The Swan Princess A Royal Wedding 2020

MOVIE INFORMATION

Movie Name: The Swan Princess A Royal Wedding

Director: Richard Rich

Cast: Nina Herzog, Joseph Medrano, Gardner Jaas, Alexandre Chen, Francis Huang, Ben King, Brian Nissan, George Tang, Lynna Yee, Stephanie Sheh, Rachanee Lumayno, Muet Li, Clayton James, Hao Feng, Doug Stone, Christine Lakin, Yuri Lowenthal.

Edited By: N/A

Music By: J Bateman

Distributed By: N/A

Release Date: 2020-08-04

Release Year: 2020

Country: United States

Available Language: English

Budget: Not Expose

IMDB: 4.1

Box Office: Not Expose

Genre Main: Animation

Genre Full: Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Musical, Romance.

Filming Company: Nest Family Entertainment, Sony Wonder, Streetlight Animation.

Official Site: https://www.sonypictures.com/movies/theswanprincessaroyalwedding

Picture Color: color

Sound Mix: N/A

Picture Quality: 720p

File Size: 1GB

Story Line: Since the news was first announced in May, many have speculated just how Cruise will be able to pull this off. Sure, he’s known for upping the ante with the stunts he performs in each movie, but this is in a whole other league. Join Princess Odette, Prince Derek, and their royal friends as they set sail for another magical adventure in the enchanted land of Cathay! Princess Odette has been called by the beautiful Princess Mei Li who is planning to marry her one true love, Chen. Upon Odette’s arrival,l she quickly discovers that everything is not as it should be. And not everyone is WHO they should be! The evil sorceress Fang has once again cast an evil spell, launching a plan to marry Chen herself. With the wedding quickly approaching it is up to Princess Odette and friends to break the curse and ensure Princess Mei Li and Chen can live happily ever after. A Royal Wedding takes place in the Chinese kingdom of Cathay, which was introduced in The Kingdom of Music. What I really loved about this particular sequel is that it was actually a stealth remake of The Swan Princess in a new setting with new characters. While this trope doesn't always work well for sequels such as The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea, it worked here thanks to the fresh Chinese cultural music and art as well as the new story elements that made the similarities to "Swan Lake" more subtle. I absolutely loved the opening frames of the movie that recreated the look of Chinese ink paintings to tell the story of Mei Li and Chen. Even though it still seemed silly that Princess Mei Li could not be with Chen just because he was a dragon sometimes, the music, art, and storytelling made these shortcomings more forgivable. I loved the way Odette's voice artist recited the poem she wrote about Mei Li for the emperor of Cathay with symbolic imagery of all the characters represented as various types of birds.