The characters were flat and two-dimensional, in an otherwise detailed and lively world. The musical numbers were hit or miss, some being seamless and others bringing the plot to a screeching halt. For all the hullaballoo over this being Disney's first black princess, she sure does spend the majority of the movie as a frog. And yet...it was dare I say...cute.

A classic Disney's fairy tale. I admit I expected it to be much more groundbreaking but well, it's not bad.

Its hypocrisy is hidden inside a disingenuous promotional campaign that suggests change has come to Disney's animated white house.

Set in the New Orleans of the Jazz Age, the film has its charms, but it's also a little stodgy and surprisingly drab, as if the filmmakers are forced into safe mode by the burden of reclaiming legacy. It does have a grand villain in the spindly, dapper voodoo practitioner. He's voiced by Keith David, whose rumbling thunder tones are a major reason the character is an effective menace.

77.500

Excellent cast and refreshing to see a decent traditional animation.

might want to skip this one

Disney had came back to it's original style of animation with this heartwarming frog-love story!

Charming!!

This is an unwatchable Sunday school story about learning to accept people. If you want a good film about that look at Shrek. But a bunch of crooning sweet and sensitive stereo types don't do it for me or anybody else.

My expectations for this were extremely low, but the film was surprisingly enjoyable.

Boredom piled on smarm piled on derivation. Freder slept through it.

For a Disney flick, I was really expecting more . . . this was supposed to be the great American story of a young girl bringing herself up out of nothing, but sadly it only had a few funny moments and a whole lot of huh?!

Nice! That's the first thing I said after watching this one. Expecting this one te be another shewed on and spat out retold fairytale, I was rather surprised by the fluent story, the well chosen characters (Really liked the voodoo merchant), the charming and funny jokes and so on. Enjoyable for al ages!

The songs wern't good and most of the characters felt too familiar from other disney movies, but the New Orleans (travel commericial) vibe is enjoyable.

Incredibly well-done. Sits up there with the classics, in my book.

It's a cute movie, a nice story, but doesn't have the usual charm most Disney (the older ones) movies have unfortionally. The shadowthings must be terrifying for kids. I do have to admit I quite enjoyed it, sweet frogs

"It's the socio-cultural suggestions of this storytelling choice that's ultimately most troublesome." - Nick Schager

Nice to see the old style animation again.

Evangeline.

A film that tries to have its cake and eat it too by attempting to subvert the usual Disney cliches while still embracing them wholeheartedly. It feels like a film made by committee.

It's about as enjoyable as any of the other Disney princess movies, and I really do like film's dixieland theme.

A perfectly enjoyable Disney film. Feels a little derivative and stereotypical and the songs aren't particularly memorable but moments of wit and humor and some stunning visual imagery makes it a moderately successful return to classic hand-drawn animation.

Once again Disney doesn't disappoint and gives us another brilliant film that reminds me of the classic Disney films from the 90's I grew up with. The songs are enjoyable and the characters are very likeable especially Tiana & Naveen, well except for Dr. Facilier who is pure evil (Jafar anyone?) but you can't help but have a smile on your face and tap your toes the whole way through and that's just what a Disney film can do to you ;) Any Disney fan will just love it and I highly recommend it!

Cute story, cute characters - and perhaps a tad too cute? Definately lacking the magic of the true classics and the x factor of the modern masterpieces from the 90's like The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast.