Réalisation:
Tommy O'HaverPhotographie:
John de BormanActeurs·trices:
Anne Hathaway, Hugh Dancy, Cary Elwes, Aidan McArdle, Joanna Lumley, Lucy Punch, Minnie Driver, Eric Idle, Steve Coogan, Jimi Mistry, Vivica A. Fox (plus)Résumés(1)
A sa naissance, la petite Ella reçoit le don d'obéissance. En raison de cette malheureuse circonstance, elle ne peut s'opposer à aucune demande et vit souvent à la merci de personnes sans scrupules. Afin de retrouver le contrôle de sa vie, Ella part en quête de liberté, seule face à sa mystérieuse malédiction. Ella doit affronter un royaume pleins d'ogres, de géants, de malicieuses belles-soeurs, de livres qui parlent et de complots diaboliques. Et, avec un peu de chance, elle trouvera l'amour sur son chemin. (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (5)
Je me suis bien détendu en regardant Ella au pays enchanté lors d’une pause pendant la période des examens. Et j’y ai découvert Anne Hathaway, qui m’a plu directement.
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Nice, crazy madness that already showed in 2004 that Anne Hathaway is a great actress and Hugh Dancy is a good second. Without them, it would be a waste. With them, however, it is a fine urban teen fantasy that occasionally entertains with its absurdity. It seems to me that similar crazy comedies used to be made in Hollywood before, but nowadays not even Ella barks after them.
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A really funny and sweet fairy tale that openly borrows from Shrek and The Princess Bride? Far from it... This is a harmless and completely trivial TV fairytale for a weekend morning. There are a couple of decent ideas, but the humor doesn’t work well, the characters are unlikeable and on top of that it looks like a downmarket Hallmark production.
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Maybe a bit of a "sleazy" fairy tale, but a funny one at that, and with Anne Hathaway to boot. But it is lacking a better story, imagination, and an aesthetic improvement...
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A cute and funny spectacle, which is really similar to Shrek and The Princess Bride and far from, say, the latest Snow White from Tarsem Singh. Anne Hathaway is not only charmed, but somehow charming as well, and the casting of the other roles is perfect. I particularly enjoyed Cary Elwes as the conniving uncle and the sensational Lucy Punch as the evil stepsister Hattie. The cover version of ‘‘Somebody To Love" is excellent, Eric Idle... is just Eric Idle.
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