So-so The Princess and the Frog review by jess crush well we origaly wanted to see the chipmunk movie but we went to the theater a week before the chipmunks opend by mistake and wound up seeing this movie and it was ok a little to mutch dark magic and...
100 San Francisco Chronicle | The animation, sparkling and graceful, also ranks as the studio's best traditional work in ages. Read full review
100 Washington Post | Ann Hornaday The Princess and the Frog invite viewers to see the world as a lively, mixed-up, even confounding place, to recognize essential parts of ourselves in what we see, and to say: This is what we look like. Read full review
100 Entertainment Weekly | Lisa Schwarzbaum What matters is that Tiana triumphs as both a girl and a frog, that dreams are fulfilled, wrongs are righted, love prevails, and music unites not only a princess and a frog but also kids and grown-ups. Read full review
88 Philadelphia Inquirer | Carrie Rickey The film billed as the first Disney animation to boast an African American "princess" is really about a resourceful bootstrapper in New Orleans, a young woman allergic to the fairy-tale pap spoon-fed to young girls. Read full review