Disclosure: I received a copy of Jake and the Never Land Pirates: Never Land Rescue in order to facilitate this review post.
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In “Jake and the Never Land Pirates: Never Land Rescue,” Jake embarks on his most heroic mission ever as the magic of Never Land begins to disappear just as the ancient Forever Tree seems to be fading away. After a mysterious figure known as “The Guardian” arrives to explain that only the pirate who truly believes in himself can save Never Land from vanishing completely, Jake must break off from the rest of his crew and go alone on a mission to save the Forever Tree, the source of magic throughout all of Never Land. Guiding Jake on his quest is Tinker Bell, who makes her first-ever appearance in the series.
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If you are a fan of pirates, Disney, and Peter Pan, then you will definitely enjoy this super cute movie. My niece and nephew love Jake and the Never Land Pirates, so this was a big hit!
Take a look at some of the scenes from the movie;
As you can see, you will see Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, and even Captain Hook in this full-length adventure.
The movie is 148 minutes long, which may seem a little long for little ones, but trust me, they will be so captivated by the animation, the story and the music, that they will immediately ask you to play it again once it’s over.
Jake and the Never Land Pirates: Never Land Rescue DVD features:
- “Jake and the Never Land Pirates: Never Land Rescue”
- “Jake and the Never Land Pirates: Never Land Rescue”
- “It’s a Pirate Picnic”/”The Key to Skull Rock”
- “The Golden Twilight Treasure”/”Rock the Croc!”
- “Jake and Sneaky Le Beak”/”Cubby the Brave”
- “Jake’s Special Delivery”/”Seahorse Saddle-Up!”
- 8 “Playing with Skully” shorts (Sailing the Never Sea, Where’s Sandy?, Pulley Hook, North Bound, Diving in the Coral Reef, Ship Ahoy!, Pirate Puzzle, Coconuts on Pirate Island)
Take a look at these clips from the movie:
Dianna Ranere