La Belle au bois dormant

There's a bug bro I want to watch is about the girl who sleep bloody long because of maleficent and get cared by three fairies and need a true love kiss by a prince to wake her up. Not about a girl that doesn't know she always take sleeping pills by someone gave her and Sleep naked then there's many old man graped her without her knowing.

bad it's showing a human movie I think it is not for kids I saw a one scene a woman is in an inappropriate out fit it's showing its skin the caption is the aurora but the scene entire movie is not it is about a women human human not cartoon I think it's a bug pls fix this I want to watch it

Bon film !

Bon film !

source: Sleeping Beauty

Sleeping Beauty

For some reason when I haven't seen "Sleeping Beauty" in a while I start to remember it differently. I remember it as not being as good as some of the other Disney classics. Nothing could be further from the truth. "Sleeping Beauty" is a very good movie. It's a lot of fun and very exciting. As I watched the final "brawl for it all" tonight I was almost on the edge of my seat. The short running time is a big plus for this movie. I saw this movie in the theater on a re-release in the 1970s. I wish they would re-release it again.

Sleeping Beauty (1959) is not strong on story, I will admit. It embellishes little on top of the fairy tale and outside of the fairies and Maleficent (truly one of the greatest villains in classic film) none of the characters manage to rise above being mere ciphers. Still, this is among the greatest of Disney films for its sheer visual gorgeousness. The animation is exquisite to say the least. The backgrounds, though they have their detractors like animation historian Michael Barrier, fit the more angular, jewel-colored characters in my opinion. They look so good on their own that you would not mind framing them on a wall at home. Tchaikovsky's music from the ballet Sleeping Beauty is beautifully adapted into the musical numbers and background scoring. Not for people looking for emotional depth, but for those who aren't adverse to style over substance films, this is excellent stuff. It's an epic masterpiece.

Classic Disney fairy tale adaptation about a princess named Aurora who is cursed by an evil witch named Maleficent. Lovely in every way with memorable characters and scenes that have stood the test of time. The animation is beautiful and stylish with rich, vibrant colors. The voice actors all do wonderful work. If I had a complaint, it would be that the narrator is rather bland. Someone with a stronger voice would have been better. But it's a minor thing in a film that is so wonderful from start to finish. The Tchaikovsky music is amazing and the song "Once Upon a Dream" is a real gem. I'm no film historian but it seems like, in many ways, this movie represents the end of an era for animated Disney films that began with Snow White in 1937. There would certainly be some great movies to come, even some classics, but they wouldn't have quite the same grand feeling and charming old-fashioned qualities of the films from this era.

"Sleeping Beauty" is definitely a classic among the Disney animated features. It bears the distinction of being the first to be shot in 70mm widescreen format. The score borrows much from Tchaikovsky's classic ballet based on the Brothers Grimm tale. The art is beautiful, being inspired by medieval art. And the characters are delightful, particularly the three Good Fairies, Flora, Fauna and Merryweather. Malificient makes for a wonderful villainess, with awesome magical powers. Even those who would not call this Disney's best animated feature should agree that it harkens back to the famed studio's golden age. It's a classic that all ages can treasure!