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发布时间：2022-04-25 16:26
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时间：2022-04-27 15:02
If "Proced by Hollywood" represents the film of big proction and big star, then "proced by Disney" must be engraved with the trace of fairy tale. "
Princess Diaries" is a new era of "sparrow to phoenix" story, and the actress Anne Hathaway has been regarded as a new generation of "Audrey Hepburn" type princess.
The film tells the process of growth and growth of the mind, not only the princess's diary, but also from the responsibility, confidence diary.
如果说“好莱坞出品”代表着大制作大明星的电影，那么“迪斯尼制作”一定印刻着童话的痕迹，《公主日记》是新时代的“麻雀变凤凰”的故事，而女主演安妮·海瑟薇也被看成了新一代的“奥黛丽·赫本”式的公主。
影片讲述成长的过程和成长的心事，不仅仅是公主的养成日记，更是从责任、自信的养成日记。
主要剧情
15岁的高中生米娅与母亲生活在美国，但她十分不自信，也常常遭到同学的嘲笑。就在她16岁生日那天，她与祖母见面后发现这个优雅的女士是欧洲小国吉诺维亚的女王，米娅正是这个国度的公主。刚开始米娅十分不愿，在母亲的调解下米娅的态度才有所缓和。
为了让米娅顺利继承王位，女王不得不对孙女进行一系列的改变，令平时生活便不拘小节的米娅十分困扰，甚至跟好朋友之间也发生了冲突。米娅的身份被好事的同学揭露了，她一下子受到了媒体的高度关注。突如其来的一切让米亚想逃避一切，幸好在父亲的日记里，她重拾了自信。
热心网友
时间：2022-04-27 16:20
"The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement" offers the prudent critic with a choice. He can say what he really thinks about the movie, or he can play safe by writing that it's sure to be loved by lots of young girls. But I avoid saying that anything is sure to be loved by anybody.
In this case, I am not a young girl, nor have I ever been, and so how would I know if one would like it? Of course, that's exactly the objection I get in e-mails from young readers, who complain that no one like me can possibly like a movie like this. They are correct. I have spent a long time, starting at birth and continuing until this very moment, evolving into the kind of person who could not possibly like a movie like this, and I like to think the effort was not in vain.
So to girls who think they might like this movie, I say: Enjoy! Movies are for fun, among other things, and if you love "Princess Diaries 2," then I am happy for you, because I value the movies too much to want anyone to have a bad time at one.
But to Garry Marshall, the often-talented director of the original "Princess Diaries" as well as this sequel, I say: Did you deliberately assemble this movie from off-the-shelf parts or did it just happen that way? The film is like a homage to the cliches and obligatory stereotypes of its genre. For someone like Marshall, it must have been like playing the scales.
The beautiful Anne Hathaway, still only 22, stars as Princess Mia. You will remember that she was a typical American teenager whose mother raised her in a converted San Francisco firehouse, where she could slide down the pole every morning. Then a visit from Queen Clarisse of Genovia (Julie Andrews) revealed that she was, in fact, the queen's granddaughter, and next in line to the throne.
In Part 2, she is the beloved Princess Mia of Genovia, a kingdom the size of a movie set, which is apparently located somewhere in Europe and populated by citizens who speak American English, except for a few snaky types with British accents. This kingdom has two peculiarities: (1) The shops and homes all seem to be three-quarter-scale models of the sorts of structures an American Girl doll would occupy, and (2) A great many of the extras get a few extra frames, in order to look uncannily as if they might be personal friends of the director. So many prosperous men in their 60s, so well-barbered, groomed and dressed, so Southern California in their very bearing, are unlikely to be visiting Genovia for any other reason, since the kingdom doesn't seem to have a golf course.
There's no need for me to spoil the plot; as I was saying just the other day about "The Village," it spoils itself. If I were to describe the characters, you could instantly tell me what happens in the movie. Let's try that, as an experiment.
There is Princess Mia, who is given a deadline of one month to either marry or forfeit her rights to the throne. The evil Viscount Mabrey (John Rhys-Davies) wants to disqualify her because his nephew Sir Nicholas (Chris Pine) is next in line to the throne. Desperate for a husband and learning that Queen Clarisse was perfectly happy in an arranged marriage, Mia decides to marry for the love of her country.
A suitable bachelor is discovered: the nice Andrew Jacoby, Prince of Kensington (Callum Blue). Mia accepts his proposal, despite, as she writes in her diary on the movie's Web site, "He's everything a girl should want in a husband-to-be. It's ... just that ... something ... you know." Meanwhile, of course she hates the handsome young Sir Nicholas, who hangs around a lot and annoys her. Dear Diary: "Just look at him ... all sneaky and smug ... and ... cute."
OK now, given those clues, see if you can figure out who she ends up with. And for that matter, consider Joseph (Hector Elizondo), the chief of palace security. He has been in love with the widow Clarisse for years, and she knows it and is pleased. That provides us with a romance without closure that has persisted ever since the first movie, and if there is anything nature abhors more than a vacuum, it is a loving couple kept asunder, when they should be sundering.
Director Marshall puts his cast and plot through their paces with the speed and deliberation of Minnesota Fats clearing the table. He even provides a fountain for two characters to stand beside, so they can illustrate Gene Siskel's maxim that nobody in a comedy ever comes within 10 yards of water without falling in.
Yes, it's nice to see Julie Andrews looking great and performing a song, although the line "Give the queen a shout-out, and she'll sing" is one I doubt will ever be heard in Buckingham Palace. It is also rather original that at her slumber party, Mia and her friends don't get wasted at a private club, but engage in the jolly indoor sport of mattress surfing.
All that remains is for me to remind you that on Aug. 24, the DVD of "Ella Enchanted" will be released. A box-office flop that was wrongly overlooked earlier this year, it also stars Anne Hathaway. It's a wonderful, lighthearted fantasy based on Cinderella, and is sure to be loved by lots of young girls.
热心网友
时间：2022-04-27 17:54
The Princess Diaries is a modern day fairy tale about Mia (Hathaway) who lives in San Francisco with her divorced mother. One day, her estranged grandmother (Andrews) comes to visit with a proposal for her: She would like Mia to be her successor and become Princess of Genovia. Hilarity ensues because Mia is pretty much a regular teen who is clumsy, awkward and in desperate need of a professional makeover, so she spends the next several weeks in etiquette lessons, getting "re-done" and trying to decide if being a princess is what she really wants in life.
The film was cute, at times extremely corny, but watcheable. It featured surprisingly decent acting by Hathaway, who made up for the horrible Mandy Moore. I especially enjoyed Hector Elizondo, a good character actor who was kind of hilarious doing his best Shaft impersonation as the Queen's head of security. Heather Matarazzo who was also featured as Mia's best friend, continues in her "quirky girl" tradition, but still can't live up to her role in Welcome to the Dollhouse.
This is one of the few "kid's movies" that I wouldn't hesitate to watch with a kid, because it's tolerable. It's also so predictable that if you snooze in the middle of it you won't miss anything when you wake up.
热心网友
时间：2022-04-27 19:46
This is a concerning a New York girl of story.
Her name is Mia Thermopolis, she was born in New York in the United States.
She is like other girls similar go to school and learn the knowledge.
When her 16 years old, she met her grandmother who the Genovia’s Queen.
And she just knows that she is a Princess of the Genovia.
She have to accepted the " princess lessons" and she need to be a good princess in three weeks.
At first, she would not like to go to admit that she is a princess.
But her father help she, and tell her" The brave may not live forever, but the cautious do not live at all."
She is really no good at speech .She always get nervous that she usually faint or run away.
But on the dancing party, she fluently speak" she chooses to be the Princess of Genovia ".
At the last, Mia becomes a brave, kind and strong girl.
I' m crazy about this film.
I think this film told us that we need become brave and strong.
I like this character of Mia very much and I want to become a girl like she.
