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I just finished the long, long, long movie that's wicked part one. The whole movie looks like it was made by AI. The CGI effects started out okay but the rest of it was, yawn! Don't waste your money paying full price for this movie. I rate movies by painful price at the theater discount Tuesdays at the theater, dollar theater, add free streaming, with commercials. I would rate this movie dollar theater because you should see it on the big screen to get all the little details, however there's so many details it was confusing. I have to be honest I've never been a fan of Ariana Grande but after this movie I'm still not a fan of hers. I don't know if it was me or the sound system but I had a hard time trying to follow the lyrics and some of the other songs I was not familiar with. I do have auditory processing disorder which means sometimes the brain cannot process words being said.. unfortunately this can go for songs and music as well. I went online to see videos of other versions of the songs and I could definitely make out the words as sung by the original cast but not by this cast. If I can watch it with captions that might be a little bit more enjoyable. I thought the acting was rather stiff though I did enjoy Michelle Yoeh.

Just the usual rubbish from Brian Brough and Brittany Wiscombe. She writes them poorly and he directs them stiffly. Most of the plots are extremely predictable and the actors show no great range. The stereotypes of evil stepmother (here) or evil aunt in "Not Cinderella's Type". These characters are so poorly acted, directed, and definitely not worth your time.

This movie has "Cinderella" as the poor hardworking stepchild of the evil step mommy. Cinderella is "praised" for all her hard work at school, her student teaching, and work, but evil step mommy wants her to drop everything to come to the Caribbean for evil mommy's new wedding to a rich dude. Cinderella is basically used as a work horse for the wedding, not allowed to be a bridesmaid, the evil step sister gets to do that. The evil gambling step brother is supposed to walk evil mommy down the aisle. Cinderella isn't even allow to each with the evil family or the new bridegroom's family because she's supposed to do stuff. She's left a plate of food on her bed with flies all over it. I think the flies are truly a metaphor for the piece of flushable material that this movie is.

I had to turn the movie off only because I was so tired of watching a spineless wanna-be Cinderella never standing up for herself. Even Disney's Cinderella had some spunk when dealing with her stepsisters.

I never developed any empathy for Cinderella or her love instead of her future stepmommy's new husband's daughter. It seems like the movie is trying to be a rehash of a more popular movie by this director and writer "Not Cinderella's Type". That movie too had stiff acting where you never felt any sympathy for any of the characters. In that movie, I felt more sadness in the killing of that Cinderella's cat (killed in the first 6 minutes of the movie) killed by the Prince Charming. Trust me, it was a creepy relationship in that movie.

Well in this move, I felt relief at turning the movie off, feeling like I escaped a form of torture. Do yourself a favor and don't watch this drivel.

Yes, Tara Reid is so bad in the movie. You can't garner any sympathy for her character of all. She's supposed to be a professional architect yet her office doesn't show any hint of it. All I could think of besides her bad acting, which breast was messed up from all her bad plastic surgery. If you're thinking this, you know her acting is so awful.

She and her baby daddy both have blue or grey eyes, "daughter" Lily has brown eyes. Is she really his daughter?

So if the king is a king? Why is he staying in a non-royal or presidential suite? Why does he only have 2 personal guards who can't even keep up with him driving around LA?

So you if have 1.5 hours to waste, don't waste your time watching this? If you want to waste your time laughing at bad movies about Christmas, try the God-awful Kirk Cameron saves Christmas.