Bradley Raymond
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
The animation film Pixie Hollow Games, starring Megan Hilty, Brenda Song, Jason Dolley, etc., directed by Bradley Raymond, was released on November 19, 2011 in the United States. It tells the story of The garden fairies have a legendary losing streak in the Pixie Hollow Games. Can Rosetta and the new arrival, Chloe join together to break the fairies run of bad luck. This is an Animation, Short, Family film with a runtime of 120 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 7.0/10 from 2,205 viewers.
Bradley Raymond
as Director
Megan Hilty
as Rosetta
Brenda Song
as Chloe
Jason Dolley
as Rumble
Tiffany Thornton
as Glimmer
Zendaya
as Fern
Mae Whitman
as Tinker Bell
Lucy Liu
as Silvermist
Raven-Symoné
as Iridessa
Angela Bartys
as Fawn
Pamela Adlon
as Vidia
Jeff Bennett
as Clank
Jeff Bennett
as Fairy Gary
Rob Paulsen
as Bobble
Rob Paulsen
as Buck
Jane Horrocks
as Fairy Mary
Kari Wahlgren
as Ivy
Jessica DiCicco
as Lilac
Jessica DiCicco
as Lumina
Jesse McCartney
as Terence
Daniel Curtis Lee
as Starter Sparrowman
Anjelica Huston
as Queen Clarion
Jeffrey M. Howard
as Writer
David H. Steinberg
as Writer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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hindi dubbing please 🥺
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
source: Pixie Hollow Games
I'm a long time Tinkerbell fan, and for about 8 years had my room Tinkerbell themed. I was looking at IMDB and found this short-- a Tinkerbell film I haven't seen! My father didn't want to buy it during quarantine, so he downloaded it onto USB. I watched it on the television with my mother-- (Also a Tinkerbell fan.) And we were sorely disappointed. The humor isn't very good, and it feels very rushed. My theory is that it was originally planned for an entire movie, but got cut and was only available for a short. The Storm Fairy concept isn't very good, and I don't like the "Stupid cocky male" Villain idea. And from the beginning, Rosetta's special conflict was being afraid of mud. Making all of the garden fairies hate mud drowns that out. Overall I think this short film is bad, and I try to erase it from my memory every day.
Cute story that teaches kids about teamwork and good sportsmanship. Spin-off of the Olympics. Teaches kids about teamwork because Chloe and Rosetta learned how to work together, despite their differences. Rosetta was focused on being pretty, while Chloe was a little bit of a tomboy. Good sportsmanship because the Thunder fairy (rumble) was obsessed with winning, and the Lightning fairy (glimmer) was a good sport. At the end of the movie, when Rosetta and Chloe pass the storm Fairies in the race, Rumble shoots a lightning bolt at their cart. When the storm fairies are about to win, Glimmer hits the brakes because she believes that the Garden fairies should have won. Rosetta and Chloe wheel their cart to the finish line and win :) Also, Glimmer is always saying good game to her team mates after each competition.
This short aired on Disney Channel when i watched the opening to Winnie The Pooh (2011) on YouTube and i watched today and the Disney fairies franchise is now discontinued since 2015 after their last movie Tinkerbell And The Legend Of The Neverbeast after Disneytoon Studios shutted down in 2018 which means no more direct to video sequels.
"Pixie Hollow Games" is an animated short film from 4 years ago that managed an Annie nomination and features the voices of several fairly famous actresses, especially from programs aimed at younger audiences. And while this one is also for younger audiences, it can also be a good watch for grown-ups. The animation is really really good in here and the story and humour are fine as well. It is all about the Pixie Hollow Games, which take place annually. So far, the Garden Fairies have lost every year, but Chloe, a new fairy, wants things to become different this year and forms a strong relationship with her fellow participant Rosetta. The duo goes up against fairies from all kinds of areas including a male, pretty cocky fairy, who turns out as the main antagonist. The director and writer duo have worked on many films in the past already and even if most of these are not exactly considered classics, experience shows and they came up with a fairly good film here. I recommend "Pixie Hollow Games". Strong animation and some nice heart. The dramatic scenes are sometimes a bit over the top when this movie starts itself taking more seriously than it should, but that's just a minor flow. Thumbs up.
source: Pixie Hollow Games
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