Anastasia -Family Fun Edition w/Bartok the Magnificent-

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Anastasia movie
One of my daughters favorites. Glad you had it in stock and delivered so quickly!

Little girls will love it
This was a great movie for my 5 year old granddaughter. She loves anything with princesses and the color was beautiful. Great value with the added bonus of the 2nd disk. She will pass it to her baby sister when the time is right.

Beautiful
I love Anastasia and the digitically remastered version makes everything stand out and capture your heart as if you were watching it for the very first time. And if you ARE watching it for the very first time -- you're in for a treat. =)

Great Movie, Misleading Description
I love the movie and have no complaints about the movie itself. I was disappointed though in the misleading review of the movie. I have a love of languages and bought the specially edition partially because it said in the Amazon description that the disc contained a Russian audio track, which it doesn't, but other than that, I am completely satisfied.

Completely inaccuarate, but still fun
If anyone knows the real story of Anastasia and the Romonovs and Rasputin, then they will also know that this movie doesn't resemble the past in any true way. However, technically, this is for children and I guess they wanted to change up the story to liven things up a bit. I can understand that. At first watch, I wasn't impressed with this film. Perhaps because I was too distracted with all the changes. However, upon my second viewing, I found myself getting into it more, and I think it had to do with all the music. This film has a wonderful soundtrack. I especially love the hauntingly beautiful 'Once upon a December'. The other songs are all very good too. So the movie grew on me and I have watched it numerous times now. It is a pretty enjoyable movie and I'm sure anyone young and old will like it, so even with the discrepancies, I would still recommend this.