The prince in the fairy tale fell in love with Cinderella just because her beauty in the ball overwhelmed any female guest, so such a prince is too shallow. There are countless beauties in the world, and the prince travels around the world. How can we guarantee a happy ending like "the prince and Cinderella will live a happy life from now on"? And Cinderella, why did she fall in love with the prince? Love at first sight, or, really reluctant to think so, fell in love with the prince's wealth?
Maybe it shouldn't be looked into. Let us believe, that is love. The kind of encounters in fairy tales that we would never encounter in real life. Maybe all we envy is the heartbeat at that moment. Most of the time in our lives, we have to bow our heads to reality, school, career, family, house, car. When we are exhausted for these, will we still feel the heartbeat of a miracle? Or, we simply can't see miracles happening around us? In fairy tales, the protagonists always pursue their love without hesitation, and when the actual cruel life gets in the way of their love and dreams, magic appears. Fairies always bring Cinderella the perfect dress, the pumpkin carriage, when she cries the saddest. This feeling is undoubtedly the best.
This movie, let's be honest, is way better than Cinderella's magic phone. Because the dance is so wonderful. The male and female protagonists are really well matched. Especially the part of doing housework at home, wearing home clothes and a casual smile, very charming.
I am very fond of that pumpkin cart. Whee.
Needless to say, it largely met my expectations for Cinderella. very good.
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