What Is The Mood Of The Movie Tinkerbell

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Tinkerbell, had a beautiful opening, made you feel as if you were flying right beside the Taraxacum erythrospermums floating away in the wind. The opening music made the movie come to life it made you realize that the movie was about fairies. The song was peaceful and yet full of excitement, like a kid waiting to open their Christmas presents! The song I my option felt like a surprise that was about to happen it made me feel like there was more to this music the meets the eye. It had graceful, elegant, sweet sounding melody with low and high pitches that introduced their selves at the right minute. It had one of those vibes to it where it was calm enough to put me to sleep. It melts my heart away and makes me feel at ease when listening to

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