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Overall Rank: 1710

Average Rating: 2.8/4

# of Ratings: 235

Theatrical Release Date: 12/11/2009

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 03/16/2010

Language: English

Genre: Animation, Family

MPAA Rating: G

Director: Ron Clements, John Musker

Actors: John Goodman, Keith David, Oprah Winfrey, Anika Noni Rose, Jenifer Lewis, Jim Cummings

Plot: The age-old story of the princess and the frog is known to all - a handsome prince turned into a frog that can only be reversed by a kiss from a princess. But in New Orleans' French Quarter, Princess Tiana will find the story turned on its head when she is turned into a frog along with the prince and both will have to come together to reverse the spell and return to their true forms.

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 06/19/2019

With a truly magical story, stunning soundtrack, and a return to signature classic animation, "The Princess and the Frog" resembles the kind of feature Disney produced at the height of its Renaissance in the 90s.

Matthew Brady - wrote on 03/20/2014

Her best friend since childhood is a privileged white girl whose wealthy father employs Tiana's mother as a dressmaker. When the friend's family hosts a party for Prince Naveen of Maldonia, Dr. Facilier, an expert in black magic, turns the visiting royal into a frog. This movie had funny charterers and it had song that will stick in your head forever.

mitchellyoung - wrote on 10/22/2012

Though it isn't on par with some of the "classics" in Disney animation, the Princess and the Frog is a fun and energetic take on the popular fairytale. The Cajun setting is unique for a Disney film and richly executed visually and the varied ethnicities of the characters is also refreshing.

Unknown
Movie God

Underrated Disney Gem

Unknown - wrote on 04/27/2015

'The Princess and the Frog' takes inspiration on The Frog Prince fairy tale to tell a wonderful original story. Here, our main female isn't of royalty, nor does she long to be such. She's a waitress who's only dream is to open her own restaurant. Through her unrelenting years of hard work she almost makes her dream come true near the beginning of the film. I love this positive message for children. It's something that hasn't been done so in previous Disney films. The fairy tale aspects are what disrupt her path to success. But she ultimately finds things that enrich her life through the experience. The story continues to angle just outside of expectations from here on. Subtle twists on the usual plot devices give a fresh feeling to an already well crafted formula. The …

JLFM
Producer

A Treasure

JLFM - wrote on 04/12/2012

I firmly believe that "The Princess and the Frog" is one of the best non-pixar animated film ever to be created. There has never been a better argument for the revival of traditional animated films.

"The Princess and the Frog," follows of the story of Tiana, a young woman who dreamed of opening her own resteraunt since she was a child. She's so close to her dream, when she gets outbid for the building she wants, and worse; turns into a frog due to a voodoo spell. Tiana and the spoiled Prince Navine must find a way to turn back into a human.

This film is visually enchanting, with gorgeous 2D animation that even rivals modern day CGI. One particularly dazzling scene, is during Dr. Facilier's song, "Friends on the Other Side," a vibrant colored, and elaborate musical number that …

prettypirate
Director

Disney Definitely!

prettypirate - wrote on 07/24/2010

This film brings together all the magic that has been missing since the old Disney films. It is every bit as amazing as Beauty and the Beast, if not a teensy bit more original. The plot is charming, the traditional storyline a bit twinged. The music is stunning from beginning to end and complements the plot wonderfully. The animation is tip top and the characters are very real and recognisable in modern society. The film has the trademark Disney happy ending that we all love to see, but it also brings across important lessons like you have to work hard in life to achieve your dreams and you will come second if you associate yourself with evil things. I have a compulsion to see New Orleans and its multi-cultural background and French influence. This film is ideal for children, but perhaps …