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Fri 5/30/2008 6:30a | This topic is for Discussion of Latest: Walt Disney Pictures Gives a Voice to One of the Worlds Most Beloved and Timeless Characte
For the first time in history, Tinker Bell, one of the world’s most beloved animated characters, will speak in an all-new original film that reveals many of life’s wondrous mysteries of nature. From two-time Academy Award® winner John Lasseter, Chief Creative Officer of Walt Disney and Pixar Animation Studios, and the storytellers at Walt Disney Pictures, comes a spectacular, full-length CG animated movie filled with magic and adventure. Tinker Bell takes flight on October 28, 2008 with a treasure trove of captivating bonus features on Disney DVD and Blu-rayTM Disc.
Film Clip with Tinker Bell Speaking
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| mawnck
Fri 5/30/2008 11:31a | Not the first time.
http://www.kiddierecords.com/2...k_31.htm
The 5 parts are out of order, BTW. It's supposed to go Intro - Main Street - Fantasyland - Frontierland - Tomorrowland.
To listen in order, here's what you do:
0:00 to 1:38
7:30 to end
3:36 to 5:27
1:40 to 3:33
5:28 to 7:29 |
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| DlandDug
Fri 5/30/2008 4:59p | I have that Mattel Musical Map, and have been "listening" to Tinker Bell for years... |
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| basil fan
Sat 5/31/2008 10:49a | It really wouldn't work if every fairy spoke except Tink. And in the original novel, she does speak, only humans can't understand her.
I just have very little interest in seeing her in CGI. Too much like watching a Barbie movie.
Mouse Tales
http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/...ice.html |
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| JenniBarra
Sun 6/1/2008 6:46p | I've known this was coming, but I wasn't looking forward to it. I think that, in her original form, part of the charm and spunk comes from the fact that she communicates without speech. I have to agree with basil fan, though. If you're going to have a movie focused on the fairies, it will only work if everyone talks. |
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| DVC_dad
Sun 6/1/2008 8:07p | My DD is all for it, so I'm all for it.
Hoorrraayy! |
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| mawnck
Mon 6/2/2008 8:53a | Folks on cartoonbrew.com are noting that Lasseter looks like he's starring in a hostage video.
And that there's a glaring animation error at 1:24, when the orange fairy's arm and hair go right through the pink fairy. This in the PROMO CLIP. Imagine what the rest of the thing is like.
The Pixar revolution is looking mighty shaky ... |
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| christiemarsh88
Mon 6/2/2008 8:54a | I'm not much for "modernization" of classic characters, but this particular instance doesn't really bother me. The animation looks to be fairly well done for a DTV project, and Tinkerbell still seems to retained most of her original spunk, rather than be watered down to be more kid-friendly. I can't imagine seeing it, but I know that lots of little kids will really love it. |
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| christiemarsh88
Mon 6/2/2008 9:04a | oh, wow, mawnck. I didn't see that far into the clip, so I didn't see that before you mentioned it. That's pretty funny. Maybe fairies can move through walls and other solid objects (including other fairies). They are magical beings after all ;) |
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| jdub
Mon 6/2/2008 9:34a | While I do wish that Disney would lay of the sequels, I want to say right here that I like to imagine T.B.'s voice as sounding much like that of the beloved character Droopy. |
