Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that The Pirate Fairy is a direct-to-DVD Tinker Bell movie aimed at young fans of the popular Disney franchise. The movie focuses on what happens when one of the beloved fairies "goes rogue" and joins forces with pirates from Skull Rock to become the titular Pirate Fairy. There is a bit more violence in this installment than in others, because the pirates brandish swords and want to get rid of the fairies -- but no one is seriously injured (although James is bitten by a baby crocodile). This installment, like all of the Tinker Bell movies, focuses on the importance of teamwork and friendship.
Sexual
Content
Violence
The pirates brandish swords, capture the fairies, and hold them hostage. They threaten to keep the fairies imprisoned. A baby crocodile bites James.
Language
James calls the crew "imbeciles."
Social
Behavior
This installment in the Tinker Bell franchise once again promotes friendship, teamwork, and using your talents. The fairies work together to help Zarina and recapture the powerful blue pixie dust. Zarina's story line encourages viewers to think about redemption and forgiveness.
Consumerism
The Tinker Bell franchise is full of merchandise tie-ins -- costumes, apparel, games, apps, dolls, and more.
Drugs / Tobacco /
Alcohol
The pirates drink grog.