The Blue Fairy grants his wish, bringing Pinocchio to life, but tasks the boy to curb his penchant for lying, lest he get into some real trouble.

Pinocchio also is killed multiple times in the movie despite being immortal, making it much more faithful to the original ...

The name "Pinocchio" literally means "little wooden ... Other differences from the source material: In the book, the Blue Fairy has a team of animals working for her, including a poodle (her ...

On his way, Pinocchio will pass enchanting places: from the beautiful circus to the breathtaking Candyland. He also meets surprising characters: Nina the Ballerina, the Blue Fairy, Fox and Trot ...

Pinocchio is a mouthy rapscallion right from the start, he wants to be “a real boy,” his nose grows when he lies, he is befriended by a Cricket and the Blue Fairy, he is tricked out of his ...

On a farm, Pinocchio learns to work hard (lifting, carrying, digging, etc) to help his father recover, and to help the kind fairy, who is also ill. Waking from a dream, Pinocchio has become a real ...

grandmother-type character as opposed to a more tall and regal one like the fairy we saw in Pinocchio. This version was much more relatable, and her stumbles and bumbles allowed audiences to ...

Suddenly, a gang of homeless fairy-tale characters (Pinocchio, Cinderella, the Three Pigs, you name it) raid his sanctuary, saying they’ve been evicted by the vertically challenged Lord Farquaad.