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Happily N'Ever After

2007

Drama

Family/Kids

1h 27m

An alliance of evil-doers, led by Frieda (Weaver), looks to take over Fairy Tale Land. But when Ella (Gellar) realizes her stepmother is out to ruin her storybook existence, she takes a dramatic turn and blossoms into the leader of the resistance effort. (IMDB.com)

Directed by:

Yvette Kaplan Paul Bolger

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Written by:

Doug Langdale Robert Moreland

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Starring:

Sigourney Weaver

George Carlin

Freddie Prinze Jr.

Sarah Michelle Gellar

Patrick Warburton

Andy Dick

Genres:

Drama, Family/Kids, Fantasy, Animation

Countries:

Germany, USA

Language:

English

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Happily N'Ever After

2007

Drama

Family/Kids

1h 27m

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Weaselgrease

Rated 12 Apr 2010

I wanted to like this movie. I really, really did. But it hurt me. So many chances for good jokes, so many ideas that were never expanded upon, and why? Someone was a wet blanket. I guarantee it.

Rated 12 Apr 2010

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littlered

Rated 07 Mar 2014

Pros: There are none. Cons: Stiff animation. Unfunny. Clunky dialogue. Terrible plot. Stupid characters. Not a single memorable scene. All movies out there seem better just because they exist in the same universe as this piece of crap.

Rated 07 Mar 2014

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maddog

Rated 22 Jun 2007

SO much potential to be a good movie, and they just ruin it. Very, very disappointing.

Rated 22 Jun 2007

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aarona1c

Rated 02 Aug 2008

Good for the little kids, mainly. It's not a classic by any means, but it's at least watchable. Kind of a retread of Shrek 1, but this could be slightly better than Shrek the Third. The voice talent is...lacking.

Rated 02 Aug 2008

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brando814

Rated 02 May 2007

Hard to watch always but frequently its agonizing from the generic voice talent to the missed opportunities that every single attempted joke represents. To think somebody could have fed a hungry nation instead.

Rated 02 May 2007

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SlantMag

Rated 21 Nov 2010

"Happily N'Ever After exists to reward anyone who's delighted in the destruction the Shrek franchise has waged against our fairy-tale memories." - Ed Gonzalez

Rated 21 Nov 2010

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