Barbie als die Prinzessin und das Dorfmädchen

Originaltitel: Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper

Video
2004
Not Rated
1 Std. 25 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,1/10

10.761

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Barbie als die Prinzessin und das Dorfmädchen (2004)

trailer wiedergeben1:32

1 Video

61 Fotos

Familie Komödie Musikalisch Animationsfilm

Jedes der Mädchen sehnt sich nach einem anderen Leben. Als sie sich das erste Mal begegnen, sind sie zunächst erschrocken, doch dann entwickelt sich eine wunderbare Freundschaft.Jedes der Mädchen sehnt sich nach einem anderen Leben. Als sie sich das erste Mal begegnen, sind sie zunächst erschrocken, doch dann entwickelt sich eine wunderbare Freundschaft.Jedes der Mädchen sehnt sich nach einem anderen Leben. Als sie sich das erste Mal begegnen, sind sie zunächst erschrocken, doch dann entwickelt sich eine wunderbare Freundschaft.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,1/10

10.761

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 6 Nominierungen insgesamt

Princess Anneliese
(Synchronisation)
…

Melissa Lyons

Princess Anneliese
(Gesang)

Julie Stevens

Erika
(Gesang)

Mark Hildreth

King Dominick
(Synchronisation)

Mark Luna

King Dominick
(Gesang)

Alessandro Juliani

Julian
(Synchronisation)
(as Allesandro Juliani)

Martin Short

Preminger
(Synchronisation)

Kathleen Barr

Serafina
(Synchronisation)
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Ian James Corlett

Wolfie
(Synchronisation)
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Ellen Kennedy

Queen Genevieve
(Synchronisation)

Pam Hyatt

Madame Carp
(Synchronisation)

Brian Drummond

Nick
(Synchronisation)
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Jan Rabson

Midas
(Synchronisation)
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Colin Murdock

Royal Scheduler
(Synchronisation)

Janyse Jaud

Palace Maid
(Synchronisation)

Lee Tockar

Ambassador Bismark
(Synchronisation)
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Garry Chalk

Herve
(Synchronisation)

Roger Monk

Minister
(Synchronisation)

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7jt4

40-year-old heterosexual male finds surprisingly good music.

How's this for a commentary on the music in this movie: I sometimes specifically ask my wife if she has it in the car to listen to, pushing out Duran Duran or other music from the golden age of the early 80's. I am skeptical of musicals by nature, so when I heard that the Barbie people had produced a musical, I could only imagine how shallow the music was going to be, seeing that it would be directed towards our 7-year-old daughter's age group. I of course had no choice but to hear it several times after we bought the movie and our daughter and 3-year-old son wanted to listen to the CD in the car. I was surprised beyond anything I could imagine to find that there is some serious quality among the songs that are done here. As for the movie's animation, it may be my imagination that the production skimped a bit in that area to pay for the songwriting. And of course the Barbie series' animation was already nothing to get excited about in this day of Pixar, Dreamworks, and Blue Sky producing top-notch computer-generated material. But the music itself is really a find, and I would recommend it to anyone.

schmaltz13

...Rebuttal. Personal Opinions Differ. (:

Actually, I thought Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper was surprisingly good. Usually I'd kick up a big fuss before watching Barbie, of all things, in anything at all. But as an avid fan of musicals and music in general, I felt compelled to watch it after one advertisement as I thought the music was indeed refreshingly catchy. The plot line was pretty sweet and... I just enjoyed it tremendously... even though I have to agree that the commercials were irritating. I particularly like the song "I Am A Girl Like You" and would seriously recommend fans of musicals and/or music in general to watch it as a form of relaxing distraction.

PS. I'd also like to comment on cyclone259's comments about adults finding Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper to their tastes. Everyone has his/her own opinions and you would do well not to judge them based on them. In fact, it's actually quite insulting.

deedwar1

Better than I could have hoped for

The thought of watching a Barbie video didn't thrill me but I knew my daughter would be interested so I bought this. To my surprise, it was wonderful! The music is extremely well done, both lyrically and melodically. The lyrics are very clever and poignant. It's also performed by the London Symphony Orchestra.

Unlike most Disney movies and other children's shows, there is no violence at all. There's also no bad language. That alone is very refreshing.

Martin Short does the voice of Preminger and he's simply fantastic. He also gets to showcase his wonderful singing voice and unique voice talents.

It's hard to imagine anyone not liking this movie.

10wyomike

Almost Rogers and Hammerstein

Some of the sweetest words I've heard lately were, "Daddy, come watch Barbie with me." After she feel asleep in my arms, I finished the movie... re-wound it and watched some scenes again.

I later rented the movie again for myself... uh, err, I mean for her of coarse... okay, I have no pride.

I thought the lyrics and music were world level excellent. The delicate, innocent emotions captured by the animators were heart melting and Martin Short's voice work was hilarious.

I think if this was a more innocent time, "Arnie Roth" (composer) would be listed among the greats. Hmmmm, Rogers and Hammerstein? - maybe more still to come from this great talent.

A definite top 500 best movies of all time.

pcorbett13440

Very good movie for Barbie fans

I, personally, thought the movie was very well done. The songs are very catchy. I have a special needs child who has a very hard time having anything catch her eye for longer than an a half hour and this movie was one that did. She sat enraptured. The fact that the movie came with a CD of the songs helped even more. She loved that she could listen to the songs on her own time. She now plays with her Barbie's, listening to the CD and having them "sing" along to the CD. Just by her enjoyment alone my in-laws and I have already decided her 3 major gifts by myself, my father, and my in-laws will be both singing Analese, singing Erika, and the singing Serafina cat. It's a rare find when you can find anything that will hold a child attention longer than a second. This movie definitely does that.

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This is the first in a series of Barbie movies that is an original musical.

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Wolfie is a male calico cat. Calico cats are almost 100% female cats. In the very rare cases which there is a male calico cat it's due to a genetic disease and they are sterile so he couldn't reproduce with Serafina. However, according to other sources, all but about one in three thousand could still produce kittens. Wolfie just wouldn't be able to produce a male calico kitten.

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Singing Princess Anneliese: All my life I've always wanted/To have one day just for me/Nothing to do and for once nowhere I need to be/With no lessons, lords, or lunches/Or to-do list in the was/No one to say when to eat or read or leave or stay/That would be the day
Singing Erika: All my life I've always wanted/To have one day for myself/Not waking up with a pile of work on every shelf/With no hems in need of pressing/And no sleeves in disarray/No wedding gown with a thousand stitches to crochet /And no debt to pay
Singing Princess Anneliese: What would it be like to be
Singing Princess Anneliese: What would it be like to be
Singing Erika: Free
Singing Princess Anneliese: Free/Free to try crazy thing
Singing Erika: Free from endless IOU's
Singing Princess Anneliese: Free to fly
Singing Erika: Free to sing
Singing Princess Anneliese: And marry whom I choose/You would think that I'm so lucky/That I have so many things/I'm realizing that every present comes with strings
Singing Princess Anneliese: Though I know I have so little/My determination's strong/People will gather around the world to hear my song
Midas: Can I come along?
Singing Princess Anneliese: NOw I fear I'll never be...
Singing Erika: Soon I'll forever be...
Singing Princess Anneliese, Singing Erika: FreeI close my eyes and feel myself fly a thousand miles away/I could take flight but would it be right/My conscience tells me stay
Singing Princess Anneliese: I'll remain forever royal.
Singing Erika: I will pay my parents' debt.
Singing Princess Anneliese, Singing Erika: Courage is doin the thing your heart well regrets.
Singing Princess Anneliese: But I'll never stop believing.
Singing Erika: She can never stop my schemes.
Singing Princess Anneliese, Singing Erika: There's more to living than gloves and gowns and threads and seams/ In my dreams/ I'll be free