Don't waste your money. This isn't the Tigger you know and love. My whole family was so bored, we walked out halfway through.
While Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, Too may not have all the charm and sensitivity of the original books by A.A. Milne, this film has all the warmth and love of a corporate executive squeezing the last cent out of a beloved, but deceased, author of delightful books for children. I usually enjoy Disney movies, as do my children, but everything you've heard about Disney ruining a children's classic is true in this case.
The whole plot is laid out in the first five minutes of a movie that has all the dramatic pacing of The Land Before Time. The flat characters sing incredibly dull musical numbers while bouncing randomly around the screen with animation that would look amateurish from anyone, let alone Disney.
In Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, Too, Tigger was brash but lovable. Now he's just rude, condescending, and obnoxious - if he were a neighbor, you wouldn't let your kids play with him.
Skip the movie, and don't bother with the video. Instead, walk across the street, buy a good book, and read it with your kids. You'll be glad you did.
While Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, Too may not have all the charm and sensitivity of the original books by A.A. Milne, this film has all the warmth and love of a corporate executive squeezing the last cent out of a beloved, but deceased, author of delightful books for children. I usually enjoy Disney movies, as do my children, but everything you've heard about Disney ruining a children's classic is true in this case.
The whole plot is laid out in the first five minutes of a movie that has all the dramatic pacing of The Land Before Time. The flat characters sing incredibly dull musical numbers while bouncing randomly around the screen with animation that would look amateurish from anyone, let alone Disney.
In Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, Too, Tigger was brash but lovable. Now he's just rude, condescending, and obnoxious - if he were a neighbor, you wouldn't let your kids play with him.
Skip the movie, and don't bother with the video. Instead, walk across the street, buy a good book, and read it with your kids. You'll be glad you did.