Cinderella II: Dreams Come True (Special Edition)

So, what happened after the glass slipper fit? The story of newlyweds Cinderella and Prince Charming continues in this all-new, song-filled Disney animated feature, as the young princess tries to fit into palace life, learning--with some help from her Fairy Godmother and mouse pals Gus and Jaq--that the best way to do so is to be yourself. 73 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS 5.1, French Dolby Digital stereo, Spanish Dolby Digital stereo; music video; featurette; storybook; game; more. NOTE: This Title Is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.

Disney continues to "sequelize" its classic features. With smart foresight, the filmmakers choose to go with three snappy short films to comprise this 73-minute feature with the Fairy Godmother granting wishes to various characters. In the opening short, Cinderella must pursue life as queen. Several feathers are ruffled as she brings her down-home ways to the castle (bring the commoners in and open those darn curtains). In the other tales, one of Cinderella's animal pals receives a chance to see the world quite differently, and finally, Anastasia, Cinderella's formerly evil stepsister, finds love with a little help. As with the other sequels, the look of the film helps bridge the distance between the original and the sequel (here over 50 years) and it comes together seamlessly. Little ones from ages 4 to 9 should be entertained while purists may be a bit aghast. --Doug Thomas