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214. The light in the window above the firehouse at Disneyland
215. Electro-syntho-magnetic musical sounds
216. Giselle
217. Howard Ashman[/b]

Did anyone here go to the 30 minute preview at the opening? Well it was amazing! Sorry if I'm not going into details at the moment, I'm in Vegas. Anika also gave an AMAZING performance! (Long-time lurker steps out of the shadows) I was there! I went to the opening ceremony, the Princess and the Fro...

Poody wrote:I don't really have anywhere to put it.... I kinda wanted one of Pip though.

They did make a Pip plushie at Disney Store. One of those little bean-bag sized ones. He sits on my dresser.

I've always wondered what's with that woman between Robert and Giselle - is she some reference to Lumiere from Beauty and the Beast? I got the impression that she's a reference to something, cause the camera just kind of lingers on her for no reason... I just sort of assumed that the camera lingere...

Some more articles about the Giselle dress: http://www.forbes.com/businesswire/feeds/businesswire/2008/04/13/businesswire20080413005044r1.html http://ledlight.weblog.com/2008/3/The-evolution-of-an-Enchanted-wedding-dress.html http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle/2008/04/04/2008-04-04_disney_offers_e...

Thank you, Ollie, for leaving such a wonderful legacy.

Their names are Helen Stenborg and Anita Keal.

Here's some fun Enchanted trivia for you: the author of the book that Robert gives Morgan ("Important Women of Our Time") is Nora Kasarda, who is the Art Department Coordinator on the film.

One other thing that made me wonder...Narissa knew Giselle chose Robert, not Edward. So he wasn't going to get married. She wasn't going to lose her throne. All she had to do was ensure Edward didn't return to tell everyone what she did. Be it closing the portal through their worlds forever or kill...

I think the movie could be a metaphor for a girl becoming a woman. I totally agree that's, in a nutshell, the character arc of Giselle. The only fine point on which I'd disagree with you is that I'd describe her initial reaction to Edward as infatuation more than lust. :) She was in love with the i...

Well.... I'd say Robert was the one with all the cash! :lol: He was giving it all to Giselle and paying for all her crap while she was there! :lol: Not to mention those credit card charges.... :tlm: Not to mention the size of that Upper West Side apartment! ...this is why I always laugh when he tel...

OK, quick backstory. When I first saw the trailer, I thought it presented the movie as "Giselle is sent to Andalasia...Edward follows her...Robert somehow finds himself in the middle of having to reunite the two." And I thusly assumed that Giselle and Edward would end up together. I looked...

Disney Duster wrote:Well, all I can say is it all sounds good, very well thought out. ... Very good!

Thank you! I'm glad you were interested in my take on this film.

Glad this one will be returning! I saw it twice in its first year (even if I had to go a bit over an hour out of my way...) and once last year (a much closer theatre had it!) and really enjoyed seeing it in the cinema again. The Digital 3D presentation was icing on the cake; the depth to the picture...

while i was at work 2day at the disney store i notice that on all the enchanted signs said the movie was G but isnt it PG ? did they change it 2 be G ? That is interesting! I have the movie poster hanging in my room and you are right, the movie definitely was rated PG! I wonder why these signs woul...

Well, I never thought that maybe the film was purposely taking a look at the missing parents tradition, but since I heard they wanted to take deeper looks at the classic traditions and characters, I'll buy it. Except...it's more about Morgan and her loss of parents, not how Edward or Giselle deal w...

[M]ost of them make no mention of the missing mother. Which raises the question of why the mother, and not the father, has to be missing--when the missing parent really doesn't have any effect on the audience if they're never mentioned? . *crawls out of the shadows to join in this discussion* For t...

Original Releases The Little Mermaid (twice) The Rescuers Down Under (with The Prince and the Pauper! :D) (twice) Beauty and the Beast (4x) The Rocketeer Honey, I Blew Up the Kid Aladdin (4x) Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (twice) Hocus Pocus Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas D2: T...

The Carrie Underwood video IS on the Enchanted soundtrack if you insert the disc into your computer.

My personal favorite scene in a Disney movie is from Cinderella , when the mice and birds are making Cinderella's dress as they sing "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes." I remember thinking it was so creative; as a kid, I was fascinated to watch how these little tiny animals worked togeth...

Dressed in my Sally t-shirt and ready to go! Just...have to go to one more class first.