Case Number 06642: Small Claims Court   Lionsgate // 2005 // 70
Minutes // Not Rated Reviewed by Appellate Judge Amanda DeWees
(Retired) // April 22nd, 2005  The Charge  Discover a magical
new land.  The Case  When I was a little girl, tie-in dolls
never stood up to the movie or TV characters themselves. My
Princess Leia doll had the trademark Star Puffs hairdo, sure,
but the likeness didn't flatter Carrie Fisher. My Wonder Woman
doll was an aggressive-looking Amazon with a stern fixed glare,
as different as can be imagined from Lynda Carter's twinkly
charm. And Barbie as Scarlett O'Hara? Fuhgeddaboutit. That perky
visage never inspired Rhett Butler to say he'd seen eyes like
that looking at him down the barrel of a gun.  Now the folks at
Mattel have solved the problem of disappointing tie-in dolls by
creating a straight-to-video Barbie movie so bland, so visually
crummy, that the companion dolls can't help but look fabulous in
comparison. The Fairytopia doll line is in fact lovely: With
their Easter Egg–colo