Tiggers great adventure

Movie
German title	Tiggers great adventure
Original title	The Tigger Movie
Country of production	United States , Japan
original language	English
Publishing year	2000
length	74 minutes
Age rating	FSK 0
Rod
Director	Jun Falkenstein , Nick Bates
script	Eddie Guzelian , Jun Falkenstein
production	Cheryl Abood
music	Harry Gregson-Williams
camera	Allen Daviau
cut	Makoto Arai , Robert Fisher Jr.
synchronization
chronology
←  Predecessor The many adventures of Winnie the Pooh

Tiggers Big Adventure (original title The Tigger Movie ) is the fourth movie from Disney Toon Studios from 2000 . Directed by Jun Falkenstein . The film is based on the Pooh Bear children's books by Alan Alexander Milne . The main role is played by Tigger, one of Pooh's friends.

action

Tigger is looking for a jumping companion. But his friends are busy and no one feels like Tiger's constant hopping. Only little Ruh, the kangaroo child, lets Tigger show him the “Hula Hupler jump”. At Tigger's home, Tigger and Ruh found a heart-shaped medallion. Then Tigger worries and realizes that he is the only true "Hula Hupler" in the Hundred Acre Wood. He decides that he has to look for his family; a family that consists of Tiggers and also masters the "Hula Hupler". But the search remains unsuccessful. So Tigger writes a letter to his relatives and invites them over.

There has been no answer for weeks. Tigger is getting sadder and sadder. Then Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit and the other inhabitants of the Hundred Acre Wood decide to take matters into their own hands. To cheer up Tigger, they write him a letter that seems to come from the Tigger family. But to the horror of his friends, he now believes that the family will visit him tomorrow. He is preparing a huge festival. Again the others have to act. It won't be long before the strangest tigers are jumping around. But Ruh's mask falls off. This tells Tigger that his friends are just dressed up. Frustrated, he goes out of the house and wanders through the raging snow storm outside. He still believes that his family is on their way and gets deeper and deeper into the storm in search of them. At Ruh's request, Rabbit decides to look for Tigger with Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore and the little kangaroo child. When they find him, a huge avalanche breaks out. Tigger can get his friends to safety, but is carried away himself. He is clinging to a rock. But little Ruh can save him by using the "Hula Hupler jump". After the avalanche subsided, Owl, Ruh's mother Känga and Christopher Robin found the small troop and brought them home. Tigger realizes that his friends are his family and has a party with them.

background

• When Tigger is looking for clues about his family, he pulls a lifebuoy from a barrel . "RMS MILNE" can be read on it, a tribute to the author Alan Alexander Milne .
• It was released in the United States on February 11, 2000, and in Germany on June 5, 2000.
• The film was produced by Walt Disney Television Animation in the United States and the Japanese subsidiary Walt Disney Animation Japan . SimEx Digital Studios was responsible for the real film scenes .
• Production costs were estimated at around $ 30 million. The film grossed around 96 million US dollars in cinemas around the world, around 45 million US dollars of which in the USA.

Reviews

“The lovable, child-friendly film based on the characters by AA Milne is visually a return to the simplicity of the Disney cartoons of the 60s and 70s, which lived entirely on character animation. Integrated into a charming story, it becomes a worthwhile family film. "

- Lexicon of international film

Voice actor

role	English speaker	German speaker
Tigger	Jim Cummings	Joachim Kaps
Winnie Pooh		Michael Rüth
piglet	John Fiedler	Santiago Ziesmer
Rest	Nikita Hopkins	Victoria Frenz
Kangaroo	Kath Soucie	Ellen Rappus-Schikowski
Rabbit	Ken Samson	Gerald Schaale
owl	Andre Stojka	Karl Sturm
Eeyore	Peter Cullen	Tilo Schmitz
Christopher Robin	Tom Attenborough	Filipe Pirl
teller	John Hurt	Matthias Keller

Awards

The film was nominated for an Annie Award in three categories in 2000: Jun Falkenstein for best director, the Sherman brothers (who composed the song Round My Family Tree ) for best music, and Nikita Hopkins for best male speaking role in an animated movie . However, Toy Story 2 won all three categories .

Web links

• Tigger Movie in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Tiggers' great adventure in the online film database
• Tigger Movie at Rotten Tomatoes (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ imdb.de
2. ↑ imdb.de
3. ↑ boxofficemojo.com
4. ↑ Tiggers great adventure. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed June 12, 2017 .  
5. ↑ Legacy: 28th Annual Annie Award Nominees and Winners (2000)