Hello, dear hivers! How are you? Its me again, Kyla, and its been almost a week that I haven't written a blog, but here I am with my new blog.
I dont know if I am the only one, but I really love to watch Disney movies. It sounds funny, but yes, until now, like I am going to watch it again and again. Before, when I was just in elementary and high school, I loved to watch these movie, which are Rapunzel, Princess and the Pauper, and Barbie as Island Princess. I dont know if you know, but I hope you know haha especially those teenagers out there.
Rapunzel was one of the movies that really made me crazy. Haha, I know you also love to watch it when you're just a kid because me? Oh, I really love it.
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RAPUNZEL
Rapunzel is a young princess who has been imprisoned in a tower by the evil Mother Gothel and possesses long, magical hair. The movie chronicles Rapunzel's trip as she leaves her tower for the first time, aided by the lovable robber Flynn Rider. They come across a range of challenges and experiences on their journey, including amusing run-ins with improbable allies like Pascal the chameleon and Maximus the charming horse.
With a visually spectacular kingdom as a background, the film combines humor, action, and poignant moments. Enthralling musical pieces like "When Will My Life Begin," "I've Got a Dream," and "I See the Light" enhance the narrative and draw viewers even deeper into Rapunzel's fantastical adventure.
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As Rapunzel ventures out into the world, she faces Mother Gothel's cunning tactics and learns the truth about who she really is—a princess. The movie weaves themes of self-discovery, bravery, and the strength of love throughout, as Flynn changes from a self-serving outlaw to a true hero and Rapunzel learns to believe in herself and follow her goals.
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Next I have here The Barbie as Island Princess. Barbie as the Island Princess" is not a Disney movie; it's actually a Barbie movie produced by Mattel Entertainment. However, I can still provide you what was the movie all about based on what I have seen before haha.
Following the tale of Ro, a small child who is shipwrecked on an island and raised by a collection of animals, comes "Barbie as the Island Princess". As she gets older, she finds that she has a unique talent: she can talk to animals. When Prince Antonio finds Ro while on a journey and returns her to civilization, her tranquil life on the island is upended.
After arriving in Antonio's realm, Ro finds it difficult to fit in and handle the nuances of life as a prince. Ro stays loyal to herself and accepts her special powers in spite of challenges and doubts from some court members.
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Ro discovers more about her past and her royal ancestry throughout the movie, leading her to believe that she is the kingdom's long-lost Princess Rosella. In the end, Ro finds happiness as a princess and a guardian of the island she once called home after overcoming obstacles with the aid of her animal companions and her newfound love for Antonio.
In addition to celebrating the beauty of nature and the relationship between humans and animals, "Barbie as the Island Princess" is a wonderful story of love, friendship, and self-discovery that highlights the value of keeping true to oneself and embracing one's unique gifts and abilities.
"Barbie as the Island Princess" it has themes in common with other animated movies, like the value of bravery, kindness, and following one's heart. With its vibrant characters, upbeat message, and catchy soundtrack, this narrative enchants and charms audiences of all ages.
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Next is "The Princess and the Pauper" it is famous tale about identity, friendship, and socioeconomic unfairness. At its foundation, the story revolves around two characters from radically different backgrounds who trade places and see life through each other's eyes. First, the narrative dives into the concept of identity. Despite their different lifestyles, the princess and the peasant have similar ambitions and aspirations. By switching roles, they challenge society expectations and realize the value of originality beyond outward looks.
The "The Princess and the Pauper" highlights social inequality and the differences between the rich and the poor by comparing the lives of the characters. It promotes empathy and sympathy for those in need. "The Princess and the Pauper" offers a compelling narrative that explores themes of identity, friendship, and social inequality. Its characters and storyline teach valuable lessons about the importance of authenticity, the power of human connection, and the need for social justice in a diverse and ever-changing world.
A scene from the movie
The movie emphasizes the importance of friendship in overcoming obstacles. Through their shared experiences, the princess and the peasant create a strong friendship that transcends class boundaries. Their friendship promotes personal growth and mutual understanding, demonstrating the transformational power of human connection.
This is all for now hivers! thank you so much for reading it until the end, see you on my next blog bye!bye.
Omg! So many memories with these Barbie movies, the only one I didn't watch is The Island Princess, but the others bring back so many beautiful memories ❤️
My favorite, The Princess and the Pauper, I still have the doll of the pauper haha I loved her songs and always sang them ❤️
In that time I didn't pay attention to the messages they left, but as an adult I understand them more.
same huhu
OMYGADD WAITTT I AM A BARBIE FAN EVER SINCE I WAS A KID. I CAN CONFIDENTLY SAY THAT I'VE WATCHED ALL OF THE BARBIE MOVIES (WELL IT'S A LOT, I CAN'T COUNT THEM ANYMORE). Anyways, have you ever watched the diamond castle and secret door? That's my all time favorite😭
Yes the diamond castle and the secret door Im done watching that movies, naks we're just the same me too Ive watched all of them haha
I watched most of the Barbie movies when I was young too.
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It's a good thing to experience it, your childhood was amazing.
Thank you for sharing a movie review about Barbie Ma'am. I like barbie and see it only on the cover of our notebook. I do not have a chance to watch it when I was young because we do not have tv and we do not have electricity in my village before.
you're welcome