The Little Engine That Could (1991)

One of the most beloved tales in the world of storytelling comes to life in the enchanting animated version of The Little Engine That Could™.

In a busy train yard filled with hard-working locomotives of all kinds, a tiny engine named Tillie dreams of pulling a real train over the mountain beyond. Everyone tells her she's too small to manage such a feat — but Tillie thinks she can. One fateful day, the all-important Birthday Train loaded with magical toys breaks down. When none of the other engines will stop to help, Tillie hooks herself up to the stranded train and starts up the steep, forbidding mountainside. Chugging past towering cliffs and into a fearsome snow storm, Tillie gathers all her courage and spurs on with the rallying cry, "I think I can, I think I can..."

Brimming with whimsical characters and brilliantly animated thrills, it's the sparkling animated version of this heart-warming children's classic!

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