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Enchanted (2007)

Plot of Enchanted

Enchanted DVD Box ArtAnimated fairy tale creatues get thrown into a modern day non-danimated existence and have to deal with not only a devilish step-mother from their world, but the hectic world around them.

 

 

 

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Review of Enchanted

Princess Giselle PictureI sometimes wonder why the writers or studio executives pick the title of a movie.  Sometimes it describes the feel of the movie, provides a glimpse into the plot of the movie, or sometimes the title is just meantto be cute.  When I think of something being enchanted, I think of a magical spell placed over an item that enchants it to do make it do (or not do) something out of the ordinary.  For instance, an enchanted ring might make the wearer invisible, an enchanted rug might allow its owners to fly, or an enchanted person might be made to fall in love with an unlikely enchantress.  These are all possibilities in this movie, and although music plays a direct part in its plot, enchanted items or people is not really present.  The enchantment that is occuring in this movie is by the filmmaker to the audience, trying to enchant us with its old world tale of princesses, love and fairy tales cast in a new light.  For much of the file, the spell has the desired effect and enchants us to enjoying the cinematic fairy tale world that has been weaved.

 

Picture of fight from EnchantedWe are first introduced to the main fairy tale characters at the begining of the movie, all in their animationatic best -- or at least the stereotypical fairy tale Disneyesk type fairy tale characters, the prince, the princess, the evil step-mother, and so forth.  Of course through the dastardly plan of the evil step-mother, the plot is thrust forward, or should I say that the cartoon princess is pushed from her fairy tale world into the world of modern three dimentional, non colorized, New York City.  The strange thing is that if you have ever been to New York, the characters in their royal formalities (puffy princess dress, swords, etc.) are not as out of sync with their surroundings as the writers may have hoped. Besides being an adventure, the movie is also a romantic comedy,  between a boy (prince), girl (princess) and boy (an unsuspecting New Yorker).  The movie goes between the love triange (quickly, the prince wants to marry the princess, the princess meets the New Yorker and they do not realize that they love each other) and the adventure (step-mother tries to kill prinncess).

 

Ballroom dance Picture from EnchantedThe writing is very nicely done to provide an entertaining story for the younger watchers, with many inuendos and old-school symbolism for the older viewers.  In few words, I would say that it was a really cute movie.  In more words, just read this whole review (LOL).  It was, to my surprise, a fairly good movie and although it did get a bit corny at times, it did keep me entertained.  Having seen proably every animated Disney story as a child and again as an adult through my children's eyes, I could appreciate some of the corniness of the movie and its satirical comparisons of those movies. Some of these include the singing princess & prince, mice and birds doing household chores, talking animals, and a whole lot of other nonsense that brings the fantasy world to life.

 

Then there are those cool bonus features on the DVD, which sometimes makes watching a DVD a unique experience from the movie.  My favorite on this disk are the deleted scenes.  However, the way they presented them was with a little introduction as to why the scenes were deleted, which made it all the more interesting to watch.   The DVD also includes the standard blooper clips, which are always fun to watch and the featurette Fantasy Comes To Life about the making of the movie, which is a must to watch if you have the DVD. It is not very long and gives you some cool insight into the movie, characters and how the movie was made.  The disk also included another bonus called Pips Predicament, which is cute.

 

If you have ever watched a Disney princess movie, this is a movie for you.

Picture of Pip and Giselle from Enchanted

The Cast

Director

Writer

Julie Andrews

Narrator

Kevin Lima

Bill Kelly

Amy Adams

Giselle (Princess to be)

Patrick Dempsey

Robert Phillip

James Marsden

Prince Edward

Susan Sarandon

Queen Narissa

Timothy Spall

Nathaniel

Rating

Length

Production Co.

Year

PG

107 mins.

Walt Disney

2007

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Bonus Clip: Going Back to the Roots

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This review was written by Ian Ripley. Copyright 2008, All Rights Reserved.

 

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