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My Friends Tigger & Pooh: Super Sleuth Christmas Movie

  • Is it age appropriate?

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    Not age appropriate for kids under 0, age appropriate for kids over 3; suggested age 3.

  • Is it any good?

    3.0
  • Common Sense says

    Gentle saving-Christmas tale for preschoolers.

Why We Rated This on for Ages 3 and Up

The good stuff

  • Messages:

    The Super Sleuth crew help those in need and Darby encourages everyone to never give up.

What to watch out for

  • Violence & scariness:

    Three characters fall through ice into a hole and need to be rescued.
  • Sexy stuff:

    Not an issue.
  • Language:

    Not an issue.
  • Consumerism:

    TV show and Disney product line. Lots of excitement around presents.
  • Drinking, drugs, & smoking:

    Not an issue.

What Parents Need to Know

This review of My Friends Tigger & Pooh: Super Sleuth Christmas Movie was written by Carrie R. Wheadon

Parents need to know that this magic-of-Christmas tale where Pooh and friends save the day doesn't have universal appeal like the classic Pooh 'toons. It's like a long episode of the preschool-focused show My Friends Tigger & Pooh. You'll find lots of lessons in perseverance and helping others as well as plenty of hype around getting Christmas presents and asking Santa for presents; everyone gets what they asked for in the end. In one scene, some characters fall through ice into a hole, despair, and need to be rescued.

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What’s the Story?

The Pooh crew knows that Santa's in trouble when they rescue a tiny reindeer named Holly caught in tree branches, and she tells them Santa's magic toy sack is missing and Christmas is about to be cancelled. Lucky for Holly, Lumpy and Roo saw the toy sack in the snow. Since Holly is still too young to fly, they must walk back to the North Pole and hope they arrive in time, donning their Super Sleuth masks for the crucial mission ahead. Lessons great for preschoolers are learned on the walk north (though no one talks about how far away the North Pole really is). At one point the friends despair and think of turning back, but persevere and are rewarded with a ride on Santa's sleigh. Thrown into the mix are some original songs, which are rather unremarkable. At least snowmen in top hats dance through one of them. When the dialogue focuses on lessons, the story slows down. But don't despair -- Pooh and Pals do get to Santa's sleigh eventually and the magic of Christmas wins out in the end.

Is It Any Good?

Parents who grew up with the classic Winnie the Pooh shorts based on the A.A. Milne stories will be disappointed when they sit down with their preschoolers to watch this movie. The animation is computerized, there's no Christopher Robin (it's Darby now), the voices are a little off, and there's some gimmick involving Pooh and friends as private I's. But kids who enjoy the show it's based on, My Friends Tigger & Pooh, really won't mind. In fact, they'll love Darby and the sleuthing bit, and will love watching their pals save Christmas.

Movie Details

Studio: Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, Director: Jim Janicek
Run time: 44 minutes
Theatrical release: 11/17/2007, DVD release: 11/19/2007
MPAA Rating: NR

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  1. I rate this title on for age 3 and give it 4.0
    • My highlights are:
    • Positive messages

    Even if they don't understand it, they love it!

    Perfect for almost all ages! My 2 year old daughter fell asleep cuddling up with the dog, Buckles! She loved it and wishes she could watch it all the time! She didn't understand it all, but it was probably her favorite movie.

  2. Adult Reviewer
    Lives in New Hampshire
    I rate this title iffy and give it 5.0

    must read for a 6 year old

  3. Adult Reviewer
    Lives in Florida
    I rate this title on and give it 4.0

    My kids love it!

    I have an almost 2 yr old and a 3 1/2 year old. They both love the show, and they both loved the movie as well.

  4. Adult Reviewer
    Lives in Colorado
    I rate this title on and give it 4.0

    Pretty good holiday video

    I'd say this one is pretty good - however, keep in mind it's a 'fantasy.' I do have a slight issue that it portrays that everyone will get their wish. I do like that the Super Sleuth gang is very helpful and portray a good image, compared to most animated characters out there. (Honestly, I only watched this casually with my 3-year-old son, so I can't give much as far as details.) My son seemed to like it though!

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