we go to believe

Milo 2022-09-17 22:48:18

The story tells the story of Tinkerbell, a repairman who is caught by a little girl who believes in fairies because he loves human objects and approaches a human house. The little girl's sincerity makes Jingdong and her friends. The little girl's father, a naturalist, gave him a blank study book. The girl and Jingdong completed the research on fairies together. However, her father did not believe in fairies, and continued to study butterflies whose wings were not painted by fairies. Meanwhile, Ding-dong's partner Vidya and the other fairies launch a rescue operation. Finally made the girl's father believe. This film shows us that we need to remain curious, learn to believe, and not lose our innocence as we grow up. The girl's belief makes her have a fairy friend, and we have to learn to believe, and life will become interesting!
2011.5.19 21:43

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Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue quotes

  • Dr. Griffiths: [as Lizzy is hovering] I - I don't understand.

    Lizzy: You don't have to understand. You just have to believe.

  • Dr. Griffiths: [Lizzy has unintentionally trashed her room after her first flying attempt] Look at this room! It looks like a cyclone hit it!

    Lizzy: It's not that bad.

    Dr. Griffiths: Not that bad? Your books are all over the floor, your toys are everywhere, and you've torn your curtains!

    [looks up]

    Dr. Griffiths: What? HOW did you get FOOTPRINTS on the CEILING?

    [exasperatedly]

    Dr. Griffiths: This is simply too much. A temper tantrum of this magnitude is unacceptable.

    Lizzy: But I wasn't having a tantrum!

    Dr. Griffiths: Then how did this happen? And the TRUTH this time.

    Lizzy: [nervously] If I tell you the truth...

    [sighs]

    Lizzy: you still wouldn't believe me!

    Dr. Griffiths: [sternly] Elizabeth, the truth.

    Lizzy: ...I was flying! My fairy showed me how.

    Dr. Griffiths: Oh, for goodness sakes! Your make-believe fairy did this. You've got to stop this nonsense!

    Lizzy: But it's not nonsense, Father! It's the truth!

    Dr. Griffiths: You have a real fairy, living in your room.

    Lizzy: Yes! And I can prove it.

    [picks up the fairy field journal she and Tinker Bell made and holds it out for her father]

    Lizzy: Just look at the research we did.

    Dr. Griffiths: [takes the field journal and flips through a few pages] Oh, Elizabeth, *this* is what you've been doing?

    [closes the journal]

    Dr. Griffiths: Field journals are to be filled with FACT, not fairy tales!

    Lizzy: [desperately] But Father, these ARE facts!

    Dr. Griffiths: I just don't understand this foolishness, Lizzy. You have such talent. Why would you waste it this way?

    Lizzy: [visibly hurt and shocked by her father's words] Why can't you just...

    [sighs]

    Lizzy: *believe* me?

    Dr. Griffiths: I believe in what is real. And it's about time *you* started doing the same.

    [goes to her wall of fairy art and starts tearing it down]

    Lizzy: [fighting back tears] Father, wait!

    Dr. Griffiths: I know this is difficult for you to understand. But... this... is all make-believe!

    [throws some of Lizzy's pictures into the trash]

    Lizzy: No! They're real!

    Dr. Griffiths: Elizabeth! This discussion is over!

    [throws away the fairy field journal]