Python Hyena The Tigger Movie (2000): Dir: Jun Falkenstein / Voices: Jim Cummings, John Fiedler, Ken Sansom, Peter Cullen, John Hurt: Does Tigger not realize that it is useless to mail a letter if you don't know the address? Based on the Disney animation about a boy's stuffed toys that live in a world of their own. Winnie the Pooh riles the others together in a plan to help Tigger experience family. It doesn't occur to him that he is the only species of tiger that bounces on his tail. Examination of Tigger is a good concept but he lacks the sense that he is mentally challenged tiger. The conclusion also solves little. Other characters are a bit better drawn as individuals with the exception of the fact that they all band together to deceive this imbecilic tiger. Winnie the Pooh seems to lead the animals as a lovable bear who craves honey. Roo seems to be the one who understands Tigger the best although that may come from being young. Then there is Piglet who is constantly shivering. Perhaps he should move to some place tropical. John Hurt is a decent actor but somehow had his schedule clear to narrate this film. One would think that this would be beneath him. This is certainly better than Muppets From Space, which examined Gonzo's heritage but its main appeal will be children. Director Jun Falkenstein does a fine job at following the cartoon with its simple colourful world but it also drives a theme of individuality. Score: 6 / 10

Seth Nelson Disney made a very good and very nice film in 2000 with animation included called "The Tigger Movie." Here, Pooh isn't the only one taking center stage in his works!!!!! No, this is the first time someone other than that HUNNY lovin' bear became the star of his own movie!!!!! He's Tigger, everyone's favorite spring tail-bouncin', word-mispronouncin', lovable, huggable tiger that grrrrowls!!!!!I've never seen it, though I have caught a little bit of it; my little brothers, about 3 or 4 at the time, was watching a rental tape of this and thought it was interesting. And since this can be considered an extended experience of Tigger, hearing his mispronounced words (like "Avalanchee" near the end, for example) made me laugh so hard I had to leave the room!!!!! LOL"The Tigger Movie" is perfect for those who love Pooh AND Tigger too!!!!!TTFN - Ta Ta For Now!!!!!10 stars

kittiwake-1 Hey, don't hate me, but I don't like Tigger. (How come no one likes Rabbit, anyway??) If you are a fan of Tigger, however, you will LOVE this movie. Tigger is the focus as he figures out he MUST have a family (I mean, Roo has a mother, why shouldn't Tigger?) So, enjoy following Tigger on his search for his family tree. He is "bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy, fun fun fun fun fun" in his own movie. Lyrics are added to his song in the beginning, so those of us who love to sing the song will learn more lyrics to sing to our kids. We learn to appreciate the family/friends we have, as most Pooh shows and movies tend to make us do. No one will be surprised by this one, since most Pooh plots are pretty much the same, but kids will love bouncing along with Tigger and enjoy all of his enthusiasm and charisma. I didn't like it, but that doesn't mean much when my whole family disagrees with me!

X2Nightcrawler Well my father rented the DVD of "The Tigger Movie" for my sister who loves Winnie The Pooh and as they watched it together, i was on my computer, slightly watching it time to time. I kinda got into the movie, and I never real cared about Winnie The Pooh. I found myself laughing at some of the kiddy jokes and stuff. It is very strange for a 15 year old guy who likes such movies as "American Pie", "Bedazzled", "Austin Powers", and "Chill Factor", to be interested in watching it. I mean this movie isn't one that I would rent, buy, or even watch again, but at the time I was interested in this movie.