Disenchanted

Fifteen years after her happily ever after, Giselle suspects her husband Robert is unhappy with their life in New York City. Seeking a magical solution, she discovers an enchanted forest, a kingdom, and a villainous stepmother figure in the process. When tribulations arise, Giselle must race against time to save both her family and her kingdom of Andalasia.

Disenchanted received mixed reviews from critics, with many finding it a pale imitation of its predecessor, Enchanted. While the performances of Amy Adams and Maya Rudolph were often praised, the film was frequently criticized for its predictable plot, uneven pacing, and less inspired musical numbers.

• While the returning cast, particularly Amy Adams, offers a charming presence, the film struggles to recapture the magic of its predecessor.
• The musical numbers are a highlight for some, but they don't quite reach the inventive heights of the original.
• The plot feels derivative and less focused, failing to fully engage audiences.

Google audience: Google users generally found 'Disenchanted' to be an entertaining sequel, appreciating the return of beloved characters and the whimsical fantasy elements. While some viewers felt it didn't quite live up to the original's charm, many enjoyed the humor and the musical performances, deeming it a fun watch for families.

The film features a scene where Giselle and Robert's daughter Morgan sings a song called 'RIght Here,' which was co-written by the film's star Amy Adams.