Godmothered (2020)
Godmothered
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Fairy tales remain alive in Disney's magical universe and 'Godmothered' is the proof of that. The movie shows how this concept has changed over the years and that people no longer believe in happy endings - and because of that, godmothers are no longer needed. The idea of the production is to prove exactly the opposite. Both in the unfolding of the plot and for the viewer, we still need light tales with positive messages. Even though the concept of 'happily ever after' has changed over time, Mickey Mouse's studio has tried to keep up with it as we have seen in 'Frozen' and 'Maleficent', there are no more damsels in distress who need to be saved by a man. 'Godmothered' managed to bring fairy tales into the present in a good way and demystifying this cliché. A light and hopeful movie directed by Sharon Maguire, the same director of 'Bridget Jones's Diary.'
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A young and unskilled fairy godmother ventures out on her own to prove her worth by tracking down a young girl whose request for help was ignored.
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