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| IMDB Rating: | 5.90 out of 10 (647 votes) |
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Not the greatest thing but definitely surpassed my expectations posted on 18 Aug 2009
I admit that an 8/10 might be a little too high for this movie but I thought that, compared to all other movies similar to this, it belonged in the upper level and thus deserved the 8/10. Overall it was a pretty good movie, a modern day Cinderella story. They replaced the Prince with a Celebrity (Drew Seeley), they replaced the servant with a maid (Selena Gomez) and replaced the slipper with an MP3 player.At first I thought it would be like all other movies similar to this, the entire movie leads up to the buildup where the boy will find out who the girl is and they will fall in love, but this one is different. I thought it was a great idea that they finished that in the first half with him finding his girl and filled the second half with modern day drama. This movie was more than just a Cinderella story, it wasn't just the "prince" finding his "princess" and an endless love, it dealt with insecurity and different social rankings and everything. They had a premise built around dance and stuck with that premise throughout the movie which was another big positive.Overall i thought it was a very enjoyable movie, compared to all movies it probably would not be higher than 6 because it wasn't anything close to the "best thing ever" but compared to many Disney Movies, I'd rank this as the 2nd best movie right behind High School Musical 1.It is a good movie, very enjoyable, and very satisfying. The main concern many people have would be the romantic interest between a 26 year old guy and a 16 year old girl, but in the movie they sort of build off the same vibe with an older guy and a younger girl. It is said that they are not the same age in the movie, as she was admiring him and "loving him" when she was only 10. Disney did not ignore the age gap and i think that it just made the film more powerful as it was yet another obstacle that they had to overcome, in addition to everything else.
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I could and will criticize this film, but for the life of me I cannot understand why someone would criticize the film as predictable. The Cinderella story is a universal one so of course the film is going to follow along certain lines.Poor Selena Gomez is more like the match girl than Cinderella in this film, little more than a slave to former pop star Jane Lynch in one unreal and outrageous performance. Lynch has two daughters as well whom she encourages to dump all over poor Selena. Gomez was the daughter of one of Lynch's backup dancers who died and whom Lynch took in.Nevertheless Selena has two dreams, a career in the business and a relationship with former boy band pop star, Justin Timberlake like Drew Seeley. So if at some point in your life you've heard the story of Cinderella at any time from the age of two on up, you know exactly how this film will turn out.Too make up for a most idiotic plot there is some really nice singing and dancing with Gomez and Seeley. Drew Seeley was the touring company stand-in for Zac Efron when the Magic Kingdom sent its High School Musical stars on the road. The young man has a lot of good notes in his voice and Selena Gomez is a very pretty and talented young lady.Would they had got a film more worthy.
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I thought the movie decent and I enjoyed the dancing as well. Even though Drew and Selena had a big age difference, they suited each other and the relationship was believable. Although this was a nice and sweet movie, I thought "A Cinderella Story" was better. Here, the plot was rushed and untidy at times as well as the acting. Also, I thought that it was loosely based around Cinderella and so could have chosen a different name however it wasn't a massive issue.I still think that this is a nice and sweet twist of the old classic and it's a great movie for anyone who believes that anything is possible if you just believe.
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-The step mother (jane Lynch) was terrible and cant act worth anything. She ruined some of the movie. Way, way to old for the character that was supposed to be portrayed in the movie, and didn't seem like she would be a pop star. She wasn't funny at all. The only good actors that you picked was Mary, Marys friend she was funny she was really good, Jp the main guy was a good actor and Jp friend he was also funny. They made the movie better. - My family watched it and didn't care for Jane Lynch at all! Horrid costumes.- We liked the part where Mary was dancing on the other side of the mirror we thought that was great camera work.
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I really liked the film. The dancing and the songs were both impressive and fun to watch / listen to and the acting was alright not the best in the world but fine for a straight-to-DVD release. The film is kinda predictable but that's to be expected when it's based upon Cinderella. Poor girl finds love at a party drops or loses something and in the end everything turns out to be a happy ever after. Although there is some twists and unexpected moments. Another thing people need to remember is that although it does star Selena Gomez and Drew Seeley it's not a Disney movie. And yes there is a 10 year age gap but the characters age gap would be maximum a year difference, but the chemistry between them is believable and convincing.
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I downloaded the movie and expected myself to be bored out of my mind for the next two hours.... but i was wrong !!! The movie was nothing like I had expected !!! The story is extremely predictable and we all knew what was ganna happen since the first scene of the movie, but I still liked it. The script was really good, though. The conversations between Dustin "Da Phunk" and Tami were hilarious !!!Although personally I thought that if Mary was somehow blood related to Dominique it would've been better. I mean, we are lead to believe the Dominique is such a bad person, but why is she taking care of Mary??? I know she's not really taking care of her, it's more like using her as a slave, but still. When I thought about it, Mary would've actually been homeless without Dominique. Not that I like Dominique, I know she's really evil and all, but she's not as heartless as she's supposed to be. I'm sure no one understands me now, but I think that whoever does if they think about it they will agree with me. But all-in-all, I think the movie was great, above all my expectations. 9/10
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Okay, I was expecting it to be Another Cinderella Story spin off like the first one, and usually when they redo it, it is bad! Not this one, I liked it. Okay, it did have the same story line as the first one, but we are talking about A Cinderella Story here. That is why it is called "Cinderella", and yes she will have a mean stepmother and two silly stepsisters so you can't really change on that. The dancing was great. It was fun, light entertainment and definitely better than I expected. It might not be a show stopper movie and it is made with young teenagers in mind but if you liked the first one as well as movies like the Princess Diaries, etc, give this one a go too.
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This was a wonderful modern twist on the typical Cinderella story. This story was more about a girl striving to accomplish her dreams with the Cinderella aspect thrown in. Although most people think this is a sequel to A Cinderella Story, it is not. It really is just Another Cinderella Story.The dances moves or scenes were great and I have to say that I loved the performance of New Classic at the end. It is definitely one of my favorite scenes. It was also refreshing that the main characters (Selena Gomez and Drew Seeley) really had a great chemistry on screen.Jane Lynch adds the comical relief to the movie. Her character has her serious moments, but most of the time you are let wondering "what" or at least I was left thinking that during some of her lines or comments, because they were just so far out there. I did enjoy the Baby Got Back Commerical though, that was very funny. It still makes me laugh every time. They couldn't have cast anyone better to play the role of the step mother, in a sense she was the step mother.
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When I decided to watch it, it was out of pure boredom. I expected it to be exactly what it was called, Another Cinderella Story.'Cinderella' has a dream, meets a guy at a ball, stepsisters impersonate her, guy sees through their plot, guy and Cinderella fall in love, end of story.A few minutes into the show, this was exactly the plot it seemed to turn out to be, just modernized and with fancy dance moves and cool songs. Halfway through the show, there were a few twists that made the story different. The fact they got together halfway through the movie surprised me.The knowledge of what was going to happen added a bit to the suspense at the end. You knew she was going to get on that stage, you just had no idea when. Her time not on the stage dragged on and on.The irony of the stepmother having what she said happened to Mary happen to her was funny.The stepsisters I thought actually had some form of personality. Yeah, they were stupid, but one was really perky, the other was rather... scary. Just listen to her and pay close attention to how she says stuff.
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This movie was better than expected. Everyone says, "OH! It was SO predictable." If it's so predictable, then I expect they knew EXACTLY how soon Joey would know the girl was Mary. They knew EXACTLY how the girls would sabotage Mary after she got close to Joey. They knew EXACTLY how she was gonna sneak to go to the ball. The movie was WAAAYYY better than the first one and I love the fact that this one is based around dancing! So please stop slamming this movie so hard, it's really better than you make it sound. That's all I have to say.Oh and P.S., it's fun to dance along. HAHA! I memorized the dance moves.
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I thought this movie was really good seeing as they have made way too many versions of Cinderella. I think this version was better than the first version maybe because this plot was something believable and more likely to occur. Also, instead of the guy and the girl hooking up all the way at the end of the story, they do it in the middle of the story, which gave it a twist. Besides that, i think that Selena Gomez is a fantastic actress and she was the main reason I wanted to see this movie because she does a fantastic job on Wizards of Waverly Place. The only bad thing about it was the ten year age difference between Drew Seeley and Selena Gomez. However, besides that, it was truly an amazing movie. You can watch it with your friends, with your kids, or with who ever you want to watch it with.
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Another Cinderella Story was thoroughly predictable in my opinion. But of course to any Disney-loving fan it would be predictable. It was supposed to be a retelling of Cinderella, yet I found it to be a retelling of A Cinderella Story which starred Hilary Duff and Chad Michael Murray.Where A Cinderella Story excelled in characters and humour Another Cinderella Story lacked. It was a shame Selena Gomez was cast into this movie because she has the potential to do so much better. I also thought that Andrew Seeley was a little too old for this part, therefore making their relationship a little too unbelievable for me.Some of the choreography was good though, however what really annoyed me was the blonde bimbo character for the villain. Something original would have been nice. The step sisters and step mother were also hyperbole versions of the characters in A Cinderella Story.This movie, for me, had enough entertainment value for a lazy Sunday afternoon. However it would be enjoyed by younger audiences and fans of Selena Gomez
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Wow. Just wow. For the first five minutes of the film I thought, "Oh, okay, another cheesy Disney-like movie." Boy was I proved wrong! I've finally discovered something: there are three kinds of people in the world. First, the people (mostly preteens, really) who are absolutely obsessed with anything Disney-channel or "Disneyfied" related, and therefore are oblivious to the talent of the actors. Second are the people who always put down Disney-channel or "Disneyfied" related items simply because of this generation's obsessiveness, and therefore also are oblivious to the talent of the actors. Then there is a small minority of people who treat these movies like any other and evaluate them without any prejudice or affinity toward the Disney-channel or "Disneyfied" film franchise. And if you belong to the third group, you'll truly appreciate this film. Selena Gomez is simply divine -- she has mastered all the dancing in this movie in just three weeks! And these are no simple moves. She has added her own personal and signature style to the movie, perfecting each and every dance routine to the point of brilliancy. And Drew is likewise staggering -- not only is he smooth on the dance floor, but he stays in character perfectly throughout the entire film. It's true this movie has the same "follow your dream" formula, but this is revealed through a sumptuous blend of beautiful characters (especially the protagonists, who spark some beautiful cinematic chemistry), stunning dance sequences, dazzling songs, and unpredictable twists in the Cinderella storyline. Now I've noticed that many people have problems with regards to the age differences in the two lead actors. However, one has to keep in mind that some of the most timeless classical romances -- Jane Eyre, Memoirs of a Geisha, Emma, to name a few -- have characters who don't allow their ages to stand in the way of their love, and who try to teach that love exists without any barriers. It's also important to keep in mind that, in the actual film, the characters' ages are not supposed to be that far apart; Mary may look very young, but Selena does have a childlike face . . . but a beautiful, sweet face. I know I said I wouldn't judge according to the Disney franchise, but it's safe to say that, compared to all the other Disney Channel movies I've seen (including High School Musical, Jump in! and Camp Rock), this is the absolute best! It's passionate and endearing, and nothing short of amazing!
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I must warn you this review is heavy with spoilers, but not really that much about the ending or anything that'll ruin your watching it.Let's begin with the good points so that I'm not eaten alive by close-minded teenybopper fans. The choreography is pretty good (especially the tango), and Selena Gomez is a surprisingly impressive dancer. Some moments are cute enough, and a few jokes I laughed at. This is a nice enough movie to watch and enjoy with girl friends, where you can try and figure out with character represents which element from the actual Cinderella story.However, there's a lot more that I think the movie could've improved on. Not only was it the most predictable thing on earth (a talented young underdog rises to the top, blah blah) and I could figure out the rest of the plot from the first ten minutes, but it was also pretty much exactly the same as "A Cinderella Story" with different actors/characters. Some rich conceited stepmother and her two dimwitted daughters with some white-knight, goodhearted heroine who has to cook and clean while she sighs and waits for her celebrity-status Prince Charming to rescue her. You might say that its being predictable is expected, but this isn't Disney. With some of its jokes and slightly suggestive dance moves, Disney wouldn't lay a finger on such things for the screen. The movie should've at least tried to be a little more original.I'm a little sad that they didn't elaborate on Mary's past with her mother. All we hear is a quick passing comment from her stepmother about how she used to be her backup dancer. But I guess that wasn't the point of the movie, so I won't complain too much.Finally, Miss Gomez needs some work on her acting. I really appreciate her taking two months of dance class for this film, and it shows and entertains, but all she can do is stick to her preppy, girly "version" of acting she acquired from Wizards of Waverly Place. In fact (spoiler), there is a part where she supposedly runs home crying. Her stepmother says something along the lines of, "You look like you've been crying, or are your eyes naturally puffy?" She is met by a blank, non-expressive stare, without any tear stains on her face or at least some ACTUALLY PUFFY EYES. I guess that the age target of this movie wouldn't mind that much, though. But it could've been so much better while still entertaining its audience.
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I must begin by saying that if you think that you've seen cheesy films before prepare for the master of all!!! The film was so predictable that at certain places in film I couldn't even look at it. You don't even have to watch the film to guess what's gonna happen, the level of predictability is 10/ 10. It is a real shame because the girl in it (Gomez) is actually a very sweet girl and probably not the worst actress. The guy (Seeley) is way too old to play in this film, and you can notice it from the very beginning. It's probably an OK film for those who are between 10 and 15 years old, but if you are any older, like me, its going to be unbearable for you to watch it, when you think the cheesy part is over prepare for more, cheesiness just keeps pouring out and out. It got to the point where i just couldn't watch it any longer and started skipping through it. Overall I would give it a 3, but probably the younger, much younger, audiences will like it to an extent. If you desperate for a film it will probably do but don't expected much of it, hardly anything at all.
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With so many takes on Cinderella, it's amazing that the film industry thinks that they can do yet ANOTHER one. And this one is SO close to A Cinderella Story with Hilary Duff, it's mind boggling! Everything from the old-but-thinks-she's-young step-mother to the bumbling, stupid step- sisters, this movie wreaks of a poorly made re-make that was painful to watch, and had me fast forwarding over large sections of the movie to get to the predictable end. Someday, I would REALLY like to see a movie where the girl DOESN'T get the guy, and she realizes that he is just not that cool. There must be a reason why the film industry puts these movies straight to video, and I ask myself why I bothered watching the film. I guess I was just curious/hoping that they did something new with the classic fairytale. Sadly, they didn't and I was left disappointed.
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It was actually much more than I expected. I thought it was another of those typical teen-themed movies where there's bad acting and overly predictable plots that just frustrate you! And most especially since a Disney-channel star-let was playing the lead (which made me expect it to be a disaster like the movie "Picture This" starring Ashley Tisdale)... but, this movie went past that! The acting was great and there was chemistry between the two main characters. The dancing was great actually. I didn't know she could dance... The humor was definitely there and it kept me entertained all through out.I'm giving it a 7 out of 10 because -- well, the movie does deserve it.
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Although completely cheesy and predictable, this is actually a decent movie. It's funny, and Selena Gomez is absolutely amazing. She is such a talented actress and watching the movie is worth it just to see her steal all the scenes she is in. Katharine Isabelle and Emily Perkins are great as the awkward step-sisters. They do a great job at portraying a very strange take on the evil step-sister role. I definitely prefer this version to the one with Hilary Duff. Selena is a much better actress, and comes across as being a more real, and relatable character. She really seems like a girl that you would know and not like someone acting as the outcast. Her comedic timing is wonderful. Another Cinderella Story is an amusing, entertaining movie.
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I am a man who doesn't watch this kind of movies. I watched the first version of this which is "A Cinderella Story" starring Hilary Duff. I honestly didn't like that because it's just not my type, I guess.I didn't know this movie exist until I saw a poster from one of my favorite websites. I was attracted because of Selena (by the way, she's my crush) so I borrowed a DVD from my classmate. I didn't notice Seeley at first but when I looked at the poster closer, I was like, "Oh my gosh! He's kind of old for Selena!" The movie focused on the life of our Cinderella here, which is Mary (Gomez). She totally fits her character. Her mom is a dancer and so is she. She lives in the house of her pop star step-mom with her two weird step-sisters.During their prom night, where everyone is supposed to wear mask, Mary danced with Joey. Her step sisters and Natalia, Joey's ex-girlfriend, got so jealous so they got rid of Mary.One of my favorite parts of this movie is the search. There is one girl... and emo girl who tried to show Joey herself. She is so funny.Anyway, I don't want to tell the plot anymore. You better watch it. It's worth it. It is totally not a waste of time.
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The writing was flawed at times but the more I watch the more I like. I actually watched it the first time for two reasons, 1) the trailer looked good, 2) there were too many extremes in the iTunes reviews. Everyone either thought it was the best movie made and gave it 5/5 stars or hated it beyond description and gave it 1/5 stars. So I didn't feel either end was a correct perception given that apparently only Lovers loved it and Haters hated it. Thought I wonder if these people hate Selena Gomez or Drew Seeley so much, why they even bothered watching it? Anyway, I took a chance and actually liked it. It wasn't perfect but it has a certain charm and it grew on me so I like it more now than I did originally. The music is fun, the dancing amazing and Drew Seeley and Selena Gomez have real chemistry. Yes, there's an age gap in real life but I think it shows more on SG's side. DS may be 26 but he looks 17. And SG is 16- ish but can passably play a jr. in high school. And I remind everyone, that they're actors. Rarely anyone on TV (especially in High School roles) plays their real age. As to predictability, if you want a mind bender to see a Shamalamalan (or however you say/spell his name) movie. This was not meant to be anything totally surprising. It was supposed to be a cute, fun, little escape from everyday life story where boy and girl meet, dance and fall in love. Thuh. End. However, that said, there were a few surprises in this one. For one thing, Joey found out her real identity about half way through the flick - quite a bit sooner than these movies usually do, saving that big reveal for closer to the end. For another, Joey didn't care about her real status, he still liked her and had no qualms saying or showing it. There are other moments but I don't think I need to go on, however it was these choices by the makers that made me give it an 8/10. I think they at least tried to move away from some of the same old, same old cookie cutter moments in movies like this. I thought it could have been well enough for a theater release but at least this way I got to buy my copy and not have to pay 8 bucks every time to see it.