This video (and every time I'm reminded of it) legitimately inspires me to write a book series revolving around a young prince and princess (unknowingly at the start) betrothed to each other and spending every summer being forced to hang out and go on wacky misadventures each year (Ala Harry Potter) and slowly learn the ins and outs of both kingdoms (plus the greater world it takes place in), it's "colorful" history, and gradually grow closer to each other.
Frankly the only reason I've yet to actually start writing it down is both because of my lack of experience and the fact I got a dozen or so other projects right now all vying for my time
>hey dude we've kind of hated each other for almost our entire lives, maybe we should take thngs slow before jumping into the marriage? >hey i never gave up on looking for you when everyone else thought you were dead >eh good enough
remember when Cinemaphile turned the metal princess into a fotm?
I think I enjoyed it as a kid. I honestly don't remember. It was just another one of those random movies we had on VHS that I'd play every once in a while. Swan Princess, Princess and the Goblin, Happily Ever After, etc.
For a blatant Disney ripoff it had some good ideas. The song montage of them growing up was strong and the "what else is there?" scene was real good. The rest of the movie doesn't live up to these scene but it isn't terrible.
>Despite many sequels they made the terrible cliche of having the two main leads adopt instead of starting their own family.
My guess is they wanted to give them daughter, but didn't want to make them old.
This video (and every time I'm reminded of it) legitimately inspires me to write a book series revolving around a young prince and princess (unknowingly at the start) betrothed to each other and spending every summer being forced to hang out and go on wacky misadventures each year (Ala Harry Potter) and slowly learn the ins and outs of both kingdoms (plus the greater world it takes place in), it's "colorful" history, and gradually grow closer to each other.
Frankly the only reason I've yet to actually start writing it down is both because of my lack of experience and the fact I got a dozen or so other projects right now all vying for my time
Like the first growing up but just found 2 and 3 off. Odette was one of my first waifus.
I've never watched it
It's good, you might like it.
I genuinely enjoyed it
she was hotter as a bird
I've been told she's not even a bird most the time, which to me is an instant skip.
Watch the second movie, she's a bird for practically half of it
>literally no site I checked has a torrent of the 2nd
is it really that unpopular?
>hey dude we've kind of hated each other for almost our entire lives, maybe we should take thngs slow before jumping into the marriage?
>hey i never gave up on looking for you when everyone else thought you were dead
>eh good enough
remember when Cinemaphile turned the metal princess into a fotm?
it was a garabe movie.
The first movie was kinda decent but a series of eleven movies of this seems a little excessive.
I think I enjoyed it as a kid. I honestly don't remember. It was just another one of those random movies we had on VHS that I'd play every once in a while. Swan Princess, Princess and the Goblin, Happily Ever After, etc.
Swan Lake always makes me think, not of the ballet, but of Brian Moriarty's Loom.
Tell me about Loom
For a blatant Disney ripoff it had some good ideas. The song montage of them growing up was strong and the "what else is there?" scene was real good. The rest of the movie doesn't live up to these scene but it isn't terrible.
Best Princess incoming
why does she have a robot leg
I liked it okay as a kid but even back then it felt like a cheaper shittier alternative to a disney movie.
Also the only remotely memorable song in it was the 'this is my idea' one.
The most baffling this is that this movie has like nine sequels. And it keeps going on. The last movie was released in May this year.
Songs were fun
>Despite many sequels they made the terrible cliche of having the two main leads adopt instead of starting their own family.
My guess is they wanted to give them daughter, but didn't want to make them old.
Or show pregnancy.
I like it
Something to pass the time while you're waiting for the USSR to collapse.
when i was a kid I had a friend over and he jacked off in my bed while we watched swan princess and I didnt say anything
>not animated on ones
very coaly
KINO
It was fine, I watched it multiple times.