I still love the fact that people wear wedding rings on their left ring finger because of the myth that in your left ring finger is a vein that leads to the heart. It's not true, of course, but it's still nice to think about lmao Very out of place response to that original comment but it reminded me of that lol
As soon as I saw him do that with his hand I knew he was having a heart attack. They gotta teach people these signs outside of nursing/medical school. It can mean the difference between life and death for people if they recognize early signs and get help fast enough ❤
I'm sitting here shouting "It's a heart attack!!" lol This is one of my favorite movies, seen it a thousand times. I think I knew early on that it was a heart attack.
Was coming here to say that about the hand and the heart attack. Also the stepmother would not have wanted to poison him or kill him. He was a wealthy merchant and when he died the source of income stopped.
As a former cardiac ICU RN, I'm here to tell you that people can seem "healthy as a horse" two days before they have a massive MI ("heart attack"). I love this film. I love Drew Barrymore's spunk in her performance.
this is so true. We just experienced that with my dad. He had a massive heart attack a month ago, and there were no signs it was coming/happening except he was a bit more tired than usual. He was still cycling 40-70km in the days leading up to it, it actually hit while he was cycling. When the paramedics asked him if he was experiencing any pain, and was he aware he was having a heart attack he said "no, he just felt tired." They lost him on the way to the hospital, though, and he never regained consciousness.
My husband is skinny and just recently got his results that he has cholesterol of an obese 300lbs person lol I'm like damn th3y don't call it silent killer for no reason
What i liked the most about this one is that they dont have sparkly magic like in disney movies, but you do see real magic of Da Vinci doing magic for Danielle. And in this case, the magic was his kindness of sharing his talent to help her; to me this is the magic of our world, when you help people
@@RedRoseSeptember22 I really liked this plot with him, it's like the most original idea I've heard in a Cinderella story xD also compliments my idea that sometimes YOU can be someone's fairy godmother/godfather/godthing and make their day better
Yes that is Leonardo da Vinci. In real life he had many talents. He was painter, draughtsman, engineer, scientist, theorist, sculptor, and architect. Also his work included anatomy, astronomy, botany, cartography, painting, and paleontology. Leonardo is widely regarded to have been a genius. He came up with a prototype for a helicopter too! In the 1400s!!
Danielle’s stepmother and stepsisters in this adaption are part of the nobility. That’s why in the beginning Danielle was so excited to have a stepmother who is a “Baroness”…a title and rank just below that of a “Comtesse (Countess)//Vicomtesse(Vicountess). Danielle’s biological family (father) are just part of a well-off merchant family who owns land and estate.
And they were also quite poor that's why she had to marry "down" for money. People nowadays often think that nobility equals being wealthy, which was not always the case. Often just a left title.
@@onlyfoes Yes. The title of Baron or Baroness is typically the lowest rank of nobility too, so it wasn't an uncommon practice for them to marry a wealthy enough member of the gentry. I think in the French court, it went: Baron < Vicomte < Comte < Marquis < Duc, and then actual royalty...
@@JamimaborgenNo, Danielle's mother wasn't a Comtess. Baroness Rodmilla says that when she confronts Danielle. "Of all the insidious things, turning your mother into a Comtess!" Plus Marguerite says that Danielle doesn't have noble blood. Danielle's family appeared to be part of a well off merchant class that could afford land and servants.
I’m putting in two cents that every Cinderella has a good personality, it just comes down to preferences. If you like to see a feisty and outspoken protagonist, Danielle is the Cinderella for you. If you struggle to embody empathy and patience and grace like I do, perhaps you admire them in others like I do with Lily James’s Cinderella. But they’re both their own women with strong personalities, it just may be harder to appreciate in a meek woman
I love them both and also Brandy's version!!. Lily James as Cinderella made me cry I just wanted to hug her and punch her step-mom & Danielle made me want to be brave. Brandy's Cinderella oozed fun stage fairytale. A Classic!! If they ever make a live-action The Last Unicorn I would hope they cast Lily as Lady Amalthea or Grace Van Dien.
Possibly one of the most original live-action adaptations of the _Cinderella_ story... Brandy's adaptation is up there, so you need to watch that one, too!
THIS IS THE BEST CINDERELLA ADAPTATION THAT ISNT A MUSICAL. I grew up on this movie and just loved how strong she was. I was right there with her wanting to punch the hell out of her sister
You are wrong. This movie has been adopted as a musical. The production starred Sierra Boggess, who is a musical superstar. Too bad covid cut their run short.
the messed up part about the step mother here is they made her " nicer" because shes narcissitic. those types of people are really good at being charmers and making it SEEM like they are being nice and they are the victim of your choices, which is abusive and extremely hard sometimes for the actual victim to understand that what the narcissitic person is doing is actually meant with ill intent.
it is very easy to hate someone who is blatant in their abuse towards you or extremely mean. But the ones that are strategic in their beatings of your emotional and mental state are far more dangerous.
It's very apparent that Rodmilla is an emotionally abusive step-mother. Because she manipulates the situation with Danielle to make her feel that she has to work to help the household. But in reality she does it because she wants the free labour and to make life hard on her step-daughter. It's very realistic.
my favourite thing about the nice stepsister's horse costume is that at the ball she meets a man in a horse costume and there's just instant chemistry between them
The Brothers Grimm were active in the first half of the 1800's. The main story of Danielle takes place during the Renaissance. Love the style of dresses in this movie (the Burgundian gown).
I’ll be honest, I thought that the Baroness killed her father too but she needed him as much as he needed her. I do think she cared about him in a platonic way but they barely knew each other. Really, I’m pretty sure Danielle’s father had a stroke since they zoomed in on his hand. And that’s how he died.
I believe he was supposed to have died of a heart attack because the pain/numbness in the arm is often (in men) an early sign, and then he clutches his chest and falls off the horse.
It's not one of my favorites, it's THE FAVORITE, period. It's the best, imo. So real, well written and with actual character and relationship development. How often do you get that in Cinderella? Never. It took the best parts of Cinderella and improved on it.
The man Gustav approached at the ball was just some random man who he thought was Da Vinci, when he fainted Da Vinci turned around to look down at him since he’d been talking to someone else at the party and said “Yes?” But I can see how it could be a confusing because there are multiple old men with long white hair in the movie lol.
As much as I LOVE the Brandy version, its not an adaptation. Its a remake of a remake of a remake and so on. Also, the father died of a heart attack, he wasnt murdered. And it appears as though the Stepmother really did care about the father, given the beginning scene when he doesnt tell her she loves him and the way she looks at them, and also the scene with Danielle and her in the bedroom. The are a few instances were she looks as though she could care for Danielle if her jealousy wasnt so dominant. And the prince choosing her over the stepsister was just the icing on the cake, stepmother knew she was better than them, why she tried so hard to keep her down.
It’s very sad that the Baroness definitely did love the dad, but he didn’t love her yet. They maybe could all have been happy together if he had lived 😢
I actually think it was an act and she never loved him. I think she married Danielle's father because she ran out of funds. The Baroness wasn't even willing to see him off like Danielle did. The Baroness even admitted she "barely knew him" when Danielle asked if the Baroness loved her father. She's a classic narcissist and was incapable of love. However, Danielle's father rightfully prioritized his daughter over the Baroness in his final moments. This caused narcissistic injury as everything is about them.
He had a heart attack. That's why he reacted the way he did to his left hand. Your left hand/arm can go numb or have sharp pain right before a heart attack.
I love This version I saw it in the cinema. You may enjoy reading Brothers Grimm fairy tales, this is not their version, it just brings them in as characters who wrote a Cinderella story, one that disturbed the royal lady they met with. ‘ The little cinder girl’ is their story. Perrault, who is referred to by the Brothers Grimm in their conversation, wrote the version with a magic pumpkin, etc.
Hands down, my FAVOURITE retelling of the Cinderella story! Brilliantly written, fleshed out characters - marvellously acted by this team. I can watch this and rewatching this again and again. And have. Chef’s Kiss.
I think the Brother Grimm’s story version of Cinderella is the one where the stepsisters cut off their heel and toes to fit in the glass shoe. Very dark!
I watched this one two weeks ago and I fell in love with this movie! I think that this one, Disney animation and live action version are best adaptations of Cinderella 👌🏻💙 (but Disney Cinderella 3 is also great!)
Someone told me as a kid that the stepmother poisoned him too, but now I see that it was a heart attack. I wonder if that’s happened in some version of a Cinderella story to where we are all thinking that the father’s death was somehow the stepmother’s doing.
The best part of this adaptation is that Marguerite never had a chance. She and her mother bought their own hype while the prince was completely uninterested. That's why it hits so hard when he says "You're just like them." He's calling her fake for trying to sell him on her being a noble (which she technically was, but her stepmother denied her status).
Before I hit play on your reaction, I just love this movie and I'm excited for you to see it. My mom got me this movie in vhs when I was young and it became my fav to this day
Omg Lakia, I was just watching your reaction to Cinderella (the Disney animation and the live version), and I was so wishing you’d do ever after and a few hours later this video popped up on my feed! Good times!❤ Always love your reactions by the way!
This is by far my #1 favorite Cinderella remake my 2nd is of course Disney’s 2015 live action. I think the stepmother definitely was poisoning the dad. Some of my favorite thing about this movie is that it’s more realistic and one of the step sisters are actually nice to her and they actually have a decent friendship and that Danielle fights back aka punch’s the mean sister in the face etc. I love romantic movie specially if they’re set to be in the past like this and is a fairytale type of movie. Also the set and costumes are gorgeous. Love the videos! You do such an amazing job!
That was a textbook heart attack. A courtier is a Lord, Lady, Compte Countess etc. or their children, aristocrats who debut at court balls as teens, then marry if they can. They spend time at court, do jobs for the royals etc. Daniel's mum was one, so she is definitely not lesser than the baronesses kids, this is why she knew who the prince was. The farm she worked was a gentleman's estate, her father's. She was the daughter of the house, just being treated as a servant, by those who felt more entitled. The step-mum was deceitful, acting nice at times, but rotten to the core, hiding behind lies, and making the staff pay, for her vicious lies.
It's been seconds I started watching your commentary. It's true. Ever After and Brandi & Whitney Hudson RIP are best cinderella movies. P.S. I love your reaction
This is hands down my favorite Cinderella adaptation that's ever been put to film. It is quite corny, and the romance feels slightly rushed. But growing up I really loved how Danielle wasn't a damsel in this film. She saves herself from being assaulted. She liberates herself from her abusive family. She only begins to respect the prince once he shows respect to her first. There is just something about this version that resonated with little baby me. It still does tbh.
Oh wow its been a long while since ive seen this movie. I remember watching this during English class back in high school love Drew Barrymore in this movie. I gotta rewatch this lol.
I don't think he cared that she was a servant. When he said, "And you are just like them." I think he felt like she lied to him and used him for his title because he was a prince, and didn't really care about him.
What we get told in Germany about the brothers Grimm is that 2 of them (they had other siblings) went on a journey through Germany, the neighbouring countries and so on and asked people if they know any legend, Fable or story that get told in their area. Before them those stories where only told from one generation to the next, they collected Farytales and wrote them down. They probably did take some creative liberty but they didn't invent all those stories on their own. It did a lot to safe those stories from getting lost in time. So the brothers Grimm collected Fairytales, wrote them down in a cohesive way and now almost every household I know has a copy of those. They are called Hausmärchen, that means Household Farytales. I loved those as a kid even though they where really brutal... but we also do have a thing in Germany about brutal stories for children... so you get used to it.
I don’t get how you got confused, the man with the beard is da Vinci. He’s the one who had the Mona, Lisa painting, also the one who made Danielle her wings.
Cinderella is one of the oldest stories. The Chinese tell the story of Cinderella, down to the magical shoes. The Native Americans tell the story including the two wicked sisters. There's a version in Africa, too. I don't know who the "real story" is actually about, but it must have happened some time a lot earlier than c1500 in France.
I loved that Da Vinci was basically the fairy godmother. The innovations he made at the time were truely "magical". Also the grim brothers and davinci lived during very different time periods, so it seemed fairly obvious the queen narrator in the beginning and in was a descendant, and not the same person.
It was a freaking heart attack that’s what was wrong with his hand…sorry I just got triggered at the start when she kept talking bout the stepmom poisoning him. 😅
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I’m dying 😭😭😭
I was 3rd person level of sent
Anjelica Houston and Drew Barrymore slaying in a Fairytale Adaptation? SERVED, ATE AND LEFT NO CRUMBS.
Yep and nom nom I ate all them up
I LOVE this movie, despite the many historical inaccuracies. I just go with them.
His cause of death was a heart attack! When you see him flexing his hand, it’s his left. And is a symptom of an oncoming attack. The more you know ☺️
I still love the fact that people wear wedding rings on their left ring finger because of the myth that in your left ring finger is a vein that leads to the heart. It's not true, of course, but it's still nice to think about lmao
Very out of place response to that original comment but it reminded me of that lol
@@phoenixwing5133 Never freaking knew that!
As soon as I saw him do that with his hand I knew he was having a heart attack. They gotta teach people these signs outside of nursing/medical school. It can mean the difference between life and death for people if they recognize early signs and get help fast enough ❤
I'm sitting here shouting "It's a heart attack!!" lol This is one of my favorite movies, seen it a thousand times. I think I knew early on that it was a heart attack.
Was coming here to say that about the hand and the heart attack. Also the stepmother would not have wanted to poison him or kill him. He was a wealthy merchant and when he died the source of income stopped.
As a former cardiac ICU RN, I'm here to tell you that people can seem "healthy as a horse" two days before they have a massive MI ("heart attack"). I love this film. I love Drew Barrymore's spunk in her performance.
this is so true.
We just experienced that with my dad. He had a massive heart attack a month ago, and there were no signs it was coming/happening except he was a bit more tired than usual. He was still cycling 40-70km in the days leading up to it, it actually hit while he was cycling. When the paramedics asked him if he was experiencing any pain, and was he aware he was having a heart attack he said "no, he just felt tired." They lost him on the way to the hospital, though, and he never regained consciousness.
My husband is skinny and just recently got his results that he has cholesterol of an obese 300lbs person lol I'm like damn th3y don't call it silent killer for no reason
@@ser132 condolences for your loss
Do...do you know how easy it is to kill a horse? My stomach is upset might as well die. My hoof hurts. Guess I'll die.
What i liked the most about this one is that they dont have sparkly magic like in disney movies, but you do see real magic of Da Vinci doing magic for Danielle. And in this case, the magic was his kindness of sharing his talent to help her; to me this is the magic of our world, when you help people
The only adaptation where we get a Fairy Godfather eh? LOL ;)
That's beautiful please find the most high.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 I really liked this plot with him, it's like the most original idea I've heard in a Cinderella story xD also compliments my idea that sometimes YOU can be someone's fairy godmother/godfather/godthing and make their day better
That's a really sweet way to look at it I really like this!
Please find The Most High YHWH and pray for forgiveness. Exodus 20 has the 10 commandments.
Yes that is Leonardo da Vinci. In real life he had many talents. He was painter, draughtsman, engineer, scientist, theorist, sculptor, and architect. Also his work included anatomy, astronomy, botany, cartography, painting, and paleontology. Leonardo is widely regarded to have been a genius. He came up with a prototype for a helicopter too! In the 1400s!!
Danielle punching that evil step sister was the best part ever! XD
Right? Marguerite is such a b*tch lol.
More Cinderella adaptations need to have her throwing a punch or two tbh
Well she did have it coming 🤣
Danielle’s stepmother and stepsisters in this adaption are part of the nobility. That’s why in the beginning Danielle was so excited to have a stepmother who is a “Baroness”…a title and rank just below that of a “Comtesse (Countess)//Vicomtesse(Vicountess). Danielle’s biological family (father) are just part of a well-off merchant family who owns land and estate.
Real life, Danielle was popular being King Henry's mistress..
And they were also quite poor that's why she had to marry "down" for money. People nowadays often think that nobility equals being wealthy, which was not always the case. Often just a left title.
@@onlyfoes Yes. The title of Baron or Baroness is typically the lowest rank of nobility too, so it wasn't an uncommon practice for them to marry a wealthy enough member of the gentry. I think in the French court, it went: Baron < Vicomte < Comte < Marquis < Duc, and then actual royalty...
So was her her mother a comtesse? Than thatd mean mean Danielle was of noble blood.
@@JamimaborgenNo, Danielle's mother wasn't a Comtess. Baroness Rodmilla says that when she confronts Danielle. "Of all the insidious things, turning your mother into a Comtess!" Plus Marguerite says that Danielle doesn't have noble blood. Danielle's family appeared to be part of a well off merchant class that could afford land and servants.
5:27 "Is that how it works back in this day?" Grrrl! That's how it works today. If you die without a will, it all goes to the spouse.
I’m putting in two cents that every Cinderella has a good personality, it just comes down to preferences. If you like to see a feisty and outspoken protagonist, Danielle is the Cinderella for you. If you struggle to embody empathy and patience and grace like I do, perhaps you admire them in others like I do with Lily James’s Cinderella. But they’re both their own women with strong personalities, it just may be harder to appreciate in a meek woman
I love them both and also Brandy's version!!. Lily James as Cinderella made me cry I just wanted to hug her and punch her step-mom & Danielle made me want to be brave. Brandy's Cinderella oozed fun stage fairytale. A Classic!!
If they ever make a live-action The Last Unicorn I would hope they cast Lily as Lady Amalthea or Grace Van Dien.
Well Said !
Exactly!
Possibly one of the most original live-action adaptations of the _Cinderella_ story... Brandy's adaptation is up there, so you need to watch that one, too!
They never make these movies again. We got live-action Disney movies. But reality what's like in that century.
This one feels like its part of actual history
She's already reacted to the Brandy version.
THIS IS THE BEST CINDERELLA ADAPTATION THAT ISNT A MUSICAL. I grew up on this movie and just loved how strong she was. I was right there with her wanting to punch the hell out of her sister
You are wrong.
This movie has been adopted as a musical. The production starred Sierra Boggess, who is a musical superstar. Too bad covid cut their run short.
the messed up part about the step mother here is they made her " nicer" because shes narcissitic. those types of people are really good at being charmers and making it SEEM like they are being nice and they are the victim of your choices, which is abusive and extremely hard sometimes for the actual victim to understand that what the narcissitic person is doing is actually meant with ill intent.
it is very easy to hate someone who is blatant in their abuse towards you or extremely mean. But the ones that are strategic in their beatings of your emotional and mental state are far more dangerous.
It's very apparent that Rodmilla is an emotionally abusive step-mother. Because she manipulates the situation with Danielle to make her feel that she has to work to help the household. But in reality she does it because she wants the free labour and to make life hard on her step-daughter. It's very realistic.
my favourite thing about the nice stepsister's horse costume is that at the ball she meets a man in a horse costume and there's just instant chemistry between them
The Brothers Grimm were active in the first half of the 1800's. The main story of Danielle takes place during the Renaissance. Love the style of dresses in this movie (the Burgundian gown).
I’ll be honest, I thought that the Baroness killed her father too but she needed him as much as he needed her. I do think she cared about him in a platonic way but they barely knew each other. Really, I’m pretty sure Danielle’s father had a stroke since they zoomed in on his hand. And that’s how he died.
I believe he was supposed to have died of a heart attack because the pain/numbness in the arm is often (in men) an early sign, and then he clutches his chest and falls off the horse.
He died of a heart attack, you often have pain in your arm, it's one of the first signs of a heart attack.
@@alharairah2214 Yep.
Her inability to discern any of the old white haired men honestly had me crying, they were all Da Vinci 😭
I grew up with this adaptation and I absolutely love it 😄 one of my favourite Cinderella movies
It's not one of my favorites, it's THE FAVORITE, period. It's the best, imo. So real, well written and with actual character and relationship development. How often do you get that in Cinderella? Never. It took the best parts of Cinderella and improved on it.
The man Gustav approached at the ball was just some random man who he thought was Da Vinci, when he fainted Da Vinci turned around to look down at him since he’d been talking to someone else at the party and said “Yes?” But I can see how it could be a confusing because there are multiple old men with long white hair in the movie lol.
As much as I LOVE the Brandy version, its not an adaptation. Its a remake of a remake of a remake and so on. Also, the father died of a heart attack, he wasnt murdered. And it appears as though the Stepmother really did care about the father, given the beginning scene when he doesnt tell her she loves him and the way she looks at them, and also the scene with Danielle and her in the bedroom. The are a few instances were she looks as though she could care for Danielle if her jealousy wasnt so dominant. And the prince choosing her over the stepsister was just the icing on the cake, stepmother knew she was better than them, why she tried so hard to keep her down.
It’s very sad that the Baroness definitely did love the dad, but he didn’t love her yet. They maybe could all have been happy together if he had lived 😢
I actually think it was an act and she never loved him. I think she married Danielle's father because she ran out of funds. The Baroness wasn't even willing to see him off like Danielle did. The Baroness even admitted she "barely knew him" when Danielle asked if the Baroness loved her father. She's a classic narcissist and was incapable of love. However, Danielle's father rightfully prioritized his daughter over the Baroness in his final moments. This caused narcissistic injury as everything is about them.
He had a heart attack. That's why he reacted the way he did to his left hand. Your left hand/arm can go numb or have sharp pain right before a heart attack.
When I was kid I used to watch this movie everyday for a month straight on repeat after school. Drew Barrymore did the thing in this movie.
I was obsessed with cinderella as a kid and this version will always be my favorite
I love This version I saw it in the cinema.
You may enjoy reading Brothers Grimm fairy tales, this is not their version, it just brings them in as characters who wrote a Cinderella story, one that disturbed the royal lady they met with.
‘ The little cinder girl’ is their story.
Perrault, who is referred to by the Brothers Grimm in their conversation, wrote the version with a magic pumpkin, etc.
this is my favorite non-fantastical and “historically-accurate” version of cinderella but rogers and hammerstein is top
This movie was my gay awakening back in 2003. Drew ate this role up and it remains one of my favourite movies of all time!
This is my absolute fav version of cinderella the way all the characters ate
My All Time Favorite Movie !! I've seen this Soo many times. It's beautiful !!
Hands down, my FAVOURITE retelling of the Cinderella story! Brilliantly written, fleshed out characters - marvellously acted by this team.
I can watch this and rewatching this again and again.
And have.
Chef’s Kiss.
I loooooved This movie as a kid and damn it holds up
I think the Brother Grimm’s story version of Cinderella is the one where the stepsisters cut off their heel and toes to fit in the glass shoe. Very dark!
I think the shoe was gold
Now you need to watch "A cinderella story" staring Hillary Duff
THIS is what the 'Live Action' Disney films should have been...magic free, realistic, actual live action versions of the stories.
lol
The Grimm Brothers are the ones who wrote CInderella, Rapunzel, etc. I LOVE this version of Cinderella
I watched this one two weeks ago and I fell in love with this movie! I think that this one, Disney animation and live action version are best adaptations of Cinderella 👌🏻💙 (but Disney Cinderella 3 is also great!)
Best adaptation to exist!
The father had a heart attack. That's why his hand was shaking.
AHHHH I REQUESTED THIS SO LONG AGO YOU FINALLY WATCHED IT
Yes Da Vinci is The Fairy Godmother😂😂
And he was Mothering here! Slay!
OMG! This is how you do a live action adaptation! (Disney Co, start taking notes.) This was one of my favorite movies when I was younger.
Someone told me as a kid that the stepmother poisoned him too, but now I see that it was a heart attack. I wonder if that’s happened in some version of a Cinderella story to where we are all thinking that the father’s death was somehow the stepmother’s doing.
I watched this a few days ago for the first time too. What a coincidence 😂❤
my sister just put it on the other day! love the pfp btw lol
@@briannajazmin7144 thx
I saw this in theaters several times when it came out, love it, thank you so much for reacting!
I argue Ever After is the best adaptation of the Cinderella story. I also liked the original and the 2015 one.
The best part of this adaptation is that Marguerite never had a chance. She and her mother bought their own hype while the prince was completely uninterested. That's why it hits so hard when he says "You're just like them." He's calling her fake for trying to sell him on her being a noble (which she technically was, but her stepmother denied her status).
This was my favorite movie growing up!
literally ever after is the BEST cinderella
Before I hit play on your reaction, I just love this movie and I'm excited for you to see it. My mom got me this movie in vhs when I was young and it became my fav to this day
This was so good because it was so different
Omg Lakia, I was just watching your reaction to Cinderella (the Disney animation and the live version), and I was so wishing you’d do ever after and a few hours later this video popped up on my feed! Good times!❤ Always love your reactions by the way!
This is the best Cinderella movie. And I adore Angelica Houston. She has the best lines.
This is my favorite Cinderella adaptation of all time. I’m so glad I saw this in theaters. ❤
My favorite Cinderella movie ever.
Ahhh goosebumps the entire time! My favorite Cinderella movie.🥰🥰🥰🥰
I'm so glad you reacted to this, I literally looked it up on your channel two days ago to see if you already had 😌
This is by far my #1 favorite Cinderella remake my 2nd is of course Disney’s 2015 live action. I think the stepmother definitely was poisoning the dad. Some of my favorite thing about this movie is that it’s more realistic and one of the step sisters are actually nice to her and they actually have a decent friendship and that Danielle fights back aka punch’s the mean sister in the face etc. I love romantic movie specially if they’re set to be in the past like this and is a fairytale type of movie. Also the set and costumes are gorgeous. Love the videos! You do such an amazing job!
My grand-ma had it on Vhs ,remember seeing this i was 9 years old maybe younger .I loved it so so much .
Yayyy so happy you watched this!! One of my favorite movies!!
So glad you finally got to see this movie
That was a textbook heart attack.
A courtier is a Lord, Lady, Compte Countess etc. or their children, aristocrats who debut at court balls as teens, then marry if they can. They spend time at court, do jobs for the royals etc. Daniel's mum was one, so she is definitely not lesser than the baronesses kids, this is why she knew who the prince was. The farm she worked was a gentleman's estate, her father's.
She was the daughter of the house, just being treated as a servant, by those who felt more entitled. The step-mum was deceitful, acting nice at times, but rotten to the core, hiding behind lies, and making the staff pay, for her vicious lies.
Obsessed with Ever After ❤
oooooh girl i’ve been waiting to hear your take on this one!!
LAKIA...YOU MAKE ME LAUGH...😂😂.
It's been seconds I started watching your commentary. It's true. Ever After and Brandi & Whitney Hudson RIP are best cinderella movies.
P.S. I love your reaction
This is my favorite Cinderella!
One of my favorite adaptations and favorite movies ever 😊
Heart Attack. They showed his arm tingling / the ache running through it right before it happened.
Best Cinderella version EVER💖💖💖
Your mirth at the line only speak if you can improve the silence, cracked me up!😂😂 Fantastic. Xx
you should definitely watch (and rate) all of the "a cinderella story" movies & "another cinderella story" theyre my childhood
one of the best movies! ❤
This is hands down my favorite Cinderella adaptation that's ever been put to film. It is quite corny, and the romance feels slightly rushed. But growing up I really loved how Danielle wasn't a damsel in this film. She saves herself from being assaulted. She liberates herself from her abusive family. She only begins to respect the prince once he shows respect to her first. There is just something about this version that resonated with little baby me. It still does tbh.
Love the end credits song on this movie.
The Father's died of a heart attack. Heart attack in men can cause pain in the left hand, arm and shoulder before any pain in the chest.
I LOVE this adaptation! ❤
All time favorite movie!!
It was probably the servants who hid the dress @15:47
Oh wow its been a long while since ive seen this movie. I remember watching this during English class back in high school love Drew Barrymore in this movie. I gotta rewatch this lol.
I don't think he cared that she was a servant. When he said, "And you are just like them." I think he felt like she lied to him and used him for his title because he was a prince, and didn't really care about him.
It's my favorite version.
What we get told in Germany about the brothers Grimm is that 2 of them (they had other siblings) went on a journey through Germany, the neighbouring countries and so on and asked people if they know any legend, Fable or story that get told in their area. Before them those stories where only told from one generation to the next, they collected Farytales and wrote them down. They probably did take some creative liberty but they didn't invent all those stories on their own. It did a lot to safe those stories from getting lost in time. So the brothers Grimm collected Fairytales, wrote them down in a cohesive way and now almost every household I know has a copy of those. They are called Hausmärchen, that means Household Farytales. I loved those as a kid even though they where really brutal... but we also do have a thing in Germany about brutal stories for children... so you get used to it.
This has been my favorite for oh so long... I love this movie.
It was. ❤ Its my favorite Cinderella movie of all time 🥰
I don’t get how you got confused, the man with the beard is da Vinci. He’s the one who had the Mona, Lisa painting, also the one who made Danielle her wings.
I’ve always love this movie, I had it on dvd and watched it often. It’s so good.😍
Cinderella is one of the oldest stories. The Chinese tell the story of Cinderella, down to the magical shoes. The Native Americans tell the story including the two wicked sisters. There's a version in Africa, too.
I don't know who the "real story" is actually about, but it must have happened some time a lot earlier than c1500 in France.
No, the stepmother did not poison him lol. Her father died of a heart attack. Which is why they put so much focus on him fiddling with his left arm.
An angel she's dressed as an angel.
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One of my fave movies while I was growing up
I loved that Da Vinci was basically the fairy godmother. The innovations he made at the time were truely "magical".
Also the grim brothers and davinci lived during very different time periods, so it seemed fairly obvious the queen narrator in the beginning and in was a descendant, and not the same person.
Laughed the whole time 😂new subscriber 💚 awesome editing, too!
We are on a ROLL with the vids / my fav. movies, girl! I literally stopped cleaning and grabbed my snacks to watch this drop. 😭
It was a freaking heart attack that’s what was wrong with his hand…sorry I just got triggered at the start when she kept talking bout the stepmom poisoning him. 😅
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EVER AFTER WAS LEGIT MY FAV CINDERELLA ADAPTION EVERRRRRRRRR. IT WAS SOOOO GOOD1?!
My favorite Cinderella retelling ever. ❤️
I love that DaVinci does the makeover. He's a gay icon though he never got to be one in real life
One of my FAVORITE movies!