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Princess Protection Program (2009)
Plot of Princess Protection Program
A young princess must be hidden to help protect herself and her country. She is hidden with another young girl who is just not the princess type. Together they learn to become freinds and get themselves out of a major mess.
Review of Princess Protection Program
Disney has a way of producing movies about princesses, and this is no exception.  Once upon a time there was a beautiful young princess . . . . and in any movie, she is in trouble.  An evil man is trying to take over her country and to avoid capture, her mother calls upon the services of the PPP, the Princess Protection Program.  The PPP places Princess Rosalinda (Demi Lovato) under the care of one of their most trusted agents, who happens to have a daughter named Carter (Selena Gomez) who happens to be about the same age.  The two come together, but to enhance the plot, Rosalinda, now referred to Rosie to hide her identity, and Carter do not get along.  Rosie is too prim and proper like a movie princess and Carter is so not the princess type.  Without giving away the rest of the movie, eventually the two girls learn to get along and blend their two worlds so that Rosie becomes a little more like the average kid and Carter becomes a little more pricess like.  In the process they also overcome a number of obstacles in school and with the coup of Rosie's country.   Okay, so the plot is fairly simple, but many of the good Disney movies are as well.  Luckily, the writing was fairly good or else the movie could have been a disaster.  The two lead girls were not too bad in their roles as well.  Neitehr Gomez nor Lovato will win an Academy Award, but their acting was not bad for this movie and they show a greater depth for the art than they do in their respective TV shows (Wizards Of Waverly Place and Sonny With A Chance).  However, the movie was written for that tween-teen set and provides dialog, jokes and banter geared towards that age group.   Although there are some slow points in the movie, it was fairly intersting to watch.  There are some action scenes, some romantic scenes and some emotional scenes throughout.  Everything that the teen-tween crowd enjoys.   The production of the movie was okay, but there were not many complicated scenes that needed any great direction, except for the action sequences which were average.  The sound and picture quality were of a good quality, even during some of the bonus features, such as a video with both Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato singing "One And The Same."  Another featurette interviews both of the girls in which they discuss their real life freindship from when they acted together years ago on Barney and Freinds. I think it must be cool for them to be freinds all these years and then co-star in a movie together.  As Disney always does, they also included a bunch of other extras to even enhance this movie any more.   This is not a classic princess movie in the realm of a Cinderella or Snow White, but your tween may enjoy it more than those, at least for a few years.  It's a fun movie to watch, and I can almost guarantee that they will watch it a few times over.  So if you want to give your own princess a gift, this may be better than a diamond tiarra.
The Cast		Director	Writer
Selena Gomez	Carter Mason	Allison Liddi	Arnie DeYoung
Demi Lovato	Princess Rosalinda / Rosie Gonzalez
Tom Verica	Major
Nicholas Braun	Ed
Molly Hagan	The Director
Jamie Chung	Chelsea Barnes
Rating	Length	Distribution Co.	Year
G	89 mins	Disney	2009
Video Clips from the Princess Protection Program
Trailer Meeting Lunchtime Bonding Real Princess (Bonus) Demi Lovato with Selena & Demi (Bonus) Princess Myths (Bonus)
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This review was written by Ian Ripley. Copyright 2009, All Rights Reserved.

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