Kelly Clarkson's song and the song sung by Roland at the ball are the only songs that come off well, at least they didn't sound butchered and the singing was quite decent for both, and Alan Cumming and Evan Rachel Wood are the ones that come off best in the voice cast, both give their all are very good in this film and their chemistry is actually enjoyable to watch. Apart from very ugly character designs, the animation is very good, with bold, vivid colours and beautifully realised and sometimes imaginative backgrounds. Strange Magic did have some redeeming merits. The verdict from all of us was while it was not as bad as the trailer looked or quite the abomination that critics made out, it was not a good film and had a lot of faults. Reviewed by TheLittleSongbird 3 / 10 It's strange alright, but the magic is missingĭidn't expect much, seeing as the trailer did look absolutely awful, but when babysitting a family friend's four children (aged 15, 13, 11 and 9) while their parents went away they opted to watch the recently released on DVD Strange Magic. George Lucas really needs other people to write his stories because he's lost his strange magic. The saddest part of this is Lucas probably spent a fortune getting all the rights. It's like 'Rock of Ages' except so much worst. Too many of the characters are annoyingly silly. There is a reasonable story buried here somewhere.
Roland tricks Dawn's elf friend Sunny who is secretly in love with Dawn to go into the Dark Forest and get Sugar Plum Fairy who has been captured by the Bog King to make him a love potion. Her sister Dawn is a social butterfly who has many possibilities for the ball. Fairy princess Marianne is engaged to the vain Roland and she catches him kissing another fairy.
The Bog King orders the flowers be cut and love be ended.
On the border between the Fairy Kingdom and the Dark Forest, Primrose flowers grow that are used to make love potions. Reviewed by SnoopyStyle 3 / 10 Stop the karaoke
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