Cinderella III: A Twist in Time - Nostalgia Critic
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We all know the reputation that Disney's Direct to DVD sequels have, but this one is not only one of the strangest, but one of the most entertaining. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Cinderella III: A Twist in Time.
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Cinderella III: A Twist in Time (released in UK as Cinderella: A Twist in Time) is a 2007 American direct-to-video fantasy adventure film. It is directed by Frank Nissen and features a screenplay by Dan Berendsen, Margaret Heidenry, Colleen Ventimilia, and Eddie Guzelian. It is the second direct-to-video sequel to the 1950 Walt Disney Pictures animated film Cinderella and third and final installment in the Cinderella trilogy. The film features the voices of Jennifer Hale and Susanne Blakeslee as Cinderella and Lady Tremaine respectively. It made its world television premiere on Toon Disney on December 3, 2007.
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What I love about this movie is Cinderella's no longer a slave to her circumstances. She has everything taken away from her and is forced to take back everything she lost by herself. No one does it for her. Empowering and beautiful. Jennifer Hale and Tres MacNeille bring a ton of personality to their roles too. My favourite Disney sequel of all time. It's great to see you review it! 😀
This movie peaked with the “I forbid you from walking down these stairs!” “OK.” (jumps out window) scene. One of the funniest bits in any animated feature, Disney or not.
Cinderella: "oh dear, I lost my glass shoe."
“But the talking mice say she’s the wrong girl!”
"But the talking mice say she's the wrong girl," Has to be one of the funniest out of context lines I've ever heard.
What Could Have Been: At earlier drafts, Drizella was going to be the sister with the Heel-Face Turn arc. The creative team ultimately decided to have it be Anastasia instead after seeing her subplot in Cinderella II; The Baker she fell for in that film briefly appears with her in this film's credits, indicating that their romance still happens in this alternate timeline.
The Prince has the best moments in the movie, has a lot more dialogue and a chance to shine.
"I forbid you to take another step down these stairs!"
Fun fact: This is the only Cinderella movie in which Bruno the bloodhound is absent.
"I FORBID YOU TO TAKE ONE STEP DOWN THESE STAIRS!"
That moment where the prince jumps out the window shows that he's actually just like his dad. The king is show to have a very similar goofy personality. It's just often interrupted by his temper. Which I'm guessing the prince didn't inherit.
"The talking mice say she's the wrong girl!"
"The servants here are subpar, do you want a job?" The third timeline
I might have figured out a way to explain the "love by hand-touch" without breaking the movie. It's a long explanation, so have a sit down if you want to read it.
The fact Lady Trumain was willing to change her own daughter Anastasia into Cinderella shows she has no faith in her own child! I was deeply horrified by this and shocked how dark this came from a made for DVD movie!
"but the talking mice said she's the wrong girl" line is funny, though also a mild reference to the original grim tale, except the ones who tell the prince he's got the wrong girl are the birds, and they also snitch about the fact the stepsisters mutilated their own feet to fit in the glass slipper! So by the Time Cinderella finally wore it, it had been stained a bit red from heel to toe.
This is THE best Cinderella sequal you could ever make, fight me. It's funny, it can get dark af, it fleshes the Prince and King and Anastasia out so much, it lets you see more of Cinderella's iron will from the original movie... amazing. Also good message that you can be feminine and sweet and not let people walk all over you. and that BOTH men and women need to fight for what they want. BOTH.
i've always loved the theory that Prince Charming is the direct descendent of Ariel and Eric, that painting the King and late Queen looks a lot like Ariel with the red hair (descendent of melody, the hair colour skips generations) and the theme of the seashell. Same voice artist as Eric after all. David Christopher Barnes
This movie is what made Cinderella one of my favourite disney princesses. She's so badass in this film, but still stays true to her original character. And the Prince is actually CHARMING WTF-