The Princess and The Frog Review

Disney's highly anticipated 2-D movie is finally here... dubbed as being back to basic of being 2-D, so how does it fare? well, visually, it's quite astonishing as what you might expect from a Disney production... and no, i don't think going back to 2-D look outdated...

moving on from graphic, what about the storyline... well, after seeing a lot of action movies lately, the change of pace of the move was a little bit hard to take for me... for the first maybe 20 or 30 mins, the movie was moving really slow with a lot of singing at almost every scenes as possible... for a moment, it was like watching a musical movie... but things start to get interesting/exciting/fun once the heroine (Tania) met The Frog and thus begin their adventures together that lead from one thing to another and see some change of heart...

but overall, i don't think this is one of Disney's best animation... i personally feel there are a few past animations that are better than this one... but if you're a fan of Disney's animation, then this shouldn't bother you as i'm pretty sure you will end up enjoyed the whole movie... as for my rating, i give it a 7.5 out of 10... and if you're a Disney fan, i'm pretty sure you will rate it higher than i did... :)

The Princess And The Frog Trailer

Disney Moves Up The Princess and the Frog

Walt Disney Pictures has moved up the release of Ron Clements and John Musker's traditionally-animated musical The Princess and the Frog. Originally scheduled for a Christmas Day bow, the film will now open in New York and Los Angeles on November 25th before expanding nationwide on December 11th.

In its old date, "Princess" would have gone up against 20th Century Fox's holiday family tentpole Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel.

The only other film scheduled to debut on December 11th is Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones.

The Princess and the Frog is voiced by Anika Noni Rose, John Goodman, Keith David, Jim Cummings and Jenifer Lewis.

Source: Variety