The special effects, especially the transformation of a pumpkin into the golden carriage, are uniformly impressive. Cinderella, which is preceded by an overly cute eight-minute animated short titled Frozen Fever, is more than likely to enchant adults and youngsters alike.

Cinderella is certainly destined for business.

But because it’s in able hands, it doesn’t ruin your association with the classic by merely recycling what you already know. What it does is remind you of that forgotten virtue called grace and the timeless thrill of watching a garden pumpkin turn into a golden chariot.

Technically, the film is spectacular. The grand ball scene is fabulously done and the CG is used correctly. Largely minimal on special effects, the visual marvel is exhibited in the fancy choice of locations.

Holding the trappings of its fairy tale source, Cinderella is a treat to watch.

Have courage, and be kind to the family or girlfriend who you’re forced to watch this film with. And if you can get past the “but it’s a Disney princess film” stigma, know that it’s same-same, but (a little) different. In a nice way.

Even after all the years, the story has considerable appeal, after all the good versus evil tales will never go out of fashion. The production values are the best that money can buy adding that extra factor to the visuals.

Overall, Cinderella is an enjoyable tale for children and adults alike.

It is simple pleasures and fun visuals that kids want, and this film delivers by the truckloads. – See more at: http://www.mid-day.com/articles/cinderella—movie-review/16079160#sthash.IfO68jI1.dpuf

Somehow everything turns out just right for this film, the way it does for its heroine Cinderella. It is significant that this airy blithe flight into fantasy comes to us during a year when Bollywood films have gone into distinct shades of darkness.

Heaven know,we need some sunshine. Cinderella covers the clouds . It unveils the joy of unadulterated fantasy.

Cinderella is a charming, sweeping, luscious yet grounded film that stays true to the original material, yet brings something new to the table. It’s a nostalgic piece of cinema that warrants a watch for its simplistic innocence and visual splendor.

When Cinderella asks her stepmother why she’s so cruel, for the first time, you are let into the other side of the story. While that is for you to find out, this may be Disney’s best live-action till date! And if you have forgotten, Cinderella will remind you to be kind, have courage and never give up on your dreams.