La bella addormentata

I really liked the film, it really showed how bad it is to have people who control your life for everything and don't allow you to have your own opinion on your choices, and how bad this can be for anyone's life, I found it very fun and interesting , it has a good script and the quality of the filming is also good, all the casting is good.

The entire script of the film is balanced, making you understand by showing parts of the story, the traction images of scenes as well as beautiful images of beautiful locations, very cool.

Pietra quintela and Lívia Silva are great actresses, they are very beautiful and did well the whole time, especially the dress that Pietra wears during the presentation.

"Sleeping Princess" is a textbook example of a movie that fails to break free from tired, overused tropes. The premise hinges on the clichéd "hiding the truth to protect someone" storyline, leading to predictable fallout when the character inevitably discovers the secret. This lack of originality undermines any potential emotional impact, leaving viewers rolling their eyes rather than feeling invested.

The acting is another glaring flaw, with performances ranging from wooden to outright cringe-worthy. The detective, in particular, delivers a performance so unconvincing that it feels more like a parody than a genuine attempt at the role.

As for the plot-predictability is the order of the day. There isn't a single twist or turn that hasn't been done a hundred times before, and often better. The lack of tension or surprise makes the movie drag, feeling like a waste of time.

In short, Sleeping Princess offers nothing new or engaging. If you're looking for a film with this kind of premise, you're better off watching literally anything else. Skip this one.