2015 Disney live-action Cinderella film — Page 6

I saw a screening of the movie last night at Walt Disney Studios. It was stunning! The dress transformation scene garnered a well-deserved applause from the audience. I can't wait to see it again when it officially comes out next month. I know it will look even more stunning in IMAX!

NEW CLIP: "What Do They Call You"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeKfavvKqQ4

Wait so the songs aren't in the movie? "Bobbed Boppity Boo" sounds pulled straight from the scene.

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90% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which way higher that 'Maleficent' and 'Alice in Wonderland's rating.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/cinderella_2013/

I can't wait to see it Saturday night when I come home from a trip.

It's a good thing to hear from people that have seen it that this new CINDERELLA isn't some sort of a bland, boring remake of the same animated film.

Here are some details on the sets, props, and costumes from the cast and crew.

http://www.ew.com/gallery/cinderella-gowns-sets-and-one-impressive-glass-slipper-inside-scoop

I just got back from seeing it. Call me crazy, but I loved it more than the cartoon. It was a very traditional and faithful adaptation. Lily James was simply wonderful as Cinderella. She was kind and so likable. Richard Madden was the definition of "charming". Cate was the perfect villain and Helena was divine as the Fairy Godmother. The film also visually stunning.

ETA: The only thing I have to complain about is that I went to an 8:10 showing and there was a toddler who was up way past their bedtime and made way too much noise at the beginning during the scenes with Cinderella growing up with her parents.

Updated On: 3/15/15 at 12:09 AM

Loved this movie. So heartwarming and exactly what I needed last night.

Disney could have not done a better job with a remake of their beloved classic. Absolutely gorgeous to look at with perfect casting and music with great twists and turns. The characters are so well-developed here, especially the romance between Ella and Kitt. I can believe they were in love. More thoughts may come, but it was perfect. Bring on Beauty and the Beast!

The scene where the sisters destroy the dress is one of the best. I'm disappointed.

I read an article today that basically said that Cinderella is the Anti-Frozen, in that Cinderella just takes her punishment without a fight.

I'm going to try and see it on Wednesday.

I'm really looking forward to seeing this, but the one thing that puts me off in the trailer is the crazy-loud colors in the costumes.

It looks like my grandmother's candy dish exploded on the screen.

Everything screams at me, especially that electric-blue ballgown.

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I saw this with my boyfriend on Wednesday. Early afternoon in a mini IMAX screen. The theater calls it EXT but I don't know if there are any equivalences.

Anyway, 400 seat theater and there were about 30 of us. Worst part is that there was a couple who sat on the row behind us, and maybe five seats over. They talked through the first 20 or so minutes. I had to tell them to shut up three times. They finally got it.

I liked the childhood scenes and the Stepmother's backstory. I didn't like the pace, especially the counting down to midnight sequence. She knows she doesn't have a lot of time and yet she doesn't move. MOVE BITCH! RUN!

The movie also stalled a lot when Cate wasn't on screen. Loved Daisy as the stepsister. I was a little bored with Lady Rose. The Prince was handsome, but I never got why she fell in love.

Overall, it was gorgeous to look at. Helena looked like was having the most fun. Didn't like the ballgown until she started dancing.

I'll buy it on DVD.