Tinker Bell: Hadas al rescate
Director:
Bradley RaymondMúsica:
Joel McNeelyReparto:
Mae Whitman, Michael Sheen, Kristin Chenoweth, Pamela Adlon, Lucy Liu, Jesse McCartney, Raven-Symoné, Jeff Bennett, Rob Paulsen, Angela Bartys, Faith Prince (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Durante su estancia de verano en Tierra Firme, Campanilla es descubierta accidentalmente mientras investiga la pequeña casa de hadas que una niña había hecho con sus propias manos. Mientras el resto de las hadas -con la insolente Vidia a la cabeza- organiza un gran operativo de rescate en medio de una feroz tormenta, Campanilla forja una amistad muy especial con la pequeña y solitaria niña. Decidida a reparar la relación entre la pequeña y su padre ausente, Campanilla rechaza el rescate de las hadas para ayudar a su nueva amiga humana, poniendo en riesgo su propia seguridad y el futuro de todas las hadas. (Disney España)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Beautiful. For all my fears that Tinkerbell and the Disney fairies in general would be dumber and cheesier than all the Barbie movies combined, I have to admit that it's really not that bad. Even Barbie films have fluctuations, from the explicitly good ones to the ones I consider a punishment, and it's the same with the Tinker Bell movie. Even among her films, you can find magical adventures that will take you back to childhood and adulthood. This is certainly the case with Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue. The combination of the world of mini fairies with the world of a little girl who is a fan of fairies and has the perfect dollhouse, which is just the right size for our little fairy, is an absolutely touching idea. And it works. :)
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For the fact that the film is full of humor, which is definitely not bad, but occasionally really amusing, and for the fact that it is beautifully fairytale-like, pleasant, and simply one knows that it will end well, I give it 60%, because I think this is something that can really entertain children. Moreover, if an adult watches it, they will realize how distant it is from the world of children and maybe it will even motivate them to pay a little more attention to their children, if they haven't done so until now.
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