Cinderella

About This Movie

Cinderella (1965) is an interesting take on the classic tale, directed by Charles S. Dubin. This version has a charming blend of fantasy and music that sticks quite closely to the traditional story. The pacing feels pretty good, with moments that allow the songs to breathe and resonate within the narrative. The performances are engaging, especially with the cast bringing a certain warmth to their roles. You can see they aimed for a more classic atmosphere compared to the earlier 1957 version, and while some effects might seem a bit dated, they have a certain charm that adds to its unique appeal. It feels like a cozy watch, capturing that fairy tale essence without overcomplicating things.

Closer to the traditional tale than the 1957 version.Retains many original songs in their settings.Offers a warm, cozy atmosphere.