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Name |
Source |
Date
Reviews
| Tomatometer |
Critic |
Review |
Category |
 10/10
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Simon Thompson |
The perfect family film for the festive season.
Full Review | Comment
| Jan., 22 2008 02:44 AM
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Heart 106.2 |
 3/5
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Robert Hanks |
The animated sequences are disappointingly flat, the real-life parts underwritten, but Amy Adams works hard and keeps a straight face in the lead, and the time passes amiably enough.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 14 2007 10:09 AM
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Independent |
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David Gritten |
A triumphant return to form.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 14 2007 09:59 AM
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Daily Telegraph |
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Nigel Andrews |
The comic possibilities, once floated, eventually capsize.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 14 2007 09:40 AM
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Financial Times |
 2/5
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Peter Bradshaw |
Overhyped family movie covered in a cellophane shrink-wrap of corporate Disney plastic-ness.
Full Review | 8 Comments
| Dec., 14 2007 08:57 AM
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Guardian [UK] |
 5/5
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Beginning like the classic animated stories, with a beautiful princess being rescued by a handsome prince, it raises a laugh immediately with a brilliant send-up of the saccharin duets the young lovers usually sing.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 14 2007 08:39 AM
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Sun Online |
 4/5
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James Christopher |
Susan Sarandon is terrific as the Evil Queen; Timothy Spall pops up like a well-used wart; and James Marsden is the terrifically thick and handsome Prince.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 14 2007 08:29 AM
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Times [UK] |
 3/5
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David Edwards |
Kicking off as a traditional 2-D animation before transforming into live animation when we hit the Big Apple, the film's title doesn't quite describe the film's likely effect on adults, but girls aged six-12 are sure to love it.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 14 2007 08:19 AM
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Daily Mirror [UK] |
 3.5/5
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Saxon Bullock |
It's not quite as enchanted or magical as it could have been, but this family romp still manages to be good fun, and is lifted by fantastic turns from Amy Adams and James Marsden.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 14 2007 04:05 AM
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Channel 4 Film |
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Christopher Tookey |
Enchanting, fantastic fun for all the family.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 14 2007 03:50 AM
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Daily Mail [UK] |
 3/5
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Matthew Leyland |
Subversive enough for older brother, sweet enough for kid sis, this cine-panto’s a safe if not spectacular choice for a Chrimbo family outing. The cartoon chipmunk almost steals it, but Adams’ dippy dazzle is the movie’s heart, soul and lungs.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 13 2007 08:54 AM
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Total Film |
 4/6
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Derek Adams |
It’s only when the story hits the streets of NYC and Adams starts hamming it up (much like Julie Hagerty did in ‘Airplane’) that we start seeing the fruits of a grand Mickey-take.
Full Review | 1 Comment
| Dec., 13 2007 08:17 AM
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Time Out |
 3/5
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Tim Evans |
Enchanted? You will be.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 13 2007 07:10 AM
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Sky Movies |
 3/5
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Neil Smith |
For the most part this is a perky delight that takes a cheeky glee in biting the gloved hand that feeds.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 11 2007 03:15 AM
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BBC |
 3/5
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Olly Richards |
The dedicated fairy tale fan will have tons of fun spotting all the references. Adams, meanwhile, gives one of the comedy performances of the year.
Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 04 2007 12:16 PM
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Empire Magazine |
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Full Review | Comment
| Dec., 01 2007 03:28 AM
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Screen International |
 4/5
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Rich Cline |
This witty romantic romp playfully spins its story with the required cuteness constantly subverted by a very sharp script.
Full Review | Comment
| Oct., 27 2007 03:33 AM
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Shadows on the Wall |
 3/5
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Matthew Turner |
Enchanted is an enjoyable comedy with several hilarious gags and a genuinely charming performance from Amy Adams. Worth seeing.
Full Review | Comment
| Oct., 20 2007 03:34 AM
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ViewLondon |
 3/4
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Mike Scott |
Disney offers a delightfully affectionate, and surprisingly entertaining, parody of its own traditions.
Full Review | Comment
| Oct., 23 2009 06:02 AM
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Times-Picayune |
 2/4
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Walter Chaw |
Inaugurates an entirely new demographic into the formula machination of the chick-flick (marital edition).
Full Review | Comment
| Jul., 12 2009 08:07 PM
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