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| Genre | Mystery & Thrillers |
| Format | AC-3, Multiple Formats, Dolby, Subtitled, Widescreen, Color, Dubbed, Animated, NTSC, DTS Surround Sound See more |
| Contributor | Robert Reece, Susanne Blakeslee, Christopher Daniel Barnes, Andre Stojka, Jeff Bennett, Frank Welker, Daniel Berendsen, Russi Taylor, Corey Burton, Colleen Millea Ventimilia, Eddie Guzelian, Tami Tappan Damiano, Holland Taylor, Frank Nissen, Evan Spiliotopoulos, Margot Pipkin, Rob Paulsen, Ron J. Friedman, Jennifer Hale, Margaret Heidenry, Tress MacNeille See more |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 14 minutes |
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What if the slipper didnt fit? Experience the wonder and the majesty of Cinderellas classic fairy tale with a spectacular twist in Disneys all-new motion picture CINDERELLA III: A TWIST IN TIME. When her evil stepmother gets hold of the Fairy Godmothers magic wand and turns back the hands of time, Cinderella must try to find Prince Charming and break through the evil spell. Gus, Jaq and all your favorite characters return in an exciting and hilarious new take on one of the most celebrated films of all time. Bursting with show-stopping music and more magic, wonder and suspense than the original, CINDERELLA III is enchanting entertainment for the entire family.
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Cinderella and the Prince are destined to be together, but have you ever wondered what would have happened if the glass slipper that was left behind after the royal ball fit someone other than Cinderella? Cinderella's Stepmother and Stepsisters Anastasia and Drisella change history when Anastasia steals the Fairy Godmother's magic wand and her mother uses it to turn back time and then cast a spell on the glass slipper so that it will fit on Anastasia's foot. The Prince immediately realizes that something is amiss, but a quick zap from the magic wand convinces him that Anastasia is his rightful bride-to-be and it looks like nothing that Cinderella or her mouse friends Jaq and Gus can do will set things right. Two questions remain: what will become of Cinderella and can Anastasia ever find true happiness by marrying someone who will never love her for who she really is? This 74-minute animated tale follows the classic Cinderella and its sequel Cinderella II--Dreams Come True and features nice animation, new conflicts between familiar secondary characters like the evil cat Lucifer and mouse friends Jaq and Gus, lots of new songs, and a suspenseful story line. (Ages 3 to 9) --Tami Horiuchi
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"Just as magical as the original!" -- Bryan Erdy, NBC-TV
"Tuneful, joyful and faithful to the original. Disney's best animated sequel update." -- Bruce Westbrook, Houston Chronicle
A magical film for the entire family! -- Mose Persico, CTV
Disney pays homage to the classic animated "Cinderella" by keeping the characters true to the originals, music complimentary to the original score, and animation that evokes the feel and look of vintage Disney. -- Paul Perrello, Metro Networks-Westwood One, Philadelphia
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- Aspect Ratio : 1.78:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : G (General Audience)
- Product Dimensions : 7.75 x 5.25 x 0.75 inches; 4.48 ounces
- Director : Frank Nissen
- Media Format : AC-3, Multiple Formats, Dolby, Subtitled, Widescreen, Color, Dubbed, Animated, NTSC, DTS Surround Sound
- Run time : 1 hour and 14 minutes
- Release date : February 6, 2007
- Actors : Jennifer Hale, Susanne Blakeslee, Tress MacNeille, Christopher Daniel Barnes, Russi Taylor
- Dubbed: : French, Spanish
- Producers : Margot Pipkin
- Language : English (DTS 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo), Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
- Studio : Walt Disney Video
- ASIN : B000JBWWRO
- Writers : Colleen Millea Ventimilia, Daniel Berendsen, Eddie Guzelian, Evan Spiliotopoulos, Margaret Heidenry
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #42,254 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #3,378 in Kids & Family DVDs
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Cinderella is a sweet, kind, caring and graceful girl who gets to live a Happily Ever After life thanks to her friends the mice and her fairy Godmother. But what if the magic that propelled Cinderella to "Princess" was in the wrong hands? Cinderella's fairy tale is rewound and rewritten leaving our heroine to fend for herself. I was impressed that Cinderella maintained her sweet and happy demeanor even while taking responsibility for her future. In today's world it's refreshing when a girl can maintain grace, dignity, and class while still reaching for and obtaining her dreams.
Some of the songs that Cinderella sings are very pretty and they did well in finding a voice talent that would come close to the original actress both in demeanor and pitch. A few of the songs can get kind of cheesy and the mice have a bit of a tendency to really annoy you but I promise you'll be watching your babies act out to and laugh at these moments. This movie is geared towards young children with enough of a plot to stand on its own and to be enjoyed by all ages. The animation is brighter than in the original but tries to maintain "the look" of Cinderella and her fellow cast. The moral of the story is that if you believe in Love and in yourself you can do anything, even without Disney's signature dose of magic.
I would recommend this product to anyone looking to revisit the world of Cinderella. You won't leave disappointed this time.
Not only have Lady Tremaine and Lucifer managed to return to be as evil, if not more so, than in the first film, the animation was just as beautiful as the original with several new catchy songs that match the same themes that were in the beginning--Try comparing "It Was Only a Dream" with Cinderella's first song, "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes" and the mice's "At the Ball" with "Cinderelly".
Best of all, there is some real character development going on here rather than trite little moral tales like in the second installment. I actually like the Prince in this film because he doesn't just sit around waiting for someone else to bring him the girl that he fell in love with. He has more than just good dancing skills--he goes after the girl, he is kind, and he has quite a few good one-liners in this movie as well. I particularly loved his reaction to Cinderella's animal friends/side kicks. Even his father moves past the wish for grandchildren to have a bit more depth in this film.
Cinderella has also grown a spine (finally). She directly stands up to her step mother like never before, finally gives Lucifer what he so justly deserves, and instead of just wishing for a happily ever after, she chases her's down multiple times in this film. Cinderella has finally learned that perseverance doesn't just apply to faith and hope, but to actions as well, and I say Bravo to her for it.
A thoroughly good sequel that far outstrips Cinderella II in all aspects, this is definitely worth watching for any fan of the Disney animated classics.
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一度はガラスの靴が鋳型で作ったようにピッタリと足に入ったシンデレラ。一度は夫婦になった二人。シンデレラの幸せが魔法のせいだと知ったアナスタシアはフェアリーゴットマザーから杖を奪って島します。それをトレメイン夫人が奪い取り、シンデレラが王子様と結ばれるきっかけとなったあの奇跡の瞬間まで時間を戻してしまいます。何もかも魔法でアナスタシアの足に合うようにガラスの靴をビックサイズにしたり、王子様に魔法をかけて躍った相手がシンデレラではなくしたり、そこへシンデレラが諦めずにお城に再び入りこみ、まるで夫婦の危機が訪れて・・・・大きな変化は王子がマッチョになっていたり、シンデレラを船から助け出すのに馬から飛び降りて、とか再びネズミのジャックとガスが鍵を奪う場面、
シンデレラが魔のカボチャの馬車から馬に飛び乗る所、アクション映画になっていて人を飽きさせない所があります。ですが、最後の王様の言葉がとても良いです。アナスタシアも本当はいい子でした。
The final part of this review is a synopsis including spoilers, so don't read it if you want to be surprised by what happens.
The film is all about the very Disney idea of the power of true love, and about people destined for each other overcoming the odds to be together. Though I love the original Cinderella character, she was a zeitgeist: avery 1940s 'damsel in distress', languishing in the tower waiting for mice or the fairy godmother to come to her rescue.
That all changes here, and her character is developed into a more modern woman, who has to use her initiative and courage. She retains all the kind and caring hallmarks of her original incarnation, but this is now coupled with a determination to fight back against her stepmother, to combat injustice and to fight for what she wants. The mice are still there to help her, of course, but this time you can really put her 'happily ever after' down to her own gumption.
Synopsis:
Cinderella and the Prince have had a perfect year of wedded bliss; meanwhile, the two stepsisters have been struggling to keep up with the housework and are having a thoroughly miserable time of it from their mother.
The fairy godmother organises an anniversary party for Cinderella and the Prince, Anastasia stumbles across it, and the magic wand falls into her hands. She accidentally turns the fairy godmother to stone, before handing the wand to her mother. The stepmother uses the wand to turn time back to the moment the Grand Duke arrives at the chateau to try the glass slipper on the stepsisters. Using the magic wand, the stepmother makes the slipper fit Anastasia. Cinderella is freed from the tower seconds too late, as the Grand Duke is leaving. The stepmother doubles back and issues a stark warning to Cinderella to keep away from the palace and the Prince, before smashing the other slipper that Cinderella had in her pocket.
After they leave, Cinderella realises that the Prince will know he didn't dance with Anastasia, and resolves to get to the palace and present herself to the Prince. She sneaks into the palace via the servants' entrance, and bluffs her way through as the 'royal mouse-catcher'. Once inside, she and the mice split up to look for the Prince.
When Anastasia is presented to the Prince as the girl who fits the slipper, he is confused and tries to send the stepmother and sisters home. When he turns away, the stepmother casts another spell, making the Prince forget Cinderella and believe that he danced with Anastasia at the ball. He proposes to Anastasia, and the wedding date is set for that evening. Unbeknown to them, the mice saw everything, and rush to find Cinderella.
Meanwhile, Cinderella has bumped into the Prince as he looks for his father to tell him the good news. He doesn't know who she is.
The mice find Cinderella and explain what the stepmother has done. Horrified, Cinderella resolves to get the wand back.
The Grand Duke shows the stepmother and sisters the preparations he has made so far for the wedding. Unimpressed, the stepmother draws the Grand Duke aside for a word; a food fight breaks out between the sisters as they sample the Hors d'Ouvres. The Prince, having found his father, is eager to introduce him to Anastasia. They open the door to the room just in time to see the enormous cake topple over, burying Anastasia. Trying to recover the situation, the Prince invites her to dance.
The dance is disasterous: Anastasia constantly steps on the Prince's feet and eventually falls over, ripping his clothes in the process. The King, who watched the whole thing, calls Anastasia in for a private chat.
The Prince, meanwhile, is confused that he is not feeling any of the same tenderness and affection for Anastasia that he thinks he felt at the ball.
The King tells Anastasia that her dreadful dancing reminds him of his Queen, who trod on his feet, but took good care of his heart. He gives her something much more valuable than the land, jewels and horses that Princesses usually get: a seashell that was the Queen's most treasured possession, a symbol of true love.
Naturally Drusilla and the stepmother are scornful of this little token. Anastasia begins to have doubts about whether what they are doing is the right thing.
Cinderella finds the room that the three women are staying in, but the mice deem it too dangerous for her to sneak in and try to retrieve the wand herself. They sneak in themselves, and while attempting to get the wand, set Lucifer the cat on fire. Much chaos ensues, and the stepmother tells her girls to call for the housekeeper. Before they ring the bell, there is a knock on the door - it is Cinderella dressed as a maid with her face well hidden.
She enters the room and begins to clean, covering for the mice who have now found the wand. The stepmother unmasks her, and Cinderella and the mice escape with the wand.
The stepmother shouts that Cinderella is a thief, and the guards chase her through the palace. The Prince appears, and she is caught just as she is on the verge of undoing the spell placed on him. The stepmother takes the wand back. Cinderella begs the Prince to listen and touches his hand just as she's being dragged off. The Prince realises there's something special about her, but can't work out what it is. After the Prince leaves, the stepmother orders a guard to put Cinderella on the next ship leaving the Kingdom and banish her forever.
The mice find the Prince and sing him a song explaining that he is under a magic spell and that Cinderella was the girl at the ball. The Prince rushes out of the palace to save Cinderella.
Meanwhile, Cinderella is put onto the ship, which pulls out of the harbour.
The Prince, having missed the ship, tries to gallop his horse off a cliff to leap onto the ship as it passes; the horse has other ideas and stops dead. The Prince flies off the cliff, catches a rope and swings down onto the deck. He and Cinderella are reunited.
At the palace, the stepmother watches the Prince come galloping up with Cinderella on his horse. Anastasia is devastated to realise that the Prince doesn't love her, and that the magic isn't as powerful as the bond of true love between Cinderella and the Prince. The stepmother uses the wand to zap them out of the room just as the guards burst in to arrest them.
The stepmother and sisters can't be found anywhere in the palace. The King is furious, but consoled by the fact that his son is going to marry Cinderella.
As Cinderella is preparing herself for the wedding, the stepmother appears from the shadows. She calls Anastasia, who appears behind her as Cinderella's exact double. The stepmother zaps Cinderella and the mice, intending to marry Anastasia to the Prince in Cinderella's guise. She sends Lucifer after them to make sure that they don't return alive.
Cinderella and the mice reappear inside a pumpkin, which grows into a coach and snares a horse. Lucifer appears in human form as the coach driver and begins to gallop it away from the palace. The mice escape to try to stop the coach, while Cinderella shoulders a hole in the pumpkin wall to escape through. She knocks Lucifer off his seat and into a nearby river (which turns him back into a cat), separates the coach from the horse, then leaps onto the horse just before the coach plunges over the edge of a cliff and shatters.
Wheeling the horse around, Cinderella gallops back to the palace for her wedding.
Meanwhile, the King is walking Anastasia down the aisle. At the altar, she has second thoughts, realising that it's better to be loved by a commoner for yourself than loved by a Prince as someone else. Just as Anastasia says "I don't", Cinderella bursts in.
Furious, the stepmother bursts out from behind a curtain and begins to turn all the guards into farm animals. She points the wand at Anastasia to turn her into a toad - Cinderella dives in front of Anastasia, and the Prince in turn dives in front of Cinderella. He draws his sword: the spell bounces off the reflective metal and hits the stepmother and Drusilla. They disappear, and reappear in front of their chateau as toads.
Using the wand, Anastasia turns herself back to normal and brings the fairy godmother back. With order restored, the fairy godmother gives Cinderella a beautiful wedding gown, Cinderella marries the Prince, and they all live happily ever after... again!











