obscurist

Nice idea but tasteless like the fruits in house number 9. At some point, the camera gets completely detached from storytelling and fixates on liminal space views over and over and over again. This is not what you want, it is what you fear in your most nightmarish dreams moments before waking up.

By God, this is bad. I mean the story is so provocative and structurally aimless it's like two different books nailed on another. I was told it's bad before, but I didn't know how much bad it is. At about one fourth of the film I got aggressive and I couldn't stand the whole film. They should pay you for watching this.

From the studio that brought you Inside Out 2. This film is really intended for children and is not interesting for adults. I think that sets it apart from other Pixar films. The wisdom it seeks to teach can be guessed after the first few scenes, and the whole thing is not particularly complex but rather something for small children. I would not recommend the film, even though it does not seem boring, but rather just empty.

I completely understand the analytic view of the topic (fairy tales and their psychological background), and I even find Rachel Zegler far too conservative in general when it comes to this question, but anyway, that isn't what you like to view or hear in a Disney film. What remains is simply a nasty girl and a stalking prince, both too lame to escape their faith.

The greatest disappointment. It sounded so great but it came out so abhorrently lame, the whole film appears unfinished. At least it tells a coherent story.

Hard to bear animated film with a small budget and a target audience that probably doesn't appreciate it.