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Two best friends, Liana and Alexa, embark on a journey to find the Diamond Castle! With the help of music, the girls overcome challenges that show friendship is the true treasure.Two best friends, Liana and Alexa, embark on a journey to find the Diamond Castle! With the help of music, the girls overcome challenges that show friendship is the true treasure.Two best friends, Liana and Alexa, embark on a journey to find the Diamond Castle! With the help of music, the girls overcome challenges that show friendship is the true treasure.
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Kelly Sheridan
- Barbie
- (voice)
- …
Melissa Lyons
- Liana
- (singing voice)
Cassidy Ladden
- Teresa
- (voice)
- …
Chantal Strand
- Stacie
- (voice)
Maryke Hendrikse
- Melody
- (voice)
Lara Janine
- Melody
- (singing voice)
Kathleen Barr
- Lydia
- (voice)
Mark Acheson
- Slyder
- (voice)
Scott McNeil
- Troll
- (voice)
- (as Scott Mcneil)
Jeremy From
- Jeremy
- (voice)
Noel Johansen
- Ian
- (voice)
Nicole Oliver
- Dori
- (voice)
- …
Heather Doerksen
- Phaedra
- (voice)
- (as Heather Doerkson)
- …
Michael Dobson
- Innkeeper
- (voice)
Ron Halder
- Butler
- (voice)
Linda Sorensen
- Old Woman
- (voice)
Veena Sood
- Sparkles
- (voice)
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I'm watching all the Barbie movies in order and I have to say I was excited for this one because of its title (I LOVED gem themed stories and princesses when I was little). It was better than I expected it to be (most of the Barbie movies fall more at like a 5 or 6 out of 10 for me so far).
Especially I liked the part with the riddle and the easter egg of the pegasus (pegasi?) from one of the earlier movies. The guys helping them were fun, the singing was pretty good, and it was a fun idea to have them living in a cabin selling flowers from their garden.
Was a bit of an eyesore the boys' guitars at the end as they looked like someone in the animation dept decided to turn the blue saturation ALL the way up and call it a day.
Also I laughed when they got in the carriage. I was like good luck getting that huge thing back over the 2 ft wide rainbow bridge lol.
Oh and honorable mention to the girl's weird unbrushed ringlet curls at the end. And the dancing dogs gave me flashbacks to major mint and captain candy in the Nutcracker XD
Fun story, music, characters. Not so fun saturated color and fashion choices. Overall recommend to barbie fans.
Especially I liked the part with the riddle and the easter egg of the pegasus (pegasi?) from one of the earlier movies. The guys helping them were fun, the singing was pretty good, and it was a fun idea to have them living in a cabin selling flowers from their garden.
Was a bit of an eyesore the boys' guitars at the end as they looked like someone in the animation dept decided to turn the blue saturation ALL the way up and call it a day.
Also I laughed when they got in the carriage. I was like good luck getting that huge thing back over the 2 ft wide rainbow bridge lol.
Oh and honorable mention to the girl's weird unbrushed ringlet curls at the end. And the dancing dogs gave me flashbacks to major mint and captain candy in the Nutcracker XD
Fun story, music, characters. Not so fun saturated color and fashion choices. Overall recommend to barbie fans.
I admit I do enjoy most of the Barbie movies, though none are among my favourite movies. Of the lot, my personal favourite is Nutcracker, but Diamond Castle is my second favourite. The animation here is among the best-looking of any of the Barbie movies, colourful and wondrous. The music is very catchy, any movie does its job well if you remember or love the music, and while Nutcracker, Rapunzel and Swan Lake have music that is more to my personal taste, Diamond Castle does its job well indeed in this respect. The dialogue is good, not too corny, and the story is cute, has a lot of heart and while there is a dark centre it is not too dark. I love the characters, especially the twins and Slyder, and the voice work is solid from all, Kelly Sheridan and Scott McNeil impress me every time I hear them. In conclusion, I really like this movie, given a chance without prejudice you may like it too. 9/10 Bethany Cox
I loved this movie as a kid - watched it over and over and over... and over. I must admit when I look back now, I see all its many flaws, but it's not meant for older people is it?
10zakima2
I am the proud daddy of a beautiful 4year old little girl who loves all her Barbie movies, however this movie is the one that seems to have captured her attention the most. The story is easy to follow, some scenes might be a little dark but hey if your kids can watch a Disney movie they can certainly watch this(Nobody Dies). The films animation was done very well, its not Pixar or Dreamworks but thats what is so great about it. This film does not try and be something its not.
The lessons of friendship and trust are really put up front in this film. I do recommend this film to parents who have young children, babysitters, or if you flat out just want to see a great story about muses of music turned to stone, two girls who find a girl trapped in a mirror, and must take her to her home which is the Diamond Castle. I won't be sexist either the boys will get a kick out of the twins and the dragon Slyder I know my 8 year old son though it was cool. I must say for a movie that didn't have much publicity, it has done rather well for itself.... the only reason this film does not get a full 10 out of 10 with me, is the fact that it does not supply the bonus features that I normally hope to see, such as deleted scenes. It does have a blooper trailer. However if you want to see the missing sequence you have to view Barbie and the Christmas Carol and see the deleted scene with the puppies, which is a very cute music video, its just sad that it wasn't on the original release of Diamond Castle. So what are you waiting for, go check out this movie, and if you have already, leave it some love.
The lessons of friendship and trust are really put up front in this film. I do recommend this film to parents who have young children, babysitters, or if you flat out just want to see a great story about muses of music turned to stone, two girls who find a girl trapped in a mirror, and must take her to her home which is the Diamond Castle. I won't be sexist either the boys will get a kick out of the twins and the dragon Slyder I know my 8 year old son though it was cool. I must say for a movie that didn't have much publicity, it has done rather well for itself.... the only reason this film does not get a full 10 out of 10 with me, is the fact that it does not supply the bonus features that I normally hope to see, such as deleted scenes. It does have a blooper trailer. However if you want to see the missing sequence you have to view Barbie and the Christmas Carol and see the deleted scene with the puppies, which is a very cute music video, its just sad that it wasn't on the original release of Diamond Castle. So what are you waiting for, go check out this movie, and if you have already, leave it some love.
A movie from my childhood. It's pretty good, and I do recommend watching it. Songs are catchy; the characters are great. It has a good storyline with a friendship lesson behind it. Even now as an adult I appreciate this movie and the magical experience it gave me.
Cons: I find the puppies dancing like humans to be really weird. Even when I was kid I cringed at those parts. If it weren't for that I'd give this movie a solid 10/10. The puppies are fine otherwise.
Cons: I find the puppies dancing like humans to be really weird. Even when I was kid I cringed at those parts. If it weren't for that I'd give this movie a solid 10/10. The puppies are fine otherwise.
Did you know
- TriviaWhen Liana and Alexa reach the Valley of Flowers Liana exclaims "I smell roses". The flowers shown are however clearly not roses, which is an odd mistake for a florist such as the ladies are to make.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Barbie et la magie de Noël (2008)
- SoundtracksTwo Voices, One Song
Written by Amy Powers, Jeannie Lurie, and Gabriel Mann
Used by permission of Powers That Be, Inc. (ASCAP), New Mania Music (ASCAP), Shabby Music (ASCAP) / administered worldwide by PEN Music Group, Inc.
Film Versions Instrumentations Arranged and Produced by Arnie Roth
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- 1h 19m(79 min)
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