Tinker Bell

In a hidden realm called Pixie Hollow, where every fairy crafts magic for others, Tinker Bell speaks for the first time and reveals her own story. The film follows her as she discovers her voice and place in a world of glittering wings and delicate work. Alongside Rosetta, Iridessa, Silvermist, and Fawn, she faces a conflict between workshop duties and a secret project that could tilt Pixie Hollow out of balance. The story centers on friendship, self belief, and the idea that being true to yourself matters more than pleasing others. Directed by Bradley Raymond and voiced by Mae Whitman, Kristin Chenoweth, Raven-Symoné, Lucy Liu, and America Ferrera.

Released in 2008 as a direct to video DisneyToon feature, Tinker Bell was directed by Bradley Raymond. The project draws on J M Barrie's Peter Pan universe with story work by Jane Wu and Jeffrey M Howard.

Reception was mixed, with praise for bright animation and a friendly tone that fits a child audience, while some critics saw it as light on plot. The film emphasizes belonging, discovering your own voice, and teamwork as keys to a happy fairy world.