Truly Dreadful Film

Too much of everything

everything you have heard about this movie is true.

I have absolutely never seen anything like this movie before. You have to see this movie.

I remember buying this on video from Blockbusters during childhood. I actually enjoyed it. Really liked the villain called Zelda: I found her scary back then. I knew it was a sequel after first watching this, but I couldn't watch the original movie because I didn't have it during that time, and I heard the first movie was really good. I think the sequel is worthy even though it may not be as good as the original, and I say that because it does have ties to the original film. Unfortunately, I have yet to watch the original one, and unlikely I'll ever will because of lack of time, but if there's one thing I do regret from childhood, then it's because I didn't see the original Swan Princess film. It's something I would've loved to have done. The Swan Princess: The Mystery of the Enchanted Treasure is a little underrated in my view, and that's why I have given it a good rating. 6/10.

Everything about this movie was terrible. It's not even a movie, it's a product. The people who made this slapped together a cheap sequel with low effort (there is a song where nothing but footage from the first film is used). I cringed through pretty much the entire movie. There is absolutely nothing redeemable about this. Frankly, I don't know why I watched this and I am mad at myself for wasting the hour it took to get through this. This "movie" was somehow worse than the incredibly low expectations I had set for it. I recommend this to absolutely no one.

This is a lot more superior than the second film. The magic is definitely back in this instalment. The songs are catchy and the animation is a lot better.It does contradict itself as the villain Zelda knows about the evil arts and in the previous film the villain said only he and Rothbart knew about the black arts and no-one else.The ending is darker because it looks like the black arts have killed Odette and there is relief when she comes back from the dead because it is such a beautiful love story.What a funny sub-plot with Jean-Bob training for the assault course and at the end beating a tough looking guy to become prince for the day.It is a good ending to the trilogy of films.

I had to rent a couple of movies for my little cousin for New Year's and she picked out The Swan Princess: The Mystery of the Enchanted Kingdom and The Little Mermaid 2 and we just watched both films, while she's sleeping, I figured I could get a couple comments in. :) While this is a very cheesy cartoon, it really wasn't that bad. You have to admit that for children, these plots are new to them and it could be a great introduction of these stories to them.Odette finds out that Derek has been secretly keeping the magic secrets of Rosthoe and she tells Derek to destroy them immediately, but him being a guy, typically he does not do so and tells her that no on could achieve the magics without his help. When a witch named Zelda gets her hands on them, she finds out that Derek tore off the last words of a spell she wants to use to destroy everything, and she kidnaps Odette in order to retrieve this information.The Swan Princess: The Mystery of the Enchanted Kingdom is silly and predictable, but for the kids I would honestly say it's a go. It's so rare we have these clean cut cartoons now a days, so I'm going to cut the film some slack. It was just weird seeing all the voices change all of a sudden, I grew up with the first one, so I guess it was just stuck in my head.4/10