Enchanted

A fairytale princess from the animated land of Andalasia is banished to the real world by an evil queen. She finds herself in the chaotic streets of New York City, where she encounters a cynical divorce lawyer. Together, they navigate her naive worldview and her true love's quest to find her.

Enchanted was a critical and commercial success, praised for its clever meta-commentary on Disney princess tropes, its vibrant animation, and its charming performances, particularly from Amy Adams. It was lauded as a return to form for Disney's musical fairytale genre.

• A witty and charming blend of animation and live-action that lovingly spoofs Disney classics.

• Amy Adams shines as Giselle, bringing a delightful sincerity to the role.

• The film successfully balances humor, heart, and musical numbers.

Google audience: Audience reviews frequently highlight the film's humor, the captivating performances of the main cast, and its delightful musical numbers. Many appreciate its clever take on traditional fairytale stories.

Nominated for three Academy Awards (Best Original Song for 'Happy Working Song', 'So Close', and 'That's How You Know'), and received several nominations for Golden Globe Awards and other accolades.

The film's fictional animated kingdom of Andalasia was inspired by the look of classic Disney animated films, particularly 'Cinderella' (1950) and 'Sleeping Beauty' (1959).