First look at "Disenchated", coming out on Disney+ this Thanksgiving

[babarsuhail]

Here’s your 🤩FIRST LOOK🤩 at Amy Adams and Maya Rudolph in Disney’s #Disenchanted! See the Original movie streaming this Thanksgiving on @DisneyPlus! pic.twitter.com/DYfNfqFjXA
- Walt Disney Studios (@DisneyStudios) May 17, 2022

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[flogg]

I did not like the first movie. I feel like everybody loves it but I hated the romance plot.

[euraylie]

Same! Plus I hate McDreamy’s face

[cleanofslate]

i loved the movie purely for amy adams' expressions and movements. she was a real-life disney princess for me.

[wistfulwisp]

Same. She played her so well. And I liked James Mardsen's stupid prince portrayal

[squirrels_oh_no]

So are they throwing out what happened in the first movie then?

[little_vienna]

The plot seems to be "10 years later (and now living in the suburbs) Giselle is questioning if she's really happy, she makes an impulsive wish for life to be like a fairy tale & things in the real world and the fairy tale world she's from go awry."

So not throwing out what happened, exactly.

I've seen some tweets from people who don't like the idea of Giselle questioning her life but idk, a former fairy tale princess questioning whether real life is just too shitty after spending years in the suburbs is fine by me.

[archersangel]

I've seen some tweets from people who don't like the idea of Giselle questioning her life but idk, a former fairy tale princess questioning whether real life is just too shitty after spending years in the suburbs is fine by me.

It's oddly realistic in a way. Many women have the "fairy tale" romance with a man, a big dream wedding, then 10 years later look around at their lives and wonder if they're really happy.

[cheerspinkears]

Who tf disrespected Queen Maya Rudolf by putting her in that Spirit Halloween wig?!🤬

[roisin_farrell]

The dress is awesome though.

[euraylie]

After 100+ years, Hollywood still can’t make halfway decent wigs

[purpleflwr]

i honestly think it's because studios think it's a "women's" thing and that people won't notice or care. a horrible wig can be so distracting in a movie. if the film ends up making millions though, they're not going to shell out $100k+ in wigs when they can clearly spend around $20k and it works out fine. they also need extra employees for wigs specifically.

[lunaserenade]

Those wigs...

[roisin_farrell]

I really liked the first movie and am hopeful for this one.