Well the movie starts with a book like the old Disney Classics, or even Animated classics as Thumbelina. Surprisingly the movie starts with a live action footage of two kids playing with toys , suddenly they go to sleep and guess what, the toys are alive.
Seems like we're watching Toy story, kind of, more like Sindy Story but with crappy visuals and voice acting. The animation is bad but even with that fact sometimes it feels unfinished, and they have some bizarre moves. The villain is ugly, but wait a minute, the fairies are ugly, the prince is ugly, and Sindy is ok. The backgrounds have no depth.
Of course we need to understand it was made for VHS/DVD to sell dolls, but, even the early Barbie movies were so much better.
The story itself is not interesting, it's kinda hard to follow, even with this being a short movie, because the storytelling is very slow and hard, the story is a mess. It touches all the cliches.
Maybe if Sindy followed some traditions stories like Barbie, Swan Lake or Nutcracker. Maybe Sindy: Little Red Ridding Hood, Sindy: The House of Chocolat, and then with some experience they would have made an original movie with a better story. But this didn't happen so moving forward.
Then the kids wake up and the toys are in complete different places and they say 2/3 lines and then the movie ends.
Good luck, if your daughter/son watches this for the only 46 minutes it has with attention.
3 Reviews
Changed my life forever
cameronackland27 February 2018
Ever since I was a little boy, I searched for a film with the most seamless animation possible. Finally I found that film. The magical wonders of handicapped fairies and poor acting can be over thrown by the stunning visual wonders. I would recommend this film to all ages, since it is a emotional roller coaster of a journey, and will help all find their inner child full of wonder and love.
AMAZING MOVIE
jessica-021516 February 2021
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