There are some things to appreciate about 'Disenchanted,' even though it’s mostly dull. The visual effects are well-done, and the movie is more engaging when Amy Adams and Maya Rudolph share scenes. Some of the intended emotional depth does eventually come across effectively, and the animated sequences are pleasant. Despite these merits, I can’t honestly say that I found this enjoyable; it felt like a chore to wat…

It’s surprisingly inventive and generally enjoyable for younger viewers. (7/10) I didn’t have high hopes going in, considering it's both a sequel and skipped theaters entirely. The initial portion, roughly the first twenty minutes, felt like what you’d expect from a standard sitcom continuation: the family relocates to the suburbs, the teenage daughter is desperate to return to their former life, and her mother un…

It’s been fifteen years since audiences were initially introduced to "Giselle" (Amy Adams) and company, and this new installment reveals a certain weariness has crept into their previously perfect world. As they say, boredom leads to trouble, and an unintentional request kicks off a chain of events that sends Giselle, her husband “Robert” (Patrick Dempsey), and their daughter on a frantic mission to avert catastrophe…