This is my second best Inger-Pippi film, that is, of the original films (with the original stars). It's a great movie and has the flow of a dream and the freedom of a cartoon, that is, almost anything can happen... at least it feels that way. The two side characters, Tommy and Annika, are very important, as in, we go through the adventures in their eyes. It's not just about Pippi, it's about Pippi, Tommy and Annika. Not that the entire film is in Tommy and Annika's perspective, but the film begins with their narration, and we learn about the "spooky" house and then we are introduced to Pippi, who lives in this house alone. It's great seeing different ways that Pippi cleans her house; these scenes steal the movie. Also is fun to see Pippi interact with her two pets, Little Old man, the horse, and her cool little monkey. This is the introduction movie to the four original films (all taken from the television series with the same actors). This is my second favorite of the four, my first being "Pippi On the Run". The dubbed voices get annoying, but that's okay... it's still a classic.

Pippi is a legendary children character from Sweden. It is nice to flash back and feel some old nostalgia..

I saw this on TV back in 1976 on KTLA's Movie for a Saturday/Sunday Afternoon. Inger Nilsson shines in the role of Pippi Longstocking with her impish smile and bright eyes full of mirth and joy. The english dub is terrible but the voices still fit the characters. The special effects are extremely outdated but as a child yet spoiled by today's computer effects I found them amazing. Plus Star Wars was still a year away didn't hurt. The adventures of Pippi and her friends were lots of fun to watch.