Tink and the NeverBeast movie

smec73

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• Mar 6, 2015

• #1

Has anyone bought it yet? Wondering how it was. Considering the last two are now on Netflix streaming, I wonder if I should even buy it.

 

msb578

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• Mar 6, 2015

• #2

It's a bit different than the others. It's emotional, with an ending that made this grown man cry! My kids are not as into this one, and the ending was not sad to them (they don't understand the themes yet).

This is the last installment of the series, and they do tend to be on Netflix etc. I liked Neverbeast, but you could probably wait

 

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Coby29

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• Mar 7, 2015

• #3

This was the only Tink movie I have seen at the cinemas and I'm glad that it was this one I saw on the big screen. Honestly, it's by far my favourite of the Tink movies. All of the parents around me were crying at the end (I also shed some tears myself). I would say it's the most mature of the films, definitely emotional in parts! Ginnifer Goodwin (Fawn) also stated that she feels it's the most gender neutral of the films, I would have to agree. I wholeheartedly recommend this film.

 

StirlingSilver83

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• Mar 7, 2015

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We LOVED this movie. By far the best out of all the Tink movies. We've seen in 3 times this week, lol. My kids love it and the ending even made my 8 year old son feel sad (they did not need to put that ending in! It could of ended on a happier note, but then it wouldn't be Disney if they didn't make us all cry, lol). Actually there were 3 parts of the movie (including the ending) that I teared up. Definitely the best out of all the Tink movies, and definitely worth the money to buy it...I was a little leery to buy at first bc I wasn't impressed with Pirate Fairy, but Secret of the Wings was good so I decided to just buy it and like I said definitely worth the money! I am all for another movie that gets my Frozen obsessed kids to watch something else, LOL

 

smec73

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• Mar 7, 2015

• #5

Oh Dear. I was thinking about putting it my 8yr olds Easter basket. But...... she is extremely sensitive, so that might not make a good present, lol!. Maybe it will be in Redbox soon and we can rent it first. Thanks for the input.

 

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Coby29

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• Mar 7, 2015

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smec73 said:

Oh Dear. I was thinking about putting it my 8yr olds Easter basket. But...... she is extremely sensitive, so that might not make a good present, lol!. Maybe it will be in Redbox soon and we can rent it first. Thanks for the input.

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If that's the case, I'd approach it with caution unfortunately. A few of the children in the cinema were very distressed at particular moments. The Neverbeast actually scared quite a few of them.

 

TT77

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• Mar 12, 2015

• #7

I though it was very good, but It's mostly about Fawn and the Neverbeast, Tinker Bell And the other fariy characters aren't a big partof the story and aren't in the movie very much, plus the ending is kind of sad