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Tigger Movie, The
Walt Disney Pictures


9.7

based on 23 reviews
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MPAA RATING: G for General Audiences

Starring Jim Cummings, Nikita Hopkins, Ken Sansom, and John Fiedler

Tigger decides that being the one and only can be kind of lonely. He begins thinking that there must be other tiggers somewhere out there begins an amazing journey through the Hundred Acre Wood in search of the "biggest and most gigantical" family tree around. (Walt Disney Pictures)

GENRE(S):	Family/Kids
WRITTEN BY:	Jun Falkenstein Eddie Guzelian (story) A.A. Milne (characters)
DIRECTED BY:	Jun Falkenstein
RELEASE DATE:	DVD: August 22, 2000 Video: August 22, 2000 Theatrical: February 11, 2000
RUNNING TIME:	77 minutes, Color
ORIGIN:	USA / Japan

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New York Daily News Jack Mathews

That there was no squirming among the kids at my screening may be the best recommendation of all.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Paula Nechak

Both sophisticated and elemental enough for all ages to grasp the message.

Chicago Tribune Monica Eng

Disney has reinvigorated the Milne series while staying true both to his and illustrator E.H. Shepherd's original artistic visions.

San Francisco Examiner Mia Addiego

Sad but still bouncy.

Christian Science Monitor David Sterritt

Manages to seem fresh, funny, and original from start to finish.

San Francisco Chronicle Peter Stack

Fans have cause to cheer.

LA Weekly Nicole Campos

A gas, full of just enough whiz-bang animation, but not too much to ruin what has always made Pooh and friends -- adventures work in the past.

Austin Chronicle Marc Savlov

A warm, comfortable, thoroughly inoffensive kidfilm.

Philadelphia Inquirer Steven Rea

A yawning affair that would be a perfectly fine video rental but doesn't really require the big screen.

Miami Herald Christine Dolen

Simple, endearing entertainment for the little ones.

Baltimore Sun Milton Kent

A plot that seems stretched for the big screen.

New York Post Hannah Brown

The kind of sentimental, upbeat and inoffensive children's entertainment parents always hope their kids will like.

Mr. Showbiz Michael Atkinson

A pale imitation of the original Winnie the Pooh Disney shorts of the '60s, but a vast improvement on the current Pooh TV series and straight-to-tape specials.

USA Today Susan Wloszczyna

The story isn't a grabber.

TV Guide Steve Simels

Without question the breeziest viewing experience now available at a multiplex near you.

The New York Times Dana Stevens

An adequate piece of children's entertainment, though it seems better suited for home viewing...than for the big screen.

Entertainment Weekly Lisa Schwarzbaum

A conflicted entertainment, compromised by trying too hard to impress the restless, self-referential adults in the audience.

Boston Globe Joan Anderman

If a long, chilly afternoon needs to be filled, The Tigger Movie won't hurt. But neither will it enchant.

Film.com Robert Horton

Exemplifies the subpar state of movies today.

Washington Post Desson Thomson

Feels more like an overblown TV special than a grand theatrical release.

Chicago Reader Lisa Alspector

Somewhat depressive anecdote drawn out to feature length.

Variety Todd McCarthy

By far the least ambitious, and certainly the least interesting, animated feature to come out of Disney in quite some time.

Los Angeles Times Charles Solomon

Parents and older siblings...may grow impatient with the uneven execution that weakens the genuine charm the film sporadically exhibits.

The average user rating for this movie is 9.7 (out of 10) based on 4 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.

Bubbles B gave it a 10:
Tigger Rocks!!! I love him, his character is so cheerful, makes you smile even when you are down. The movie is so sweet and meaningful, very comfortable to watch.

Brittany gave it a 10:
I love this movie it is such a great example of a loving family in all shapes and sizes. Thank you for making it.

Breanna W. gave it a 9:
I thought it was good.

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Tigger Movie, The Walt Disney Pictures

Tigger Movie, The
Walt Disney Pictures