First Look at Camila Cabello in Sony's Cinderella

[babarsuhail]

First images of Camila Cabello in Kay Cannon’s live-action Cinderella which also stars James Corden, Idina Menzel, Pierce Brosnan, John Mulaney & Billy Porter as a gender neutral Fairy Godmother. The film will take on a “feminist twist” & will be released on February 5, 2021. pic.twitter.com/afHiSUMMtv
- Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) September 27,

Comments

[abbiemills]

I wish Disney would re-release the Brandy version...that, Ever After, and the Lily James versions are the best ones.

Camila looks so out of place and hearing her warble her way through this ain't it.

I also hate "feminist twist" as baiting... one of Cinderella's core strengths was her resilience and kindness through everything she experienced. The movie is gonna make her into a ~badass~ and act like that's the only type of feminism smh.

[frejasface]

She'll kick some guy in the balls and yell, "I don't NEED a man!"

[euraylie]

I love Ever After and the Rose and the Slipper (which is also a musical with a melancholy touch)

https://youtu.be/tLlGokfLskY

I also hate "feminist twist" as baiting... one of Cinderella's core strengths was her resilience and kindness through everything she experienced. The movie is gonna make her into a ~badass~ and act like that's the only type of feminism smh.

This so much! Hollywood does not know how to write strong women unless it’s like they write strong men

[kidviciousdonna]

Brandy’s is on YouTube! I watched a couple weeks ago. I agree it deserves a remaster and rerelease tho

[reptilia___]

"I also hate "feminist twist" as baiting... one of Cinderella's core strengths was her resilience and kindness through everything she experienced. The movie is gonna make her into a ~badass~ and act like that's the only type of feminism smh."

THIS!!!! I always refer people to The Take's break down of Cinderella who try to dismiss Cinderella because she's not a mans idea of strong.

[cruel11]

Ever after is on netflix!

[simplychristina]

I kind of also loved Malinda Lo's novel Ash, so if you're going to do Cinderella again, at least make it gay. Or something else...something.