Review of Happily N'Ever After (2007) by Jaws N — 29 Oct 2012

Today I am reviewing Happily Nâ(TM)Ever After.

This movie combined a lot of fairy tales in one movie with a twisted ending.

This movie is about the wizard (George Carlin) who manages Fairy Tale Land. He has two helpers Mambo (Andy Dick) and Monk (Wallace Shawn). Thereâ(TM)s a book of fairy tales which the wizard has to watch and see through the crystal ball to make sure the endings are exactly the same as the fairy tale stories. The wizard constantly has to check with the crystal ball to make sure the good and the bad are in balance so the stories will get their happy endings.

In Happily Nâ(TM)ever After, all the characters are different than the fairy tales. Elly is like Cinderella voice by Sarah Michelle Gellar is being bullied by her stepmother (Sigourney Weaver) and her ugly step sisters. However, in this movie there is a kitchen helper name Rick. Heâ(TM)s secretly loves Ella.

My favorite part of movie is to how the endings for each of the fairy tales could have changed. The twists and turns of each event could have been different if the wizard is not there to monitor the Fairy Tale Land.

I am confused at time, because there are so many different fairy tales going on. Itâ(TM)s hard for kids my age keep up with the jokes that go with the different fairy tales. The adults seem to enjoy the jokes a lot more than the kids.

The message in this movie is Happy endings come in many different forms.

The Fairy Tale land visuals are above average. The characters design and the voice over, makes the characters become alive. The music is average; most of the songs are not very catchy.

The only part I did not like is there are too many stories going on in one movie.

My favorite character is Fairy God Mother. She is so forgetful but very funny. She reminds me of my grandmother.

I rank this movie 4 out of 5 stars.

I give this age ranged 5 and up.