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00:00So, you know how in my first Tinkerbell video on the movie called Tinkerbell,
00:06I said that I liked all the Tinkerbell movies except for one?
00:11This is that one.
00:12Now, don't get me wrong here.
00:15I don't hate Tinkerbell and the Lost Treasure.
00:18I just think that it's the weakest Tinkerbell movie by a noticeable margin.
00:24To the point where I don't think I can even quite call it a good movie.
00:27It's somewhere in the C tier zone for me personally.
00:31And quite frankly, it's only in C tier because of a few things that it actually nails pretty well.
00:35In spite of the fact that it gets so many things very, very wrong.
00:40You see, I have four major problems with this movie.
00:43So, the first thing that I have to say is that I'm not really a fan of Tinkerbell herself in this movie.
00:49You see, compared to, say, how Tinkerbell is in the first movie,
00:54or how she is in the third movie, or the fourth movie, or the fifth movie,
00:59or literally any other of the Tinkerbell movies.
01:01I mean, even Return to Neverland, arguably.
01:04She's just a much more likable character.
01:07And before I give examples as to why I find her to not be that likable in this movie,
01:12I know what some of you are going to say.
01:14But Rockotar, Tinkerbell was unlikable in the original Peter Pan movie,
01:19which is technically the first movie she was ever in.
01:21Therefore, her personality was already originally established as not being likable.
01:26And to that, I would mainly say that in the original Peter Pan movie, Tinkerbell is not the protagonist.
01:34And it makes a big difference.
01:36And personally, I'm not even really a fan of the fact that she is mean in that movie,
01:39even if it was accurate to her character.
01:41I would still find her to be unlikable.
01:44And it's kind of one of the reasons I pointed out in my video on the first Peter Pan,
01:48as to why I think that that movie is a little bit overrated, personally.
01:52Call me a hypocrite if you want, but I don't care if it's revisionist history or not.
01:57I vastly prefer how Tinkerbell is portrayed in the majority of these Tinkerbell movies
02:03that she's the star of, except the sixth one, which is a fawn movie, basically.
02:07Even though it has Tinkerbell in the title.
02:09Anyway, as to what I don't like about Tinkerbell in this movie,
02:15she's just kind of a jerk.
02:17Like, basically, she gets put into this special position
02:20where she has to create a staff slash rod slash scepter,
02:26I believe is actually the correct term they use in the movie,
02:29to hold a special jewel called the Moonstone.
02:32And what happens is that Tinkerbell is very overcritical of herself and others,
02:39and this is consistent all the way throughout till the end of the movie.
02:43And once again, I know what you're gonna say,
02:45her being overcritical is the point.
02:48She learns a lesson by the end, right?
02:50Well, eh, kind of.
02:52Listen, I have some problems with the plot.
02:54That's one of my major issues, but I'll get to more on that later.
02:57The trouble is that the way in which she manifests her selfishness and overcritical nature
03:05is just kind of tedious to watch.
03:09I almost got attacked by bugs and bats and got blown all over the place by the wind
03:12and almost starved to death to find a mirror that grips—
03:14Don't you guys know?
03:15I'm the center of the universe?
03:17And part of the problem too is that there's huge chunks of this movie,
03:21like I mean huge chunks, where Tinkerbell is like the only speaking character on screen.
03:28So in those scenes she basically just ends up ranting about Terrence or something to herself,
03:33or she's ranting about the bug who gets stuck with her.
03:35More on that character later.
03:37And the thing is, I mean, it's kind of understandable that Terrence,
03:41when he's trying to help her out early in the movie,
03:43was annoying her and distracting her,
03:45but like the way that she just gets so ticked off with him
03:49without even trying to talk through their issues kind of bothers me.
03:53Like we're basically supposed to think that they're like best friends,
03:57but the level at which she gets ticked off with Terrence escalates before the big incident,
04:02if you know what I'm talking about.
04:06To the point where, you know, I could see her, you know,
04:08jumping the line a little bit after that point.
04:11Speaking of jumping across that line, after the big incident,
04:16Tinkerbell just like goes completely south as a character for a huge chunk of the movie,
04:22which is basically the part I was talking about where she's just ranting to herself essentially.
04:27Since after the incident,
04:30Tinkerbell literally unfriends Terrence for not giving her something she wants in that moment.
04:37After she was deliberately trying to deceive him.
04:40You need more pixie dust and you can't tell me why?
04:43A true friend wouldn't need to know why.
04:46A true friend wouldn't ask me to break the rules.
04:49Well, then I guess we're not true friends.
04:55You're not very nice.
04:56Like this might just be the lowest point Tinkerbell has ever sung to as a character outside of trying to murder Wendy, of course.
05:02I'm the victim!
05:05She runs away.
05:06You know the right age, you know.
05:09Am I the a-hole?
05:12And quite frankly, it just makes it really, really hard to root for her.
05:16You know, like her whole journey is going to fix the problem of, you know, the incident.
05:22So she can basically get off consequence free.
05:27And it's not until like over halfway through the movie that she reconsiders her treatment of Terrence.
05:34Which means we're stuck with her just being very irritating for like almost half the runtime of this movie.
05:41You know, I have more to say on certain elements of Tinkerbell in this movie.
05:45But I can't dive into details on what those are without explaining the problems with the plot.
05:50But first, I need to address two other smaller points.
05:54The second major problem with this movie is the side cast of other fairy characters.
06:00Like, it's nice that Terrence gets a lot of screen time.
06:04I like Terrence.
06:05He's a fine character.
06:06In fact, his character arc in this movie, for the most part, actually works.
06:11I thought this movie does so much, like, character building on Terrence.
06:15I mean, for him to be basically irrelevant in all future movies.
06:19Like, the owl scene where he reflects upon his own perspective in the events that led to his breakup with Tinkerbell
06:26is honestly one of the best scenes in any of these movies ever.
06:29Not only because it actually does work at getting him to see that even though he didn't mean to do anything wrong,
06:36he wasn't being self-aware enough to realize how he was irritating Tinkerbell.
06:40But also because of the fact that this scene is just really, really funny.
06:44And the bit with Fairy Gary at the end, too.
06:46Pretty much just as legendary as Terrence's section.
06:48The fellas are making fun of my kilt again.
06:52Who?
06:53The guys at the depot, they keep calling it a scart.
06:57In fact, that's the one thing that I will say this movie just about nails.
07:02It's comedic timing.
07:04Like, there's a lot of really good jokes in this movie, I won't lie.
07:07Fairy Gary loves it.
07:08Aw, he's so cute.
07:10You say so.
07:12You say so.
07:14And like, the direction and the acting is on point every single time.
07:19Like, all the jokes land in this movie.
07:21Surprising for a movie that I don't even consider to be that good.
07:24But yeah, that's one of the few aspects that keeps it in C tier and not D tier for me personally.
07:29Now, unfortunately, as for the other potential side characters who could be in this movie.
07:35And I mean, they technically are.
07:37You know, Clank, Bobble, Silvermist, Iridesa, Rosetta, etc.
07:42All of them are just essentially sidelined to the point where they get like one or two borderline cameo level scenes in this movie.
07:51And nothing else.
07:52Like, they genuinely feel like they were shoehorned in just because Disney mandated that all these characters had to appear so they could sell merchandise or something.
08:01We wrote this Tinkerbell and Terrence movie.
08:03But what about all the other characters we need to market for selling toys?
08:07And we'll give them slightly different outfits that way they have to buy new ones.
08:13Yeah.
08:14Oh, great.
08:15Because they have absolutely, utterly nothing to do with the plot.
08:18Like, prime example one here.
08:20When Terrence is going to find Tinkerbell a sharp thing, he visits Clank and Bobble first to ask them if they know where there's a sharp thing.
08:27How about a stick?
08:28No, a sharp thingy majiggy.
08:32A stick can be pretty sharp.
08:34And they just send him to the lost items beach place.
08:38But think about it.
08:39Is there any real reason why we couldn't have just skipped to Terrence having gone to the beach on his own?
08:46Like, did he really need to ask Clank and Bobble first to send him to a place that he probably should already know about?
08:54See what I mean?
08:55It's only in the movie so that we can get a scene with Clank and Bobble shoehorned in.
09:01And this is basically the same for every single scene with one of these characters.
09:06I can't think of a single scene that's relevant to the overall plot that isn't a Tinkerbell or Terrence scene.
09:12Or Fairy Mary, I guess she's kind of relevant too.
09:15So you might be wondering, if all these characters have been sidelined, who's going to interact with Tinkerbell on this quest instead?
09:37Well, I'm glad you asked, my friend. Because that's my third major issue.
09:43The bug.
09:44Blaze is probably the most worthless side character in this entire Tinkerbell sub-franchise.
09:50It is so obvious they tried to add in a character to be a cute animal sidekick for Tinkerbell.
09:57Only for it to backfire so badly that he never shows up in any of the future movies outside of a cameo.
10:05And for good reason, my friends.
10:07You see, this bug does nothing.
10:10I repeat, nothing important in the entire plot except calling his friends to help him.
10:17You heard that right.
10:18The one time he does something important, it's not even him doing it.
10:22And guess how many unhelpful things this bug does?
10:25You see, first of all, he eats all of Tinkerbell's supplies without her permission.
10:30Then has the gall to imply that Tinkerbell is in the wrong for trying to send him away after he borderline sabotaged her for no reason except that he was hungry.
10:42And later, of course, in the plot, there's the legendary scene.
10:47Quite possibly the most interesting scene in this entire movie.
10:51And he is directly responsible for wrecking the entire plot of this movie.
10:57And I'll explain why later.
10:58And on top of all that, all he does is make a little sounds all the time.
11:05And, I don't know, I just kind of find it a little annoying, personally.
11:10And, like, his only personality trait is basically being innocent in quotation marks because he's not even innocent.
11:17You know, just like, cute little puppy dog eyes kind of stuff.
11:20There's nothing interesting about this character.
11:22His only real purpose in this movie is to give us a good reason for Tinkerbell to keep saying this stuff out loud instead of just talking inside her own thoughts in her head.
11:29He's basically just a flying wall for Tinkerbell to talk to, if you know what I'm saying, that basically does nothing helpful and occasionally catastrophically wrecks Tinkerbell's entire journey.
11:41I left you in charge! Why didn't you warn me?
11:45The two most insufferable jerks in the universe.
11:48And, speaking of which, the primary portion of this video, probably, I don't know exactly how long I'm going to spend on each topic, but the fourth major issue and the most important one.
12:02The plot is not on point.
12:05This movie has so many glaring plot issues that it's kind of silly.
12:10There's, like, aspects to this movie that are, like, quite good, but then a lot of it just fails.
12:14Let me tell you, the execution is really not that bad. It's the, it's literally the plot. The plot is the problem.
12:21So, like I said, Tinkerbell has this scepter that she has to build for this moonstone, right?
12:28Which happens to be the rare, only one that anyone knows of in the whole world.
12:32And they literally need it to keep the pixie dust tree alive.
12:35So, guess what happens?
12:37The incident.
12:39Yes, yes, Tinkerbell accidentally destroys the moonstone.
12:48And then, this is the funny part, right?
12:51She has the gall to blame Terrence for being the one to essentially destroy it.
12:56Of course, she doesn't tell him that he destroyed it.
12:58But she's mad at him because she believes he's responsible for destroying it.
13:02Because he brought her something helpful.
13:04But she refused to listen to him and even examine the thing that he brought her.
13:07And then, in her anger, she kicks it and, well, I'm sure you can see what happens on screen.
13:12Ouch!
13:13And like I said, that's, that's really where Tinkerbell, being unlikable, just takes a near irreversible turn till nearly the end of the movie.
13:22Where, thankfully, she comes back to her senses.
13:24But before that point, you see, Tinkerbell needs another moonstone, right?
13:28Or something.
13:29Some way to fix it because she can't do it herself.
13:31It won't go back together even though she tried.
13:33I do like that they actually included a clip of her trying to put it back together.
13:37That is a nice touch.
13:39So, guess how she finds out how to fix the moonstone.
13:43She watches a play about a story that she has no good reason or evidence to believe is actually true other than Fairy Mary says so.
13:55And plans an entire adventure based on this.
13:59And it wouldn't have even been possible if this specific story was not at the fairytale theater at this specific exact point in time when she would have needed to hear it.
14:13Of all the possible stories that could be...
14:16Conveniently, let me watch the one that could solve the problem.
14:20Which, by the way, was a set of instructions on how to find the mirror, which...
14:25She gives directions out there.
14:28I know.
14:29Like, really.
14:31Who writes a musical song that's literally just a set of instructions on how to find something?
14:36And no one, I repeat, no one has ever thought to actually follow those instructions to see if it's true or not before?
14:43How has no one found the mirror at this point already and already used up the last wish?
14:48That's another good question right there, honestly.
14:51We have two massive problems here.
14:53One, there's no good basis on which Tinkerbell should actually believe that this story is true with no evidence.
15:00How does she know for sure that she's not just wasting her time?
15:04Like, cause here's the thing.
15:06Fairy Mary tells her that it's true, right?
15:09But how does she know that Fairy Mary knows it's true?
15:12Fairy Mary hasn't given her any good reason to believe that she knows that it's true.
15:16She could just be saying it for dramatic effect that it's true.
15:19Or she could be one of those people who just believes all these things are true, but, you know, hasn't really substantiated any of her beliefs.
15:25My question is how does Fairy Mary know that it's a true story?
15:28And second of all, the absolute catastrophic level of coincidence going on here.
15:33It's okay to start a story with a coincidence, sure, but the problem is we're already too far in the plot for a coincidence to be allowed at this point.
15:42You see, if a major event like the Moonstone getting shattered has already taken place, then having the theater happen after that is a huge coincidence.
15:52It would have been better if they put the theater scene, like near the start of the movie, had Tinkerbell pay it no heed, think that it's just a load of nonsense,
16:00then later smash the Moonstone, and then think back about the story she heard, and investigate to see if it really is true, discover that it is true, and then go on the journey.
16:10It would be less of a coincidence, and then Tinkerbell would have good reason to believe that the story actually is true.
16:17Both problems solved with one simple rewrite.
16:20Plus, having the opening of the movie be this, like, mysterious story being told would perfectly fit with the title being Tinkerbell and the Lost Treasure.
16:28But, like, the Lost Treasure stuff doesn't happen till, like, over 20 minutes in because of all the setup with the Moonstone and all that,
16:35and Terrence and Tinkerbell's relationship, you know, devolving and all that.
16:39Wish only good will, or no good will come you, for the treasure you seek, you may yet come to run!
16:54Yeah, that doesn't mean nothing!
16:58The curse wouldn't have affected her anyway.
17:00Yeah, it's going to throw in some drama.
17:02Uh-huh.
17:03Either the fairies themselves or the writers of the movie.
17:06It's not like it's gonna, like, curse you or give you the opposite of what you wish.
17:11Yeah.
17:12It's literally just the be careful what you wish for.
17:14Yeah.
17:15Not, you know, wish true or you're willing to wish for.
17:18Uh, okay, so...
17:19Yeah.
17:20What?
17:21She's just an idiot.
17:22That's all that happens later on.
17:23It's not like she wished for something bad.
17:24But, yeah, then there's that, you know, annoying scene where Tinkerbell gets mad at Terrence for not giving her what she wants,
17:30and then she unfriends him and all that.
17:32And get this, another coincidence happens right after that scene.
17:36Because she can't get enough pixie dust to fly all the way to the lost treasure with just pixie dust, right?
17:43But by sheer chance, she accidentally spills some pixie dust on cotton.
17:49At least I believe it's cotton, it could be something else.
17:51And gets the idea to build a balloon.
17:54Ah, how convenient.
17:57They landed, I just decided to go to a cotton field and accidentally dropped my pixie dust on a cotton.
18:04Meaning if she hadn't flown to this specific location and hadn't accidentally dropped her pixie dust in this spot,
18:11she would have never gotten the idea to make a balloon and thus would have never gone on the journey and thus nothing would be fixed.
18:17Not that it would have needed to be fixed anyway based on the ending of the movie.
18:22But yeah, anyway, we get to explore Tinkerbell and the beginning of her journey, you know,
18:28make sure to buy all the new Tinkerbell dolls with her special explorer outfit.
18:32And don't forget to also buy the cool accessory of her air balloon adventure ship available at your local Disney store.
18:39After this is when the bug is introduced, but I pretty much ranted about everything there is to rant about his introduction scene.
18:44So we'll just skip to the next part in which Tinkerbell's balloon gets caught on a tree and she decides to go investigate what she thinks is the arch from the story.
18:53After Tinkerbell investigates what she thinks is the arch.
18:56You see, she leaves Blaze behind to watch her balloon.
19:00But Blaze literally is so pathetically weak that there's nothing he can do to stop the balloon from being blown away in the breeze.
19:06And then Tinkerbell has the goal to insult Blaze, I can't believe I'm actually defending this bug for once, for not protecting the balloon.
19:16The best thing he could have done was to go and warn Tinkerbell in this situation.
19:19What I don't understand is why Tinkerbell didn't send Blaze to investigate if the arch was the real arch or not.
19:26Well, she protected the balloon because she probably would have actually been strong enough to do something.
19:31Like I'm not saying she's super muscular, but I mean look at the body weight comparison here.
19:36Her head is almost as big as his entire body.
19:38Oh, but don't worry nothing actually goes wrong because of this incident.
19:41Because by sheer chance Tinkerbell ends up flying in basically the right direction anyway.
19:47And then the one time Blaze actually does something halfway useful happens.
19:51And it turns out that the random direction she was just flying in trying to chase her balloon down without even knowing if she was going the right way or not.
19:59Turns out she's like within five minute walking distance of the arch.
20:02Not only walking distance, but walking distance for bugs.
20:05You know, by sheer chance and coincidence.
20:07And then, there's actually a good scene I gotta admit.
20:10Like I said, the comedy in this movie is genuinely pretty great.
20:14And the next scene with the troll bridge, like honestly, it might actually be perfect.
20:20Like no notes.
20:21And thank goodness by this point Tinkerbell actually realizes how much of an idiot she's been for, you know, just blaming Terrence for everything.
20:31Oh, that reminds me.
20:32I almost forgot to mention that like what like vision that she has of her blaming Terrence slightly earlier in the movie for like no particular reason.
20:39Like just out of nowhere, she thinks about how she was mean to Terrence.
20:42Like, and this is based on nothing really in particular triggering that thought to appear in her mind.
20:48So I, I don't know what that was about.
20:49But anyway, maybe the reason why this troll scene actually works is because, oh, I don't know.
20:54She has someone to talk to who's not a bug who only responds with.
20:58But yeah, anyway, I can't criticize the troll scene.
21:04It's, it's perfection incarnate.
21:06And then that long last Tinkerbell reaches the treasure she has been searching for.
21:12And it is here when the movie completely and utterly falls apart.
21:17You see, it would have been a heavily flawed movie already up to this point, but maybe still just barely a decent one.
21:24You know, like even in spite of all its problems, it's at least trying to tell a good message, even if it's a very simple one about friendship.
21:33And it has pretty good comedy to back it up, decent directing, a good atmosphere.
21:38It's not overly serious, so maybe we can forgive some of the plot hole.
21:43But no, not what happens next.
21:45That's truly unforgivable.
21:47You see, Tinkerbell finally gets the mirror in her hand to make a wish.
21:52Guess what happens?
21:54Because Blaze won't stop buzzing around her.
21:57She accidentally wishes that he would stay quiet for one minute.
22:03I wish.
22:05I wish.
22:06I wish.
22:08I wish.
22:10No.
22:11Blaze, I wish you'd be quiet for one minute.
22:14Oh well, we tried.
22:16And that uses up the final wish on the mirror, making it impossible for her to wish the moonstone back together, or wish for a second moonstone, or whatever she would have done.
22:30Meaning that her entire trip up to this point has been made redundant by this bug.
22:36No, that one didn't count!
22:38I take it back!
22:39Please, please, I take it back!
22:41That wasn't my wish!
22:42Please!
22:43Who wrote this thing?
22:45I don't know.
22:46Tinkerbell's so stupid.
22:47This mirror was my, uh, pants!
22:49This is like, the biggest choke I think I've ever seen in cinematic history.
22:54Yes, yes, she did along the way learn that she needs to forgive Terrence.
23:01But it's not like she couldn't have also learned that while still being in Pixie Hollow.
23:07So my point still stands.
23:09The entirety of her journey in this movie to find the mirror is literally pointless.
23:15Unless you really want to argue that this diamond, which coincidentally happens to be on the mirror, which she then uses in her new version of the scepter to make the best scepter ever or whatever at the end,
23:27was, like, crucial, and she had to go on this journey to find this diamond that she didn't even know she was gonna need!
23:34Haha!
23:35Yeah, yeah, whatever.
23:36I'm sure you could make that argument.
23:38But I just, I cannot get over the fact that they actually had the gall to basically invalidate her entire journey.
23:46Like, the frustrating thing, too, is that, like, it's not like she found out that the mirror doesn't really have a magic power or something.
23:53No, no!
23:54It really did!
23:55She could have actually genuinely wished for the Moonstone to be put back together, or genuinely wished for a second Moonstone and it would have happened!
24:03No, no!
24:04She accidentally misspeaks and wastes the last wish instead.
24:08Like, honestly, why didn't they just make it so that Fairy Mary was wrong and that the story wasn't actually true, at least part of it, in that the mirror could grant a wish?
24:18Or maybe just have it so that someone else had already gotten there first and used up the last wish and so there was nothing that she could do?
24:25Not only would that have been a more believable thing to happen, but it would have allowed this movie to essentially have its cake and eat it, too.
24:32Well, okay, maybe not eat it, too, since it's not like the ending of this movie actually works.
24:36But anyway, you know what? I should probably start discussing that.
24:40I could go on and on about how disappointing the resolution to this mirror plotline is.
24:45But, you see, Terrence shows up immediately after Tinkerbell makes this wish because apparently he was following her the whole time after he discovered all her plans and stuff.
24:54And thank goodness he grabbed all of her staff equipment or they'd totally be screwed.
24:58Yeah, but anyway, like, there's another coincidence I could rant about, too, is that he specifically, I mean, this is literally right out of his mouth.
25:06I flew all night and all day over the sea, and just when I was gonna run out of dust, I stumbled into that flying machine of yours.
25:13Like, the movie's not even trying to hide its coincidental nature at this point.
25:17Like, sure, he just randomly happened to stumble into an item that he NEEDED to finish finding Tinkerbell.
25:24You know, by sheer chance. Or else the whole plot wouldn't work anymore.
25:28This movie shows up a lot of, if one thing was out of place, the plot doesn't work once.
25:33Speaking of the whole plot not working, how about that ending?
25:36You see, if you watch a movie and you see characters that are flawed, and they do something wrong, like, I don't know, breaking a priceless artifact that doesn't even belong to them, even if they go through some troubling friendship issues and fix that up by the end, what about the artifact?
25:51I mean, that wasn't even theirs. That was property of the government, effectively.
25:55I mean, surely there's going to be some sort of consequence for their actions.
26:00The fact that they got into an argument in the first place caused this problem, right?
26:04So, like, you know, them having to deal with the broken moonstone means that they're only going to get, like, you know, 50% of the blue dust or something, right?
26:13What's that? They get, like, triple the blue dust because of the broken moonstone?
26:18So you're telling me that not only is there no consequence to their bad behavior earlier in the movie and destruction of state slash government property, but they actually get rewarded for breaking this priceless artifact?
26:35Also, every single fairy who makes a staff from now on has to make one to account for the broken moonstone.
26:41I know. They have to do a lot more calculations. Either that or they just reuse their staff over and over again.
26:47This diamond was crucial. I know.
26:51And on top of that, it means that even if Tinkerbell's journey had been successful and she wished for another moonstone, that would have actually been a worse result than not even going on the trip in the first place and just dealing with the moonstone.
27:07Oh, and they don't even tell the truth at the end. Like, Tinkerbell gets accused of intentionally breaking the moonstone as a genius idea to get more dust.
27:17What made you think of breaking the moonstone into all those tiny little pieces?
27:23Genius!
27:25And she doesn't even fess up to the fact that it was an accident caused by her selfishness and Terrence's obliviousness. Like, please.
27:35Is this really the lesson that we gotta learn from this?
27:39Yeah, yeah, whatever. The friendship lesson may as well quote unquote work.
27:43It's not fundamentally flawed.
27:45But like, you're really telling me that, oh, it's okay if you make some massive mistake and break some priceless artifact or ruin a cultural thing that's been handed down to you for decades or centuries.
27:59Because, I mean, don't worry, it'll probably work out even better in the end anyway.
28:03Who needs consequences for her actions?
28:06Like I said, I think, I think my biggest, genuinely my biggest problem with this movie, other than I wish it'd be a mistake by it for one minute,
28:13is just the fact that there, there's literally no consequences to her breaking the moonstone.
28:21Generations of fairies keeping it in perfect shape, then she breaks it and gets rewarded.
28:26They're like, oh, that's fine. But seriously.
28:31Like, I feel like, sure, they could become friends again, but they can't just, you know, not only act like there wasn't a problem all along.
28:40But no, it's actually better than before. Come on, at least make it like, oh, there's less this time, but it's enough for the tree to survive.
28:501,200. Or, or maybe, maybe on her journey, she discovers another moonstone instead.
28:59But she only discovers it because of Terrence showing up or something.
29:02That would be a better resolution.
29:05That their friendship got another moonstone to replace the first one.
29:09If they didn't work together, then they wouldn't have fixed the problem.
29:13I wonder if this movie is like, actually for real any of his favorite people.
29:17Because it has so many more glaring flaws than any of the other movies do.
29:21And it misses, like, it has some very charming moments, but it feels like it overall is missing a lot of the charm.
29:26I feel like you'd have to be the world's biggest Terrence fan to say that it's your favorite.
29:30You know what I mean?
29:31Plus, this movie just feels the least special.
29:34Like, the other ones have something, right?
29:37Also, I think the themes of the other movies are just a lot more potent, too.
29:41This one's the most generic.
29:43Like, you know, don't be mean and let's all be friends and not hold grudges against each other.
29:50Forgive each other if we make mistakes.
29:52Not that there's anything wrong with that, but it's definitely the most simple.
29:55Like, going from, you know, society rejecting you because of your specific talents and abilities to let's all be friends.
30:04Yeah.
30:05You know what I mean?
30:06Mm-hmm.
30:07And, well, I guess that's basically everything I have to say about this movie.
30:11Eh, not the worst thing I've ever seen, but it certainly could have been a lot better.
30:17I do want to also point out the fact that the, like, directing in this movie is pretty good since I don't think I mentioned that before, too, if I have one final thing to say.
30:27Like, there's a lot of really nice-looking shots in this movie.
30:30A pretty good atmosphere to the whole thing.
30:32Like I said, all the jokes and acting is pretty on point throughout.
30:36Kind of just makes me wish the director had been given a better script because, you know, they actually did quite a good job here.
30:42And with that, I, uh, I now expect to see very in-depth comments from anyone who's attempting to defend this movie as being one of the best Tinkerbell movies.
30:52And remember, Terrence's kinda schmexy isn't a good enough reason for why this is an amazing movie.
31:00And with that, I would like to thank my patrons who help support my channel in an extra way.
31:06And, by the way, they do also receive some nice benefits.
31:09Such as an exclusive Discord server, early videos, which are all ad-free, and even some exclusive content.
31:16Such as an extended reaction that me and the Stingray, a.k.a. my brother, had to this movie.
31:23Which is all available on there for anyone who's interested.
31:26And also a thank you to the channel members as well, too.
31:29Though, they don't get as many benefits.
31:32That's why I only charge, like, a dollar for it.
31:34But, hey, if enough people actually sign up for the channel memberships,
31:38then this setting I've had turned on since I first started it will actually activate for once,
31:42where if at least eight people, yes, not even eight people are signed up, are signed up,
31:46then their icons will appear, like, on my channel, uh, that show that you support the channel.
31:52Like, it picks eight people from whoever signed up randomly.
31:55Remember, it's only a dollar if you, you know, wanted a chance to appear on the front of my channel as a supporter.
32:01Plus you get a little icon next to your name whenever you leave a comment.
32:04Anyway, that's enough marketing from me.
32:05I'm also on several other social media platforms that are completely free to follow
32:11if you're interested in following me on any of those.
32:13You know, just about all the main ones you can think of, link in the description down below.
32:17And, uh, if you're still interested in sticking with some videos on this channel,
32:23then obviously I recommend to you my previous Tinkerbell video reviewing the first movie in the franchise,
32:29which is better than this one, in my opinion.
32:31And, uh, over here is a playlist on my entire retrospective of all the Tinkerbell and Peter Pan-related movies,
32:40uh, since I'm going through all of them, and I already covered the first two Peter Pan movies as well as the first Tinkerbell.
32:46Well, anyways, hopefully one of those should be interesting to you if you enjoyed this video.
32:50And also, if there really is anyone out there who really likes this movie,
32:55you gotta leave some good reasons down in the comments.
32:58Yeah.
32:59But most importantly of all, always remember to be iconic.
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