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Jun Falkenstein directs The Tigger Movie. The film
features the voice talents of Jim Cummings, Nikita Hopkins,
John Fiedler, Ken Sansom, Peter Cullen, Andre Stojka, and
Kath Soucie. ***
When Winnie the Pooh and company prepare to set up
an adequate winter home for a friend, Tigger's constant
bouncing around causes more harm than good. So his friends
suggest he go outside and find more of his species to bounce
around with. He takes their advice literally, and embarks
on a search for his own family. ***
Anyone who is a fan of the Winnie the Pooh franchise
is going to enjoy this film. The characters here are timeless,
and with a relevant, entertaining storyline, The Tigger
Movie gets the job done and then some. ***
It's hard to create entertainment these days that is
appropriate for all ages but still manages to draw in an
older audience. While it's clear that this movie was created
with younger viewers in mind, it certainly doesn't alienate
any potential older viewers. Disney has always managed to
depict characters and storylines in such a fashion that
their material is timeless, and appeals to all ages. This
film is no different. It isn't exactly a classic in the
seemingly-endless array of Disney animated features, but
for what it is, it's a very entertaining film. ---
Image And Sound:
As a fairly recent production, this film looks and
sounds very good for this home video release. Colors are
vibrant and there aren't any anomalies that will detract
from the all-important viewing experience. Audio fares just
fine as well, with the speakers coming to life during song
sequences. All in all, a good presentation.
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