Cinderella II: Dreams Come True Page #4

Synopsis: The movie explores Cinderella's "happily ever after" life as a princess in three stories, with help from the Fairy Godmother. First, Cinderella's awkward first days at the palace, when she tried so hard to fit in that she forgot to be herself. Second, how Jaq felt so left out that he wished to be a human. Third, how Cinderella taught one of her nasty stepsisters how to smile which leads to her own true love.
Director(s): John Kafka
Production: Walt Disney Pictures
  7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
11%
G
Year:
2002
73 min
2,277 Views


Every noble bachelor in | the kingdom will be there.

If you want to find a husband, you have | to make the most of this opportunity.

I won't let you fail me again.

- Yes, Mother. | - Yes, Mother.

Drizella, pin back those curls.

Anastasia, put more colour | in your cheeks!

A perfect appearance | is the only way...

to attract a proper gentleman.

We shall find you | men of wealth and nobility.

- Maybe a count. | - Or a duke.

Precisely.

Come along now. | We need new gowns for the both of you.

- With new shoes. | - And jewellery.

The fancier the better. | Lucifer, come.

Lucifer!

Morning, Cinderelly! | Why you dressed like that?

I'm going to the market in disguise | so no one will recognize me.

I want to surprise the prince | with a garland of flowers.

- Want to come along? | - Oh, yeah. Let's go! | - Yes! Let's go!

Gus-Gus come along.

Remember the tradition.

Give these to each other at the ball, | and you'll always be together.

Don't you need a garland | of roses for the ball?

Guaranteed to win you his heart.

Anastasia, what are you doing?

Oh! Nothing. Coming.

Everything smells so good.

Would you like one? | Oh, be careful. They're hot.

Anastasia, I think not.

Everything in this shop is | inferior.

You can build a house | out of these bricks.

Come along, Anastasia.

You're not to say a word | to that shopkeeper.

- I forbid it! | - Yes, Mother.

He's got that look...

and I know that look.

Seasick?

Oh, very funny. | I think they're in love.

Anastasia's in love? | That's crazy, Cinderelly!

Oh, come on, you two. | Anyone can fall in love.

Anyone but Anastasia.

- Maybe she just needs some help. | - Yeah, lots of help.

Well, I had lots of help too, | remember?

We have to figure out how | to get them together again.

I know! We'll lure them into the | square, and here's how we'll do it.

The birds will get her hat. | You get the baker's attention.

Bring Anastasia back here. Get the baker | to come outside and they'll meet | right in front of the shop.

That's right, Gus. | They'll never know what hit them.

- Hey. | - Okay, fellas...

get his attention, and remember, | keep it simple.

Mice in my baguettes!

Lucifey!

Come back here! Oh! | Oh! Filthy creatures!

Are you okay?

Oh, no!

Anastasia?

What are you doing here | dressed like that?

You look like a laundry maid.

I'm not the one | with egg on my face.

I saw you in the baker's shop.

He must think I'm--

He saw it was an accident. | Don't give up so fast.

What would you know? | You're beautiful.

It's always been easy for you.

Easy? That's not | how I remember it.

Look, Anastasia, you just need | a little help, that's all.

If I weren't | so clumsy and plain--

Listen, why don't you | come back to the castle?

We'll clean you up and then | we'll get you two together.

But Mother forbids it! | She thinks he's beneath me.

And I think she's wrong. | The baker's terrific.

And he cooks too.

Yoo-hoo!

Lucifey like Pom Pom, yes?

Mice can help if Lucifey promise | to stop chasing mice!

Deal?

- There. Good as new. | - Don't stop now!

Mother says that looks | count for everything.

Well, of course you want to look | your best, but that's not | the most important thing.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. | What I need is a whole new look.

Make me look good | make me look swell

Make me look fine

We're pourin' it on | you just sit back

'Cause, baby, you're mine

You send me into a spin

Make a splash | when you walk in

Those eyes so rare | the lips, the hair

You're a breath of fresh air

Brushing the fur | comb the hair out

Trim up the toes

Give me the dress and the shoes

And the jewellery and clothes

You can judge your books | from how the cover looks

Wear make-up by the ounce

But didn't they tell you | it's what's inside that counts

Make me a star | make me look great

Make me look grand

I got style and grace | but it's a painted-up face

Gets you a man

Snip, cut | when we are through

You're gonna look so good | it's true

The fur, the bows | the chin, the nose

Oh, ah | Ooh-la-la

Looks won't hide | It's what's inside that counts

You wanna be a bride | It's what's inside that counts

What about a necklace?

- Lucifer! | - Stupid cat.

Remember, you'll catch more flies | with honey than with vinegar.

What does that mean? | Who'd want to catch flies?

I mean the best way to impress | the baker is just to be nice to him.

- How do I do that? | - You could start with a smile.

Better get me | a bigger necklace.

Come on.

- I make babies cry too. | - Here.

He'll never be able to resist.

You think so?

But what if Mother catches me?

She told me never to speak | to the baker again!

Maybe it's time to stop following | someone else's orders...

and start following your heart.

It's late! | I have to go!

But what about the baker?

I could walk you to his shop.

Meet you in the market | at noon tomorrow?

I can hardly wait!

Mother, I have to run to town. | We're out of bread.

Hey!

Excuse me. Can I borrow this? | Thanks!

Oh!

I'll wait for you | by the apple cart.

- Do you think she'll like them? | - They're beautiful!

She's going to love them!

What? What happened?

Anastasia!

Run for it!

The deal is off!

Don't look at me! | I look horrible!

Wait! Please!

Anastasia!

How dare you defy me!

You were forbidden | to speak to this man!

Oh, look at her! | It's a disaster!

We'll be the laughing stock | of the entire town.

You've embarrassed yourself | quite enough with this foolishness.

Dear child, you know I only have | your best interests at heart.

You deserve better. | Come along.

No, Mother! | You're wrong!

- He's sweet. | - She's wonderful.

He's romantic. And we are going | to the ball together.

Drizella, come along.

Drizella!

Oh, thank you! | I never dreamed I could be this happy.

You see? | Dreams do come true.

Hmm, looks good!

Hmm, needs something.

Oh, Gus-Gus, where's your bow?

Right here.

- Ta-da! | - Perfect.

- All finished! | - Are you ready to show Cinderella?

Look! There she is.

Let's go!

Salagadoola menchichka boola | Bibbidi bobbidi boo

Put 'em together and what have you got | Bibbidi bobbidi boo

Salagadoola menchichka boola | Bibbidi bobbidi boo

It'll do magic believe it or not | Bibbidi bobbidi boo

Now salagadoola-mee | and menchichka boola-roo

But the thingamabob that does the job | is Bibbidi bobbidi boo

- Cinderelly! Yoo-hoo. | - Cinderelly. Cinderelly.

- Look what we made! | - Whoa!

Look out!

- What's this? | - It's a book. We made it!

- Do ya like it? | - I love it! What's it about?

- Uh, it's about all of us. | - How wonderful!

I don't suppose you'd want | to read this together, would you?

- All right! | - Yes! | - Oh, boy!

Oh, boy! Oh, boy!

Oh, look!

We're all in here. | And these are our stories.

" Once upon a time | there was a big castle...

and in this castle lived | a prince and a princess-- "

It's magic.

Salagadoola | Menchichka boola

Bibbidi bobbidi

Bibbidi bobbidi

Salagadoola | Menchichka boola

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