Tinkerbell and the Neverbeast a Fun Family Movie

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“Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast” is an animated film produced by DisneyToon Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures in 2014. It is the sixth installment in the Disney Fairies film series, which focuses on the adventures of Tinker Bell and her fairy friends in the magical world of Pixie Hollow.

In this particular film, Tinker Bell and her fellow fairies are tasked with protecting Pixie Hollow. While out exploring the forest, Tinker Bell discovers a mysterious creature known as the NeverBeast, also called Gruff. Gruff is a massive and fearsome beast with glowing green eyes and impressive horns. He is believed to bring destruction and chaos wherever he goes, and the fairies are unsure whether he poses a threat to their home.

Initially frightened by the creature, Tinker Bell and her friends attempt to capture and banish Gruff from Pixie Hollow. However, as they learn more about him and his gentle nature, they start to question their initial assumptions. Fawn, a fairy who has a special bond with animals, is particularly intrigued by Gruff and believes that he is not the danger he’s been made out to be.

As the story progresses, Fawn and Tinker Bell must work together to save Gruff from a group of fairies who are determined to get rid of him. They embark on a journey to understand the truth behind the legend of the NeverBeast and ultimately discover that Gruff has a crucial role to play in Pixie Hollow’s ecosystem.

“Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast” explores themes of friendship, trust, and the importance of looking beyond appearances. It showcases the growth and development of Tinker Bell as a character and emphasizes the idea that things are not always as they seem.

The film received generally positive reviews for its animation, storytelling, and heartwarming themes. It offers an engaging adventure for both children and adults, further expanding the enchanting world of Tinker Bell and her magical companions.

Our Tinkerbell and the Neverbeast Review

Disney’s iconic fairy, Tinkerbell, who first came to life in the classic “Peter Pan“, has a new full-length movie out on Blu-Ray, DVD and Digital HD. The sixth in the Steve Loter animated Tinkerbell series, Tinkerbell and the Neverbeast, is available everywhere.

Tinkerbell (voiced by Mae Whitman) is present, but spunky, rule-breaking, animal fairy FAWN (voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin) is the star fairy in this story about a huge creature known as the Neverbeast. It’s a movie about listening to your heart and that seldom can you judge a book (or beast) by its cover.

Set in Pixie Hollow, we meet Disney’s new fairies, the Scouts, who are athletic and lead by Nyx (voiced by Rosario Dawson). It doesn’t take long before Fawn is in front of Queen Clarion (voiced by Anjelica Huston) for recklessly harboring a hawk that could pose a threat to all the fairies and Pixie Hollow.

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Before long there’s a low, loud roar and Fawn’s curiosity leads her to the discovery of the Neverbeast–he’s huge, grey with black streaks, rows and rows of teeth and some seriously green eyes. When the pint-sized fairy meets the ginormous Neverbeast the storyline has a feel of The Lion and the Mouse. A thorn is stuck in the Neverbeast’s paw.

Helping those in need sometimes leads to a friendship, as is the case with FAWN and the Neverbeast, she names Gruff.

The storyline moves with Gurff using giant rocks to build something mysterious. It rolls along with a great soundtrack that keeps the action movie.