Best Disney Princess Movie

As a kids’ film, it makes sense it avoids the darker stuff, but it’s a missed shot—those real-world lessons are way more valuable than the grand illusions it wraps itself in.

A fitting beginning to the silver age.

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**Cinderella – A Bit Too Much Fairy Dust** ★★★☆☆ Cinderella is a classic, no doubt. Disney magic at its finest—charming, whimsical, and packed with iconic moments. *Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo*? Still legendary. The mice? Surprisingly funny. The dress transformation? Pure childhood wonder. But let’s be real, this movie *drags*. Clocking in at 74 minutes, it somehow feels like it could’ve lost a good 30. There’s a lot of waiting around, a lot of mice shenanigans that stretch things out, and not quite enough depth where it counts. The romance? Barely there. The prince? Who is he again? Still, it’s undeniably beautiful, and I can’t say I didn’t enjoy most of it. It’s a dreamy fairytale that just needed a little less fluff and a little more substance. But hey, if it means keeping that Fairy Godmother scene, I’ll allow it.

Such a good childhood classic! The step mother is the worst!

A timeless classic that set the gold standard for animated fairy tales, Disney’s 1950 Cinderella is a radiant masterpiece of charm, beauty, and heart. The film continues to enchant with its lush hand-drawn animation and unforgettable songs like “A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes.” With its elegant artistry and universal themes of hope and perseverance, Cinderella remains a magical experience that continues to inspire generations of viewers.

Cute. Meh. This movie was good when I was a kid but I don't know if adults would truly enjoy except for the nostalgic facture and sometimes the backgrounds are pretty. Watching mice get chased by a cat for half the movie - yawn. The romance between Cinderella and Prince Whatever-his-name-is is far too premature for them to be getting married. How does Cinderella know that her life in the castle won't absolutely suck balls?

Cinderella is too cliche for my liking. I found the movie dull and slightly annoying mainly because of the mice. They weren't funny or cute, they took up too much screen time. When you're watching this movie with your kids, please don't expect much. They might enjoy it, but personally, it gave me a headache.

The story is great, I especially liked the animals and how they played a big role in the movie. Some parts are funny in my opinion, some are sad, and it's just something that is truly magical-you can kind of "be there" as the story unfolds. I've watched it several times and it never gets old.

Out of all the Disney Princess movies, this one stands out as one of the more "average" entries. We all know the story, so there isn't much new to say, but it is told in such a peculiar way that I can’t understand why many consider it the best. The plot is overshadowed by the mice, who dominate most of the screen time, and the cat, aptly named Lucifer. While it may seem entertaining for children, this focus detracts from the film by failing to develop the characters, particularly Cinderella, her stepmother, the stepsisters, the king, and the prince, who the movie portrays as simpletons.

Cinderella is a must-see for any fan of Disney animation.

"Cinderella" is the most well-balanced and possibly quintessentially classic Disney princess film in Walt Disney's catalogue. The music is easily recognizable, the animation spectacularly charming, and the plot is an absolute fairytale of fairytales. The step-sisters and mother are supremely distasteful in the best way, Cinderella's animal friends' helpful and kind, and Cinderella herself is incredibly likeable, charismatic and enigmatic of what we imagine Disney princesses ought to be. A must-watch in the genre!

Cinderella III is way more entertaining (and I mean this in the most genuine way).

A great story, but sociologically problematic.

Excellent animation and soundtrack! It's a classic.😁

Cinderella 1950 is amazing Disney animated movie and my rating is a 10/10

A truly sweet fairytale classic.

Sweet and simple, Cinderella is a classic for a reason. With the fairy-tale magic and adorable animals present, Cinderella is a memorable and clean animated film.

I enjoyed watching this Disney classic for the first time even though it's a rote story that I've heard thousands of times. She's the "main" disney princess and the castle featured in this movie is presumably the "Disney" castle from what I can tell. The story is cute with a bit too much filler with the mice/cat and not too much in the development of the main story but overall it's charming and it works.