Disney's Enchanted

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I'm a massive Disney fan and absolutely love this film. Did anyone else really relate to Giselle when she was in New York? So much of her experiences seemed really familiar- not knowing what you should be doing/who to talk to/how to act, coming across as naive or younger even though you're an adult, finding it hard to recognise emotions (my favourite part is when she says to Robert "I feel so...I feel so..ANGRY!" and then laughs because she's actually felt and recognised the emotion) etc? I know i'm probably a bit biased because I love both Disney and fairy tales but I found it really interesting.

"Enchanted" is the best Disney film in the last years (I do not count Pixar movies as Disney movies). I did like "Bolt", but "Enchanted" is way better. I specially love Amy Adams' Giselle. She made the character so believable! And yes, the part where she says "I feel so... I feel so... ANGRY" and then laughs is one of my favorites. The other one is "So I guess that makes you the damsel in distress", and when the rats, cockroaches, and doves clean the apartment. I do not relate to Giselle, but I do love the movie.

"No. Spiteful, vindictive, very large, but never crazy."

Remember when Edward stabs a bus, thinking it is a steel beast?

I love the film. It's a modern Disney classic, and it's a nice send-up of the classic films they've put out. It doesn't take itself too seriously.

I thought it was a pretty good film. Amy Adams was hilarious. I just love how a disney princess (of sorts) is brought into our world. I heard there's suppose to be a sequel but no news yet.

I just lovedt hat movie I plan to save up a Blu-Ray copy of the film.
I begin to wonder if Giselle, the lead character of the movie, is an Aspie?
Since you guys mentioned some stuff she had in the film.

I live in NY, so I found this movie to be even more hilarious than it was probably intended. I can kind of relate to the childlike nature of her, and not being able to recognize my own emotions, but when you grow up in NY you learn how to act and who to avoid rather quickly (although I have made quite a few blunders during the years )