I think the reasoning behind the costuming was that it was supposed to get gradually less "fantastical" as Giselle began to fit better into real life. She starts out in this floaty, ethereal pink thing with hair down to her thighs in Andalasia, then her first night in reality she's done up in a massive wedding gown with a hoop skirt. The next day she changes into something more practical, but it's still a floaty gown and still sticks out. Then she switches into the shorter dress and heels - still floofy, but at least it's getting closer to something a real woman might wear. Then for the ball, it's kind of the culmination; everyone else is wearing the kind of over-the-top fantasy thing she usually wears, but she's in a sleek, modern evening gown with an achievable hairstyle. And by the end, she's just in a normal dress. I agree though, having her dressed so plainly for the ball felt like a bit of a missed opportunity, even if it's thematically appropriate.
No sin for Idina Menzel bringing her cell phone to her wedding to a guy she's known for a day and somehow getting reception in a place where phones don't exist? Oh Jeremy...
Its intentional, the movie is a parody. She gets married to a prince that she only knows for 1 day like in typical disney princess movies, i don't know about that phone part but it may be a random joke imbedded into the movie.
So everyone thinks Idina Mendez's character is dead now right. She just left a party with a strange man and never returned. She also smashes her cell phone.
I want a longer version of the animation in the beginning. It's so well done, beautiful, and it feels unique somehow compared to other works from Disney.
14:41 This part with Nancy and Edward actually makes a lot more sense with a deleted scene that ended up being cut from the film. There was a deleted scene where Nancy is talking to who I think is like one of her employees or coworkers at work who tells her "You're a hopeless romantic discovering that romance is hopeless", and I think they should have kept it because it explains so much about her character in the rest of the film. It explains how Robert was easily able to solve the misunderstanding about Giselle by sending her flowers (this gesture means a lot more to her than it does to the audience), why she was so impressed with Edward's statement about his love for Giselle and how it could be so romantic without having a hint of irony, and why she runs away with Edward in the end. She really wanted that fairy tale romance. I'm not really sure where they cut the scene considering everything about her character throughout the movie is pretty much completely centered around the context given in it.
When Giselle came to New York, she brought some infectious Disney magic with her. Anyone close enough to hear her singing becomes a Disney performer against their will.
Using her magical, reality-altering Princess powers on unsuspecting New Yorkers, Giselle proves that she was the true villain all along. But, hey, that's just a theory... a Film Theory!
Patrick Dempsey, in that scene, even calls out that that it's very weird the steel drum band 'knows the song' when he's never heard it before, and is trying to figure out why everyone knows the choreography.
I'm not at all surprised that the girl said she'll miss her when she was leaving, despite it being only one day. She's a little girl and the lady is dressed as a damn princess. If someone dressed as a Jedi or a pirate came to my house when I was her age I'd have been completely euphoric.
Surprised that you didn’t take a sin off for when the Prince started singing again, only to get stopped by a bunch of New York City bikers who ran him over. -1 for New York City guys!
What's ironic is that in "Frozen", Elsa says that you shouldn't marry a man you just met, yet Idina, her voice actress does just that at the end of this movie.
Also, Elsa seems perfectly fine with Ana immediately falling in love with Kristoff and marrying him at the end of the movie. Just like Enchanted, Frozen is really hypocritical in its subversive messaging.
@@jlev1028 Kristoff struggling to propose in the 2nd movie is like half of the plot, so you definitely didn't watch it lol. That said, I still prefer the theory that the trolls are the real villain, that made Hans act evil so Anna would break up with him and Kristoff could snatch her up
My favorite part was at the end, where "Prince Charming" no longer cared if he was Gisele's true love. He just wanted her to be ok, so he was 100% for Patrick Dempsey's character to kiss her.
I humbly submit for one sin off for one of those dancing old men in the “How Will She Know” song. He was a chimney sweep for the original Mary Poppins and although not relevant, it is heart warming enough to see an actor this old continue with his craft to this age that I ears a sin off.
You missed the fact that Robert’s secretary is played by Jodi Benson AKA Ariel in The Little Mermaid. Disney definitely really do keep it in the family!
@@misshollis7547 Oh holy shit I didn't know that. Also also, a melodic excerpt of "part of your world" plays when Giselle is looking at the big fish tank, and the kid has a Belle plush in her room that is wearing sunglasses
I recently rewatched this movie and was floored by Amy Adams' acting in the scene where she gets angry for the first time. It's honestly breathtaking how many emotions the characters go through and how well her face portrays them. Also, the musical scene breaking reality was the whole point of the scene, that she had reality warping, mind controlling, disney princess super powers. Like an even more vicious version of the Pied Piper. You will follow, you will dance, you will sing, and you will enjoy it, and there's nothing you can do to stop it. I love that scene
And the satisfying bit for me was hearing him poke a thousand holes in a typical campy musical sequence. I love music and I love movies, but I don't often love it when one invades the other for no good reason at all.
@@BeeWhistler I feel like the movie agrees with you and the whole point was to be a parody of that trope, but I understand that not everyone shares my perspective
We all gonna ignore 8:26? "i cant even find this place she comes from." "what place?" "Andalusia." "Andalasia" Guy asks what place *and* tells her what place
That's why I loved this film. It's not just so we can gawk at Amy in her overly pimped out dresses, it's so we can cut loose and enjoy Disney making fun of themselves. It's also demonstrating several other ideas like you can't engineer your love, or that there's a formula to it. It's the only princess movie I actually like.
Exactly. She was unbelievable in the movie. It does exactly what it set out to do. It's odd that someone who engages in comedy doesn't understand how parody and comedy works.
Missed a big one. If you watch, when Robert wakes up, he has no stubble. Then he runs down to stop Nancy from leaving, he has stubble. When he comes but up, his stubble has magically disappeared.
To be fair, this film paved the way for Frozen to exist. It was the first to "break the mold" of the Disney princess model. Also, remove 80 sins from the final score for Amy Adams' acting in this film. She is fantastic, and I don't say that often.
"If you jumped on my car in the middle of traffic I would get out and beat the shit out of you with a nine-iron" This one had me laughing for five or six sins after.
@@mrjohnjohn1219 um yeah Bollywood is part of it. Bollywood specially refers to the Hindi movie industry. There are a more "woods" as well, depending on the language, example the Punjabi movie industry is called "Pollywood" and the Tamil one is called "kollywood".
You mean the shallow non parody that just lampshades some stuff? Yeah, disney likes to pretend its self-aware just by pointing out the cliches. Except Wait! Ralph isnt about pointless, worthless disney princess' . At least this thing had the decency to exist in its own little world without co opting another franchise
Enchanted is a sweet and fun film. It is one of my favorite Amy Adams roles. "We adore each filthy chore that we determine. So, friends, even though you're vermin, we're a happy working thro-ong!"
Fun fact: the woman who played Sam (8:28) is Jodi Benson, the voice of Ariel! Also Idina Menzel played Nancy, so really there's 3 disney princesses in this movie.
And the pregnant woman when Edward was going door to door is the singing voice for Pocahontas. And the woman who voiced Belle is the character on TV that Edward is watching
Omg I can’t believe you missed it, when the prince gets kicked off the bus after stabbing it, one of the ensemble characters yells “get the f*** outta here” in New Yorker accent
I love how all the comments are talking about Idina Menzel but no one is talking about Jodi Benson, the woman who voices Ariel and they literally play "part of your world" as the music for that scene.
Are we gonna ignore the fact that Nancy goes “missing” and breaks her phone? Like no one who knows her can contact her now and she just conveniently disappears after going to the ball with Robert who starts dating Giselle. How does no one think she wasn’t murdered? That should have been the biggest sin.
Hell I’m fairly certain at the end the fashion company Giselle starts up is a rebranded version of the company Nancy worked at. There would totally be an investigation into if Robert and Giselle had Nancy murdered so they could steal her company
The first time I saw this I was at home after back surgery and was high on oxy, valium, and waiting for my ambien to kick in. The sewer portal screen flip shook my reality so hard that my mom found me after I had crawled off my temporary couch bed set up over to the T.V. screen and tapping the screen trying to figure out what had happened...
years ago I was wandering on the set of this movie in central park in NYC by accident (there was were no barriers, tape or anything else). the cameras weren't rolling and it was no problem at all. when I asked a random person what they were filming I got the lackadaisical answer 'oh, a Disney movie' so I'll always be a bit fond of this movie. oh, and I got to see Patrick Dempsey from afar, they were preparing to film a scene with an older lady on a bench.
Just about everything. Hardly any resemblance to the source material at all. Not saying it's a bad movie, just difficult to enjoy if you've read the book.
@@misshollis7547 Yeah. It's supposed to be a take on Cinderella and similar fairytales, but they just butchered the whole thing. The book is much better. Written by the same author as Howl's Moving Castle.
Why did he completely ignore patrick dempsy's character being like WTF "how do they all know the words to this song" during the entire song and dance scene in central park? that's the best part
This is SUCH an underrated film! YES, it made Amy Adams a superstar, but Disney PUT OFF green lighting the sequel until a few months ago, despise there being a script for quite a while! BIG set of sins on Disney for waiting so long!
I didn't realize that I wanted to see her open the door after the Happy Working Song to see a police horse patiently waiting. Now I'll never not realize that. So ... thanks?
It's been 13-14 years since the film came out in Theaters and turns out this film was my first introduction to Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, James Marsden, and Idina Menzel. Hopefully the film would come to Disney+ this year and looking forward to its sequel.
Here are all the audio outtake clips at the end: 1 (15:05): VeggieTales, "Dave and the Giant Pickle" (2nd April 1996) 2 (15:06): 300 (Warner Bros., 2006) 3 (15:14): Love & Other Drugs (20th Century Studios, 2010) 4 (15:21): Bull Durham (Orion Pictures, 1988) 5 (15:27): Ratatouille (Walt Disney Pictures, 2007) 6 (15:33): A League of Their Own (Columbia Pictures, 1992) 7 (15:37): Mary Poppins (Walt Disney Pictures, 1964) 8 (15:41): The Street, "Asylum" (series 1, episode 5; BBC One, 11th May 2006) 9 (15:51): Super Mario 64 (Nintendo, 1996) 10 (15:53): Bolt (Walt Disney Pictures, 2008)
To be honest...I've watched this so much as a kid and I never realized this - jodi Benson (voice of ariel) is the secretary - the manaquin thats shown at the beginning that Giselle is trying to find lips...looks exactly like Robert from the ball So many more Easter eggs that you rarely notice until now especially when your older and you know more but still this movie is my all time favorite
The movie doesn't say true love is easy though... it's explicitly mocking that idea. Sinning a movie that's a parody of fairytales for the very tropes it is parodying seems unnecessary but okay lol. I still like this movie.
"If you jump on my car in the middle of traffic I'm getting out and beating you with my tire iron." The most NY thing he said in a video that talks about NY a lot
@1:11 that's supposed to be funny! because she's so pure she thinks the kiss is all and then they live happily ever after because no one has told this pure, sweet, innocent girl what else happens. It's supposed to be one of those in-jokes for the parents!
You missed the fact that despite looking great and it being an important moment, Giselle did NOT follow the dress code for that ball.
Glow down, tbh (though she still looked fantastic!)
That drives me nuts every time I watch! Wanted her to have the biggest floofiest dress!
Yeha
I think the reasoning behind the costuming was that it was supposed to get gradually less "fantastical" as Giselle began to fit better into real life. She starts out in this floaty, ethereal pink thing with hair down to her thighs in Andalasia, then her first night in reality she's done up in a massive wedding gown with a hoop skirt. The next day she changes into something more practical, but it's still a floaty gown and still sticks out. Then she switches into the shorter dress and heels - still floofy, but at least it's getting closer to something a real woman might wear. Then for the ball, it's kind of the culmination; everyone else is wearing the kind of over-the-top fantasy thing she usually wears, but she's in a sleek, modern evening gown with an achievable hairstyle. And by the end, she's just in a normal dress.
I agree though, having her dressed so plainly for the ball felt like a bit of a missed opportunity, even if it's thematically appropriate.
@@Zazsuran At least she could've worn a brighter color; she'd look good in blue.
Amy Adams was so freaking adorable in this movie! This movie could have a million sins and her adorableness would still cancel them out. :-)
OMG yes!
I think this is "The Power of Boners" he is talking about.
greed. lol
100%! I watched this movie like 10+ times because I just totally felt in love with Amy in this movie T_T
Ikr I love this movie so much and she's a great actress 💛
No sin for Idina Menzel bringing her cell phone to her wedding to a guy she's known for a day and somehow getting reception in a place where phones don't exist? Oh Jeremy...
Its intentional, the movie is a parody. She gets married to a prince that she only knows for 1 day like in typical disney princess movies, i don't know about that phone part but it may be a random joke imbedded into the movie.
WAIT, THAT WAS IDINA?!
@@oniondev : There's all kinds of intentional parody things at the beginning that he sinned them for, so why not this?
@@KaneMarcks Okay, but how funny is that? "You can't marry a man you just met."
@@KaneMarcks How young are you??
Fun fact: Idina Menzell is practically the ONLY member of this whole cast who never sings once.
Thank goodness, considering what movie she was in later. * shudders *
@@LadyOnikara hating on Frozen cuz the internet told me to.
@@ArkyThePig No, hating on Frozen because it's terrible and overrated.
@@LadyOnikara No flame wars
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So everyone thinks Idina Mendez's character is dead now right. She just left a party with a strange man and never returned. She also smashes her cell phone.
Wait what the actress who played Elsa was in this movie? I haven’t seen this in a while
@@bhavanijayant526 yeah she played nancy!
@@pennyvivian oh nice I didn’t know that thanks for telling me that
@@bhavanijayant526 She married a prince in this movie so she’s actually a princess and a queen. Goals.
Idina Mendez (Shawn Mendez) 😂😂😂 sorry couldn't resist.
It's MenZEL not MenDEZ
Sometimes a movie is just so entertaining you don't notice that it makes little to no sense
Or you notice, and you just don't care.
Well, it's a parody. It's like Space Balls, it's not supposed to make sense. You're just supposed to enjoy it
especially since thats kinda the point of the movie
I want a longer version of the animation in the beginning. It's so well done, beautiful, and it feels unique somehow compared to other works from Disney.
Also it was the one of the last movies to be in that animation, well Enchanted and The Princess and the Frog
Honestly, this is probably the only disney original that's been made recently that's actually good.
@@dylanj739 Don't forget Christopher Robin. The last 2d movie in Disney😊
Yeah this some--
WAIT THIS WAS DISNEY?
@@bargoladexterjay5424 well i don't mind the change
I've always believe that change is a good thing
I have songs to prove it
14:41 This part with Nancy and Edward actually makes a lot more sense with a deleted scene that ended up being cut from the film. There was a deleted scene where Nancy is talking to who I think is like one of her employees or coworkers at work who tells her "You're a hopeless romantic discovering that romance is hopeless", and I think they should have kept it because it explains so much about her character in the rest of the film. It explains how Robert was easily able to solve the misunderstanding about Giselle by sending her flowers (this gesture means a lot more to her than it does to the audience), why she was so impressed with Edward's statement about his love for Giselle and how it could be so romantic without having a hint of irony, and why she runs away with Edward in the end. She really wanted that fairy tale romance. I'm not really sure where they cut the scene considering everything about her character throughout the movie is pretty much completely centered around the context given in it.
When Giselle came to New York, she brought some infectious Disney magic with her. Anyone close enough to hear her singing becomes a Disney performer against their will.
Honestly that would be my nightmare
In other words, she's Wanda Maximoff.
@@hiccuphufflepuff176 -
Amy Adams was Wanda Maximoff before Elizabeth Olson
Using her magical, reality-altering Princess powers on unsuspecting New Yorkers, Giselle proves that she was the true villain all along.
But, hey, that's just a theory... a Film Theory!
Patrick Dempsey, in that scene, even calls out that that it's very weird the steel drum band 'knows the song' when he's never heard it before, and is trying to figure out why everyone knows the choreography.
Giselle is literally a just cross between Rapunzel, Belle and Ariel, and Narissa is an even weirder cross between Maleficent, the Evil Queen and Yzma
And Snow White.
@Robert Monroe in what capacity?
Slaying the dragon as the witcher?
Pushing Patrick Dempsey to the side and saving Gisele as Superman? 🤔😂
Heh, I can see that. Funny observation.
Heh, I can see that. Funny observation.
Heh, I can see that. Funny observation.
I love how they hired Idina Menzel for her acting ability, and not just her singing, although she DOES have a tune in a deleted scene! 🎶
You mean Addele Dazeem
@@nms7872 beat me to it
You mean... Adele Dazeem?
@@nms7872 lol
You watch CinemaSins too? I usually only see you in The Take comments.
I'm not at all surprised that the girl said she'll miss her when she was leaving, despite it being only one day. She's a little girl and the lady is dressed as a damn princess. If someone dressed as a Jedi or a pirate came to my house when I was her age I'd have been completely euphoric.
Surprised that you didn’t take a sin off for when the Prince started singing again, only to get stopped by a bunch of New York City bikers who ran him over. -1 for New York City guys!
bro sam last name
Simpsons did it, taxi driver yelling at Homer to get off the road, cyclist caught under the rear bumper going 'yeah you jackass'
@@toshinoriyagi8768 did you just find four random words and put them together?
@@greenmeat1270 no i waid bro same last name
@@toshinoriyagi8768 oh I thought you waid bro sam last name, my mistake
Surprised there wasn't a sin off for the older gentlemen dancers of "How do You Know" being the remaining chimney sweep dancers from Mary Poppins
Omg STOP. THAT IS TOO ADORABLE FOR WORDS
OMFG SERIOUSLY 😮😮😮 FHIKKOKBYYVCZEWADGB
Honestly I doubt Jeremy even knows that fact and that’s just depressing qwq
OmG wow!
Or the office lady being Ariel
What's ironic is that in "Frozen", Elsa says that you shouldn't marry a man you just met, yet Idina, her voice actress does just that at the end of this movie.
Also, Elsa seems perfectly fine with Ana immediately falling in love with Kristoff and marrying him at the end of the movie. Just like Enchanted, Frozen is really hypocritical in its subversive messaging.
@@jlev1028 kristoff proposed to her right after the climax of the second movie.
@@jlev1028 Kristoff and Ana don't marry at the end of Frozen, they just kiss.
@@jlev1028 Kristoff struggling to propose in the 2nd movie is like half of the plot, so you definitely didn't watch it lol. That said, I still prefer the theory that the trolls are the real villain, that made Hans act evil so Anna would break up with him and Kristoff could snatch her up
@@jlev1028 She didn’t marry Kristoff at the end of the movie so...
My favorite part was at the end, where "Prince Charming" no longer cared if he was Gisele's true love. He just wanted her to be ok, so he was 100% for Patrick Dempsey's character to kiss her.
That is so pathetic, he should care, he was with her first. I'm surprised he didn't try to kill that stupid lawyer.
@@travisboutilier2220 ye but he clearly wasn’t her true love
@@binx414 He was to me, he is so romantic. what woman would reject a prince like that?
A real Prince Charming would want the other to be happy. 💕
@@travisboutilier2220 a woman who loved someone she actually knew for more than a couple days 💘
I humbly submit for one sin off for one of those dancing old men in the “How Will She Know” song. He was a chimney sweep for the original Mary Poppins and although not relevant, it is heart warming enough to see an actor this old continue with his craft to this age that I ears a sin off.
I would also like to submit a request for half a sin off for Jodi Benson aka the voice of Ariel being the secretary
i think that “not relevant” speaks for itself.
@@Crraao3179 and paige ohara (belle) and judy kuhn (pocahontas)!
YOU dont control the sins
That’s why I said “I humbly submit”.
You missed the fact that Robert’s secretary is played by Jodi Benson AKA Ariel in The Little Mermaid. Disney definitely really do keep it in the family!
And Belle’s voice actor is the lady on TV
... y'all just fucking my childhood brain up ahah
@@misshollis7547 Oh holy shit I didn't know that. Also also, a melodic excerpt of "part of your world" plays when Giselle is looking at the big fish tank, and the kid has a Belle plush in her room that is wearing sunglasses
I recently rewatched this movie and was floored by Amy Adams' acting in the scene where she gets angry for the first time. It's honestly breathtaking how many emotions the characters go through and how well her face portrays them.
Also, the musical scene breaking reality was the whole point of the scene, that she had reality warping, mind controlling, disney princess super powers. Like an even more vicious version of the Pied Piper. You will follow, you will dance, you will sing, and you will enjoy it, and there's nothing you can do to stop it. I love that scene
And the satisfying bit for me was hearing him poke a thousand holes in a typical campy musical sequence. I love music and I love movies, but I don't often love it when one invades the other for no good reason at all.
@@BeeWhistler I feel like the movie agrees with you and the whole point was to be a parody of that trope, but I understand that not everyone shares my perspective
We all gonna ignore 8:26?
"i cant even find this place she comes from."
"what place?"
"Andalusia."
"Andalasia"
Guy asks what place *and* tells her what place
THAT'S PRICELESS OMG
He doesn't ask what place in that quote, he just says he can't find it on the map.
This movie is so underrated its crazy. Definitely one of my favorite nostalgic movies
Mine too, it was always one of my favourite movies to watch all over again as a kid!
as a 2000s kid i can attest to that
@@spooderman6312 same, I used to have this on DVD lol. Now it's on Disney plus
Its one of those films that you know it has loads of flaws, but you dont care, you just love it anyway
Holiday in Handcuffs Full Movie what movie name
I live in NYC. No one would be shocked at Giselle leaving the sewer.
Tbh there is so much shit going on there that no one would bat an eye on most of the thing she does
The entire movie is Disney parodying themself. Thats what makes it so great.
For kids and adults.
Exactly! It's definitely more parody than satire. It's not trying to be smart and subversive, it's being intentionally ridiculous lol
That's why I loved this film. It's not just so we can gawk at Amy in her overly pimped out dresses, it's so we can cut loose and enjoy Disney making fun of themselves. It's also demonstrating several other ideas like you can't engineer your love, or that there's a formula to it. It's the only princess movie I actually like.
I think that makes it stupid and meansperited to the movies walt himself overseen, he would hate this.
@@travisboutilier2220 Well, when we thaw him out and reanimate him, he can judge so himself.
@@mockingmoniker7443 Im sure he would hate it.
"No. Spiteful, vindictive, very large, but NEVER crazy." Is one my favorite villain lines ever.
I actually liked this movie, mostly Amy Adams' ability to play this role with a straight face.
She also has a perfect Disney princess face IRL ;)
"Not my circus, not my monkeys" is how i will say that phrase from now on.
I thought it was entertaining enough. I was waiting for that sin removed for Amy Adams going all in on the character. She was fantastic in this.
Exactly. She was unbelievable in the movie. It does exactly what it set out to do. It's odd that someone who engages in comedy doesn't understand how parody and comedy works.
James Marsden was great, too. He gets overlooked because he’s the comic relief but he really sold it.
Missed a big one. If you watch, when Robert wakes up, he has no stubble. Then he runs down to stop Nancy from leaving, he has stubble. When he comes but up, his stubble has magically disappeared.
“Ross Geller”
I’m wheezing!
Me too, that joke made me cackle more than it probably should have! 🤣😅
Best laugh I had today, maybe this week.
Best line in the entire video.
I broke out in a gut busting laugh.
Salbutamol?
To be fair, this film paved the way for Frozen to exist. It was the first to "break the mold" of the Disney princess model.
Also, remove 80 sins from the final score for Amy Adams' acting in this film. She is fantastic, and I don't say that often.
Facts
“You liked the songs, so you convinced yourself the rest of the movie was good” y’all did not need to call me out that hard!
He's wrong. I only like one song, personally. The actors are what make it.
💀
Two were nominated for oscars so he’s the minority on that one lol
@@chaddon7685 which song?
@@monabohamad2242 "How Does She Know."
Super love that song.
"If you jumped on my car in the middle of traffic I would get out and beat the shit out of you with a nine-iron"
This one had me laughing for five or six sins after.
CinemaSin, sins people who spontaneously start dancing.
Me : laughs in Indian cinema
Best comment in a long time!
Ha
Ohhh Bollywood...
Hey, thanks for the likes guys!
@@mrjohnjohn1219 um yeah Bollywood is part of it. Bollywood specially refers to the Hindi movie industry. There are a more "woods" as well, depending on the language, example the Punjabi movie industry is called "Pollywood" and the Tamil one is called "kollywood".
THANK YOU for sinning the “Knows how to use a vacuum but two scenes later doesn’t know how a shower works.” Thing.
This movie planted the seed for what eventually would become the Princess scene in Ralph Breaks the Internet.
Also Once Upon a Time. Evil Queen sending the victim to the real world because there's no magic, yada yada.
You mean the shallow non parody that just lampshades some stuff? Yeah, disney likes to pretend its self-aware just by pointing out the cliches.
Except Wait! Ralph isnt about pointless, worthless disney princess' .
At least this thing had the decency to exist in its own little world without co opting another franchise
Duh
Such an overrated scene 🤦🏿♀️
@@1buszybudy13 you need to calm down
Words can't express how much Amy Adams stole my heart in this movie.
Same she's beautiful so is Idina Menzel
Enchanted is a sweet and fun film. It is one of my favorite Amy Adams roles.
"We adore each filthy chore that we determine. So, friends, even though you're vermin, we're a happy working thro-ong!"
Should be "I'll take off 50 sins for Amy Adams' personality and joy"
@Mr7Reality Historically speaking, it will probably be bad. The list of good sequels is painfully short.
15:06 ha, who would've thought Veggie Tales makes it into one of these things?
Oh man, that took me back!
Omgg yes that took me back
He also used Veggie Tales for Vindicators 3 on TVSins
I love how the chipmunk’s reactions at 0:42 sync nicely with the sinning dialogue. “And I’m tired of fairytales selling a lie”
🎵Forest rat... I don't buy that... If only they'd look closer...🎵 🤣🤣🤣
"Ross Geller." hahaha. To quote Capt. America: "I understood that reference."
So did almost everyone dude...Friends was and is a hugely popular show.
Fun fact: the woman who played Sam (8:28) is Jodi Benson, the voice of Ariel! Also Idina Menzel played Nancy, so really there's 3 disney princesses in this movie.
Belle’s voice actor is the lady on TV, so 4
The secretary who works next to the fish tank is the voice of Ariel 🧜♀️
Yes
And the pregnant woman when Edward was going door to door is the singing voice for Pocahontas. And the woman who voiced Belle is the character on TV that Edward is watching
@@michellepiascik917 Disney always loves their easter eggs.
Ah is she?
FUCK. OFF. I did NOT know that!! 😃 Props to Disney Easter eggs!
i feel like sinning this movie is a sin. isn’t enchanted a literal spoof of all other disney movies? that’s probably why i love it so much
I hate it because of that, it's an insult to disneys older movies and the prince is rejected in favor of a lawyer, which i hate.
Forgot to sin that she apparently lifted a 100lb manhole lid that may even have rust-welded itself down, like it was cardboard.
Omg I can’t believe you missed it, when the prince gets kicked off the bus after stabbing it, one of the ensemble characters yells “get the f*** outta here” in New Yorker accent
This is a kids movie, right?
"We shall be married in the morning!"
Ross Geller.
I love how all the comments are talking about Idina Menzel but no one is talking about Jodi Benson, the woman who voices Ariel and they literally play "part of your world" as the music for that scene.
Jeremy is just mad that these characters found true love unlike he and his college girlfriend
If this is true love, then it's annoying af
Hit the nail on the head lol
@@josuegarro5437 you must be fun at parties
@@katiedoodles I'm a blast
Holy shit that cracked me up
Why the hell is this movie not on Disney + it’s one of my favorites
Is out now! Watching again for 14 times.
It is there, I just watched it
hey wasnt this the movie where James Marsden talked to a cgi animal
*looks at sonic and hop*
wait...
Yep, James has basically made a career of talking to CGI rodents by now! 😂
I saw a squirrel today and the squirrell did not say anything... this movie is a lie.
At least this one doesn't have a voice in live-action, unlike Hop with the pretentiously annoying Russell Brand
@@trinaq and shooting lasers out his eyes!
Lol James Marsden isn't talking to a cg animal in this scene"
Are we gonna ignore the fact that Nancy goes “missing” and breaks her phone? Like no one who knows her can contact her now and she just conveniently disappears after going to the ball with Robert who starts dating Giselle. How does no one think she wasn’t murdered? That should have been the biggest sin.
Hell I’m fairly certain at the end the fashion company Giselle starts up is a rebranded version of the company Nancy worked at. There would totally be an investigation into if Robert and Giselle had Nancy murdered so they could steal her company
The first time I saw this I was at home after back surgery and was high on oxy, valium, and waiting for my ambien to kick in. The sewer portal screen flip shook my reality so hard that my mom found me after I had crawled off my temporary couch bed set up over to the T.V. screen and tapping the screen trying to figure out what had happened...
years ago I was wandering on the set of this movie in central park in NYC by accident (there was were no barriers, tape or anything else). the cameras weren't rolling and it was no problem at all. when I asked a random person what they were filming I got the lackadaisical answer 'oh, a Disney movie' so I'll always be a bit fond of this movie.
oh, and I got to see Patrick Dempsey from afar, they were preparing to film a scene with an older lady on a bench.
Cinemasins: Everything wrong with Enchanted
Me: Don't you dare!
Seize him!
I love this movie
Little fun fact the men at 09:36 are actually the chimney sweeps from Mary Poppins which makes this scene even cuter
Okay, so I NEED to see an "Everything Wrong With Ella Enchanted" now.
Yes
YESSS!!!!
Just about everything. Hardly any resemblance to the source material at all.
Not saying it's a bad movie, just difficult to enjoy if you've read the book.
@@RitsusDarlingGirl I looked the movie up on Wikipedia and the plot was confusing to read
@@misshollis7547 Yeah. It's supposed to be a take on Cinderella and similar fairytales, but they just butchered the whole thing. The book is much better. Written by the same author as Howl's Moving Castle.
The "ideal prince" Giselle and her forest friends make looks like the guy she ends up with. Foreshadowing.
At least once a week I sing that “ah aha ahaha” she sings to get the animals to come help. And I just now realized it’s from this movie haha
To be fair, Snow White did it first, and Cinderella did it with better lines for the animals.
And Shrek the Third did it with more Led Zeppelin.
LOL
I had forgotten it was from this; I thought it was what Fiona sings in Shrek just before she hits a note that's even higher and annihilates the bird.
2:38 funniest line lmao, this does not physics.
There is NOTHING wrong with Enchanted! Way to come for our childhoods, Jeremy!
only shrek beats enchanted as fairy tale parody
You new?
Nostalgia is a dangerous thing
I feel your pain, his only video I refuse to watch is the "EWW Hook"
There is a lot of wrong things with this movie.
Why did he completely ignore patrick dempsy's character being like WTF "how do they all know the words to this song" during the entire song and dance scene in central park? that's the best part
“Yes Discount Bambi” 🤣 I love this film and you somehow managed to make it even better 😂
3:20 No. No we wouldn’t. We MAY take a glance but we ain’t stopping or staring too long.
I like the dark undertones of the troll at the beginning of the movie, given that he has a bunch of princess dresses on his belt
And clam shell earrings. Wonder where he got those from...
CinemaSins doesn't do parody movies very well. Nearly every "sin" could immediately be followed by "that's the point."
This is SUCH an underrated film! YES, it made Amy Adams a superstar, but Disney PUT OFF green lighting the sequel until a few months ago, despise there being a script for quite a while! BIG set of sins on Disney for waiting so long!
The sequel is called Disenchanted and it’s coming in 1 or 2 years
@@misshollis7547 Yes, and it wasn't green lit until a few months ago.
I'm aware of all this.
When the movie is so good you go crazy finding almost unnoticeable things in the background to add a sin:
And you didn't sin fairy tail cell service, that's something that would be right up your alley.
Verizon. Ding!
No sin off for the fact that McDreamy literally wonders out loud how the hell everybody just knows the ‘How Does She Know’ song?
I didn't realize that I wanted to see her open the door after the Happy Working Song to see a police horse patiently waiting. Now I'll never not realize that. So ... thanks?
And the stray cats
I lost it at the Chipmunk crucifixion. I needed to pause the video for a moment so I could collect myself.
Ok good this isn’t “Ella enchanted” which is a different movie that we had to watch in Spanish class
Spanish class?
Although that movie is a guilty pleasure too
the book is so good tho
Ella enchanted is everything to me
Why Spanish??
0:31 Genuinely the most correct thing he’s ever said.
This video better be like ten seconds long because there is NOTHING wrong with Enchanted!!
I almost spit my drink at "Ross geller"
It's been 13-14 years since the film came out in Theaters and turns out this film was my first introduction to Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, James Marsden, and Idina Menzel.
Hopefully the film would come to Disney+ this year and looking forward to its sequel.
It introduced me to Amy Adams and Idina Menzel. Knew the rest of them.
Yeah Disney, WHERE’S DISENCHANTED?!
@@misshollis7547 It's out Autumn 2022
most of these sins tell me this man would absolutely despise the muppet movies
This is one of my all time favourite movies. James Marsden made me laugh so hard in this role. And I mean Mcdreamy as a love interest- yes thank you.
Here are all the audio outtake clips at the end:
1 (15:05): VeggieTales, "Dave and the Giant Pickle" (2nd April 1996)
2 (15:06): 300 (Warner Bros., 2006)
3 (15:14): Love & Other Drugs (20th Century Studios, 2010)
4 (15:21): Bull Durham (Orion Pictures, 1988)
5 (15:27): Ratatouille (Walt Disney Pictures, 2007)
6 (15:33): A League of Their Own (Columbia Pictures, 1992)
7 (15:37): Mary Poppins (Walt Disney Pictures, 1964)
8 (15:41): The Street, "Asylum" (series 1, episode 5; BBC One, 11th May 2006)
9 (15:51): Super Mario 64 (Nintendo, 1996)
10 (15:53): Bolt (Walt Disney Pictures, 2008)
I’m happy that this movie got even a little attention, I got so much nostalgia
7:25 To be fair there was another Hairspray in 2007. And it was another movie that also had James Marsden in it.
This man sing street rat from Aladdin is not something I wanted but now that we have it I need more
Surprised the 'Giselle puts a fish in her mouth' scene didn't count as a sin lol
To be honest...I've watched this so much as a kid and I never realized this
- jodi Benson (voice of ariel) is the secretary
- the manaquin thats shown at the beginning that Giselle is trying to find lips...looks exactly like Robert from the ball
So many more Easter eggs that you rarely notice until now especially when your older and you know more but still this movie is my all time favorite
Not me expecting a bonus round for the number of times "kiss" was spoken throughout this movie
This is the last place I thought I'd hear a Veggie Tales reference
To be fair, Jeremy has mentioned several times that he is a pastor's kid. There is a 100% chance he is familiar with Veggie Tales.
@@kingofbudokai he has? I must've missed it
Wait where
Veggietales is also in TVSins with the Vindicators 3 episode.
15:05 holy shit is that a veggie tales reference?!?
The movie doesn't say true love is easy though... it's explicitly mocking that idea.
Sinning a movie that's a parody of fairytales for the very tropes it is parodying seems unnecessary but okay lol. I still like this movie.
"If you jump on my car in the middle of traffic I'm getting out and beating you with my tire iron."
The most NY thing he said in a video that talks about NY a lot
"How is the moon so LARGE?"
"Uh... Pollution?"
This channel has made me really self-conscious about all the lamps i own.
14:02 Jeremy throughout the sins video somehow makes it into the script
3:01 as someone who watched Aladdin (1992) multiple times as a kid, I fully comprehend your feelings, Jeremy.
Actually, the vacuum one makes sense. :) She literally says "vacu-um" and thus read it on the vacuum itself. Just a thought :D
@1:11 that's supposed to be funny! because she's so pure she thinks the kiss is all and then they live happily ever after because no one has told this pure, sweet, innocent girl what else happens. It's supposed to be one of those in-jokes for the parents!
ok but giselle is the most UNDERRATED DISNEY PRINCESS OF THEM ALL.
I remember seeing this movie and not knowing who Idina Menzel was til Frozen. Then was like “hey that’s the woman from Enchanted”
12:05 rats are delightful and actually very clean animals!
Rats are clean???? RATS ARE CLEAN???? THEY CARRY The F*CKING PLAGUE!!!!!!!
Loved the Ross line, but this one was a miss for me. Nearly every sin was more of a "I don't understand how comedy and parody works."