Ever After originally received a PG in theaters due to some confusion about muffled profanities. These were supposedly removed for the home video release.
I only detected a few minor words, some swordplay, and brief sexual innuendo, leaving a film that many families will find enjoyable and able to share with their children. Indeed, Fox Studios has managed to raise this aged tale from the ashes once again.
What attitudes does Danielle exhibit that make the Prince fall in love with her? What things about her make her an unlikely match for royalty? How realistic are any of these qualities to be for 16th century French women? This movie includes a depiction of Leonard Da Vinci played by Patrick Godfrey , who was both an artist and an inventor. Click here to learn more about the real Leonard Da Vinci. There are strong positive references to God and powerful references to responsibility.
Regrettably, there are a sprinkling of obscenities and some exclamations. The movie opens with the brothers Grimm visiting the Queen, to hear the story of her great-great-grandmother, the real Cinderella.
Flash back to a humble manor in 16th Century France where the servants scurry about preparing for the arrival of their beloved Lord, Auguste Jeroen Krabbe.
His daughter Danielle, whose mother died in childbirth, is being dressed in the appropriate finery, but when her little friend Gustave challenges her to a mud fight, she takes off after him.
Meanwhile, Auguste arrives with his new wife, the regal Rodmilla, played by Anjelica Huston. When she sees the dirty Danielle, Rodmilla is disgusted, and clearly, indicates that she aims to be Lord of this manor. Soon, Auguste has to leave, but on the way out of the estate, he suffers a heart attack and dies. Consequently, Danielle is raised as a servant by Rodmilla and her two spoiled children. Prince Henry is so dissatisfied with the gilded gage of court life that he runs away frequently.
On one of his escapades, he is pummeled by apples thrown by Danielle who thinks that Henry is trying to steal her crop. Does the stepmother truly not love Danielle? Is the feeling mutual? Why does Danielle still seek her love?
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We display the minimum age for which content is developmentally appropriate. The star rating reflects overall quality. Learn how we rate. Parents' Ultimate Guide to Support our work! Corona Column 3 Use these free activities to help kids explore our planet, learn about global challenges, think of solutions, and take action. Ever After. Movie review by S. Jhoanna Robledo , Common Sense Media. Parents recommend Popular with kids. Charming take on Cinderella tale has strong heroine.
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Get it now on Searching for streaming and purchasing options X of Y Official trailer. Did we miss something on diversity? Suggest an update Ever After. New telling of "Cinderella" with Drew Barrymore as a resourceful young woman forced into servitude by her scheming stepmother. With Dougray Scott and Anjelica Huston. Some sexual innuendo. A struggle ensues on a horse, and two men fall to the ground. A woman is threatened with a knife and a woman punches another woman in the face.
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