Netflix has just released a new animated kids movie starring some pretty big names in the form of Spellbound. Is it good?

Rachel Zegler enchants the new Netflix film "Spellbound" as the voice of Princess Ellian, a teenage royal with a fierce mission: break the curse that has transformed her parents into monsters. But for Zegler,

At least, not until the end.Directed by Vicky Jenson (Shrek), this animated adventure about a young princess (voiced by West Side Story's Rachel Zegler) trying to free her parents from a spell is an unfortunately formulaic ride for its first two thirds.

Produced by Skydance Animation's John Lasseter and directed by 'Shrek' co-helmer Vicky Jenson, the musical follows a teenage princess trying to undo the curse that turned her parents into monsters.

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Vicky Jenson directs this animated Netflix family feature, which combines cute songs and tough talk to mostly charming effect.

With all the behind-the-scenes makings of an animated classic, Spellbound features a talented voice cast and a can’t-miss creative team for a family movie with a whole lot of heart. Directed by DreamWorks alum Vicky Jenson (Shrek,

L ots of people are already looking forward to the 2025 movie calendar, when we’ll see Rachel Zegler bring Disney’s oldest princess to life in the remake of Snow White. Howeve

I know Zegler can capital-S Sing (note: Bardem and Kidman, not so much), but Nathan effing Lane can capital-S Sing and be funny as hell at the same time. Memorable Dialogue: Best decontextualized line: “We’ve been out-Flinked!