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Positive Enchanted Reviews

• Rolling Stone: Enchanted Review (3/4) 
• "Enchanted has the makings of a supersize sugarcoated hit."

• EW.com: Enchanted Review 
• "Adams isn't just headlining a potential blockbuster. She's creating a character specifically engineered to become a Disney Princess superstar."

• Emanuel Levy: Enchanted Review (B+)
• "All together, talent in front and behind the cameras is responsible for an enchanting experience that takes full advantage of New York City as a locale and of Disney's classic heroines, adding one more to their growing inventory of singing femmes."

• Collider.com: Enchanted Review (A-)
• "It’s genuinely charming and Marsden, Adams, and Demspey all deserve special notice for their performances."

• Variety: Enchanted Review 
• "Enchanted more than lives up to its title. A full-blown musical that commutes between Disney's patented cartoon universe and the "real" world with cleverness and grace."

Negative Enchanted Reviews

• The Hollywood Reporter: Enchanted Review
• "Bottom Line: The potential of this terrific idea to mix two distinct movie realities is never realized."

• SFWeekly.com: Enchanted Review
• "What a Toad Fairy-tale land and the real world collide to no good end in Enchanted."

• IGN: Enchanted Review (2.5)
• "No matter what the film pretends to be, Enchanted is as conventional as the films it tries to satirize."

• SFX: Enchanted Review (3/5)
• "Sadly, it doesn’t always get the mix right, and where this kind of romp needs sharp plotting, Enchanted’s story is murky and runs at least ten minutes longer than it needs to."

• Seattlepi.com: Enchanted Review
• "Dempsey is rather colorless next to Adams and James Marsden (who brings impeccable manners to the comic arrogance of the cheerfully cocky Prince Edward). With almost nothing to work with in the wicked queen role, Susan Sarandon cackles and gestures flamboyantly, but she has more fun with it than we do."

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