Sneakerella

I have seen many different takes on the Cinderella story and the most recent version I saw was Cinderella (2021) starring Camila Cabello, which I thought was laughably bad. So, I was not expecting much with this modern twist of the story, but I tried to keep an open mind.

The acting was surprisingly good, like Chosen Jacobs as the main character El he was good in the movie, and I liked the character he plays as an inspired Sneaker designer. I liked the creative Sneaker designs he made, and I liked seeing him create the Sneakers from scratch with his own ideas.

The songs are good, and the dance chorography was good. There are nice looking camera shots of New York or Queens that were nice to look at, and there were nice looking visuals of the Sneaker designs popping off the page of his sketches.

The romance was cute, and I was invested enough in the main story. Some people might like it and some people might not, but I think you can enjoy it for what it is doing and what twist it brings to the Cinderella story.

This movie to me hits the spot it's intended to hit. Yes it's corny, yes it's cheesy but is it a movie a dad could watch with his kids and enjoy a little for himself? Absolutely.

Sneakerella is a delightful and refreshing take on the beloved Cinderella story, with a modern twist that brings a fresh and relevant perspective to the fairy tale. Directed by a visionary filmmaker, this film is a celebration of individuality, creativity, and the power of self-expression.

One of the standout elements of Sneakerella is its unique and contemporary setting in the world of sneaker culture. The film cleverly integrates the love for sneakers into the classic Cinderella narrative, creating a fresh and exciting premise. The sneakers become a symbol of self-identity and creativity, and the way they are incorporated into the story adds a modern and relevant twist to the traditional fairy tale.

The cast of Sneakerella is diverse and talented, delivering performances that are both charming and heartfelt. The lead characters are relatable and endearing, and their chemistry is palpable on screen. The film's inclusive representation and celebration of diversity are also noteworthy, showcasing a positive and empowering message of inclusivity and acceptance.

The screenplay of Sneakerella is a standout element, with a clever and engaging retelling of the Cinderella story. The dialogue is witty and modern, capturing the language and tone of contemporary youth culture. The film also weaves in themes of self-acceptance, perseverance, and the importance of staying true to oneself, making it a compelling and relevant narrative for audiences of all ages.

Visually, Sneakerella is a treat for the eyes. The film features stylish costumes, vibrant sets, and energetic dance sequences that add to its overall appeal. The cinematography is dynamic and visually engaging, capturing the excitement and energy of the sneaker culture and the characters' journey.

The music in Sneakerella is also a highlight, with catchy and upbeat songs that complement the story and add to its overall charm. The soundtrack is modern and energetic, creating an immersive and enjoyable viewing experience that will have audiences tapping their feet and singing along.

Beyond its modern twist on a classic tale, Sneakerella also delivers an important message of self-expression and empowerment. The film encourages audiences to embrace their individuality, pursue their passions, and believe in themselves, inspiring viewers to follow their dreams with confidence and determination.

In conclusion, Sneakerella is a fresh and fun film that brings a modern twist to a beloved fairy tale. With its unique premise, diverse cast, engaging screenplay, vibrant visuals, and empowering message, it is a must-watch for audiences of all ages. Sneakerella is a celebration of individuality, creativity, and self-expression, and a reminder that everyone has the power to pursue their dreams and make their mark on the world in their own unique way.

It was very boring surprisingly. After the trailer, I expected unbelievable movie that was a fun watch, instead it was boring, a one and done watch.

It's about a guys who created "fly" sneakers and the sneaker king needs to find this man, for sneaker cons and his daughter is the royalty looking for the humble ghetto urban sneaker creator.

I cannot believe I wrote the above but yeah.

This was a musical, with awful tuned music and terrible dance scenes. It was bad.

The acting....was terrible, and not "Trolls 2" terrible where you can have a good time, just bad.

Plot was as above, bad and boring. It's like instead of doing something unbelievably god awful that you can have a good time making fun of it, they fell short and created something boring and terrible.

Thee trailer was more hilariously bad than the actual movie.

Sneakerella is a good example of Disney recycling a Cinderella story but make it an easily forgettable kids film. Sure, it's not the worst Disney Plus movie with some good editing that upgrades from television and an engaging concept of a movie about designing shoes. But the fact this is made from Disney Channel, the execution was pretty poor due to its dull and predictable story. The humor is weak. The characters are bland. And the songs are more they belong on the radio than a movie. This could be a good option just to give an inspiration of designing new shoes probably for the new generation. Even so, I can't recommend this movie much. This is another example of a poorly made Cinderella story we've seen many times before and it's not really worth your time. It would've had better ways to make this enjoyable as a movie about shoe designs. But for what it is as Disney Channel's quantity over quality of making films, it's just another recycled Disney movie. Disney Plus, come on.