Sarah Zaifullizan It depends how strong the prescription is, but considering Mia has to wear them all the time I would guess they would be pretty strong
2:55 I love how she's clearly nervous when they reveal her new look. The makeover didn't automatically give her new confidence but it did help her self-esteem
@@luzz9689 Im pretty sure they were joking. Y'all are so quick to say it's just a movie without even considering that this comment may in fact be, *just a joke*
I’d love to see a transformation scene like this span out throughout a movie. At the beginning she had bad posture, unkept hair, bad dry skin, calloused hands and feet and throughout the film you see her posture being fixed which assists with her confidence issues, you see her learn how to treat and take care of whatever her hair type may be which makes her hair healthier and gorgeous, you see a proper skin routine which makes her face and body look healthy and rich, and take care of her hands and feet and whatnot. So you don’t just through development into a thirty minute segment.
Watch 'Queen', an Indian movie. It's a comedy that follows a very simple girl's journey to confidence and self-discovery as she goes on a solo honeymoon across Europe.
As I've gotten older I've realized that she wasn't really ugly to begin with and that there are actually models who walk the runway with her hair and eyebrows lol.
I was so frustrated that he BROKE HER GLASSES. She might be a princess but she is a teenager. Does she really need to wear contacts that are uncomfortable to her when doing her homework or watching TV on Saturday night?
I was a little girl when I first saw this movie, and I had hair just like hers and I knew even then from experience that no amount of straightening would ever keep it that straight without constant flat ironing or resorting to relaxing it. When she goes to school with the hat on the next day, and she still has perfectly straight hair hidden underneath, is when the movie magic officially stopped because I knew that just wasn’t possible unless she had a stylist constantly following her around with a pair of GHDs. The heat and the friction would have turned her hair, straight or not, into a frizz ball.
Very true - my daughter has very bad eyesight and cannot wear contacts, sadly she hates her glasses because of the teasing etc over the years even though she looks beautiful. As you can imagine for someone who has anxiety problems this makes matters a whole lot worse.
Everyone is talking about the hair. But what about the glasses? It is so common for movies/book makeovers to get rid of glasses. But glasses can actually make someone look older and more formal.
The glasses part really hurt me. My glasses are freaking expensive and when I broke them I cried and I hate when people just tell me "well, go buy another pair" like I can just go, grab any pair and leave with them on. Even my contacts take some time to be ready because of stupid asigmatism
I know, right? I just got new ones and they're freakin' EXPENSIVE! Anyone who breaks my glasses would either have broken fingers or an empty wallet! >:(
I love how this is basically "We can finally undo all the makeup and hair stuff we did to make Anne Hathaway unrecognizable and hide the beauty of the beauty goddess"
Everyone actually misses the whole point of this scene and the sadness of it, when she looks at herself at 3:22 and is overwhelmed by sadness and upset, she hates that she has to become “someone else” and that her original self wasn’t good enough. It’s actually extremely sad.
@@cutecats532 In the books it was actually the queen; she wasn't very nice to Mia... she ends up getting fond of her but man does it take a while and in the meantime she makes her life hellish
Everytime this clip was recommended I can't help myself from rewatching it, Princess Diaries is indeed one of those movies you'll be rewatching even a decade has past.
Wouldn't having thick hair be comparable to a lion's mane instead? 🤔 I have thick hair, everytime I had a trimm, the floor would covered with hair like hay, the hairstylist commented I have a lot of hair like cutting off a lion's mane. 😂
@@spectralight8412 well he could just use the right products and she would have gorgeous curls. this is basically how damaged 2c hair looks like. instead he straightened it :(
@@vNilleframboise PC culture is getting out of hand. Her hair was ridiculously frizzy and she had super unkempt eyebrows... and back then glasses weren't trendy like they are today. Get over it. It's just a goofy comedy
Paolo knows absolutely nothing about curly hair, that's clear. Probably neither did the film makers. I wish instead of the equation "curly hair = ugly, straight hair = pretty" they had shown how one can have amazing curly hair by treating it correctly.
+BalfourofShaws Plus, you're suppose to comb the hair first with a wide tooth comb, not the brush. Giving her wavy hair would have been at least better than straight.
the producers decided to put curly hair on Anne Hathaway on her "ugly persona" because it was a big contrasts with her natural straight hair... not because curly hair = ugly.
+Kenjie Supatan I disagree :) I think the best thing is to keep one's hair in its natural texture; but the _haircut_ is essential. If one thinks one's curly hair does not suit one's face, the correct hair treatment and haircut will likely solve that.
I used to work at the Comedy and Magic Club in Hermosa Beach and got to know Larry Miller professionally very well. He is truly a genuine, funny and caring man.
Mia was still so beautiful!! I love a good makeover scene as much as the next person, but they really could have done something different here. But the cherry on top of this scene was when her grandmother said, "Better. Much better!"
You probably don't wear glasses or don't pay them by yourself. Glasses are EXPENSIVE. Not everybody can wear contacts. Why not give her some glasses that suit her better/are more stylish? Or just let her keep the glasses she has? YOu know how empowering would that be to kids who need to wear glasses and are made fun of? (fortunately lately glasses became trendy so most kids with glasses embrace it and get some supercool frames.)
When I was in first grade that happened to me. My dad was trying do my hair for school. It broke just like that. And then he pulled the brush part from my hair and tried to brush it like a horse.
To be fair, most movies (cough cough She's All That) just stop at putting a pretty actress in glasses and we're just supposed to assume that she's ugly, but they actually put in the effort to make Anne Hathaway look frumpy and nerdy.
True, this is from like 2001 and if you compare it to mean girls which is just 3 years apart, already mid 2000's, it's a total different vibe, and scenario, in 2001 it was still Gen X vibe, Britney, straightened hair, all cute and perfect, in 2004 it was already millennial territory, more punk/emo Avril Lavigne style, even with the "plastics", they're more punk-ish if you compare them to Anne Hathaway in this movie or anything from late 90s early 2000s
It's completely fine to look back at this movie and see that this scene was completely toxic and full of prejudice for curly hair and glasses. Good thing we evolved to embrace both.
As much as I love this movie, it was reinforcing the stereotype that girls with curly hair and glasses are ugly and you have to get contacts and straighten your hair to be beautiful. As a dark skin black girl who wears glasses and has naturally curly afro hair, this definitely had a negative effect on me. I like flat ironing my hair sometimes but my natural hair is just as beautiful.
Same here. Growing up, I had to wear glasses and my hair used to look exactly like Mia’s. I haven’t watched this movie in years and seeing some of it now, it’s dawned on me how much this scene affected me and how I saw myself. I remember telling my parents I didn’t want to wear my glasses anymore, despite me needing them, and stealing my mum’s hair straighteners to get rid of my curls.
Its more the beauty standard, flat hair, clear skin, slim waistline were all things admired back then not as much now and more people are embracing themselves instead of fitting in so that also matters
I agree, natural "frizzy" hair is not ugly and it is wrong to teach kids that glasses are ugly. I remember being crushed & teased when I had to start wearing glasses in about 4th grade because "glasses were ugly". Add acne & braces to that later and it can kill self esteem. In that respect this movie gives girls a very bad message of what beauty is and that nobody pays attention to you until you get pretty and have pretty clothes.
That’s the only thing I didn’t like about this movie they made Anne Hathaway to be this teenage girl with big bushy hair and glasses making it seem like she wasn’t beautiful enough and they had to change her appearance around in order to be accepted and fit in as a princess
@@Die.Chiara Yep! Having dark facial hair was not only an unconventional trait for a woman, it was also a non-White, specifically more Mexican trait that she emphasised for the connection to her heritage. Her Mexican heritage is something she took deep inspiration from and great pride in. (She wasn't really a fan of anything 'la Gringas' (white women) loved or valued).
Wish they would have kept Mia’s hair curly and just accentuated it with the right products:( ah yes bless the early 2000s when everyone felt even more like shit about themselves lol
@Kirsty Birsty And in the 80's, huge curly permed hair was all the rage. People with naturally straight hair probably felt shit about themselves. It's just a decade trend though, you're not supposed to take it personally.
@Kirsty Birsty same fine wavy hair 2B waves and some actual curls inbetween. Can't straightened it often. I got a lot of backlash growing up in the 90s/2000s. My mom even got in trouble for not brushing out my curls. It was seen a sign of neglect. And lots of commentary like: oh you built a nest for birds on your head. Even a teacher in school looked at me and said: well your hair doesn't look fresh today. It was washed this morning, but I had no time straightening. I grew up hating my hair, always wanting naturally straight hair. I disliked it for so long I can't start to like it again. My ideal has been thick straight hair and bangs for so long, it will never change probably.
True, this is from like 2001 and if you compare it to mean girls which is just 3 years apart, already mid 2000's, it's a total different vibe, and scenario, in 2001 it was still Gen X vibe, Britney, straightened hair, all cute and perfect, in 2004 it was already millennial territory, more punk/emo Avril Lavigne style, even with the "plastics", they're more punk-ish if you compare them to Anne Hathaway in this movie or anything from late 90s early 2000s
Everyone straightened their hair back then. Not a lot of help available for curly girls back then, unfortunately. I have wavy hair and people kept telling me that I should just straighten it whenever it got frizzy.
@@winchesterfamilyforever it's dumb to expect everyone to wear contacts especially because you can get eye infections much easier with them. Glasses are good.
Behind the scenes, early production Make up artist: Now, where's the unattractive girl... **sees the gorgeous Anne Hathaway** GAHH! This scene in reverse
Daniela Di Foggia because in movies they try to make "ugly and frizzy hair", but always do curly hair. A perfect example can be Hermione from Harry Potter. Her hair is originally frizzy, but in the movie her hair is beautiful and curly (which annoys me a lot lol)
Well, there have always been fashion trends but you know, there is actually also a big issue in America with curly hair, specifically with black people wearing their hair naturally. It's been a problem since the days of slavery and is, unbelievably, still a struggle today.
Oh everybody relax. This was a product of it's time. I'm just thankful that we've evolved on our outlook towards beauty and appreciating classics that were very much from a different time.
mckennarosebud too many people whine about the most idiotic stuff in kids movies so i can not sense whenever someone is serious or not just look at the comments on the video lol.
@@SEANALPURVIS hell, even with straight hair its usually better to brush from the ends as far as im aware 😭 otherwise it very easily gets even more knotted
Before the makeover, she's closer to what I'd imagine Hermione to look like
Ikr? I've always thought so
yeh, emma watson was always too pretty for hermione
And then the makeover was the Yule Ball look 😂
And trelawney as well.
@@ukinam2143 yup
"You broke my glasses"
"You broke my brush"
S i s d o e s y o u r b r u s h c o s t 4 0 0 d o l l a r s
Huh didn’t know glasses were that expensive in the states 🧐. Here in Malaysia they cost about half of that, at the most.
Sarah Zaifullizan mine certainly don’t cost 400 😂
Wow here in the uk I get 2 glasses for free every year cuz I’m under 18
Hope they pay for her perscripted contacts
Sarah Zaifullizan It depends how strong the prescription is, but considering Mia has to wear them all the time I would guess they would be pretty strong
Moral of that story: You ain’t ugly, You just broke
I felt this so spiritually.
I- yes
Im the 800th liker!!
Preach!!
The only moral that has my interest
It's difficult to make her "appear" ugly. She's always been so beautiful ❤️
I mean it’s Anne Hathaway I don’t think it’s possible to make her ugly
When Mia looks at herself in the mirror, and smiled, she never looked so beautiful before in her life
Mia is not ugly.
For real, I have curly hair, bushy dye brows, and I wear glasses!
Cus she's fucking Anne Hathaway dude 😂😂😂
I love how the grandma said "better " instead of "you look beautiful" implying that she is already beautiful, just need a bit of improvement.
this is so underrated
Oh yes. If she said "You look beautiful", it means she thought Mia was ugly.
She clearly thought she was ugly and said better instead of beautiful.
@@meethindocha1824 LOOOL
Better still implies that Mia wasn’t beautiful as she was. If she was she wouldn’t need improvement.
Every princess make over ever:
-remove glasses
-let hair down and straighten it
-pluck a bit of the eye brows
What I wanna know is what he would've done if she had a problem with acne...
@@chesiregirl Thick layer of make-up.
Who's gonna say, " Ta-da"
*Break glasses
Lol
You forgot to say makeup, mani and pedi also.
2:55 I love how she's clearly nervous when they reveal her new look. The makeover didn't automatically give her new confidence but it did help her self-esteem
Demi Lovato / Austin Raven Jackson Scarlet With
Austin Raven Jackson daughter of the Paris Jackson
Arauptinse Kid Austin Raven Jackson / Scarlet Whit
Arauptinse Doc Bruce Barnne / The Hulk
Emma Stone / Dove Rachel Micheal Robon
Dove Rachel Micheal daughter of the Dove Cameron
I love the line
"Charlotte, watch him like a hawk" 😂😂 Julie Andrews is my favourite
it one my favorites too
Julie Andrews is a legend. Everybody knows it.
She is Top 1 in my heart, too💫…
What kind of professional stylist tries to brush thick hair dry from the top? Mia didn't break your brush, Paulo, you did.
relax, it's just a movie...
@@pau4996 , No one said it wasn't a movie and that doesn't mean no one can point out the wrong of something in a movie .
Personal Personal what she meant is that it’s a movie. That scene is suppose to be funny! So the script is not wrong but your common sense is.
To break her glasses i return so she will wear contacts
@@luzz9689 Im pretty sure they were joking. Y'all are so quick to say it's just a movie without even considering that this comment may in fact be, *just a joke*
I love how dramatic it’s supposed to be when all they did was pluck her brows and straighten her hair lol
and did her nails - she used to bite her cuticles all the time
and they did her makeup
Manicure
Pedicure
Facial treatments
Hair cut
Hair dye
Hair styling
Eyebrow reshaping
Makeup :)
Larry Miller is funny. Watch him in 10 things I hate about you.
Scarlett Alvarez Did you not see the video? They did more than that
And teach her how to do makeup
I’d love to see a transformation scene like this span out throughout a movie. At the beginning she had bad posture, unkept hair, bad dry skin, calloused hands and feet and throughout the film you see her posture being fixed which assists with her confidence issues, you see her learn how to treat and take care of whatever her hair type may be which makes her hair healthier and gorgeous, you see a proper skin routine which makes her face and body look healthy and rich, and take care of her hands and feet and whatnot. So you don’t just through development into a thirty minute segment.
Why did they take off that guy’s rings off his fingers?
Watch 'Queen', an Indian movie. It's a comedy that follows a very simple girl's journey to confidence and self-discovery as she goes on a solo honeymoon across Europe.
@@taiyabazaheer9492 if that movie is Indian, then I can’t understand the movie.
@@joeljr.5286 Subs and translations exist :3
nanny mcphee!
“You broke my glasses!”
“You broke my brush…” 🤷🏻♂️
Years later and that line is still funny. He is a savage!
As I've gotten older I've realized that she wasn't really ugly to begin with and that there are actually models who walk the runway with her hair and eyebrows lol.
@
ikr lol
Right!
Same
yea
How many curly-haired girls with glasses did this scene traumatize within one generation?
A lot
I didn't watch this until I was in highschool, but now I'm told I look like her...before the makeover
I was so frustrated that he BROKE HER GLASSES. She might be a princess but she is a teenager. Does she really need to wear contacts that are uncomfortable to her when doing her homework or watching TV on Saturday night?
@@soniquecat4745 also contacts can lead to eye infections, happened to some of my classmates
Me
I love the fact how they made her grand-mère a kind old lady instead of a toxic grandma
I was a little girl when I first saw this movie, and I had hair just like hers and I knew even then from experience that no amount of straightening would ever keep it that straight without constant flat ironing or resorting to relaxing it.
When she goes to school with the hat on the next day, and she still has perfectly straight hair hidden underneath, is when the movie magic officially stopped because I knew that just wasn’t possible unless she had a stylist constantly following her around with a pair of GHDs. The heat and the friction would have turned her hair, straight or not, into a frizz ball.
"You wanna know a big secret?"
"Tell me."
"The cucumber does nothing"
Yes it does ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Lol 😄have mercy on veggies
Doesnt it make your eyes feel fresh/open/relax them?
True
It does actually- ;'D
"Where is the beautiful girl?"
*turns around and screams*
"She is gorgeous"
😂lmao
Angel face 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That went smoothly lol
0:35
My family does that to me all the time. As a joke of course. 😉
Yes😂
Her curly hair was beautiful. It just needed care.
One of my favorite movies. I loved the makeover. Mia looked 1000 times better! And she was hilarious in this movie!! 😂❤
"Where is the beautiful girl?"
"My granddaughter, Amelia."
"Gaahh!!!" I cracked up so hard XD
MavyNavy 😂😂😂😂😂😂
MavyNavy HAHAHAHAAH
MavyNavy When your name is Amelia and a movie caracter has your name"
(Starts to jump up and down while screaming)
MavyNavy I died laughing my head off
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I hate it when they act like if you wear glasses you're automatically hideous.
omg totally agree with you! ):
Very true - my daughter has very bad eyesight and cannot wear contacts, sadly she hates her glasses because of the teasing etc over the years even though she looks beautiful. As you can imagine for someone who has anxiety problems this makes matters a whole lot worse.
Many people hit on my girlfriend with glasses...
SHE'S A LESBIAN FOR HUSSIE'S SAKE
I think that was back in the day before cool-looking hipster oversized glasses were invented and you had to wear those hideous, thick rectangle ones
like really! some of us are stuck with them but now wearing glasses is the new "in" lol like HEY I STARTED IT BY BEING SO BLIND PFFT xD!
Everyone is talking about the hair. But what about the glasses? It is so common for movies/book makeovers to get rid of glasses. But glasses can actually make someone look older and more formal.
sometimes my hair is like Mia Thermopolis and other times my hair is like Amelia Mignonette Thermopolis Renaldi
Relate
X2
BANGSIS BORAHAE THERES AN INSTAGRAM POST THAT SAYS THAT dude i JUST CAME FROM THERE
@@selin7871 ooh lala
*Mood.*
The glasses part really hurt me. My glasses are freaking expensive and when I broke them I cried and I hate when people just tell me "well, go buy another pair" like I can just go, grab any pair and leave with them on. Even my contacts take some time to be ready because of stupid asigmatism
I know, right? I just got new ones and they're freakin' EXPENSIVE! Anyone who breaks my glasses would either have broken fingers or an empty wallet! >:(
I feel you, I'm near sighted so without my glasses I'm as blind as a bat .. with them I can see everything
What is expensive for glasses ?
I love glasses! They are really cute. And worth it in my opinion.
to be fair she broke his brush
One of the only makeover scenes where they actually did more than just take off the glasses 😂
I love how this is basically "We can finally undo all the makeup and hair stuff we did to make Anne Hathaway unrecognizable and hide the beauty of the beauty goddess"
You never should brush dry curly hair... agh that made me cringe
Yeah it could be a sin i have a bit of curles
Yeah only brush damp hair or color mb wet hair
ikr
It’s been a pet peeve of mine that they didn’t just define the curls she already had, different time I guess
Belacroix that’s not true for every type of curls.I have very curly hair but it’s so easy to brush.
“I love your eyebrows. We will call them Frida and Kahlo.” XD
Kitty Grimm I didn't understand it then I read this comment and suddenly it clicked
Marrielle Thompson help i dont understand
Irish Wrist Watch - Frida Kahlo is an artist , but is mostly known for having a thick unibrow.
That's what my mom tells me when she plucks my eyebrows 😄😄😄
Kitty Grimm I never even remembered that part, and now that I know Friday Kahlo this moment just made it click
Hard to believe this movie came out just 20 years ago. And Anne Hathaway is still cute.
Indeed 😊
21****
@@ReginaTrans_ Now
@@patrickwilson1459 returning back to your comment, what else is "hard" ??
@@ReginaTrans_ Hard to believe that it’s now been 21 years since this movie came out, I feel old.
Everyone actually misses the whole point of this scene and the sadness of it, when she looks at herself at 3:22 and is overwhelmed by sadness and upset, she hates that she has to become “someone else” and that her original self wasn’t good enough. It’s actually extremely sad.
She looks 10 years older with her makeover tho
Yeah I agree
Only because of the makeup
Yeahhhh
Because Anne Hathaway was 10 years older than Mia lol
@@larsswig912 mia in the first was 16, Anne was 19
" you broke my glasses??? "
" You broke my brush. " XDDD that really got me.
that got me to XD
It's a good line
Same XD
Magi X Magic :3 i wait for that part every time I watch the movie. what about when he screamed when he saw her face
Actually YOU broke your brush...
Paolo barking reaction when he notices mia gets me🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I like when people are authentic within themselves and they truly appreciate themselves and not try to be who others want them to be!
However annoying he might be, Paolo is a modern fairy godmother. Good job Paolo
He got the job done
U lost
He later revealed to the press where she'd be because of his ego. Bad Paolo.
Lol
@@cutecats532 In the books it was actually the queen; she wasn't very nice to Mia... she ends up getting fond of her but man does it take a while and in the meantime she makes her life hellish
YOU BROKE MY GLASSES!?!?! :O
Stylist: Well, YOU BROKE MY BRUSh 🤨
Tbh he broke his own brush .
That was savage though.
Payback's a bitch
THOSE ARE TWO VERY DIFFERENT THINGS
@@purplecatloverrandompizza IN HIS EYES WORTH THE SAME VALUE
Everytime this clip was recommended I can't help myself from rewatching it, Princess Diaries is indeed one of those movies you'll be rewatching even a decade has past.
I was taken aback by the transformation. She looks gorgeous.
"My granddaughter, Amelia." "AUGH!!!...she IS gorgeous!' XD
lol kills me every time
Daniel Selk That's my favorite part.
“You have thick hair. Like a wolf.” 😂😂
EclipseDawnLPS Aku: EXTRA THICK!
That means her hair is really strong and healthy...
@@noorykorky5056 Hair is not healthy, it's dead - just like nails.
I'd take that as a compliment; I have thick hair, plus I love wolves! ^^
Wouldn't having thick hair be comparable to a lion's mane instead? 🤔
I have thick hair, everytime I had a trimm, the floor would covered with hair like hay, the hairstylist commented I have a lot of hair like cutting off a lion's mane. 😂
0:35 don't know how many time I watch this scene but still laugh so hard 🤣 😂 😆 😭
Just showed my nieces this movie and they loved it lol. Such a fun moment to share with them.
She could’ve played Belle in the movie Beauty and the Beast but she’s very much older now.
Yeah,I hated the cast for beauty and the beast
I think Emma Watson fits the role of Belle very well too...
Panitnan Asawinchai No, she didn’t 👎🏻
Agree
I know right, she would've been perfect
when you grow up and realise they basically saying curly hair and glasses are ugly
I know I’m ugly and that’s okay
They are not ugly.
Her hair was frizzy and unkempt. No one said it was ugly.
@@spectralight8412 well he could just use the right products and she would have gorgeous curls. this is basically how damaged 2c hair looks like. instead he straightened it :(
@@vNilleframboise PC culture is getting out of hand.
Her hair was ridiculously frizzy and she had super unkempt eyebrows... and back then glasses weren't trendy like they are today.
Get over it. It's just a goofy comedy
That bloke always manages to deliver excellent performances in small roles
I love how the grandmother's answer to everything is a cup of tea😂
You broke my glasses. You broke my brush. No, you Paulo broke your own brush.
Ikr, a "professional" yet arrogant makeup artist who purposely breaks your glasses without asking you and makes joke is straight up annoying
Paolo knows absolutely nothing about curly hair, that's clear. Probably neither did the film makers. I wish instead of the equation "curly hair = ugly, straight hair = pretty" they had shown how one can have amazing curly hair by treating it correctly.
+BalfourofShaws Plus, you're suppose to comb the hair first with a wide tooth comb, not the brush. Giving her wavy hair would have been at least better than straight.
the producers decided to put curly hair on Anne Hathaway on her "ugly persona" because it was a big contrasts with her natural straight hair... not because curly hair = ugly.
This! They even have combs specifically designed for tangled curly hair.
+BalfourofShaws i think it depends on the face. lets say you have a nice curly hair but it doesnt suit your face, better change it to straight. right?
+Kenjie Supatan I disagree :) I think the best thing is to keep one's hair in its natural texture; but the _haircut_ is essential. If one thinks one's curly hair does not suit one's face, the correct hair treatment and haircut will likely solve that.
I want a Paolo in my life
Samee
@@user-qp9ff6tk2c fuck ew shit no ew
Yessss
He will ruin your hair
** OHH HELL NAHHH
I used to work at the Comedy and Magic Club in Hermosa Beach and got to know Larry Miller professionally very well. He is truly a genuine, funny and caring man.
Mia was still so beautiful!! I love a good makeover scene as much as the next person, but they really could have done something different here. But the cherry on top of this scene was when her grandmother said, "Better. Much better!"
You broke my glasses....
You broke my brush.
Lmfao! That line was the best part in this scene!!!
You probably don't wear glasses or don't pay them by yourself. Glasses are EXPENSIVE. Not everybody can wear contacts. Why not give her some glasses that suit her better/are more stylish? Or just let her keep the glasses she has? YOu know how empowering would that be to kids who need to wear glasses and are made fun of?
(fortunately lately glasses became trendy so most kids with glasses embrace it and get some supercool frames.)
Leanne Haddock r
Remembering that Whitney Houston produced this film makes it even better.
.... Really????
castletriglav wow you're miserable
W h a t
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It’s so satisfying hearing those two girls say “a princess”
This will always and forever be iconic
When you have curly hair and relate to the brush part
Manatee()5 yep
Manatee()5 yasss
Manatee()5 YASSSS
Manatee()5 Y'all clearly don't brush your hair right then.
When I was in first grade that happened to me. My dad was trying do my hair for school. It broke just like that. And then he pulled the brush part from my hair and tried to brush it like a horse.
Back in the late 90s/early 00s when films would make a beautiful actress 'ugly' by putting her in glasses, then later give her a makeover.
But they still weren't ugly xD
To be fair, most movies (cough cough She's All That) just stop at putting a pretty actress in glasses and we're just supposed to assume that she's ugly, but they actually put in the effort to make Anne Hathaway look frumpy and nerdy.
also straight hair was the hottest thing in fashion
True, this is from like 2001 and if you compare it to mean girls which is just 3 years apart, already mid 2000's, it's a total different vibe, and scenario, in 2001 it was still Gen X vibe, Britney, straightened hair, all cute and perfect, in 2004 it was already millennial territory, more punk/emo Avril Lavigne style, even with the "plastics", they're more punk-ish if you compare them to Anne Hathaway in this movie or anything from late 90s early 2000s
She wasn’t “ugly” though. She just looks frumpy/inelegant.
“You broke my glasses!” “You broke my brush” 😭😂😂
That moment when Mia's makeover was revealed was an unbelievable WOW!
I wish instead of straightening her hair they'd have properly moisturised her curls and not made thousands of curly haired girls feel like shit
omg Your overreacting
Straight hair was really in style back then get over yourself...
It's completely fine to look back at this movie and see that this scene was completely toxic and full of prejudice for curly hair and glasses. Good thing we evolved to embrace both.
Curly hair is actually very beautiful
@@Ms_Sanchez01 you are overreacting how about you go back to school sweety she isnt overreacting but expressing her point of view on the video.
"My granddaughter, Amelia."
"... AAARGH!"
+Bodhi the Unreal His AARGH is priceless!
DC Koh do u like her
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@@marahueli3055 q
“You broke my glasses!”
“You broke my brush.”
One of my favorite lines in the entire movie
She is just beautiful.
"Better...much better."
Gee, thanks GRANDMA.
LOL try and contain your enthusiasm, Grandma.
XD
As much as I love this movie, it was reinforcing the stereotype that girls with curly hair and glasses are ugly and you have to get contacts and straighten your hair to be beautiful. As a dark skin black girl who wears glasses and has naturally curly afro hair, this definitely had a negative effect on me. I like flat ironing my hair sometimes but my natural hair is just as beautiful.
Same here. Growing up, I had to wear glasses and my hair used to look exactly like Mia’s. I haven’t watched this movie in years and seeing some of it now, it’s dawned on me how much this scene affected me and how I saw myself. I remember telling my parents I didn’t want to wear my glasses anymore, despite me needing them, and stealing my mum’s hair straighteners to get rid of my curls.
Its more the beauty standard, flat hair, clear skin, slim waistline were all things admired back then not as much now and more people are embracing themselves instead of fitting in so that also matters
I agree, natural "frizzy" hair is not ugly and it is wrong to teach kids that glasses are ugly. I remember being crushed & teased when I had to start wearing glasses in about 4th grade because "glasses were ugly". Add acne & braces to that later and it can kill self esteem.
In that respect this movie gives girls a very bad message of what beauty is and that nobody pays attention to you until you get pretty and have pretty clothes.
That’s the only thing I didn’t like about this movie they made Anne Hathaway to be this teenage girl with big bushy hair and glasses making it seem like she wasn’t beautiful enough and they had to change her appearance around in order to be accepted and fit in as a princess
same when i was younger i would straighten my hair repeatedly bcuz of things like this
Even as a kid, i always loved Mia with the curly messy hair and glasses.
She was so beautiful in the first place
"You broke my glasses."
"You broke my brush."
😂 😂 😂
Nice trade off, eh?
Tbf it was probably a very expensive hair brush
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I love that line
Amelia "you broke my glasses "
Paolo " you broke my brush " hahahahaha😂😂😂😂😂
Ikr
Billy Mutch two wrongs don't make a right
Yeah but a brush is hard to break
And technically he broke his own brush.
Billy Mutch Pablo has a comeback
Still my favorite childhood movie.💕
Okay as someone with 3B curls let me just say this scene irked me so much. 🤣🙌🏻 Dry brushing thick curly hair are you crazy?🙃🙌🏻
"Thick hair...like a wolf" that always kills me haha
I love your eyebrows. We'll call them Frida and Kahlo. 🤣😆🤣
Ah I get the reference now that I've grown up xD
Shania I don’t
That Jamerican Kidd : She was a famous painter and almost had a unibrow because they were so bushy. It was one of her trademarks.
@@Die.Chiara Yep! Having dark facial hair was not only an unconventional trait for a woman, it was also a non-White, specifically more Mexican trait that she emphasised for the connection to her heritage. Her Mexican heritage is something she took deep inspiration from and great pride in. (She wasn't really a fan of anything 'la Gringas' (white women) loved or valued).
@@shania9528 omg same!!
Oh my goodness I forgot about this movie. One of my old time favorites! 😊
I always thought that they could've just made her curly hair look more polished instead of straightening it out.
I've always wanted to be her in this part lol
Nina Delucca IKE
IKR not IKE
Ikr! Still waiting for my grandmother she's a queen of a foreign country.
the eyebrows are named frida and kahlo omg
Any significance cause I don'tget that joke.
Georgia Andrea frida kahlo is a popular mexican painter/artist and she's known for her thick unibrow
coco reference?
Dawn Danielle Nasayao frida kahlo is/was a real person
How did I never catch this?
I'm here in 2023. Praying that Julie Andrews stays alive for another 20 years 🥺❣️
I keep repeating this because it’s amazing and I love the movie🌸😊
Wish they would have kept Mia’s hair curly and just accentuated it with the right products:( ah yes bless the early 2000s when everyone felt even more like shit about themselves lol
BNO97 ! No thanks lol
what is the movies name btw
It's okay girl. Now curly hair is the trend and everyone tries to have curls. We were just ahead of our time 🤣
@Kirsty Birsty And in the 80's, huge curly permed hair was all the rage. People with naturally straight hair probably felt shit about themselves. It's just a decade trend though, you're not supposed to take it personally.
@Kirsty Birsty same fine wavy hair 2B waves and some actual curls inbetween. Can't straightened it often. I got a lot of backlash growing up in the 90s/2000s. My mom even got in trouble for not brushing out my curls. It was seen a sign of neglect. And lots of commentary like: oh you built a nest for birds on your head. Even a teacher in school looked at me and said: well your hair doesn't look fresh today. It was washed this morning, but I had no time straightening. I grew up hating my hair, always wanting naturally straight hair. I disliked it for so long I can't start to like it again. My ideal has been thick straight hair and bangs for so long, it will never change probably.
Ah, the early 00s, where the ideal was to have straightened hair and no glasses. At least they didn't give her the horrendous 00s brows :')
I second this
I'd take Frida Kalo eyebrows over no eyebrows any day
What was they thinking
Till this day no one likes to wear glasses and straight hair does look more beautiful...
Still better than caterpillar eyebrows.
@@TheStepmonkey um, that's just you. To each their own. 😂
True, this is from like 2001 and if you compare it to mean girls which is just 3 years apart, already mid 2000's, it's a total different vibe, and scenario, in 2001 it was still Gen X vibe, Britney, straightened hair, all cute and perfect, in 2004 it was already millennial territory, more punk/emo Avril Lavigne style, even with the "plastics", they're more punk-ish if you compare them to Anne Hathaway in this movie or anything from late 90s early 2000s
The stylist assistants are halloween mood haha
She didn't need her hair to be straighten. She needed proper guidance and products to take care of her curly hair :/
Everyone straightened their hair back then. Not a lot of help available for curly girls back then, unfortunately. I have wavy hair and people kept telling me that I should just straighten it whenever it got frizzy.
I like it when the two girls say "a princess"
same
Same.
Same
She just needed a better hair care routine or even another hairstyle, groomed the eyebrows and better glass frames
Royals don’t wear glasses out in public events unless they’re extremely young or in their old age.
@@luxaholicanonymous2577 which is kinda dumb
@@corina.grindeanu why is it dumb? It's traditional
@@winchesterfamilyforever it's dumb to expect everyone to wear contacts especially because you can get eye infections much easier with them. Glasses are good.
@@corina.grindeanu you don't seem familiar with the concept of traditions 😂😂
She looks beautiful
Where was this man when I was in high school? I needed him.
Behind the scenes, early production
Make up artist: Now, where's the unattractive girl...
**sees the gorgeous Anne Hathaway**
GAHH!
This scene in reverse
Assila 97 🤣👏
Her before look would have been the hottest in the 80s...
Bryan lol yeah probably
I think it's interesting that she kept getting bullied even after the makeover
Ive always and forever needed & wanted the song playing in the background 🐾✨🎺
i dont understand why in american movies curly hair are like the devil
Daniela Di Foggia because in movies they try to make "ugly and frizzy hair", but always do curly hair. A perfect example can be Hermione from Harry Potter. Her hair is originally frizzy, but in the movie her hair is beautiful and curly (which annoys me a lot lol)
Mary Winter And by the last movie it's practically straight lol
Well, there have always been fashion trends but you know, there is actually also a big issue in America with curly hair, specifically with black people wearing their hair naturally. It's been a problem since the days of slavery and is, unbelievably, still a struggle today.
Baobab Bombastic Anti blackness.
B R Most black people don't have curly hair.
00:35 - 00:40 AAAAAH!!!!...She is gorgeous!! HAHAHAHAHA
Leopoldo Astudillo 😂😂😂😂
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Leopoldo Astudillo she’s from Ella enchanted
Oh everybody relax. This was a product of it's time. I'm just thankful that we've evolved on our outlook towards beauty and appreciating classics that were very much from a different time.
“U broke my brush”💀😭 I did not expect that
I'm extra bootyhurt because I have curly hair.
Paolo is dumb. You don't brush dry curly hair. :)
I know right?? What an idiot. Any decent hairstylist would know that
+McKenna♡ its a kids movie get over yourself
+mckennarosebud and you don't tweeze bushy eyebrows, you gotta thread or wax at least. do you know how long and painful that must have been?
KaneboKimberley Jesus Christ. You obviously didn't sense the humor in my comment.
mckennarosebud
too many people whine about the most idiotic stuff in kids movies so i can not sense whenever someone is serious or not just look at the comments on the video lol.
As someone with curly hair I just wanna say...FOR THE LOVE OF GOOD HAIR DO NOT BRUSH IT DRY JUST GET THE GIRL SOME COCONUT OIL!!
IDK anything about that, but I just wanted to say that women with curly hair (especially redheads) are beautiful.
Calm down it's a movie, an old movie
Better yet..... Brush wet with conditioner. From the ends. In sections. Paolo needs some curly hair lessons.
@@SEANALPURVIS hell, even with straight hair its usually better to brush from the ends as far as im aware 😭 otherwise it very easily gets even more knotted
I watched this as a kid and the song is what stuck with me
Beauty or not, Mia turned out to be a great ruler. I love who she grows up to be in the second one