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1.85 Wide Screen
English
Region 2
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Dolby Digital 5.1
Production Featurette A New Cinderella
Audio Commentary
Deleted Scenes
Music Video Myra
Music Video Krystal
English
Region 2
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Dolby Digital 5.1
Production Featurette A New Cinderella
Audio Commentary
Deleted Scenes
Music Video Myra
Music Video Krystal
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I first saw this gem of a film in Canada a year and a half ago. I loved it. So I bought it on DVD as soon as it was available because it was one of those films. The story of a bright but terribly shy and geeky school girl, Mia Thermopolis (Anne Hathaway)whose only goal in life is just to survive a day at school with very little embarrassment as possible. Then one day, her wish to be invisible is suddenly put on hold when her strict grandmother (Julie Andrews) arrives into town and announces the shocking news that Mia is to become the next heir to the throne of Genovia. Furious and deeply shocked, Mia undergoes a comical transformation that sees her take 'princess lessons' and making the biggest decision of her life in the space of three weeks.
The scene where we see her managing at the dinner table among all of the guests of her grandmother is hillarious and Miss Hathaway proves she has comical ability. Newcomer Anne Hathaway is a delight as Mia who turns from shy school girl to gorgeous princess. I have to say that Julie Andrews graces the screen with such majesty and presence that she almost steals the film. A wonderful and delightful fairytale suitable for the whole family.
The scene where we see her managing at the dinner table among all of the guests of her grandmother is hillarious and Miss Hathaway proves she has comical ability. Newcomer Anne Hathaway is a delight as Mia who turns from shy school girl to gorgeous princess. I have to say that Julie Andrews graces the screen with such majesty and presence that she almost steals the film. A wonderful and delightful fairytale suitable for the whole family.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I originally bought this for my niece a while ago, who made me sit down and watch it, and I was expecting the usual horrific tweenage movie... but I was more than suprised! I absolutely adored the film, it was great escapism and the innocence of it was nice break from the movies that seemed to be aimed at that age group these days. It was so good I ended up purchasing it for myself.
Needless to say I went on to buy her the second one (and watch it myself) I'm intending to add that to my DVD collection too!
Needless to say I went on to buy her the second one (and watch it myself) I'm intending to add that to my DVD collection too!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:VHS Tape
This is a charming, light hearted film that is fun for the whole family. It is a bit of fluff that tells the tale of a gawky and shy fifteen year old misfit named Mia, who is, in reality, princess of Genovia.
Mia, played with adolescent charm by beautiful newcomer, Anne Hathaway, is just another adolescent living in San Francisco with her artist mother, when her estranged, paternal grandmother, Queen of Genovia, swoops down on her and tells Mia that she is, in fact, a princess of royal blood and the next ruler of the kingdom of Genovia. Granny, regally played by the stately, always lovely, and seemingly ageless Julie Andrews, is determined to turn her awkward granddaughter into a princess worthy of her crown. Mia, a most reluctant royal, agrees to these "princess" lessons, and along the road to royalty learns a few hard lessons about growing up.
An excellent supporting cast, Hector Elizondo, Heather Matarazzo, Mandy Moore, Caroline Goodall, and Robert Schwartzman contribute to the charm of this film, which provides good, clean fun for the entire family.
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Perfect movie for any old romantic!
I bought this for my daughter but having watched it with her, absolutely love it. You have to be old enough to understand a little bit about relationships to fully understand the... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jennifer's Mum
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Two excellent and very able actresses combining their respective skills to produce an entertaining film. Worth repeat viewings! Read more
Published 7 months ago by Roland Pullen
perfect for an adult of child
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Published 14 months ago by Ruth
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I must say to disney wot a film u must watch the princess diaries 1+2 they the films to have and watch over and over i enjoy them both and im 26! x
Published on 1 Nov 2009 by Natasha Evans
The Princess Diaries No . 1
This story is both funny and Heartwarming, with teary moments inbetween. It starts with the gorky school girl, Mia Thermopolis (Anne Hathaway), going through normal life with her... Read more
Published on 1 Nov 2008 by book worm
This film is good but the book is still WAY better
the film the princess diaries would be an excellent film and rate five stars in my opinoin if it was`nt based on the book.The book is miles better. Read more
Published on 13 April 2008 by Ms. C. Hill
Just as good as the books!!
I enjoyed this film so much! As a fan of books I was quite worried it would be rubbish but it wasn't Anne is such a good actress that this film is just fab!!!
Published on 26 Dec 2007 by Samantha Jayne
Second Rate Comedy
There are plenty films of the "disorganised frump becomes glamour puss" genre on the market, and this is a long way short of being the best. Read more
Published on 11 Dec 2006 by Mr. Ross Maynard
Ok- so it's not like the book
Ok OK - this film isn't like the book on which it is based-like so many films nowadays. I haven't read the book (shock, horror!) but SOOOOOO???? Read more
Published on 5 Nov 2006 by J. F. Bailey
A good teen movie
This is a great movie and really fun to watch. It is hardly anything like the books (which are fab btw) but it was still a great movie. Read more
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