solid performances meet a disappointing vision; As promising as that premise sounds, "Cinderella" buckles under the weight of its intentions, and not even its formidable cast — Menzel, Billy Porter, Minnie Driver and Pierce Brosnan — can save it
Kay Cannon's new "Cinderella" isn't bad, and Camila Cabello makes a rather personable lead, carrying off some of the movie's generous helping of funny lines; this movie has charm in its goofy way: a good-natured and easygoing revival
it's remarkable just how effervescent and charming Kay Cannon's "Cinderella" actually is; the flaws in the narrative are nothing in comparison to the vibrancy and energy on display with each and every musical number, worth dancing for..
it's disappointing from Pitch Perfect writer Cannon, and offers none of her usual spark; An irritating script ruins the sincere magic of the beloved story – strong music isn't fabulous enough to preserve the DNA of a classic
Camila Cabello makes her acting debut as the titular character, and she's a revelation, as the camera loves her and she displays not only the expected vocal chops but a real knack for comedy, as this version of Cinderella is particularly charming