VividSimon Simply Perfect

CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Matylda Swan It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.

Fatma Suarez The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

momo36947 this film was written by Simon Moore and produced by Robert Halmi. The movie starts out in modern-day New York, following a girl named Virginia and her father, Anthony. Then in a different realm where Cinderella, Snow White, and Little Red Ridding Hood were once rulers of the land. Prince Wendell, the grandson of Snow White Gets turned into a golden retriever by his step mother, the evil queen. When the evil queen sends trolls after him to kill him, he finds a way to escape by running through a magic mirror. This is when he runs in to Virginia and their journey begins. One of my favorite characters is Wolf. I like him because he is relatable. because people judge him by his appearance because he has a tail and then they run away. And assume that he is always to blame. This is relatable because it is very easy to del like an outcast and that everything is your fault some times. This film is very unique because it gives a good twist on classic fairy tales. one of my favorite clips from the movie is when Virginia is try to win a competition by singing we will rock you in a lame remix( have to watch the movie to find out what that means). this movie was very emotional movie to me because you go on an emotional roller coaster , sometimes your happy , sad and laughing.

Pierre Jacobs I stumbled upon this film by accident. Was looking for a video to rent and wanted to see something long since it was a rainy Sunday. Approx 7hrs it said on the box. That would be able to fill my rainy Sunday:)i Never heard of the series before, was clueless bout the story, but i do know that i was captivated after 30 minutes into the film. Watching the story unfold was a sheer pleasure with new characters coming into the story line, cool landscapes and more and more unexpected stuff.To be honest, sometimes the special effects could have been better, but it never distracted me of the storyline. Then again, i wouldn't know any movie in its genre to compare it to. Bit one of a kind if you ask me.Havin a 7 hour movie, the risk of getting bored is big. Never happened though. It remains captivating, the full 7 hours of it. I watched it loads of times already and i will be watching it countless times to come. It's still one of my most favorite films.To sum it all up: If you don't like this movie, you have probably lost the child within you, and that, is just a shame.

XenonOmega This movie is one of the best epic fantasy film I've ever watched!! 'Stardust' started the epic fantasy hype for me and this movie spurred the momentum even more when I watched it the second time recently. The storyline is absolutely beautiful! Just like 'Prison Break', there are lots of twists and turns in the story and that keeps you at the edge of your seat from the beginning to the end. The 'hatred' and 'love' relationship between the characters is also complex and enjoyable to see. I don't understand why NBC won't pick up for a second season... I've first watched this in New Zealand actually 8 years ago but I still remember the views were really high during the airing week... The opening sequence of the movie must have been the most beautiful piece I have ever seen!! Great special effects and the idea is very original. The theme song is very touching and they couldn't have pick a better theme song. I definitely recommend you watch this if you can, you won't waste your time. If you enjoyed 'Stardust', then you'll definitely enjoy this one..!!! ^^

Blueghost Having not watched regular TV since the mid 90s, I simply had not heard of this TV network special. But when I saw the DVD case on the store shelf it piqued my interest.I saw the $9 price tag, smirked. On the cover the box bragged an all star cast for what I figured had to be a direct to video title. Ann Margaret, Rutger Hauer, Camryn Manheim and others? I scratched my head. Why hadn't I heard about this piece before? Well, Ed O'Neil and John Laroquette, a pair of TV's most infamous, were also in this film. Had I my answer? Partially.Well, it wasn't a major motion picture with theatrical release written all over it, but the cast was impressive enough, and the fact that there was more than one DVD in the case married to a $9 price tag, how could I go wrong? I took a chance, and wasn't too surprised with what I found. It certainly wasn't Pete Jackson's Lord of the Rings saga, nor even a Disney take on an old fairy tale, but a "modern" spin on a conglomeration of tales revisited for those who grew up with them.It's a made for TV flick, but done with quite a few familiar faces, shot in standard format. The thing this series has going for it is the amount of content contained within it. I liked "The Odyssey" and the "Gulliver" productions because of the scale, scope and ambition of those films, but "The 10th Kingdom" didn't seem to strike the same chord as those other features.Still, it's a very capable production which entertains in a mediocre television vein. The effects are fairly prosaic, and nothing in particular is done with the basic visuals, but it's an okay TV special with some endearing characters (though I'm not sure I would've cast Scott Cohen in the leading "wolf" role).Good decent fun. If you have nine bucks burning a hole in your pocket, then go ahead and take a chance on this three disk DVD set. You won't be disappointed.