That is my sister. We’re making Blue Steel faces because that’s appropriate for wedding photos. Spoiler Alert: This DVD is about sisters. That isn’t really a spoiler because the DVD description tells you that. Except I didn’t read the DVD description so I was actually sort of surprised at that part.
Remember how once upon a time (see what I did there?) I auditioned to be Tinker Bell at Disney World and then quit halfway through the audition process when I discovered that the girl who plays Tinker Bell? They strap her to a zipline and send her flying off of the top of Cinderella’s castle every night. I might be small and pixie-like but I do not have a death wish, y’all.
And that’s the story of how I worked at a coffee shop perfecting lattes where I was totally safe, except for that one time I sliced my hand open on the bagel knife. Only that turned out fine, except for the guy who ordered a bagel.
Sometimes I start telling a story and people look at me like “What in the heckfire are you even talking about?”
I’ve seen a surprising amount of the Disney Fairies movies because of the fact that Tinker Bell seems to be a favorite of both my nieces as well. So when I have them over we typically go to the library and let them check out a Tinker Bell movie. Except by “go to the library” I mean “browse Amazon Prime” because my library only has like, two Tinker Bell movies.
There are a lot of perks to being a review blogger, like trying out new makeup and getting to go to fun events but nothing as great as getting a copy of the Disney movie “Secret of the Wings” your niece put on her Christmas list a month before it releases and inviting her over for a surprise movie date. My nieces think I am super cool. They also think I am magic because I haven’t yet revealed to them that the video baby monitor is how I can see and talk to them when I am in another room, so no one tell them that secret.
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I just really like that Tinker Bell. She’s very spritely. Except for that she is a fairy and not a sprite. Wikipedia says there is a difference. The story centers on Tinker Bell finding her long-lost sister. It’s a sweet tale of working together for a greater good and the importance of family. Jeff and I agreed this was our favorite movie of the Disney Fairies series so far; it was cute and fun and sprinkled with clean adult humor so we weren’t bored watching it with the little ones.
Plus, I felt as though my only complaint about the series in general is that sometimes Tinker Bell breaks the rules and then that works out in her favor, which isn’t my favorite lesson to teach little ones. In this one, she does the same but I felt like they showed the consequences of her actions, the reason for the rules and a working together to see why the rules might need changing in a positive way. I was filling my BFF in on the movie and my happiness with that part, since she and I share the same feelings about that.
I’m five years older than my sister, although the fact that I look like a twelve year constantly causes people to question us on that point. We spent our youth playing imaginative games, dressing up like princesses and creating elaborate pine straw castles in the backyard. I may or may not have at some point in time pushed her off the top bunk bed just to see if she could fly like Tinker Bell.
Sisterhood is like a secret sorority of shared experiences and nostalgic memories, bound together by a growing thread of friendship. Sisterhood was fun when we were young but beautiful as we age. It’s the only thing that makes me slightly ache to have another child, the bond of a sibling. But then I remember 6 Months In The NICU and that time my sister read my diary, out loud, on the playground and I reconsider that.
Just kidding. Not really. That totally happened. I’m an awesome sister for forgiving that. Plus also, I broke her Style Me Barbie head. Like I said, sisterhood is awesome.
If you have yourself a little pair of sister siblings, this movie is a great stocking stuffer. It’s a sweet story and a cute one, too. You can watch the trailer below and leave a comment with your favorite sisterhood story (be it sibling or sister-like friends) to be entered to win a Flitterific Fairies Blue-ray™ Double Pack!
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I would love to win this movie for my two sweet, little girls. Although they are both toddlers, their sister relationship is already beginning to grow and it’s so sweet to watch them. They both love Tinker Bell and the Fairy Movies and I know they would love to find this in their stocking on Christmas morning. I, too, have a sister and I know how precious a sister relationship is.
OH MY OH MY OH MY!!!! I have two sisters and I also have two daughters. Oh, how I would love to surprise them with this movie. One of my girls was Tinker Bell for Halloween 4 years in a row. They are growing up now (ages 12 and 10), but are still so sweet and wonderful with each other…and still love Disney…this movie would be a perfect gift!
My BFF Sarah is my sister (from another mother. and father. but that’s another story). after i had my daughter when i was freaking out and so tired, she came over to watch daughter so i could go out and do things. alone. and take a nap. she is totally awesome for always knowing what I need and helping me out!
Keep me out of the giveaway. I just wanted to say I’m so glad I’m not the only one who gets upset when a kids program shows a character breaking the rules and benefiting from it (Curious George, I’m talking to you!).
I would love to win this for my best friend’s daughter!
My sister and I didn’t get along AT ALL! She’s 6 and a half years older than me so that had something to do with it, I believe. Well, that and we had absolutely nothing in common, other than our parents, of course. Our main purpose in life was to bring misery to each other as often as possible and we took that challenge seriously. I never stood a chance against my sister physically as this was proven over and over by the many times she made me “hit” myself with my own hand as well as all the times I was sat on and tickled mercilessly for her mere sadistic enjoyment. I had to use other tactics to inflict payback by trying to outwit her and one story in particular comes to mind…
My sister and I used to fill plastic cups full of kool aid and freeze them. Usually, they were only partially frozen due to our lack of patience of waiting the appropriate freezing time. These plastic cups were actually butter containers with lids that once they were empty, became cups or containers for leftovers and they were dark plastic and not see through. So,one day as I was scrounging around the freezer looking for something to eat, I ran across one of those cups that our mom had labelled “vegetable soup”. I opened the container to make sure that was what was in the cup, which unfortunately it was, when an idea came to mind. I grabbed a spoon and took the cup into the living room where my sister was watching tv. I sat down in a chair close to the tv as to make sure I was in her line of vision and as planned, it didn’t take her long to notice me sitting there. She asked me what I had in my hand and I told her I had found a cup of frozen kool aid in the freezer. I stated it must have been forgotten in there and how lucky I was to have found it. Picking up on the fact I hadn’t mentioned I had put it in there and wasn’t the rightful owner, she said she had put some kool aid in the freezer a few days before and it belonged to her. Of course, I argued the “finders keepers” rule and refused to hand over the cup. Well, it didn’t take her long to over power me and lay claim to the prize. After declaring victory and making sure to gloat, she proceeded to start scraping the frozen concoction
from the cup and eating it. I’m pretty sure she was so distracted by her bounty she wasn’t actually tasting what she was putting in her mouth. A few bites later, she popped another spoonful in her mouth and her smug look slowly faded and a confused one settled in. She placed her hand under her chin and spit out the offending bite. She continued looking at her hand until it hit her she wasn’t looking at delicious, frozen, fruity goodness but instead at a piece of carrot and oh, boy, was she furious! The cup o’soup was quickly thrown aside and the race began…her out for blood and me out to defy death. As always, she ended up getting her revenge and I’m sure I got a bruise or two from the ordeal, but it didn’t matter one bit! For just a few minutes, suspended in time somewhere in the decade of the 70′s, I proclaimed absolute victory for myself and more importantly, defeat for my sister…and I was happy.
My sister and I are no doubt older now, and luckily, a little wiser to boot. Some where, some time, some how we’ve managed to go from those obnoxious sisters to friends and I couldn’t imagine my life without her.
When one granddaughter was two and her baby sister was an infant, the little one would cry and scream and wave her hands while in the carseat, driving the driver (my daughter) crazy with the screaming and not able to do anything. But then she had to laugh when the older child was not phased by the screaming at all, but started laughing and waving her hands up and down and going — Mommy, Sarah goes dig, dig, dig! These two are now seven and nine and would love this movie.
I don’t have a sister but always wanted one growing up. I have three daughters and my favorite sister thing to see is when they play together. They know each other so well and just love one another so much.
I don’t have a sister. But I once pushed my brother off the top of a bunk bed! My daughter is a wonderful big sister and would love this movie!
I have a sister and 2 daughters. They LOVE tinker bell. We have every movie that has been released.
Ohhhhhh….. my nieces love Tinker Bell!!!!! I can’t wait to see the movie with them
I only had brothers, but there were more than enough fights and fun moments. My cousin, Kayla, however, has two girls, 4 and 5. They fight but the moments when they get along are magic. I babysat them recently and together we watched Cinderella. This immediately launched into a discussion on the practicality of glass shoes between the two. The conversation was hilarious! Thanks for the chance to win.
I have two beautiful girls, one that is totally addicted to disney movies and one that is totally fascinated by her big sister. I can’t wait to see what kind of sisters they are when they are older (they are 2.5 and 6 months right now). besides i only had a stinky brother so the whole relationship thing is fascinating.
I have a sister four years younger than me, and we didn’t have a lot in common growing up (apparently I ignored her??) but have become better friends as we age. And I have two daughters, five years apart, and truly hope they grow into a wonderful friendship in adulthood! Oh plus they love Tinkerbell so pick me! pick me!
I have 3 girls and i love watching the sister connection they have. It’s SO sweet. They are such good friends to each other and love each other so much. PLUS, they LOVE tinkerbell. I also have a sister and she and I weren’t very good friends as children. mostly because I was bossy. we used to play “she-ra” and I would always convince her that she had been she-ra last time we played and it was my turn to be she-ra. She always fell for it. Now, I let her be She-Ra. that’s probably why we’re friends as adults. she just wanted to be she-ra this whole time. also, i used to make her get me stuff and I don’t do that anymore either. I was going to get this movie for my sweet girls for christmas, so bonus if I can win it and not have to buy it! =)
I can not wait to see this movie!! We laugh and say that our daughter and youngest son are sisters!! My son loves tinkerbell! And girly things…the sparkles get him everytime! All kidding aside I wield love for my daughter and ‘twin birthday cousin’ (they were born the same day exactly 12 hours apart) to watch this movie together!
My daughters would love this movie!
So I don’t have any sisters, I have two younger brothers instead. And all my cousins are boys too. I don’t have any kids, but I do have a niece, who also only has brothers, four of them actually. So every time a new Tinkerbell movie comes out, I always go buy it that day and then she and I have a movie night shortly after.
My husband took me to Disneyland for my very first time last year and each day we were there I went and had my picture taken with Tinkerbell. I would love to win this movie!! I will always be a Disney girl at heart, and I love this series!! I cannot wait for it to come out!
I would LOVE to win this! I have a younger sister and I also have two girls who are close in age and LOVE Tinkerbell!
Not too many sisterhood stories personally, since I’m the big sister to 3 little brothers…(unless you count the time I dressed my brother up like a girl). But, I’m the blessed mommy of 2 little girls that would LOVE a new Tinkerbell movie… especially since I’m not sure I can watch the Fairy Rescue one more time without wanting to cause physical harm to the dvd player.
I would love this for my little girls…they are 3 and 1! Isabelle (the 3 year old) LOVES Tinkerbell…cannot wait for this movie to come out!
I always wanted a sister – until my cousin (who was three years older) shoved a piece of styrofoam in my ear so far it had to be surgically removed. Then I decided that being an only child wasn’t such a bad thing. As I’ve gotten older, though, I’ve begun to understand what I missed out on – the closeness, the shared history, the inside jokes. And though there were many benefits to being an only child, I want my daughter, who will turn one in three weeks, to have that relationship – and though I can’t guarantee her a sister, I hope she can at least have a little brother.
I keep seeing the promos for the new Tink movie on the Disney Channel, and it’s already on Eryn’s Amazon Wish List! We’re huge Disney fans – her first trip was a month ago when she was 10 months old.
I have 2 little Tinkerbells who would love! this movie!
Love everything Tinkerbell in our house!
My little miss would love this movie. We have seen all the previously Tinkerbell movies
Your sister totally looks like a Barbie doll in that photo. I think its the Blue Steel face. And I don’t mean that as an insult! I love Barbie. Oh, but I’m not entering to win the DVD, my girls have grown up on me and won’t indulge me by watching fairy DVDs.
My favorite memories with my sisters were of Christmas opening our stockings and presents together! They are my fondest memories…
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I have 2 older sisters and I have very fond memories of us when we were younger! A favorite memory is having them share with me even when they didn’t want to and of course letting me tag along!
I tweeted.
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My sister and I went through stages growing up – friends, irritate each other simply by existing. There was a time, though, when I was her safe zone. She was afraid of thunderstorms. I was not. She had a single bed. I had a double. (Source of irritation, as I always had to give up my room when we had company, like grandparents, and she didn’t.) When it stormed, she would come into my room and sneak under the covers.
I’d love to win for my two little girls.
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My sister is nine years older than me. As I child, I was the annoying little sister and she was the cool big sister…then we both annoyed each other… and now we’re both moms and talk almost daily. Of course as close as we are, I don’t miss a chance to remind her (and anyone around) how she used to change the channel on Scooby Doo to watch her soap or would give me charley horses then deny it – which my mom always believed!
I grew up with two younger sisters no brothers so sisterhood was special. I love watching my two daughters have a strong bond of sisterhood together. My daughters are especially close. My now 4 year old daughter was two at the time of my 6 year old daughter’s passing in 2010. She loves to look at the picture book we made her of pictures of her older sister. She remembers her very well and will remember her always.
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I was not blessed with a sister but my sister friend and I met in the 5th grade 45 years ago. We celebrate the day we met every year. We are both major Tink fans and trade off giving symbols related to Tink to each other on special occasions. We see who will find the Tink when we go shopping, we ask each other have you seen this Tink or that Tink and make a game out of surprising each other with a new Tink that is not in our collections. Even though we do not favor @ all, when we are traveling together people assume we are sisters because who else would know so much about each other. If I win this movie, I will definitely watch it with my “sister”. . . Faith, trust, and Pixie Dust! Thanks for the chance to win! scrappychic2102
I don’t have a sister, but the girlfriends I do have I love like they were mine. We share clothes and hair tips…isn’t that what sisters do?!
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Growing up, I always found myself wishing for a sister. I never got one, but I am SO happy I have two daughters and they will get to experience growing up with a sister. My oldest is three and loves tinker bell. She would absolutely love this movie!!!
I have two little girls that would love this movie! We love tinkerbell and can’t wait to meet her sister!
I only have a brother (always wished I had a sister too), but him and I have a special bond. We are very close and can trust each other with anything.
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My best friend is like a sister to me.. She has helped me in so many ways and I love her dearly for it. Sisterhood is not only a blood connection but a support and friendship on.
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My half sister is fifteen years older than me, but she spent a lot of time with me when I was growing up. I remember lots of movies and sleepovers at her apartment
My lil girl is 6 and has no sister, but a little brother. She is enthralled with this movie (previews) and believes one day she too will find her long lost sister… in winterland?
I have two sisters and we were always together, and my mom loved to dress us in matching outfits, except for the hair we all look so much alike.
I am an only child and don’t have much family. I am blessed to have two daughters that are only one year apart. When they were 2 & 3 years old they had their first fight, probably over a toy but I don’t remember. What I do remember is that I dreamed of having a sister so I wanted my daughters to be loving sisters – each others best friends for life so……. When they had this first fight I was so upset I called my husband at his work crying and convinced that they hated each other. Needless to say, they are now adults living in opposite ends of the country but they are sisters who love each other and are there for each other no matter how far the miles apart they live.
My youngest daughter is a huge Tinkerbell fan – ever since she was little Tink was her favorite. We have pictures of her with Tink at WDW. Her bedroom was a Tinkerbell theme. My daughters both will be home for the Christmas holidays with their families. I would love to surprise them with a mother daughter time of watching this together if I were to win!
I would Love to win this Movie for my niece!! We visited Disney world in September and we met Tinkerbelle and Periwinkle!!!! She absolutely fell in love with them and now goes around saying “Tink” She is 18 Months old.
I don’t have an earth-moving sisterhood story, but I did catch my soon-to-be-nine year old pushing her “invisible sister” in a swing at the park yesterday. It broke this mama’s heart just a little bit and unfortunately, this baby factory is closed. So she’ll have to continue pushing her faux little sister or convince her baby brother that he’s really a girl. Either way, she loves Tinkerbell and I’d like to hold on that as long as possible since she’s at that age where princesses are no longer cool. (sniff, sniff)
Sisterhood means always having someone who has your back, holds your secrets and loves you unconditionally. I love my sister to death and would do anything for her. I am my sister’s keeper.
my sister and I got close as we got older. We love to laugh together and she is awesome with my kids.
My sister is one of my best friends! She was the maid of honor at my wedding as well. She moved across the country so I miss her terribly. I have 2 daughters of my own as well- 3 and 5 years old. They are the BEST of friends! They do everything together and it’s so fun to watch them!
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I dont have a sister but im so blessed my daughter and her stepsister have a wonderful bond
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Once I made my sister so furious she poured a big cup of orange soda on my head.
I would love to win this for my niece, who is going to have a little sister in February!
Oops, just read the prompt. My favorite sister story is how my little sister and I would play barbies, and my barbies would always “win” every beauty pagent. My poor sister, lol.
My sister and I used to be punished by having to sit next to each other without hitting….we were both spitfires as kids, but now we are inseparable. Sisterhood gets better with time!
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Sisterhood means having someone who knows everything there is to know about you, and they love you anyway!
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The protective instinct kicked in at a young age for my daughter. We were in military housing and our apartment was on the third floor. The laundry was on the first level so I had to take laundry down and get my 18 month old and the baby downstairs. So I would take the baby and her sister downstairs and tell my daughter to watch her sister and not let anyone bother her. She took that very seriously. While I was upstairs grabbing the laundry and neighbor came by and wanted to see the baby. Her sister stood guard and wouldn’t let anyone close until I got back downstairs. There have been plenty of fights but they are still close.