Much of "Time" is a color feast, brimming with golds and pastels that create a warm fairy tale environment for this story, and if the production didn't have the budget for widescreen grandeur, they do nail down a great atmosphere of friendliness to the picture. The talented "Time" animators do manage to recapture, if not the depth, than the movement of the characters, taking the lead of the 1950 animation and smoothing it out for far lower ambitions. Technically speaking, the production is more assured than many might be expecting. The new film puts those expectations aside and simply tries to have fun with itself. "Time" looks and feels like a DTV production, and makes no assumptions it can hit the heights of Walt's masterwork. Again penniless and pitiful, Cinderella, with her two mouse pals Jaq and Gus, fights to retrieve the magic wand and stop the wedding before it's too late.Ĭompare "Time" to the classic 1950 original, and you might as well bang your head into a wall. After witnessing the power of a magic wand wielded by the Fairy Godmother, Stepmother and her vile children, Drizella (Russi Taylor) and Anastasia (Tress MacNeille), conspire to steal the miraculous stick, using the opportunity to rewin d Cinderella's memorable night and position Anastasia in the role of the lucky future princess. Barnes) did go on to live happily ever after, the bitterness of defeat still burns within the Wicked Stepmother (Susan Blakeslee). While Cinderella (voiced by Jennifer Hale) and her Prince (C.D. The argument against these mutations becomes even more difficult when they turn out to actually be kind of.good. Believe me, I've spent so much energy and time lambasting the foul Eisner-era business practice that I fear it's become just another speck in the wall of white noise. It's easy to grumble about the direct-to-video Disney sequels.
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