This film is set during the early 1900's in New Orleans. Eudora (Tiana's Mother), is reading a story about The Frog Prince to Tiana, and her friend, Charlotte. Charlotte has always DREAMED of marrying a prince. It's all she wants in life, and she is willing to do almost anything to get it. So now, fast forward about 15 or 16 years later. Tiana has grown up now and is working as a waitress at a local restaurant so she can save enough money to start her own restaurant, a dream she shared with her Father who passed away when she was very young. Prince Naveen is in New Orleans trying to find a rich southern belle that he can marry. (Hello, Charlotte is a Rich Southern Belle who wants to Marry a Prince, Perfect combination right!?) This is where the magic begins!

Prince Naveen was turned into a frog by the witch doctor, Naveen goes to the masquerade ball and meets Tiana who he believes is a princess because of her costume. Naveen asks Tiana to kiss him believing it will turn him back to a human, However when Tiana Kisses him something else happens and she is turned into a frog herself. Now the 2 are on an incredible adventure together in the Bayou. Will the two become human again like they once were? Will they fall in love!? Will this destroy Charlotte and Tiana's Friendship? Will Naveen end up marrying Tiana's Rich Southern Belle Best friend Charlotte? Oh the questions. You have to watch this movie to see.

I first saw this movie in theaters with my whole family. I loved the music and dancing. The songs just made me want to get up out of my chair, dance and shout for joy. I felt like I really was back in early New Orleans. I loved it so much. There are very few movies that can keep me glued to my seat the whole time. This was one of them!! I think I am going to go watch this now!

I bought this movie for my own collection because I think it's a Disney classic! It's definitely a "BUY ME MOVIE" Get it while you can before it goes into the vault. This is a film like the kids I can watch over and over and never get sick of it. In fact I am not sure who likes this movie more, me or the kids.

My 2 year old grandson and I have watch this movie multiple times. He asks for it almost every time he comes to my house. It's usually a toss-up between this movie and Spiderwick Chronicles. And often we watch both in the same day. It's a cute movie and entertaining enough that an adult can sit through it and not want to pull your hair out.

As an adult, I personally love this film. I'm a big Disney fan and have quite a library .This movie characters remind me of people I personally know which makes it so funny and entertaining to watch the parts they play. Just a good clean movie.

This is my favorite Disney princess movie. The female character is smart & hardworking, and she doesn't put up with the prince's nonsense, in fact she ends up "saving" him. Great role model for girls. It is set in one of my favorite places in the world, New Orleans, during a golden age in its rich music history. The music is so good! I find myself singing and/or dancing whenever they start to play. Be warned, the scary scenes are a bit scary for preschoolers. Use your best judgement as to when your child is ready to see "friends from the other side" come for the voodoo man.

it was my first time watching this movie and its a really nice and sweet movie. i also rented this movie off of amazon and it is really convenient to be able to turn on my playstation and go onto the amazon application and just download the movie it really helps for when your just trying to stay in at night and watch a movie.

My fiancee wanted to see this as it is the first African American Disney Princess movie. I am a chef so immediately after she wanted me to make Jambalaya and Beignets and in about three weeks we're going down to New Orleans, LA. Awesome culture reference and food references. I can't wait to get out there and see and try all of the food and culture! This movie is cute as well as pretty funny. They did a great job!

When I ordered this I expected that we would enjoy it but I never figured it would be this wonderful.

The cartooning is great fun, and there are salutes to some earlier films in the characterizations, as well as there being the signature Disney flying light (this time with fireflies). The sinuous curves of the dancing minstrels within the detailed architectural background early on make it obvious that the film is going to be visual joy, and that promise is kept.

But what is best are the messages, both subtle and overt and the truly fun way they are imparted. The movie allows the environment to often be much larger than the main characters like in real life, a feature too sadly often lacking in children's films. Yet, at the same time it delivers the hope that kids need and desire, but by teaching how to make the real world work for them: by knowing the difference between needs and desires, and being willing to work for dreams.

As the Stones sang, "You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just just might find, you get what you need." This film says much the same thing in a very different way and for a very different age bracket, and it does so beautifully.

Disney has done it again! Randy Newman's music is catchy, I love the characters, I love the message, and the movie is beautifully done as a whole. I admit I get a bit bored in the very middle...they stay frogs a little too long for me, right around the hillbilly scene I'm ready to fast forward to the climax, but I DO really love this film. My niece also loves watching it with me! Some crazy people are concerned about the voodoo scenes being too scary I'm sure, but I would disagree, and my princess and rainbow loving 3 year old niece has never had a problem with it. These songs stay with me for days, and there was a period of time when I was watching this movie at least once a day with my little girl! It'll never beat out "Tangled", I'm sure, but this could be her 2nd favorite movie, and it's definitely one of my top 10 disney favorites.