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Soo is there a Tinkerbell fandom on here or..
if we ever get a tinkerbell movie somewhere in the near future I was thinking that they should really experiment with the idea of tink taking chips from old phones/computers or other things from technology as "lost things" to make her inventions, making them automated or even have some sort of web interface (tinkerbell creates fairy internet?? hello??)
but then I realized this takes place during the late 1800s to early 1900s so. no possibility of that lmao
A definitive ranking of the Tinkerbell movies by a stay at home mom who has a child obsessed with Tinkerbell AKA the list no one asked for a review on
And honestly they should have made more movies, I became a little invested
6. Great Fairy Adventure
My deepest apology to my son, as this is his favorite, but this Tinkerbell saga is EMOJI MOVIE tier and I'm tired of pretending it's not. The main theme of this movie is a Disney classic, child neglect and not listening to your kids. The trope is overdone. Lizzy's voice is nails on a chalkboard, the casting of Michael Sheen is chaotic??? This movie is the bane of my existence. However, Lizzy deserves credit for her fairy house designs, Missy has a bright architectural career waiting for her if she wishes.
5. Lost Treasure
A movie where Tink displays pure BRAT behavior. This would have ranked lower, it probably should have, but Jesse McCartney is a major role, and my 2007 self could never make him a bottom tier. Alternative title for this movie: Tink needs a Xanax, maybe some PTO.
4. Tinkerbell
Mediocre backstory but honestly such a great example of not changing who you are. I dig it, it's a little quirky albeit not a memorable experience. It can exist.
3. Pirate Fairy
This is Captain Hook's backstory but also clearly queer coded fae are involved and I live for this. There's something vaguely bisexual about this movie. I cry everytime they play Natasha Bedingfield's Weightless in this movie. Again, storyline is a little murky, but cute kawaii crocodile babies make up for it for me.
2. Secret of the Wings
Lucy Hale's most memorable role next to PLL. I absolutely adored this movie. My child, however, does not, and I often find me asking him to watch it more than he asks me. This movie doesn't get the respect it deserves and we even explore a fairy love story? Tink quite literally says "FUCK THE MAN" in this movie, and it's a great lesson for kids to question authority (like this reads as sarcasm but really it's not).
1. Neverbeast
There should be no argument, Neverbeast is the absolute best movie. The only disappointment it served is not exploring a single other fairy friend after??? Feels lazy. Everything about this movie is enjoyable and Gruff is the sweetest, cutest beast I've ever seen. I have no witty remark, I love when my kid asks to watch this.
