Enchanted

Enchanted is a film where the story of make believe characters come to life in a whole new way. With plenty of Disney characters being brought into the story and the way this film was made, you will find that Enchanted is a great film. The truth is that most movies that try and emulate characters coming to life may not portray their story very well, but this movie is perfect for children, and adults may find this movie quite interesting as well. This romantic and comedy film is perfect for when you want to view a movie that is interesting with a nice twist of events taking place. The movie begins showcasing the life of Giselle whom was saved by her designated lover who actually is a Prince; Prince Edward. She lives in a place called Andalasia where there is always happy endings. They get married the next day, but suddenly something happens. His stepmother personally does not want an ordinary woman being a part of the family, so she tries to protect her throne. She decides to give Giselle a specially designed apple dressed up as an old had orchestrating the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. As she hands over the apple, she explains how Giselle is going to a place "where there are no happily ever afters". She then ends up in the middle of New York City. In the story, Giselle continues on finding her way back home to her town in Andalasia. She finds out that she isn't in her cartoon world any longer, so she struggles deeply on trying to find her way around New York City. The story showcases her finding love in her real world, and she ends up finding herself living an alright life. She finds and meets new people, but she doesn't have the easiest time in her life. She struggles deeply wit her life since there are still several bad guys in her cartoon world who try and ruin her. Enchanted is a movie that definitely takes you on a long story that surely is enchanted and full of all kinds of subplots. If you have children and want to give them an interesting movie, then Enchanted is a film worth watching.