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A Major Disappointment

What a freaking movie. So many twists and turns. Absolutely intense from start to finish.

The story-telling is good with flashbacks.The film is both funny and heartbreaking. You smile in a scene and get a soulcrushing revelation in the next.

The costumes! The storyline! It was all true to the original fairytale and yet the actors that portrayed Our beloved characters brought new life to this old story!

Yes, at least on the original disney movie cinderella, she was smart, adult, strong and she did fight for her happy ending! She called her friends, she ran with the other shoe, and proved who she was. The prince didnt come to save her, she did it herself with her friends.This movie is just stupid, omg, it's so stupid i can not describe this without laughing.... In this movie.... Cinderella WAITS to be saved while she sings... like an autist kid. It's just weird and pointless.When we do a remake of something, we expect do make some updates, like the values. wake up... the original cinderella was made in 1950!!!!!! Shameful, a 1950 cinderella has more useful and modern values for girls than a 2015 cinderella.

Cinderella They had their chance to excel at creating fine details and utilize them well, just as Disney does but this one was a complete swing and a miss. Cinderella, obviously has a good concept and storyline with enough material to feed the audience for around 100 minutes which was ruined by loose writing and direction on petty and childish things and rely completely on the actor's performance for the character development which shows the lack of responsibility behind the stage. Kenneth Branagh seems distracted as always for he focuses on his younger audience and leaves out witty and complex things that he could have easily approached for. The lead cast is not capable to carry on herself a scene let along the whole movie resulting into weak performances no matter how hard the supporting cast may try, it just wouldn't factor in. Cinderella lacks a better caretaker, smart writing, a good performance and acting skills to make it up to the major league.

I didn't expect to enjoy this film as much as I did, having not really liked the original cartoon version that much.But this was a pleasant surprise as Kenneth Branagh manages to not only retell a classic fairy-tale, but to tell a good story in general. It's a story about family and hope, and those are all very important themes to cover.I thought Lilly James was good as Ella (Cinderella) and that Helena Bonham Carter did her normal kooky woman act well as ever. Quite what Rob Brydon is doing here I don't know, but hey.I'm not overly convinced by Disney's latest trend of making live action versions of their cartoons, but this one was impressive.