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I still remember, how excited I got when I first saw this film in VCD back to the 1990s. It was just a wonderful surprise to have rented a film so entertaining and provoking.

If you try stubbornly to take this film with the 21st production for its acting, or video definition and so fort. I have to say, you are just making yourself unnecessarily unhappy. True, the actresses hadn't gone that far in some sections, for the film is neither the porno nor the violence type. So save your hard criticism.

The plot was really a good one. Pace is tight, hasn't let you have time leave to have a break. The idea is also amazing, letting the women slaves fight each other. The happy ending satisfies me, for I can't digest so many and so often tragedies.

Markov is a very beautiful and elegant actress. This blond gladiator really hold the entire movie interesting. Can't image how the film were going to look like without this gorgeous female.

Disney's Production is always a guaranty for quality. That fairy atmosphere, music with childish spirit. It is really a wonderful experience watching this film. I kept telling myself in the watching that I am enjoying a cheerful film.

Amy Adams sparkles. Her appearance is so sunny. All three of her dresses are masterpiece, elegant, pretty and unique. Without those fairy songs, Giselle would lose at least half of her charm. But it fortunately isn't the truth! The musical pieces are carefully written, they reminds me of another Disney's production: The parent trap, also having first-class music. Although Amy couldn't sing "in situ"(obviously she acted soundless in scenes and her song voice was post-added.), but it doesn't burden that much. I can still lose myself deeply in her musical world.

By the way, the little Morgen Rachel also wins her own credit. Such a sweet girl (if I am allowed to say, twice so sweet as Giselle).

Finally, the whole film is an unforgettable sensation. I am always looking forward Disney's works. Keep on!