Cinderella and the Secret Prince

Took my 3 year old daughter to see this movie, and it was a huge dissapointment.

1. Very dark, the "color" and mood of the movie is dark, usually kid movies have bright, happy colors or mood. It also contains a lot of spells and "witchiness", more than you would usually see. My daughter was scared (1st time ever, and we have seen over 10 movies with her), we had to leave before it ended

2. This movie was made for 3D view, we saw it 2D, and it looked like a video you would get in the story of a videogame. Terrible.

3. The story is different, which it does not mean is bad, but it wasn't as interesting as the Cinderella story everyone knows.

4. Is not funny, is not happy and it doesn't make you feel good.

Do not waste your money.

Good to see that it's Cinderella that rescue the prince.

Very poor animation marrs this film and coupled with amateurish voice over-acting, dingy backgrounds and ugly models makes it a difficult and unenjoyable watch. Don't bother.

I checked out the profiles of the other 'people' who reviewed this movie and all joined 4 months ago (from the date I am writing this) and all have only reviewed one movie. Don't believe what they have written, they're fake.

My husband and I took our daughters to watch this movie cause we think every little girl should have a princess dream! I think this movie is good for:

1. it gives the audience a fabulous and fancy fairytale, sweet not only to my girls, but also to me. Just felt so sweet and happy when watching the fancy ball and the romantic dance on the grassland!

2. I think it's a more mordern interpretation of the story. Really like the idea of Cinderella saving her prince! This film taught my girls to be brave and independent, as a boy while still being a princess.

Like it! Really should give it a shot!

I haven't watched it, but my two children aged 6 1/2 and 5 liked it a lot. They asked to see it again and again over several weeks. The adults who wrote reviews about this movie maybe should have a child see it first, after all it is meant for children, right?