Cathardincu Surprisingly incoherent and boring

VividSimon Simply Perfect

Actuakers One of my all time favorites.

MamaGravity good back-story, and good acting

I love tinker bell This movie is a disgrace to the master piece franchise known as Tinkerbell. Until this horrible horrible movie came out, Tinkerbell was perfect. Ugh words can't describe how bad it, but i shall attempt to anyways. Let's start off with the animation. Still looks great, but not enough to save it. Plot is horrible, i mean, SWITCHING TALENTS?!?!? This just raises questions in the Tinkerbell lore. If this was capable to happen, why didn't Tinkerbell's friends suggest this option to her in the first movie when she wanted to go the mainland? She could've just swapped to a water fairy or something and went to the mainland. Even if she didn't go through with it, it would've been nice if it was brought up as an option. A better choice would've been body swap. At least then we would have some logic in the lore and have some fun body swap shenanigans. And the pirates are lame. Overall terrible movie. I would give it a -10/10 if I could. Hopefully this was just one bad apple in a tree of delicious apples.

Paul Rustad A few weeks back my 2 year old niece came to visit and immediately turned on Netflix and said "Pirates!" Not really sure what she wanted she ended up showing me the tile on the iPad in the Netflix app. Okay. It was a delightful, entertaining movie with wonderful animation, sound and voice actors. A fairly simple plot, but was still engaging for an adult.And what could be better than Pirates?Give it a shot, a chance, and you might be surprised. I was. And the "Neverbeast" movie...well, that made my wife cry.And now when my niece is over we are beginning to watch all the Tinkerbell movies that we can. They are fun, delightful and definitely a step up for straight to DVD's movies.

lisafordeay So as a lover of animated films since I was born,I decided to buy the DVD of Tinkerbell and The Pirate Fairy,as I sen the trailers and thought it looked good so on to the review.Zarina(voiced by Life as We Know It's Christina Hendricks)loves experimenting on Pixie Hollow's dust. So when her latest creation goes wrong,she is sent off away from Pixie Hollow and must never come back. A year later and there is a tournament on and things start going awry for Tinkerbell and the Winter/Summer fairies as they are all put under asleep,it is of course Zarina who is out for revenge and has joined forces with a bunch of pirates led by James(Tom Hiddleston from Thor franchise)who is really Captian Hook before he lost his hand and grew a big mustache and wore a curly black wig,like the original 1955 Peter Pan he hates ticking and comes across the first alligator that chases him away later in the film.So when Tinkerbell and her fairy pals try to stop Zarina getting any more of the blue stones that create the magic in Pixie Hollow,Zarina changes all their talents.Now Tinkerbell is a water fairy,Rosetta is a animal fairy and the rest get different talents.SO can Tinkerbell and the gang bring back the magic back to Pixie Hollow and make Zarina go back with them?Overall this 1hr and 15 minute feature will surely delight the Tinkerbell fans out there and for those who are like me a die hard fan of animated movies preferably Disney will also love this movie too. I like how we are introduced to new charcthers like Zarina,and Captian Hook as a young man before he met Peter Pan,and other new fairies. The fairies from Secret Of The Wings also makes a brief cameo in this movie too so yeah I found it entertaining and its a worthy addition to the Tinkerbell Franchise. With music from Natasha Bedingfield The Pirate Fairy is a B +.7/10

geoffgee I'm sure anyone who is a dyed-in-the-wool follower of the Tinkerbell series of movies (like me) will be more than delighted with the latest instalment - Tinkerbell and the Pirate Fairy. A year ago, Tinkerbell and the Secret of the Wings totally blew me away. (So much so that I was extolling that film's praises for several months afterwards.) Well, I'm delighted to say that the same thing (extolling of praises) is pretty much certain to happen with me about this film too! Tinkerbell and the Pirate Fairy simply brims with delightful characters old and new. The plot is superb. Original, intelligent, witty and well constructed (ie there are no discrepancies in the narrative and all loose ends are satisfyingly tied up by the end of the movie). Zarina, the new fairy, is a wonderful addition to the cast. In many ways Zarina's particular 'talent' drives her to behave in ways we have become used to associating with Tinkerbell herself - ie she is inquisitive, takes risks and feels herself impelled to go beyond Pixie Hollow's previously established (and generally accepted) boundaries. I liked that there was plenty of good natured interaction this time among Tinkerbell's regular cohort of friends (Vidia, Iridessa, Silvermist and Rosetta) and many times something one or another of them said would cause me to chuckle with mirth. The action of the skirmishes between the fairies and the pirates is thrillingly animated. Finally, I thought the artwork throughout was top notch and the music, whether sung or instrumental, was both subtle and fitted well with the visuals. There is vastly more that I found enjoyable in this film (told you I'd be extolling the film's praises didn't I!) but I think you've probably heard enough from me by now. Whatever your age or gender (I'm a sixty something male), give yourself a treat ... go see Tinkerbell and the Pirate Fairy. My bet is you won't be disappointed. (Go with a little 'faith, trust and pixie dust' and you'll enjoy it even more!) 10/10.