This one is very interesting, because I didn't pay attention to North American film and television for a long time when I went to the UK, and I didn't know that Enchanted was already very popular. At that time, I asked the boy who sold the movie tickets to introduce the various movies that were released at that time. The boy talked a lot with enthusiasm, but the British accent was too heavy, and most of them still didn't understand it, haha, but we still choose to see this movie introduced so enthusiastically. this one.
At the beginning of the film, the two of us were dumbfounded. Although it was produced by Disney, it was obviously a real performance on the promotional photos. A cartoon about 10 to 20 minutes in length, a typical fairy tale of a super YY prince finding a super YY princess.
After that, the film began to spoof the vicious Queen of the Princess Cup and sent it to the real world in New York. . . . . . . . . She met a man in the real world in her despair, and moved the man with her enthusiasm and singing. Even if the prince from the fairy tale world appeared again at that time, she realized that the real man was her real prince.
The most interesting part of the film is that it spares no effort to spoof, almost all of Disney's fairy tales throughout the ages, and of course the heroine's very brisk singing, dancing, and lively group dances. . .
I remember very clearly that when the real prince was about to kiss the princess to save her at the end of the film, a young British boy in the back row shouted, KISS HER, and the whole audience burst into laughter. . .
Of course, although the film is very popular, it also has its shortcomings. For example, Patrick's super stiff performance in it (it can't compare with Mcdreamy in Greys Anatomy. Maybe he himself has already passed the age of believing in fairy tales, so he always feels that he wants to Blooper). She is still the heroine, although she acts well and sings well, but I always feel that she really doesn't look that young, and she doesn't look so suitable for this role.
However, you can completely ignore these when you watch the movie, and be a happy movie watcher who doesn't want to think too much.
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