Convoluted as it can be, over-plotted and over-stuffed as it is, I found it all a bit refreshing. "The seasons have been thrown out of balance," one horrified fairy gasps. The ensuing blizzard - wait for it - alters the climate of Pixie Hollow dramatically and threatens the life of the great Pixie Dust Tree.
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Instead, Tink's friends decide to help her smuggle Periwinkle into Pixie Hollow, build a device that grinds up ice to produce snow for their new guest and, after a series of mishaps and shortsighted design flaws, lose the machine in the river, where it becomes jammed against a sheet of ice and begins to produce an enormous snow storm. Nope, that would actually make more sense in Tink's Pan-and-Pirateless Neverland. How could it possibly jeopardize all of Pixie Hollow? Not by magic, a pixie curse or some evil spell. There she meets Periwinkle (Lucy Hale), a fairy whose wings have begun to glow as well, and sparks a friendship that will open her eyes and, much to her dismay, jeopardize every living thing in Pixie Hollow. Determined to find a fabled Winter Woods scribe called The Keeper (Jeff Bennett) and ask him about the strange light she began to emit, Tinker Bell dons a heavy coat, sneaks across the border and discovers a world unlike anything she's ever known.
She's yanked back before her wings can freeze, of course, but not before something unexpected happens: her wings begin to glow. Upon guiding a group of animals to the Winter Woods and growing curious, Tinker Bell (Mae Whitman) steps across the wintry border. And so it is that no one has ever defied the law of the pixie queen (Anjelica Huston) or the frost lord (Timothy Dalton).
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Frost fairy wings wilt in the heat of the sun tinker fairy wings freeze and crack when subjected to extreme cold.
The frost fairies, in turn, are forbidden from entering Pixie Hollow, relying on snowy owls to deliver crucial supplies from their sister state. The fairies of warm, summery Pixie Hollow are forbidden from entering the Winter Woods, the icy realm of the frost fairies. But if you can push past the real world debate topics driving the movie's story and message, you and your daughters are in for a cute, exciting and, frankly, harmless journey into the mysterious Winter Woods. And if you're a conservative who sees a liberal agenda lurking behind every bush, look out. Secret of the Wings isn't subtle, that's for sure. What do human-driven climate change, illegal immigration, social and cultural tolerance, government sanctioned roles, and regulation have in common? Other than a seat at the hot-button-issues table this election season? Tinker Bell's latest animated adventure, if you can believe it. Reviewed by Kenneth Brown, October 13, 2012 "There's a whole other world over there!"
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