Enchanted

A fairy tale princess is banished from her magical kingdom and sent to the real world, where she encounters a cynical divorce lawyer and his daughter. As she navigates the complexities of New York City, she begins to question her understanding of love and happiness, while a prince from her world searches for her.

Enchanted was a critical and commercial success, praised for its charming blend of animation and live-action, its witty screenplay, and its heartfelt performances, particularly from Amy Adams. It was seen as a clever and loving homage to classic Disney fairy tales while also offering a fresh perspective.

• A delightful and hilarious satire of Disney's own animated princess films.
• Amy Adams shines as Giselle, perfectly balancing naive innocence with newfound street smarts.
• The film successfully merges traditional animation with live-action, offering a visually engaging experience.

Google audience: Audiences loved the film's humor, its magical premise, and the charming performances, especially Amy Adams. Many found it to be a refreshing and enjoyable take on fairy tale tropes that appealed to both children and adults.

Nominated for three Golden Globe Awards, including Best Actress for Amy Adams. Received an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song ('Happy Working Song').

The filmmakers had to get special permission from Disney CEO Bob Iger to include a scene where Giselle is violently attacked by Queen Narissa in Central Park, as it was a more intense scene than typically seen in Disney films.