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Enchanted Once Upon Andalasia GBA Game Boy Advance Game Cartridge Cleaned Tested and Guaranteed to Work!
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:712725003913
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Game Boy Advance
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:GBA_ENCHANTED_ONCE_UPON_ANDALASIA
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
wdwenthusiast –
When my mom, sister, and I went to the theater to see this movie, we all thought we’d like it. The previews looked funny and charming, and most women enjoy looking at McDreamy. Well, we were wrong. We didn’t just like “Enchanted”. We all loved it. To me, with the big, fun, colorful, well-developed musical numbers, it’s almost like a return to a different cinematic era – one where the story tells the story instead of special effects telling the story. Amy Adams and James Marsden are wonderful, and McDreamy and the young actress who plays his daughter are really good, too. I feel that this film is appropriate for kids of pretty much any age, although Susan Sarandon’s character might frighten some.The one “downer” (and I use the word very lightly) is that the beginning of the movie – the animated portion – moves more slowly and is less entertaining than the live action section. It’s not unenjoyable, but I felt that the movie really got going once Giselle arrived in New York.All in all, a 15 year old, a 26 year old, and a 46 year old really, really enjoy this movie, and I bet you would, too.
Mark Gilden –
This is one of our favorite family movies. It references all the classic Disney tropes, has a fantastic cast, and isn’t afraid to make fun of itself while still telling a great story. Really something for almost every age, I can’t recommend this movie enough.
M. K. Mcgregor –
This is hard to find at good price. For some reason, the BluRay-DVD combo was less than the DVD or Blu-Ray separate offerings. Odd. Still, my wife loves it and it has some interesting Disney magic; How Do You Know sequence is both bizarre, sappy, and awe inspiring song/dance number. Then there are the “woodland” creatures of the city. And always a happy ending for all but the villain.
Christopher Kennison –
With a movie like ENCHANTED, you get it all. This, coming from a 38-year old man who really wanted to watch NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, but folded to the requests of his wife and 7-year old daughter. ENCHANTED did it all right, with the exception of 1 VERY MINOR thing that I’ll get to later.Too many times, movies with great premises are wasted with hasty rushes to get it to the big screen before everything is in place and things are overlooked or not polished, or not GOOD ENOUGH. With ENCHANTED, the creators actually covered all their bases, and although it wasn’t nominated for best picture, it could quite possibly be the most memorable and longest lasting film of the year. Ten years from now, ENCHANTED will still be remembered and watched.The music was well thought out and oscar-worthy. The story was well-constructed and creative. All the actors were spot on, with special props going out to the UNDERRATED AMY ADAMS. The disney moment dance of the New York City rodents and bugs was fantastic… all the way up to the inevitable end of the roach who thought the pigeon was his new friend.ENCHANTED, on the surface, is a kids movie, and maybe even a girly kids movie… but, that’s just on the surface, because this movie is FOR anybody and EVERYBODY. A brilliantly crafted adventure with laughs, charm and emotion.The movie is 5 stars. Hands down. So why do I only give it 4 stars? Well, I’m a tough nut to crack… and I found one moment, one single very important moment, a little too qui.
Ratbert the Optimist –
Amy Adams is the best Disney Princess ever. This movie has an excellent start in the classic Disney cartoon world of Princesses, Princes, and Evil Queens and drops them smack dab in the middle of modern day New York City. Any lesser heroine would surely be defeated such villainous circumstances. But Princess Giselle (Adams) won’t let anything stop her.Cartoon meets real life (movie version of real life) and comedy is the result. I laughed most of the way through this movie, only slowing down towards the end where the movie needed to wrap up the story. It is after all a Disney movie. Evil must be defeated and true love must win out.Many fine performances by an excellent cast with Adams charming everyone from Princes to Lawyers and everything from rats to roaches. This movie was just plain funny.
FrejaFolkvangar –
Such an underappreciated movie. Take a breather from Frozen and watch this one with the kids (or adults) instead (it even has Idina Menzel in it). Amy Adams is fantastic (seriously, how many princess movies did she watch to prep for this role?!), the cast is all funny with no weak links, and Alan Menken really had fun with this one. I sing the "Happy Cleaning Song" all the time when I do dishes and the love song dance number in the park WILL get your toes tapping and still be stuck in your head the next day.
Sky –
Back in April when Enchanted was released on DVD I picked it up for my young daughter after she saw an ad for it on TV. She watched it a couple of times, but wasn’t watch it 100 times crazy about it (like she is for
Jennie –
I love this movie and was excited to share with my 2 year old daughter! I think her dad ended up laughing the most of all of us. Such a cute and funny movie that the whole family can enjoy – I was so excited to find it for such a great price!
Jean N. –
After posting that I had received this dvd for Christmas, my niece mentioned how much she loved the film as well. So, of course, I ordered a dvd for her. She tells me it arrived as was promised, with great packing to keep it safe. I’m sure she and her little girl will rediscover the charm of the film together.
Schuyler Pierson –
I loved this! I didn’t expect to enjoy this movie at all. However, it was in my Netflix queue and I was bored, so I figured I’d give it a try.What a pleasant surprise this was. Amy Adams was wonderful in the role; I’d never been a fan before, but I sure am now. I loved Disney making fun of all their own stories with this movie. Though a few of the performances annoyed me – Susan Sarandon and Idina Metzel, in particular – the rest of the cast makes up for it. The songs were great – my favorite was the big production number, "That’s How You Know". James Marsden was fantastic in his role as the Prince; the perfect balance of comedy and buffoon, and at last, sensitive Prince Charming. Truly, Adams & Marsden had the most challenging roles in this film – confused, lost, befuddled fairy-tale characters thrust into the bustling modern world – and they both nailed it.