Enchanted

Wayne 2022-04-20 09:01:25

In fact, it's not really a movie review.

Introduction:

After an unexpected encounter between Prince Edward and the princess who lives in the city, they decide to have a wedding. On the eve of the wedding, the prince's stepmother casts a poisonous hand on the princess, pushing her down the well leading to modern society. The isolated princess met the male protagonist and survived in modern society with the help of the male protagonist. In the process, the two sides secretly fell in love. Prince Edward learned that his fiancée had gone to modern society and resolutely pursued his fiancée. Meanwhile, the stepmother also sends Nair to hunt down the princess. After Edward found the princess, the two began dating in modern society. The stepmother finds out that Nair can't kill the princess, so she decides to go out on her own. At the ball, the stepmother made the princess eat a poisoned apple. The antidote is the kiss of true love. At this time, it is not the prince who kisses the princess, but the male protagonist. A stepmother doesn't make a difference. The male protagonist was held hostage, so a good show of the princess's rescue of the male protagonist was launched. The Disney movie, in the end, was a happy ending. The princess and the male protagonist stayed in a happy and happy life in the modern society; the prince returned to the fairy tale world with true love; Everyone is so happy~

Like Disney, everyone has a happy ending, and everyone is very kind~

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Extended Reading

Enchanted quotes

  • Pip in Andalasia: [realizing his added weight on the troll causes the entire branch to sink lower] Whoa, I gotta lay off da nuts!

  • Giselle: Why are you staring at me?

    Robert: I don't know. It's just that... it's like you escaped from a Hallmark card or something.

    Giselle: Is that a bad thing?