and how long it would take them to save up enough money to buy it.  We’ve chatted about why it is being advertised when it isn’t actually on sale yet and it’s been a good chance to talk again about how advertising often makes you want something even if you don’t need it, and how it can make something look better than it really is to encourage you to buy it.

So is the Tinker Bell movie really as good as all the catalogues and web sites suggest it is??

Well thanks to Porter Novelli PR and Disney Home Entertainment the pickle kids got a pre-release copy of the movie and can give you a real live opinion!

We sat down to watch the movie as a Friday night treat and everyone loved it!

What was the best bit?
Izzy – “The best bit was when Tinker Bell made friends with Lizzy.”
Zoe – “The best bit was when Lizzy’s Dad found out that fairies are really real, because he didn’t think they were.”
Muski – “The best bit was when the boy fairy was funny.”

What was the worst bit?
According to all three kids there was no bad bits, “not even a second of bad’ according to Izzy.

Was it as good as the ads made it out to be?
Izzy – “Well it wasn’t good that the ads made me want it before I could have it, but the movie was good.”
Zoe – “Yes it was better than I thought it would be!”

So there you have it… straight from the Picklebums. If you like fairies you’ll like this movie, which will be  in stores from September 15th.

We received a free copy of this DVD from Porter Novelli Public Relations but we did not receive any further compensation and the opinions expressed in this post are wholly our own.

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  1. MuffinMonsterBB says

    I haven’t heard a bad word about it yet! Love the drawing :)

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  2. SarahB says

    Thanks for the review! My 6yo has been asking for this movie since we saw the first preview months ago!

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  3. Kate says

    Ohhh my girl has been asking daily when she can watch it!! Glad it has ben enjoyed at your place :)

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  4. Nic says

    Well yes I do believe it is. Freya and I thoroughly enjoyed it, its such a sweet movie :-)

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  5. Maxabella says

    Fabulous drawing! x

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  6. Kelly B says

    I love it how you’ve talked aout advertising. We talk about that a lot too. And I love hearing the opinions of the kids. Sounds like a fun movie my kids will love too.

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  7. PlanningQueen says

    Love the junior critics! It is a sweet movie.

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  1. Tinkerbell and the Great Fairy Rescue. « HomeAge says:
    September 18, 2010 at 9:51 pm

    […] BeckyandJames.com. Find out what Alexzander (5) and Juliette (2) thought at Just Me. Of course, the Picklebums would love it if you checked out their opinion too (it’s 3 for the price of 1! ). And to see […]

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