Comparing Cinderella and Ever After

When compared mostly with Cinderella when most people think about the movie 'Cinderella' they will remember the happy end of Cinderella 's marriage to the Disney version of the small mouse animation and the Prince. The movie "Forever" is based on "Cinderella"; it is not animated, but still has many of the same features as the Disney version. Of course, animation is not so many, so it is not exactly the same. In "After Forever", Drew Barrymore depicts the role of Cinderella at the beginning of the movie Danielle.

Charles Perrault's short story "Cinderella" and Andy Tennant's "Ever After" are all different versions of Cinderella. Approximately 500 versions of Cinderella's story are circulating, making it the world's most famous fairy tale. The Cinderella version of Charles Perrault is almost like a standard story. I have heard about it when I was young. It is magical and attractive, but at the same time it is very superficial, 'fairy godmother' and 'magical pumpkin'. However, the version of the tenant is more realistic, there is no magical gourd, no midnight stroke, but her husband's prince, evil stepmother, obviously a beautiful girl, her luck. "Fairy's grandma" did not jump out of the sky with Ever After, but it was replaced by Leonardo Davinic. The beauty so far is that it delicately blends the accuracy of history and fancy.

In the classic fairy tale "Cinderella", my beloved daughter was adopted as an orphan, adopted and became a servant of the contract, but the others went. Cinderella went to the ball with the help of a fairy godmother, a dress and a famous pair of shoes, a very beautiful, handsome young prince fell in love with her. Despite stepmother and aunt of stepmother, Cinderella became a prince, became a princess, and was released from her painful physical work life. In the early 20th century, Edward Berners, Sigmund Freud's nephew, used some of his uncle's ideas to manipulate those who saw advertisements unconsciously. Then he applied these insights to the tobacco industry and women, especially because they sucked much less than men. He encourages women to smoke instead of eating, to celebrate the image of a thin woman, and to gain doctor's advice. Smoking is better for you than eating sweets.

About half a century later, the movie "Ever After" proved that the story of "Cinderella" is still awkward. The similarity between Disney and tenant's interpretation is very rich until the audience first renames adult Cinderella as Daniela in this work. From the window, her sleeping face quickly attracted the beauty and innocence of the audience. However, the difference is more important. Descriptions of all Tennant's characters are unique, but his explanation for Cinderella's explanation proves how American standards have changed. The audience was introduced to Daniela as a young tomboy who liked to read philosophy books her father brought. Ten years later, her recklessness gradually disappeared but her courage and enthusiasm for the book thrived. And I revealed mature and intelligent young lady.