HAPPY ENDING

Love this review, BTW

When I first saw the trailer for this movie I expected another typical animated movie, but what I got was far from that. Overall, the entire movie was entertaining, gorgeous, and hilarious. The movie was exceptionally well-made and the animation was very different. This was the first Lucas Films animated movie I've ever scene, and I look forward to seeing more movies with animation like this. The characters were very realistic looking down to last hair and the backgrounds and scenery was beautiful, almost . . . magical. Even more, the plot line was simple but unique because it showed different sides to each character. I would recommend this movie to all audiences because adults and children alike will enjoy the adventure-filled movie! ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☯☯☯☯☯☯☯

It is like totally funny. I like the comercial when her sister was singing when they opened the door

amazing

It is awsome

amazing

After a bad experience with a boy she was about to marry, Princess of the Fairy Kingdom, Marianne promises herself to never love again. Of course, the fact that her sister, Dawn, is a little boy-crazy doesn't help her situation. But, when a dwarf decides to venture into the Dark Forest to ask the Sugar Plum Fairy to create a love potion for Dawn, he sends a spiral effect of events. The Bog King, king of the Dark Forest hates love potions, and so is destroying all the primroses used to create the potion. Naturally, he hates that Sunny is trying to get his hands on the potion. And how would he punish the Fairy Kingdom? By taking Dawn, of course. Marianne, outraged that the Bog King would inflict this upon her sister, decides to break her sister out by retrieving the love potion, which the Bog King required. But as she duels with the Bog King, they each learn some unexpected similarities about each other: like how they both hate love. Now, it's up to the two of them to stop the effects the love potion has had on the creatures of the Dark Forest, and Dawn. Is it possible the two could fall for the very thing they hate...love? This was such an adorable, uplifting movie! The animation was stunning, and had such awesome detail. I loved how they incorporated newer, pop songs, along with older songs, that kid's parents will know! Disney (along with Lucasfilm) has done it again!

I love this movie. I kinda will be #straightforward on this. This movies is one the best movies I watched. Has a great soothing plot and everything. Even though it had a lot of singing and the fairies looked like tinker bell, the songs were great and the movie was great. It is about that there are 2 forests (1. Fairy Kingdom 2. Dark Forest) and there are flowers called Prim Roses that go along the border. Marianne is about to go on a wedding with Roland but finds Roland is cheating on her so she cancels to wedding. Her Dawn and Sunny the elf sing together and Sunny ends up in the Dark Forest with a prim rose then gets out hiding the prim rose under a leaf. Then they found out in the Dark Forest that an elf came with a prim rose and so they told their boss who told the goblins to cut down the entire prim rose. Then in the fairyland Marianne and Dawn and Sunny go to the ball and dance (My favorite part where Marianne sings Stronger by Kelly Clarkson madly to Roland and slams him pretty hard.) Roland has a crush on Marianne and Sunny has a crush on Dawn. And they both want them to #like them. So they decide to make a love potion using prim roses. Sunny goes to the Dark Forest with a prim rose with a mouse leading him and sets the Love Fairy free while getting a love potion. At another dance ball, Sunny uses the love potion to Dawn right when the people at the Dark Forest comes to invade them and captures Dawn. Now Dawn is crazy about the Bog King. Dun Dun Dunnnnnnn!!!!!!! What will happen NEXT????????? Find out yourself by watching this awesome movie. BTW my favorite character is Sunny. He is a big laugh and is very humorous to be. This movie is good for many kids and can also turn out to be a great Family Movie. Also, I would say the lesson learned in this movie is don't judge a book by it’s cover. I give this movie a 4.6 star out of 5 stars but I round that too a 5 star and ounce again, this movie was a great laugh and a great movie and I recommend it to people of all ages (#even boys) (like me). Watch!!!!!!!!!

What I liked most about "Strange Magic" was that it wasn't like the other "fairy" tales. (Hahha get it... because this one actually has faries in it) Anyway, it doesn't have the fixed characters of heroes and villians. The heroes and villians both go through a change,but they all get their happy endings. It all focuses on Marianne the fairy princess, and how after being cheated on by her fiance, Roland, she promises to "never fall in love again". She changes her whole image, starting with the menacing purple eye shadow. As Marianne changes, she has to go on an adventure to save her sister (Dawn) from the "Bog King", whom has taken her into the dark forest. This all started from Sunny ( Dawn's secret admirer) making a forbidden love potion. She goes through the story with other characters; Roland trying to win her love so he can have an army, and my favorite charcater was the imp, the mouse like creature, who reminded me of the squirrell from "Ice Age". Everything played a part in leading up to Marianne and the Bog King falling in love. This was something I really liked because villians can get happy endings too, and it showded you can find love in unexpected places. The only thing I didn't like about this movie was the lack of information of the Bog King's first love, it didn't really tell much about how he got how he was. Really, if you like other Disney movies like Frozen (a girl changing and locking herself away; falls in love with the wrong guy; falls in love with the unexpected guy;that one funny animal;two sisters), or even the humor in "Ice Age." I think this movie was fun to watch (especially the modern songs) and I would recommend it to someone who wants a quick, adventuress story where several people can be a hero and where you should never judge a book by it's cover.