Cinderella II: Dreams Come True
Plot
Here is the plot summary of Cinderella II: Dreams Come True: As a newly-crowned princess, Cinderella finds herself facing challenges she never could have anticipated. Gone are the days of sweeping up ashes and dodging her wicked stepmother's wrath; now, she must navigate the complexities of royal life at the Palace. With her glass slipper still firmly in place on her foot, Cinderella is determined to prove that she is more than just a pretty face and a fairy tale romance. In this enchanting sequel, Cinderella's story unfolds in three delightful tales that explore the ups and downs of palace life. In the first episode, "A Hero's Welcome," Cinderella must confront her own insecurities when Jaq, her beloved mouse friend from the original film, arrives at the Palace to pay his respects. As she struggles to balance her royal duties with her desire to help Jaq find a new home, Cinderella learns valuable lessons about empathy and understanding. The second episode, "Tall Tales," takes us on a fantastical journey as Cinderella's stepmother, Lady Tremaine, tries to outdo the princess in every way possible. With her own fairy godmother's help, Cinderella concocts an elaborate scheme to one-up her nemesis, leading to a hilarious and action-packed sequence of events that will leave audiences laughing. In the third and final episode, "An Uncommon Romance," Cinderella finds herself caught up in a whirlwind romance with Prince Charming himself. As they grow closer, Cinderella must confront her own doubts about their relationship and learn to trust her instincts. Will she find happiness with her prince, or will reality set in and dash her dreams? Throughout the film, Cinderella's trademark kindness, compassion, and determination shine through as she faces each new challenge head-on. With its stunning animation, charming characters, and timeless themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery, Cinderella II: Dreams Come True is a delightful treat for audiences of all ages.
Reviews
Micah
D社 is really ruining childhoods.
Molly
Okay, here's the translation of your review into English, aiming for a tone that reflects the whimsical and slightly cynical take on the movie: "Cinderella II: Dreams Come True" feels like three mini-stories stitched together with varying degrees of…charm. The first act sees Cinderella getting the royal treatment. There's a new sheriff in town, and she's determined to re-invent royal traditions, playing the role of a modern princess by prioritizing her PR. The second act involves a mouse getting a human makeover, only to realize that even with such a transformation, he can't compete with Prince Charming(for friendship, or love?). Ultimately, he concludes that going back to being a mouse and marrying another lovely mouse is the better path. The third act features two instances of forgiveness leading to romance. The cat doesn’t get his break but one of the spiteful stepsisters finds love. Which makes one pause and question, why Cinderella III finds the stepsisters still scrubbing floors? Extrapolating about how the mouse fares in this context. It becomes clear that the timeline in episode 3 must come after the conclusion of Cinderella II. A mouse tale as the story goes.
Nicholas
A cherished classic from childhood.
Clara
While it can't quite measure up to the original, I still enjoyed it. It's like catching a glimpse of Cinderella's everyday life off-stage, and it's still lovely. Three stories are told: one about changing the old rules of the Royal Court, another about the mice turning into people to help Cinderella and then back again, and a third about one of the stepsisters finding true love.
