Official disney princess would have to be Aurora (Sleeping Beauty), Cindy and probably Rapunzel. (Would honestly add Ariel in here too!) Non official disney princess and my all time fav would have to be Anastasia.
Fun Fact: Cinderella actually never had interest in nor meeting the prince nor marrying him, she just wanted to have fun and attend a ball. She never knows while dancing with the Prince that is actually him. She actually finds out she danced with him after the ball when Lady Tremaine reads the letter about him finding the one girl that fits the sleeper so that is why she whispers "the prince" and lets the things in her hand fall to the floor out of shock!!
I always thought she did know and just said 'I haven't met the Prince yet' as an excuse to leave. But her not knowing shows how isolated she has been all her life.
The part that plenty of people miss is that she didn't realize she danced with the prince UNTIL the morning after. He was just a random dude who asked to dance with her. They talked and she took to him well enough to give her a kiss.
I always thought she knew he was the prince all along, but said she hadn't met him yet as sort of an on the spot excuse to leave. But this interpretation works too.
Cinderella is an amazing role model. I’ll forever be peeved that her story has been misinterpreted through-out time to the point that people believe that Cinderella is anti-feminist. 🙄 Cinderella is a example of how if you believe in your dreams, never stop working hard, and be kind and optimistic good things will happen. She was abused and forced to be a slave in her own home, and STILL held on to kindness and her dreams. That’s extraordinary. I will forever say it, Cinderella was NOT sitting around waiting for a man to come save her. She worked hard, was optimistic and kind, and all she wanted was a night off. Fate rewarded her for her hard work and endless belief that things will get better if you keep on believing and hold onto kindness. ❤️
21:36 A lot of people say Cinderella should just leave, but where could she go? She has no money, friends, no other family, and in the time period of this movie there were no resources for young women.
@@latenightswithsammy That's what I love about Cinderella. She managed to keep her own sense of self, her kindness and optimism, despite these horrible people trying to break her every day. She is such a strong character, and it speaks to the real world struggle of people in bad situations
@@latenightswithsammy yeah the only work would've probably been in a brothel.... yeah she deserved better than that. Working as a servant in the house you loved and grew up in is definitely the better option.
She had friends and family. She has a fairy godmother and talking mice. She can actually leave if she wants to. Don't underestimate Cinderella strength.
21:27 This is actually a really traumatic thing for Cinderella and they did great with the transmission of the hurting done. They did mistreat her all this years but actually destroying the only remaining thing she has from (that belonged to) her mother. That is when she hurts the most and breaks into pieces as you can see running away and crying.
YES! The way the step-sisters tore apart everything and just left her as is ... horrifying. Cinderella certainly deserved a 'happily ever after' ending 😊
Not just that, but it was also a gift from her best friends who had made it for her. It was her ticket for one night, ONE night of fun and carefree time. But they just had to take that away from her too. It was the last straw and she broke
I like how the animals she's helped out and treated kindly, wanted to do this for her to repay her kindness. She always helped them and they wanted to return the favor.
The carriage, horses, driver, footman & gown are all “transformed” (=for rent), whereas the glass slippers are “created” (=for free), which explains why everything else return to their original state while the glass slippers remain intact.
That's a good theory. Except Cinderella, actually, was wearing shoes that the slippers turned into (in other words, they were transformed just like everything else was). In my mind, the reason the slipper stayed was simply because the Prince had the other one. Obviously, this is just my own theory but, that was always my assumption as a child: that the Fairy Godmother could not make the slippers disappear while one of them was still in the Prince's possession. Granted, I don't really think the "rules" of the Fairy Godmother's magic are really that hard and fast anyway. Even if Cinderella didn't realize it, her Fairy Godmother always knew she was sending Cinderella to the ball to meet the Prince. And by leaving the slippers, her magic is just continuing to help bring them together (i.e. this was probably all part of her plan from the very beginning). That would mean that the Fairy Godmother was secretly not only granting Cinderella's original wish to go to the ball but, also, her much deeper wish for true love & family that she wouldn't have ever dared ask for.
@@SwiftFoxProductions In the original tale the glass slippers were a gift from the fairy. It's never mentioned in this movie though. It would explain why they didn't disappear.
They are awesome! Glad to be going on this 'discovery' journey alongside very passionate fans! Oh, and 'Sleeping Beauty,' it's a masterpiece! So that tells me something ... you have GRAET taste 😆
Re: "amputating legs" -in the original fairytale written in 1697, the ugly sisters DO mutilate their feet to try and fit into the slipper. The original stories were often quite dark. Disney, understandably, decided to remove those elements from their adaptations lol :)
The movie closely resembles the original fairytale more so than any other Disney fairytale movie. The only major differences is that the ball takes place over three nights, not just one, and the animals don't nearly play that much role in Cinderella's story.
Also, Disney skirted the violence at the end of the story, with the stepmother literally cutting off parts of the stepsisters' feet in an attempt to get it to fit.
@@rajmilahbaguan260 OMG, not being funny, I didn't know that. Please tell me more Rajmilah. Seriously, like I said, i'm honestly not joking, I want to understand better. Are you a fur or glass person?
You need to react to cinderella a twist in time as well.... the film is so beautifully done and is by far much better than the first film. One of the better disney sequels
I recommend the 2015 live-action Disney version starring Lily James, Cate Blanchett, and Richard Madden (Robb Stark from Game of Thrones). Lots more backstory for Ella and the Prince. Also Helena Bonham Carter as the Fairy Godmother/Narrator. Only one song is sung (multiple times) and most of the dancing is at the ball. The dress and the transformation scenes are stunning. If you do watch it make sure you listen to the three songs during the end credits. One, "Strong", is not heard during the main movie in either Disney version, Lily James sings "A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes", and Helena Bonham Carter sings "Bibbity Bobbity Boo".
28:17 (This is not confirmed by disney I believe, just what my thoughts on this are that maybe are accurate) I believe the sleepers apart from being crystal, are made by that for Cinderella to have something material to remember the ball and the only night of freedom she actually had since her father died. They are actually magical so they would only fit Cinderella!!
30:06 Actually crazy because in the real story about Cinderella, the Step-mother cut the sister's toes so that they would fit the glass-sleeper but they failed since every time they tried going out of the mansion with the prince their feet would start bleeding. In the end, the birds took revenge on everything they did to Cinderella by blinding them (all 3) while Cinderella married the Prince!
Cinderella was my favourite as a child. But once I had my own children I fell in love with Sleeping Beauty! The music is excellent and the characters are so wonderful! Now that my kids are adults I still love Sleeping Beauty!
All the mouse voices were achieved by the actors reciting their lines at a slow pace. This recording was then payed back at a higher speed to get the final voice. It definitely works as I have tried it myself with a tape recorder.
You had to go and talk over one of my favorite scariest Disney Villain moments: “Perhaps we can put that time to better use. For example, there’s the carpet in the hallway…..CLEAN IT.”
Sad fun fact : Disney has restored the movie to have ''higher quality'' .The sad thing is that if you compare a current copy with a VHS copy a lot of details as well as colors and lighting effects have been distorted ...
I would love to see you watch the Wizard of Oz; I would argue that WoO was directly responsible for the entire genre. Have you done a video for a musical yet except the Disney movies? As much as you love sumptuous cinematography, several exceptional examples would be Gigi, My Fair Lady, Chicago, Cabaret, and especially Moulin Rouge! You mentioned in the early part of this video about the possibility of watching some of the live-action remakes. I would highly suggest that when choosing one of the live-action ones to watch, you watch the animated OG first. More often than not, the live-actions bring nothing new to the story (or if they do bring something new, it's often unnecessary filler that adds very little except runtime), and suffer from the inability of the CGI replacement characters to emote as expressively as their animated counterparts. I'm not saying they're all bad, per se. I quite liked the Jungle Book and Cinderella remakes, but others (*cough cough* I'm looking at YOU, Beauty & the Beast, Lion King, and Aladdin) are simply meh. And there's one I outright despise in its entirety, MALEFICENT. Sam, you mentioned how perfect you thought SB was, and I agree with you. Maleficent takes everything beautiful about that movie and stabs it in the heart on the altar of Disney apologist and moneygrabbing culture.
Eric, you would be glad to know that this week's 'Fantasy Wednesday' will be 'The Wizard of Oz' ... oh, and I actually haven't done a musical yet, but it sure would be cool! Oh, and thank you for the words of caution regarding live-action adaptations ... will try to go in with an open mind ... and hopefully, they don't completely ruin the originals 😆
Thanks you so much for this reaction as always!!! Enjoyed it so much and can't wait for the next one!!! I would really recommend you watch the 3rd Cinderella movie, there are 3 movies, the classic you just watched and then the 2nd one (which actually is skippable but would recommend watching on your own to kind of understand the 3rd one) and then if you are interested, watch the 3rd one called "A twist in time" because it is actually a really good ending and movie in general!! The plot twist never stop coming and is enjoyable. They also give an amazing personality to Prince Charming!
Sammy, i think that you need to watch and react too at Ever After, cause it´s a live action with more history, an Danielle (Cinderella) meet the prince before the ball and has a great realistic costumes.
@@latenightswithsammy and i don´t recommended the telefilm of 2011 cause i don´t know if have english audio cause it´s from Italia. But it´s a different version, Cinderella in a Italian motorbike it´s in love with her neighbour, who have a twin and the godmother it´s hospedated in the stepmother hotel.
Here’s a little list of some good Cinderella movies to check out, Rogers & Hammerstein’s, Cinderella 1997 Cinderella part 3: A Twist in Time (2007) A Cinderella Story (2004) Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998) Cinderella (Disney’s live action) 2015 Hope you try one or maybe all 🙏🏻😆🙋🏼♀️ loving your reactions so far!
As for recommendations, I suggest The Sword and in the Stone, Pinocchio, Spirited Away (Ghibli), The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad (for October) :)
The mice are the Rockstars of this film just so funny and entertaining! My mom had to rent this out at the library for me like every weekend and finally I got it for Christmas one year in the amazing big plastic VHS box that Disney used
Gulliver's Travels (1939) is another excellent animated movie. It was produced by Max Fleischer, directed by Dave Fleischer and released by Paramount Pictures.
@@latenightswithsammy It only involves his adventures in Lilliput, with considerable alterations to the story in the book, but it's still one heck of a story and the animation rivals Disney.
I strongly recommend you watch the 1982 animated film, The Secret of NIMH. It's one of the most beautiful animated movies you'll ever see with an awesome soundtrack.
I loved your reaction! Cinderella ist one of my favourite movies and I always enjoy seeing others react to it for the first time. If you’re interested in watching live action movies I would also recommend the live action remake of Cinderella from 2015. It’s on Disney+ and is my favourite remake of the original
@@latenightswithsammy I think you might really enjoy Ever After (1998) too! It's one of the most beloved Cinderella live action adaptations out there! It's set on the Rennaissance period, and the fairy 'godmother' is... Leonardo Da Vinci!! That movie is EPIC and I really think you would love it! :)
Watch the sequel, Anastasia gets more development and she bonds with Cinderella more. I have a theory that Tremaine abused her daughters too as well as Cinderella.
@@latenightswithsammy I'm not a writer or anything, but I've always wanted a deeper understanding of Tremaine. What was her childhood like? What happened to her in life? Also learn more about Cinderella's dad, because marriages back then were arranged and based off status and financial security.
@@summerrose8110 the movie Everafter- A Cinderella Story Starring Drew Barrymore and Anjelica Huston actually digs a tiny bit more into the stepmothers past and gives the step sisters a little bit more depth! It isn't by Disney and tries not to use magic and allows Cinderella to be more in charge of her destiny than the Disney one's........it is a really good rustic live action movie 😊
And Verna Felton, the voice actress of the fairy godmother, also was Flora the good fairy in Sleeping Beauty. She was in several Disney animated films in his career.
Have you watch "CARRIE" (1976) ? It have a lot of references with Cinderella : She lives in the attic, she has a crazy mother, she dreams of dancing with a charming dude and she makes his own dress (without the help of mouses this time... )😁
YUP! I've seen it once ... it's amazing! I love the scene with the car on fire ... now that I think about it, I kinda want to watch it again 🤣 it's so good!
@@latenightswithsammy I notice some post their afterthoughts on youtube with a link to their actual reaction in the description. Perhaps look into that as an idea?
4:32 Actually, Cinderella's father married Lady Tremaine because he wanted her to have a mother figure again in her life (at least that is what they say on the live action movie!) Sadly he died no long after marrying her so Lady Tremaine hated her because she had to see the person he (her 2nd husband) loved the most in the world and reminded her a lot to that since she actually married him to make sure they had money to survive because Lady Tremaine's first husband had died and they didn't have almost anything, so there you go. Her father married looking for a mother figure for Cinderella and Lady T married him to make sure she and her daughters had enough money to survive through those times. (Im sorry if this is too long, I don't know if I explained myself clearly 😭✋)
(Lady Tremaine hates Cinderella because after her father died she had to see her beloved daughter whom he loved the most in this world every single day) (This is said by Cate Blanchett as Lady Tremaine in the live action of Cinderella!)
Yeah, Cinderella's father remarried because he wanted Cinderella to have a mother (which is implied during the opening when it's mentioned that he believed Cinderella needed a mother's care). Lady Tremaine would have seemed like a perfect choice to him because she already had two daughters of her own. The fact that she seemed like a "good mother" to her own daughters clearly made him assume that she would be a good mother to Cinderella too. Unfortunately, he was wrong and she was not as nice of a person as she had led him to believe. The narrator says that her cruelty did not reveal itself until after he died. In some versions of Cinderella, the stepmother really did love Cinderella's father but, to me, it seems very clear in this version that she didn't care at all. You can see how she reacts when Cinderella is crying at his deathbed. She seems to have married him simply for the wealth and status (which is pretty consistent with the original fairy tale). Lady Tremaine is cruel to Cinderella because, to her, a sweet/pretty girl like Cinderella is really big competition for her own daughters (and she's really not interested in raising Cinderella as a third daughter). By keeping Cinderella down, she believes it will help her "real daughters" look better. Especially when it comes to finding a husband. I have, actually, seen this happen in real life with a stepmother pushing a stepdaughter aside to bring more attention to "her own" kids so, it does happen (as awful as it is). P.S. What happens in the 2015 live-action movie is not necessarily the same as the animated. It's inspired by the animated version but, they put their own spin on the fairy tale, as well.
@@toristraat2090 Gotcha! Thank you so much for the word of caution ... I've seen some threads regarding that too! Going to see how I can avoid any trouble 😆
The remake clarifies that Francis, Lady Tremaine's first husband, was a friend of Ella's father (whom I'm going to call Ben because Ben Chaplin is the actor) - and when Francis had died, Ben was concerned about Lady Tremaine and Anastasia and Drizella's welfare, and thus offered to marry her. He had also thought that it would be good for Ella to have sisters, and the girls were sneaky enough to not be cruel to her until Ben had died.
I just watched your Snow White and loved it. Here for this but also you just said Studio Ghibli which are FANTASTIC films and if you start watching those you MIGHT be my new fave Reactor lol.
Thank you so much for the kind words and support Zoe! I'm not Romanian, but I've been mistaken for being from there 😂 Oh, and I'll for sure keep in mind those two great films 😊
@@latenightswithsammy Fair enough! You just remind me of one of my colleagues is Romanian, well you sound like him when he's speaking English (not a bad thing!).
Ok. So full disclosure was not a huge fan of this one. I think there have been live action versions that have been better like the Roger and hammerstien one starring brandy. The problem is not enough focus on cinderella and prince charming I think the 3rd animated movie does a much better job of focusing on that. I think.
Favourite Disney Princess, GO!
This is really hard, but Cinderella or Belle
Taarna.
Not a Disney Princess, but I'd let her kick me in the ribs for shits and giggles.
Official disney princess would have to be Aurora (Sleeping Beauty), Cindy and probably Rapunzel. (Would honestly add Ariel in here too!)
Non official disney princess and my all time fav would have to be Anastasia.
Mulan and Cinderella
@@scarlett5247 Ohhhh ... those are some GREAT picks! I've yet to be introduced to Belle and Tiana 😆
Fun Fact: Cinderella actually never had interest in nor meeting the prince nor marrying him, she just wanted to have fun and attend a ball. She never knows while dancing with the Prince that is actually him. She actually finds out she danced with him after the ball when Lady Tremaine reads the letter about him finding the one girl that fits the sleeper so that is why she whispers "the prince" and lets the things in her hand fall to the floor out of shock!!
(Clock strikes twelve)
“…But I haven’t met the Prince yet!”
That just makes it more beautiful ... it is fate 😊
I always thought she did know and just said 'I haven't met the Prince yet' as an excuse to leave. But her not knowing shows how isolated she has been all her life.
@@MissFlow YES!!! Which makes the ending that much more better ... so deserving 😊
The part that plenty of people miss is that she didn't realize she danced with the prince UNTIL the morning after. He was just a random dude who asked to dance with her. They talked and she took to him well enough to give her a kiss.
Very good point! I would love to have seen more of them together ... 😊
@@latenightswithsammy same. But who knows what restrictions were like for Disney. I wonder how things were in the moment.
@@memyselfandi7782 VERY true ... I can definitely see people like the animal sections though, they were funny!
I always thought she knew he was the prince all along, but said she hadn't met him yet as sort of an on the spot excuse to leave. But this interpretation works too.
@@sketchnotes2246 Interesting thought!
Cinderella is an amazing role model. I’ll forever be peeved that her story has been misinterpreted through-out time to the point that people believe that Cinderella is anti-feminist. 🙄
Cinderella is a example of how if you believe in your dreams, never stop working hard, and be kind and optimistic good things will happen. She was abused and forced to be a slave in her own home, and STILL held on to kindness and her dreams. That’s extraordinary.
I will forever say it, Cinderella was NOT sitting around waiting for a man to come save her. She worked hard, was optimistic and kind, and all she wanted was a night off. Fate rewarded her for her hard work and endless belief that things will get better if you keep on believing and hold onto kindness. ❤️
I AGREE 100%! She deserved everything she got + more ... a beautiful story of hard work, determination and humility 😊
Very well said! she such a strong character why? bcuz of her kindness
21:36 A lot of people say Cinderella should just leave, but where could she go? She has no money, friends, no other family, and in the time period of this movie there were no resources for young women.
Very good point! If anything, this story is a great lesson for not giving up, and believing in your dreams despite how bad circumstances might be 😊
@@latenightswithsammy That's what I love about Cinderella. She managed to keep her own sense of self, her kindness and optimism, despite these horrible people trying to break her every day. She is such a strong character, and it speaks to the real world struggle of people in bad situations
@@breezy3392 AGREE! Well said Brianna 😊
@@latenightswithsammy yeah the only work would've probably been in a brothel.... yeah she deserved better than that. Working as a servant in the house you loved and grew up in is definitely the better option.
She had friends and family. She has a fairy godmother and talking mice. She can actually leave if she wants to. Don't underestimate Cinderella strength.
21:27 This is actually a really traumatic thing for Cinderella and they did great with the transmission of the hurting done. They did mistreat her all this years but actually destroying the only remaining thing she has from (that belonged to) her mother. That is when she hurts the most and breaks into pieces as you can see running away and crying.
YES! The way the step-sisters tore apart everything and just left her as is ... horrifying. Cinderella certainly deserved a 'happily ever after' ending 😊
*sobs*
Not just that, but it was also a gift from her best friends who had made it for her. It was her ticket for one night, ONE night of fun and carefree time. But they just had to take that away from her too. It was the last straw and she broke
Can we just talk about how Cinderella does everything with dignity eventhough she's constantly being mistreated
RIGHT?!? Soooooo patient/kind/gentle/caring ..... and like a thousand more deserving words of praise! She is awesome 😊
@@latenightswithsammy yeah and she is educated and she REALLY HELD STRONG.
I like how the animals she's helped out and treated kindly, wanted to do this for her to repay her kindness. She always helped them and they wanted to return the favor.
EXACTLY! Which made me really like GUS ... cause he's (fairly) new to the gang, and even he defends/cares for/wants the best for her 😊
@@latenightswithsammy true
That dress ripping scene still makes me tear up. Her mental state went from highs to the defeated low.
YES! Her sobbing was very hard to hear ... BUT thank goodness for her wonderful fairy Godmother 😊
Tbh, a dream is a wish your heart makes is her encouragement song. Her dream is to have a better day where she will be treated fairly.
I'm so happy it came true 😆
The carriage, horses, driver, footman & gown are all “transformed” (=for rent), whereas the glass slippers are “created” (=for free), which explains why everything else return to their original state while the glass slippers remain intact.
GOTCHA! Wonderful explanation Michael 😊
That's a good theory. Except Cinderella, actually, was wearing shoes that the slippers turned into (in other words, they were transformed just like everything else was). In my mind, the reason the slipper stayed was simply because the Prince had the other one. Obviously, this is just my own theory but, that was always my assumption as a child: that the Fairy Godmother could not make the slippers disappear while one of them was still in the Prince's possession.
Granted, I don't really think the "rules" of the Fairy Godmother's magic are really that hard and fast anyway. Even if Cinderella didn't realize it, her Fairy Godmother always knew she was sending Cinderella to the ball to meet the Prince. And by leaving the slippers, her magic is just continuing to help bring them together (i.e. this was probably all part of her plan from the very beginning). That would mean that the Fairy Godmother was secretly not only granting Cinderella's original wish to go to the ball but, also, her much deeper wish for true love & family that she wouldn't have ever dared ask for.
@@SwiftFoxProductions In the original tale the glass slippers were a gift from the fairy. It's never mentioned in this movie though. It would explain why they didn't disappear.
Omg that’s a perfect explanation
@@Avileable2 AGREE!
Us: My job is killing me
The duke: That's cute *~ducks to avoid axe/sword aimed at his head~*
😂😂 - gotta love the duke!
I'm glad you're watching the old Disney classics. My favorite when I was a kid (in the 80s) was The Sleeping Beauty
They are awesome! Glad to be going on this 'discovery' journey alongside very passionate fans! Oh, and 'Sleeping Beauty,' it's a masterpiece! So that tells me something ... you have GRAET taste 😆
Mine too I always loved her she is my favorite princess 😍 right before Ariel, they are very close to my heart
Cinderella is such a beautiful classic.
The older Disney films just had a certain magic quality about them. I miss those days.
You are 100% correct my friend! They are (literally) pieces of magic ... or as I would put it, it's PURE CINEMA 😊
For your question, I think that the father would want Cinderella to have a motherly figure in her life
True 😁
I always liked that the old horse got a night off from pulling things and got to drive the coach.
Very good point! The old horse was deserving of it 😆
I love how Cinderella goes that extra mile and gives Gus two names. Lol so cute. He is a proper mouse 🐭 hehe
THAT HE IS! I love that too, so charming 😆
@@latenightswithsammy hehe 😉
Re: "amputating legs" -in the original fairytale written in 1697, the ugly sisters DO mutilate their feet to try and fit into the slipper. The original stories were often quite dark. Disney, understandably, decided to remove those elements from their adaptations lol :)
That's just pure evil! Wow ... Kinda curious, as always, the these original stories ... Very interesting 🙂
The movie closely resembles the original fairytale more so than any other Disney fairytale movie. The only major differences is that the ball takes place over three nights, not just one, and the animals don't nearly play that much role in Cinderella's story.
OHHH ... WOW, 3 nights! That would be so fun to have watched ... and plus seeing more of Cinderella and the Prince would have been cool too 😊
Also, Disney skirted the violence at the end of the story, with the stepmother literally cutting off parts of the stepsisters' feet in an attempt to get it to fit.
@@ejmythos8570 that's actually the grimm version, disney's version is actually close to perrault's version
@@rajmilahbaguan260 OMG, not being funny, I didn't know that. Please tell me more Rajmilah. Seriously, like I said, i'm honestly not joking, I want to understand better. Are you a fur or glass person?
You need to react to cinderella a twist in time as well.... the film is so beautifully done and is by far much better than the first film. One of the better disney sequels
Awesome! Thank you so much for recommending it Gordon 😀
I recommend the 2015 live-action Disney version starring Lily James, Cate Blanchett, and Richard Madden (Robb Stark from Game of Thrones). Lots more backstory for Ella and the Prince. Also Helena Bonham Carter as the Fairy Godmother/Narrator. Only one song is sung (multiple times) and most of the dancing is at the ball. The dress and the transformation scenes are stunning. If you do watch it make sure you listen to the three songs during the end credits. One, "Strong", is not heard during the main movie in either Disney version, Lily James sings "A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes", and Helena Bonham Carter sings "Bibbity Bobbity Boo".
GOTCHA! I'm so hyped for it now 😆 Thank you for recommending it 😊
28:17 (This is not confirmed by disney I believe, just what my thoughts on this are that maybe are accurate) I believe the sleepers apart from being crystal, are made by that for Cinderella to have something material to remember the ball and the only night of freedom she actually had since her father died. They are actually magical so they would only fit Cinderella!!
That's magical! So happy she was able to pull out that slipper ... and have her dreams come true 😊
Cool fact Walt Disney said that his favorite piece of animation was Cinderella’s dress transformation
YUP! Walt Disney definitely had an eye for the "amazing ..."
30:06 Actually crazy because in the real story about Cinderella, the Step-mother cut the sister's toes so that they would fit the glass-sleeper but they failed since every time they tried going out of the mansion with the prince their feet would start bleeding. In the end, the birds took revenge on everything they did to Cinderella by blinding them (all 3) while Cinderella married the Prince!
That's the Grimm Brothers version.
@@summerrose8110 yeah, that's why I said in the "real story" referring to the Grimm Brothers ver :)
@@leadertaeyeon301 WOWEEEEEEE ... that's crazy! Very very brutal ... Is there an adapted version of the "Grimm Brothers" version?
@@summerrose8110 This version sounds really 'grim' 🤣
@@latenightswithsammy God dammit Barbara!
Cinderella was also based off the Charles Perrault's second Princess story published along with his The Sleeping in Beauty Woods in 1697.
Cinderella was my favourite as a child. But once I had my own children I fell in love with Sleeping Beauty! The music is excellent and the characters are so wonderful! Now that my kids are adults I still love Sleeping Beauty!
Can't blame you there! Sleeping Beauty has it all! Such a brilliant film for its time 😆
YES THATS RIGHT! IT WAS CUSTOM MADE BABY! FIRST PERSON WHO ACTUALLY REALIZED THAT WHO REACTED!
I love it when she slips out that slipper from her pocket ... literally an ear-to-ear smile moment!
@@latenightswithsammy FACTS, like GATCHA!
All the mouse voices were achieved by the actors reciting their lines at a slow pace. This recording was then payed back at a higher speed to get the final voice. It definitely works as I have tried it myself with a tape recorder.
You had to go and talk over one of my favorite scariest Disney Villain moments:
“Perhaps we can put that time to better use. For example, there’s the carpet in the hallway…..CLEAN IT.”
🤣 I couldn't let Cinderalla take that nasty order (too painful), just had to 🤣
Sad fun fact : Disney has restored the movie to have ''higher quality'' .The sad thing is that if you compare a current copy with a VHS copy a lot of details as well as colors and lighting effects have been distorted ...
Ahh shucks ... That's just the sacrifice I guess .... Hopefully this movie gets its justice in a future 4k ultra HD release ☺️
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Gotcha Zakira! Will add it to the list 😆
@@latenightswithsammy yay
Oh yes! It’s a pretty awesome storyline
The king is my favorite character in this movie.
He's hilarious! I love his private quarters (office + bedroom) 😆
@@latenightswithsammy Yeah.
Disney made some incredible animated films - Peter Pan and Jungle Book are also my favorites!
Yes! Watched those ... And I concur with you 😊
Wow i just got this movie on blu ray for $15.00 the day after this was posted
If thats not serendipity i dont know what is.
It is FATE 😊
I would love to see you watch the Wizard of Oz; I would argue that WoO was directly responsible for the entire genre. Have you done a video for a musical yet except the Disney movies? As much as you love sumptuous cinematography, several exceptional examples would be Gigi, My Fair Lady, Chicago, Cabaret, and especially Moulin Rouge!
You mentioned in the early part of this video about the possibility of watching some of the live-action remakes. I would highly suggest that when choosing one of the live-action ones to watch, you watch the animated OG first. More often than not, the live-actions bring nothing new to the story (or if they do bring something new, it's often unnecessary filler that adds very little except runtime), and suffer from the inability of the CGI replacement characters to emote as expressively as their animated counterparts. I'm not saying they're all bad, per se. I quite liked the Jungle Book and Cinderella remakes, but others (*cough cough* I'm looking at YOU, Beauty & the Beast, Lion King, and Aladdin) are simply meh. And there's one I outright despise in its entirety, MALEFICENT. Sam, you mentioned how perfect you thought SB was, and I agree with you. Maleficent takes everything beautiful about that movie and stabs it in the heart on the altar of Disney apologist and moneygrabbing culture.
Eric, you would be glad to know that this week's 'Fantasy Wednesday' will be 'The Wizard of Oz' ... oh, and I actually haven't done a musical yet, but it sure would be cool! Oh, and thank you for the words of caution regarding live-action adaptations ... will try to go in with an open mind ... and hopefully, they don't completely ruin the originals 😆
Thanks you so much for this reaction as always!!! Enjoyed it so much and can't wait for the next one!!! I would really recommend you watch the 3rd Cinderella movie, there are 3 movies, the classic you just watched and then the 2nd one (which actually is skippable but would recommend watching on your own to kind of understand the 3rd one) and then if you are interested, watch the 3rd one called "A twist in time" because it is actually a really good ending and movie in general!! The plot twist never stop coming and is enjoyable. They also give an amazing personality to Prince Charming!
AWESOME! Will add them to the list right away! Thank you so much for suggesting them accordingly 😊
Sammy, i think that you need to watch and react too at Ever After, cause it´s a live action with more history, an Danielle (Cinderella) meet the prince before the ball and has a great realistic costumes.
Ohhh ... Great recommendation ☺️ thank you for this ☺️
@@latenightswithsammy and i don´t recommended the telefilm of 2011 cause i don´t know if have english audio cause it´s from Italia. But it´s a different version, Cinderella in a Italian motorbike it´s in love with her neighbour, who have a twin and the godmother it´s hospedated in the stepmother hotel.
Here’s a little list of some good Cinderella movies to check out,
Rogers & Hammerstein’s, Cinderella 1997
Cinderella part 3: A Twist in Time (2007)
A Cinderella Story (2004)
Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998)
Cinderella (Disney’s live action) 2015
Hope you try one or maybe all 🙏🏻😆🙋🏼♀️ loving your reactions so far!
AWESOME! Thank you so much for the recommendations + the kind words! I've added them to the list 😆
@@latenightswithsammy ok awesome! Will be there! 🙋🏼♀️🤩
@@latenightswithsammy and your welcome lol
@@elizabitty213 Yay! 😆
@@latenightswithsammy hahahahahaha
As for recommendations, I suggest The Sword and in the Stone, Pinocchio, Spirited Away (Ghibli), The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad (for October) :)
BRILLIANT!! I've added all of them to the list! Can't wait to get to them. Thank you so much for these, will see how I can fit them in accordingly 😆
That would make a great RUclips Video: Jaq and Gus getting the key scene set to the Mission: Impossible theme song!
HAHAHA yes! I need to see that now 😆
The mice are the Rockstars of this film just so funny and entertaining!
My mom had to rent this out at the library for me like every weekend and finally I got it for Christmas one year in the amazing big plastic VHS box that Disney used
NO WAY!! That's an awesome gift! And YES! The mice are just something! Love GUS 😆
Gulliver's Travels (1939) is another excellent animated movie. It was produced by Max Fleischer, directed by Dave Fleischer and released by Paramount Pictures.
Interesting! Gonna have to check it out one day 😉
@@latenightswithsammy It only involves his adventures in Lilliput, with considerable alterations to the story in the book, but it's still one heck of a story and the animation rivals Disney.
I strongly recommend you watch the 1982 animated film, The Secret of NIMH. It's one of the most beautiful animated movies you'll ever see with an awesome soundtrack.
BRILLIANT! Thank you so much for the recommendation! Going to add it to the list right now 😆
I loved your reaction! Cinderella ist one of my favourite movies and I always enjoy seeing others react to it for the first time. If you’re interested in watching live action movies I would also recommend the live action remake of Cinderella from 2015. It’s on Disney+ and is my favourite remake of the original
Thank you so much for the kind words and recommendation Rebecca! Oh, and I'll make sure to add the live-action version to the list too 😆
@@latenightswithsammy I think you might really enjoy Ever After (1998) too! It's one of the most beloved Cinderella live action adaptations out there! It's set on the Rennaissance period, and the fairy 'godmother' is... Leonardo Da Vinci!! That movie is EPIC and I really think you would love it! :)
Oh, please, you need to watch "The Wizard of Oz"!!! ❤❤❤ Please, please, please!! You won't regret it!
YUP! Next week on 'Fantasy Wednesday' ... we got 'The Wizard of Oz' 😆 I'm so EXCITED!
@@latenightswithsammy Yay!! 😁
Watch the sequel, Anastasia gets more development and she bonds with Cinderella more. I have a theory that Tremaine abused her daughters too as well as Cinderella.
AHHH ... That does sound interesting! There must be a good side to the step-sisters ... and maybe Lucifer too, just somehow everything went south 🤣
@@latenightswithsammy I'm not a writer or anything, but I've always wanted a deeper understanding of Tremaine. What was her childhood like? What happened to her in life? Also learn more about Cinderella's dad, because marriages back then were arranged and based off status and financial security.
@@summerrose8110 the movie Everafter- A Cinderella Story Starring Drew Barrymore and Anjelica Huston actually digs a tiny bit more into the stepmothers past and gives the step sisters a little bit more depth! It isn't by Disney and tries not to use magic and allows Cinderella to be more in charge of her destiny than the Disney one's........it is a really good rustic live action movie 😊
The voice actress working as Lady Tremaine (stepmother) Eleanor Audley, also played Maleficent in Disney’s animated classic “Sleeping Beauty.”
NGL I was rooting for the cat to catch the mice. 🐈⬛😾
True! 😅
And Verna Felton, the voice actress of the fairy godmother, also was Flora the good fairy in Sleeping Beauty. She was in several Disney animated films in his career.
Have you watch "CARRIE" (1976) ? It have a lot of references with Cinderella : She lives in the attic, she has a crazy mother, she dreams of dancing with a charming dude and she makes his own dress (without the help of mouses this time... )😁
YUP! I've seen it once ... it's amazing! I love the scene with the car on fire ... now that I think about it, I kinda want to watch it again 🤣 it's so good!
For Studio Ghibli...My favorite is Kiki's Delivery service. Followed closely by Howl's Moving Castle.
Oh sweet! I can't wait to check those out ... however, will probably have to do some 'creative thinking' to avoid any copyright issues 😊
@@latenightswithsammy I notice some post their afterthoughts on youtube with a link to their actual reaction in the description. Perhaps look into that as an idea?
4:32 Actually, Cinderella's father married Lady Tremaine because he wanted her to have a mother figure again in her life (at least that is what they say on the live action movie!) Sadly he died no long after marrying her so Lady Tremaine hated her because she had to see the person he (her 2nd husband) loved the most in the world and reminded her a lot to that since she actually married him to make sure they had money to survive because Lady Tremaine's first husband had died and they didn't have almost anything, so there you go. Her father married looking for a mother figure for Cinderella and Lady T married him to make sure she and her daughters had enough money to survive through those times. (Im sorry if this is too long, I don't know if I explained myself clearly 😭✋)
(Lady Tremaine hates Cinderella because after her father died she had to see her beloved daughter whom he loved the most in this world every single day) (This is said by Cate Blanchett as Lady Tremaine in the live action of Cinderella!)
Yeah, Cinderella's father remarried because he wanted Cinderella to have a mother (which is implied during the opening when it's mentioned that he believed Cinderella needed a mother's care). Lady Tremaine would have seemed like a perfect choice to him because she already had two daughters of her own. The fact that she seemed like a "good mother" to her own daughters clearly made him assume that she would be a good mother to Cinderella too. Unfortunately, he was wrong and she was not as nice of a person as she had led him to believe. The narrator says that her cruelty did not reveal itself until after he died. In some versions of Cinderella, the stepmother really did love Cinderella's father but, to me, it seems very clear in this version that she didn't care at all. You can see how she reacts when Cinderella is crying at his deathbed. She seems to have married him simply for the wealth and status (which is pretty consistent with the original fairy tale). Lady Tremaine is cruel to Cinderella because, to her, a sweet/pretty girl like Cinderella is really big competition for her own daughters (and she's really not interested in raising Cinderella as a third daughter). By keeping Cinderella down, she believes it will help her "real daughters" look better. Especially when it comes to finding a husband. I have, actually, seen this happen in real life with a stepmother pushing a stepdaughter aside to bring more attention to "her own" kids so, it does happen (as awful as it is).
P.S. What happens in the 2015 live-action movie is not necessarily the same as the animated. It's inspired by the animated version but, they put their own spin on the fairy tale, as well.
@@SwiftFoxProductions yes!! Exactly!! Thanks for helping and giving a hand explaining it!!
@SwiftFox Productions Thank you so much for this explanation! It really puts things in context now 😆
@@leadertaeyeon301 YES! Thank you 😊
Yay more classic Disney movies pumping out!
Also Studio Ghibli movie reactions would be amazing but be really careful because lots of RUclipsrs have gotten into copyright trouble with the studio
YES!!!
@@toristraat2090 Gotcha! Thank you so much for the word of caution ... I've seen some threads regarding that too! Going to see how I can avoid any trouble 😆
We all believe (I think ir may be confirmed by disney) Cinderella was 19 and Prince Charming was 21 so there is not much age gap between them!!
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing this 😁
Have you seen The Sword in the Stone? That's a favorite of mine from Disney highly recommend
Nope, not yet ... I've added it onto the list ... cause you + others always have amazing recommendations 😆
Amputate her legs? Oh Lord I'm glad they didn't bring that up.
🤣🤣 - agree!
gorgeous cartoon
The remake clarifies that Francis, Lady Tremaine's first husband, was a friend of Ella's father (whom I'm going to call Ben because Ben Chaplin is the actor) - and when Francis had died, Ben was concerned about Lady Tremaine and Anastasia and Drizella's welfare, and thus offered to marry her. He had also thought that it would be good for Ella to have sisters, and the girls were sneaky enough to not be cruel to her until Ben had died.
I just watched your Snow White and loved it. Here for this but also you just said Studio Ghibli which are FANTASTIC films and if you start watching those you MIGHT be my new fave Reactor lol.
Thank you so much for the kind words 😊 and trust me, I'm trying my best to get to them without getting a copyright strike 😅
After Sleeping Beauty, my favorite princess’ movie at Disney. 🌟
My favorite Disney movie 💙🐁
Ageless classic! 😊
The entire ecosystem helping you start your day bruhhh 🤣🤣 Now you'll have to one day watch "Enchanted" (from disney) to see more of that haha
😂😂 - great way of putting it! And yes, will add 'Enchanted' to the list! Thanks for the recommendation!
You need to watch Fantasia 1940 aswell😀😀🙌🙌
YES! Have to catch this one! Thank you so much for recommending it 😊
You make great points and notice every little detail. I loved your reaction!
Can you react to the little mermaid please
Added it to the list! 😊
You just gained a new subscriber! It was a delight watching and getting to know you a bit. Thanks for posting!
HEY! Thank you! I'm glad to have another friend who enjoys these amazing films 😆
@@latenightswithsammy ayah! The Hunchback of Notre Dame is definitely my favorite tho
@@memyselfandi7782 BRILLIANT! Going to add it to the list now! Thank you for the recommendation 😆
@@latenightswithsammy oh np! Cant wait to see it! Disney version
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Hey Sammy, I love your commentary ❤❤ Are you Romanian??
A reaction to the live action "Maleficent" would be incredible, or "Enchanted"!
Thank you so much for the kind words and support Zoe! I'm not Romanian, but I've been mistaken for being from there 😂
Oh, and I'll for sure keep in mind those two great films 😊
@@latenightswithsammy Fair enough! You just remind me of one of my colleagues is Romanian, well you sound like him when he's speaking English (not a bad thing!).
Ok. So full disclosure was not a huge fan of this one. I think there have been live action versions that have been better like the Roger and hammerstien one starring brandy. The problem is not enough focus on cinderella and prince charming I think the 3rd animated movie does a much better job of focusing on that. I think.
Good point! It makes me now want to check out the live-action versions really badly 😆
@@latenightswithsammy you should there are some amazing versions of cinderella but warning there are also some really bad ones
@@entertainmentlife430 Gotcha! Thanks for the word of caution 😊
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you talk nice
Thank you 😄
You've never heard the story of Cinderella?
Unfortunately not 🤣🤦
@@latenightswithsammy the original is darker and more gory.
talk less
Thank you for the honest feedback. Will take into consideration.
@@latenightswithsammyhaha nice
You should now watch Cinderella 3 a twist in time!
Ohh ... nice! Will add it to the list! Thank you for the recommendation 😆
Now watchcinderella 3 a twist in time
I've added it to the list! Excited 😆