The Tigger Movie: Bounce-A-Rrrific Special Edition (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo in Blu-ray Packaging) On Sale

Title : The Tigger Movie: Bounce-A-Rrrific Special Edition (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo in Blu-ray Packaging)
ASIN : B0081VMW0G
Description : Celebrate family, friendship and the eternal magic of childhood with this beloved Disney classic. Back to delight a whole new generation of fans, THE TIGGER MOVIE bounces onto Blu-ray high definition for the first time ever! Join Tigger on an epic journey to find other Tiggers in his "family tree." Then, share the wonder when, after a series of exciting adventures, he discovers that families come in all shapes and sizes! Both the young and the young-at-heart will love this must-own, collectible masterpiece filled with original songs by the award-winning Sherman Brothers (MARY POPPINS). Featuring all-new, never-before-seen bonus, this Special Edition of THE TIGGER MOVIE is tremendous, tiggerrific fun your entire family will treasure now and always.
Features :

• Brand Name: Ingram Entertainment Mfg#: 786936827057
• Shipping Weight: 0.52 lbs
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• Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY
• All music products are properly licensed and guaranteed authentic.

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category: Movies
brand: DISNEY
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Rating : 4.4
Review : A fine addition to your Winnie the pooh DVD library
There have been so many Pooh-related feature films, direct-to-video films and television series that it's getting difficult to keep track of them (word is that there is another theatrical feature in the works). To the best of my recollection, "The Tigger Movie" was produced by the television division but was very successful in its theatrical release and was followed up with "Piglet's Big Movie."

This is actually quite a nice film. The amazing thing about these characters is how flexible they are for so many stories. The plot here revolves around Tigger's family background and his search for his "family tree." The animation, apparently done in Japan, is very fluid and suggestive of the earlier films -- and the domestic artists behind it are among the best in the business, including Floyd Norman and Toby Bluth.

John Fiedler, as Piglet, is the one remaining cast member from the original films, with Jim Cummings voicing Pooh and Tigger and none other than John Hurt...