(I think I watched on YouTube, too, actually.... I'm a terrible, awful person!)
Check out the teaser for the Great Fairy Rescue. It's fun seeing Tinkerbell trying to communicate with the little girl.
Ha ha! I always hated Tinkerbell in Hook as well, to be honest. Maybe I just don't care for Julia Roberts. Such big teeth!
I never read Peter Pan, isn't that sad? I really need to. I'd not be at all surprised if he couldn't actually understand Tinkerbell's speech, but there's a lot to be said about reading body language and tone in general. I don't speak the same language of cats or dogs, for example, but I've been around them long enough that I can usually understand what they are saying with their body language just fine. Tinkerbell would be even easier since she has the same look as a regular human, so you could read her facial cues and even gestures to understand what she's saying...or know when she's really upset with you! In case the red glow didn't give it away. ^_-;
(Doesn't Tinkerbell die in the play when Wendy says she doesn't believe in fairies? And wasn't another point of the play about getting the audience to show it believed in fairies to bring Tinkerbell back to life? They actually implemented that in Disney's Peter Pan sequel. I was actually taken back by it. How awful for poor little Tinkerbell to have her life depend on someone believing in her, especially when the child is staring right at her and denies her existence!)
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Check out the teaser for the Great Fairy Rescue. It's fun seeing Tinkerbell trying to communicate with the little girl.
Ha ha! I always hated Tinkerbell in Hook as well, to be honest. Maybe I just don't care for Julia Roberts. Such big teeth!
I never read Peter Pan, isn't that sad? I really need to. I'd not be at all surprised if he couldn't actually understand Tinkerbell's speech, but there's a lot to be said about reading body language and tone in general. I don't speak the same language of cats or dogs, for example, but I've been around them long enough that I can usually understand what they are saying with their body language just fine. Tinkerbell would be even easier since she has the same look as a regular human, so you could read her facial cues and even gestures to understand what she's saying...or know when she's really upset with you! In case the red glow didn't give it away. ^_-;
(Doesn't Tinkerbell die in the play when Wendy says she doesn't believe in fairies? And wasn't another point of the play about getting the audience to show it believed in fairies to bring Tinkerbell back to life? They actually implemented that in Disney's Peter Pan sequel. I was actually taken back by it. How awful for poor little Tinkerbell to have her life depend on someone believing in her, especially when the child is staring right at her and denies her existence!)