Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue

Silly and glittery, with bog-standard animation, but efficient entertainment for the tweenie demographic.

Normal paint-and-brush animation. Normal Hollywood fairies, looking like Barbie and sounding like Valley High school graduates.

Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue doesn't deliver an ending that does justice to all the themes it raises... [Full review in Spanish]

Perfect for the young princesses and fairy-lovers...

A strong entry in the series.

It's not that the film says, explicitly, 'science is bad and girls shouldn't be scientists'. It is much odder than that.

A few tense scenes add drama to family and friendship tale.

The artwork and backgrounds are so wonderful you could care less whether it's fairies onscreen or bullfrogs.

The animation is crisp, if a touch generic, the voice cast convincing and the story wholesome without cloying too much.

Faith, trust and pixie dust is the mantra of this enchanting animated adventure in which the petite fairy born of laughter finds herself trapped in the human world. Filled with inventive ideas.