Director: Jun Falkenstein

Summary: When Winnie The Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, Owl, Kanga and Roo help Eeyore find a winter home, Tigger is left with no friends to play with. Rabbit suggests that he should in search of other 'tiggers', and so he sets off on an exciting adventure...

Tigger, one of the cartoon world's most famous characters, makes the jump to the big screen in THE TIGGER MOVIE. When Tigger doesn't appear to want to help the gang build a home for Eeyore, the donkey, Rabbit suggests he leave them behind and spend some time with other "tiggers." Convinced that he's the only Tigger in the world, he goes on a quest to find out if he is, in fact, an original, eventually learning a very valuable lesson in the process: there's no place like home. Featuring songs by the Sherman Brothers (MARY POPPINS, THE JUNGLE BOOK). Both the VHS and DVD releases include a special music video by Kenny Loggins.

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The irrepressible Tigger bounces into the Disney spotlight in The Tigger Movie. While everyone else is busy preparing for winter, Tigger just seems to get in the way until Rabbit suggests that he go and find other Tiggers to play with--but surely "the most wonderful thing about tiggers" is that he's the only one? Tigger sets off to find out. The Tigger Moviemay not be a Disney classic, but the interwoven songs add to the fun, and the appeal of AA Milne's original characters remains strong enough to carry the film through a fairly predictable plot. Very young children may find a couple of scenes a little frightening, particularly the exciting avalanche sequence, but by the end of the film Tigger has, in true Disney fashion, been reunited with his friends and learnt the deeper meaning of family-ensuring smiles and a warm feeling all round for the audience. --Helen Baker

Aspect Ratio:	1.66 Wide Screen
Main Language:	English
Region:	Region 2
Special Features:	Interactive Menus, Scene Access, Read Along With Tigger And His Friends From Hundred Acre Wood, Matching Game, Create Your Family Tree, Trivia Game
Subtitles:	English, Greek
Year:	2000
Release Date:	September 25, 2000
Runtime:	74 minutes
Certification:
Catalogue Number:	B E D 888087
Keywords:	Animated, Family, Movie, General, Winnie, Pooh, Tigger, Childrens, Milne
Genre:	Childrens