Toon Talk: Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure
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First and foremost though is the leading lady herself, who is allowed to develop more into the feisty hothead we know and love from the original Peter Pan movie. In fact, it is Tink�s short temper that pushes the story forward. I also appreciated the story�s theme of forgiveness, making one realize that the �lost treasure� of the title isn�t some magical looking glass, but true friendship itself.
Included among the disc�s bonus features (which are identical on both the DVD and Blu-ray) is a preview of Tink�s next movie, Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue (which appears to feature her four gal pals more), a set of silly outtakes and bloopers, seven deleted scenes and a Demi Lovato music video for the end credit song �The Gift of a Friend�.
Worth exploring is the �autumn section� of the �Magical Guide to Pixie Hollow�, as well as a featurette on how the Epcot Flower and Garden Festival brought Tinker Bell and her friends to life through horticulture.
Toon Talk Rating: B
Coming Soon:
- �Out of the night, when the full moon is bright �� This year�s Walt Disney Treasures offers the first two seasons of Zorro (Disney DVD, November 3).
- Oscar winning director Robert Zemeckis teams up with Jim Carrey to bring the Dickens yuletide classic to life in Disney�s A Christmas Carol (November 6).
- Two Pixar faves make their Blu-ray debuts on November 10: Monsters, Inc. and Up (which also makes its DVD debut).
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Kirby is a lifelong Disney fan and film buff. He is also an avid list maker and chronic ellipsis user ... In addition to his Toon Talk reviews, Kirby is the creator of Movie Dearest, a blog for movie fans.
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-- Posted October 29, 2009
-- Kirby C. Holt
-- Logos by William C. Searcy, Magic Bear Graphics