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Tooth Fairy Blu-ray Review

Score: 52

from 2 reviewers

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Tooth Fairy is tolerable for kids, with fine tech but low on endorsements; buy if begged.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 61

Tooth Fairy on Blu-ray boasts a 1080p/AVC transfer in its original 1.85:1 ratio, with vibrant colors, sharp details, and a fine grain structure, making for an impressive and visually delightful viewing.

Audio: 46

While 'Tooth Fairy' tends to overtalk for a kids' film, its DTS-HD MA 5.1 audio presents a mix of charming and slightly underwhelming but kid-satisfying sonic experiences, featuring balanced dialogue, dynamic effects, and playful scoring.

Extra: 56

Director Michael Lembeck mixes excitement and skepticism in his commentary and features for 'Tooth Fairy,' offering a mix of workouts for kids, karaoke, gag reels, and a look at the making of the film, with a candid touch on its quality.

Movie: 31

Experiencing 'Tooth Fairy' feels akin to enduring dental work without anesthetic; a humorless, predictable spectacle where even The Rock's charisma fails to save its uninspired plot and cringe-worthy gags.

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