A girl and a prince are turned into frogs.

Nice to look at, pleasant to watch, and forgettable.

Concept: B
Story: C
Characters: C
Dialog: C
Pacing: B
Cinematography: B
Special effects/design: A
Acting: B
Music: B

Enjoyment: C plus

GPA: 2.7/4 ( )

Clements, Ron et Musker, John ( )

Ambientada en Nueva Orleans en los años 20, cuenta la historia de un príncipe de nombre Naveen, del país europeo de Maldonia que es transformado en una rana por el malvado mago vudú Dr. Facilier. El príncipe rana le pide a una joven, de nombre Tiana, que lo bese para romper el hechizo. Sin embargo, el beso no rompe el hechizo y además convierte a Tiana en una rana. Juntos tendrán que encontrar a la sacerdotisa vudú del bayou, Mama Odie, acompañados de un caimán que toca la trompeta y una luciérnaga romántica empedernida

“The Princess and the Frog” is Disney’s latest 2D-animated film and it’s first with a princess of color. It is set in 1920’s New Orleans, where Tiana is working hard to fulfill her father’s dream and open her own restaurant. After wishing on a star (and a little bit of voodoo) Tiana and Prince Naveen are turned into frogs and must brave the bayou to get back to being themselves.

Traditional 2D animation is what Disney does best, and this film is further proof of that. The animation is lively and energetic and the story combines the traditional Frog Prince tale with new morals, lessons and interesting details. Appropriate for all ages, best loved by K - 3rd grade. ( )