Tinker Bell & the Secret of the Wings

[jojojoanne]

i usually do like Disney films but this i thought was boring, no real staoryline as they usually have bad guys and good guys i felt like it would a movie that you came out of the cinema you dont really remember had happened
3/10

Oh dear -- Snowwhite not liking Tinker Bell! What is the world coming to??

[Tiz]

To previous posters ... you need to remind yourselves that this film has a target audience of girls between say, 4 and 8 years old ... no more, no less It's not trying to be a Lion King or Toy Story for example.

From my perspective - excellent animation quality - 3D was decent enough - liked the storyline - length just about right.

From the 5 and 6 year olds with us - they gave it a resounding 10/10! Now that's what really matters isn't it?!

Surprisingly low turnout at Odeon Wester Hailes Edinburgh - maybe 20% full? Never witnessed such a low turnout in the last couple of years of attending previews. Disney need to look at how they publicise the availability of tickets methinks.

[paolowoop]

saw this at metrocentre today thanks to toonvic
was about 50% full
not sure how as no tickets were available at all?
how many took tix for this and didnt show

film was good, good use of 3d for kids to develop the story

[yogi]

This was very pleasant. Low turnout in Manchester too today, but most of kids seemed to enjoy it.

The young girls in our group loved it and the adults enjoyed the fact in was about 70 minutes long!

The snow scenes made it feel more Christmassy than it probably is, but it was a good festive way to begin a day of tree decorating and roast dinner eating.

We weren't too sure about the stoner/surfer fairy though!

[Snowwhite]

i usually do like Disney films but this i thought was boring, no real staoryline as they usually have bad guys and good guys i felt like it would a movie that you came out of the cinema you dont really remember had happened
3/10

Oh dear -- Snowwhite not liking Tinker Bell! What is the world coming to??

i just thought it was a waste to bring it to cinema instead they should of brought it to DVD straight away like in the USA, oh well hopefully the next disney film will be better

[newdot]

free films are free for a reason

[The Sparrow]

free films are free for a reason

Yes, to spread word of mouth. You can't say that all free films are rubbish because that just isn't true!

[LondonCityNights]

http://londoncitynights.blogspot.co.uk/ ... wings.html

Here's my review. I guess maybe if I was a six year old girl I might have appreciated it a bit more. Still, was nice to hear Tim Dalton in it, even if I was convinced it was Liam Neeson nearly all the way through.

[canadian_turtle]

free films are free for a reason

Uh, no they're not... Some are free because they're not very well known so the film companies want to spread the word about them, others are rewards for loyal customers and can include major blockbusters (think Sky's previews of Avengers and The Hobbit), and those are just two out of many reasons. If you're implying that all free films are free because they're rubbish/can't get p*ying customers, then why are they previews (=shown before general release)? As the film isn't actually released yet they won't know how it'll do at the box office (they can only hope/guess), so to assume beforehand that a film they had faith in to make will be rubbish and so they'll have "free previews" seems a bit illogical.

[paulandjules]

Daughter saw this at Metrocentre. She isn't really into Disney anymore but she actually enjoyed it. My wife said it was busier than some of the other previews we've been to