disillusionmentDisney’s long-awaited sequel ownNow on Disney+, it includes more songs and musical moments than the original. It’s been more than 10 years since Disney announced its intention to make a sequel to the critically acclaimed 2007 musical romantic comedy. disillusionment The soundtrack makes the wait worth it. The sequel has plenty of room to fill, and Disney veterans Alan Mencken and Stephen Schwartz have teamed up once again, producing music and lyrics in turn to do just that.
disillusionment Set 10 years after the events at the end of the first season, Gisele (Amy Adams), Robert (Patrick Dempsey) and Morgan are now in their teens (in disillusionment Gabriella Baldacchino) has a happy family life with Gisele and Robert’s young daughter, Sofia. When they move from Manhattan to the suburban, fictional town of Monroeville, the whole family embarks on a new adventure. While Gisele is excited about the move, things quickly go awry and when wishes go awry, it takes a bit of magic, the power of love, and lots of songs to get things right. Here are all 10 songs disillusionment Ranked from worst to best.
10. “More Enchanting (End)”
As the title suggests, “Even More Enchanted (Finale)” was the show’s final song. disillusionment. It’s also the shortest of the 10 at 1 minute 37 seconds — although it does incorporate some of Schwartz’s excellent lyrics about the biggest lie in a Disney princess movie: that everyone lives happily ever after. “While in my reality/forever may not exist, every moment is happy/even more/more enchanting,” Gisele sings, showing the maturity of her character from the song “Even More Enchanted”. As the finale plays out, however, it’s easy to forget Gisele’s solo for the first 10 minutes of the film, so it’s not the strongest flashback song. This, combined with the length of the song, makes it the lowest ranking.
9. “Andarasia”
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Contrary to the previous song, “Andalasia” is disillusionment. Don’t confuse “Andalasia” with Andalasia’s track of the same name. own The soundtrack is entirely composed by Menken. This “Andalasia” features another Manken Orchestra, along with a beautiful choir in harmony with the land of Andalasia, setting the tone of a fairy tale. disillusionment It features a return and new cast, with Griffin Newman voicing Gisele’s chipmunk friend and film narrator Pip. In the song, Pip tells the audience what happened in the first movie, and what happened between the end and the beginning of the movie. disillusionment.
Aside from the chorus, there’s not much singing in “Andalasia”, although it’s the longest of the 10 songs (4:30). Instead, it primarily features dialogue in which Pip tells the story to her sons Pip and Skip. Pip performed some funny little songs ownsuch as “True Love Kiss” and “From Then” in my opinion, it builds up the plot of the story very well. disillusionment, while reminding viewers of the greatness of its predecessor. However, the lack of vocals really puts it at the bottom of this chart.
8. “Moreover Obsessed”
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“Even More Enchanted” is Gisele’s first solo work, she started the trend of Disney princess costumes in 2017. own Play on classic Disney princess games while satirizing them all at once. It’s great to hear Adams’ innocent, ethereal voice again as Gisele emphasizes her princess-like qualities as she convinces Morgan that moving to Monroeville will change their lives.”Even more enchanting.Adams has a great belt at the end of the song, but as Gisele, her voice is naturally softer and softer, and Menken’s powerful, fast-paced arrangement almost immediately drowns out hers.
while watching giselle’s opening solo own, “Song of Happy Work” is one of three songs from the film to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song, and “More Obsessed” falls short in comparison. The chorus is catchy, but the lyrics aren’t Schwartz’s best. He is perhaps best known as a composer and lyricist sinisterthe film will be divided into two parts and will be released in 2024, the lines are as follows “We’ve moved away from the city lights/Bicycles and kites/Now we’ll be in the suburbs” Doesn’t reflect his talent. As her first solo, it might take some work, but the good news is it will only get better.
7. “The Power of Love (According)”
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“Love Power (Reprise)” is definitely the most emotional and lighthearted song on the album. disillusionmentIn tears, Adams sings to Morgan, telling her that she is the real daughter of Andalasia, and that no magic is stronger than the love she has for herself. It was a beautiful musical moment, with a melancholy arrangement that allowed Adams’ voice to sparkle even as it was about to burst. It reminds me of Ice 2 The most moving song is “The Next Right Thing”, which also has soft, deep vocals and lyrics that can bring listeners to tears. Despite its short length, it packs a huge emotional punch, helping it land a solid seventh spot.
6. “Fairy Tales of Life (After the Spell)”
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“Fairytale Life (after the Spell)” is a perfect transition from Monroeville to Monroe Lacia, following Gisele’s desire to give people a fairytale life. It’s a catchy dance, featuring families and villagers.Yes beauty and the Beast Gisele’s home appliances began to sing along, giving the number an impact both in sound and image. It also fits naturally with Menken’s 1991 Disney animated classic. disillusionment there is even beauty and the Beast The Easter egg in this song, the lyrics are from “Be Our Guest”. This is also the first time the audience heard Dempsey sing Robert’s full voice with Baldakino, who has a powerful voice. It’s a visually stunning figure that may not be musically memorable, but fits the story well.
5. Magic of Andalasia
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The Magic of Andalasia sees the return of Queen Nancy (Idina Menzel) and King Edward (James Marsden), the two of whom wed later in the year. own And back to the world of Andalasia’s animated fairy tales. It’s a simple song in which they show their goddaughter Sofia an Andalasian magic wand and explain the rules to her, but to match Edward’s over-hyped personality, it’s dramatic and hilarious. Morgan even asked sarcastically if Andalasians just spoke instead of singing, to which Gisele replied: “Not if we can help.”
Haunting 2 The development took 15 years, but what makes many viewers remember the first movie is that despite being a Tony Award-winning actress and singer, Menzel is the only character who was not given a song. It’s worth the wait to finally hear Menzel sing as Nancy, she and Marsden harmonize well, their stronger voices blending effortlessly with Mencken’s equally powerful orchestra. Short, sweet, precise and touching story disillusionment Goodbye.
4. “Perfect”
“perfect” is disillusionment The great song “I Want” belongs to Morgan. Like the other “I Want” songs in Disney’s catalog, this one stands out on the soundtrack, and Valdacchino truly owns it with her innocence, determination, and crystal clear belt that makes her blend in with other modern-day Disney princesses. As an added bonus, the film opens with Broadway actors Michael McCorry Rose, Ann Harada, and James Monroe Iglehart, who only sing for about 40 seconds throughout the film. Their song “Hard Times For Heroes” featuring Dempsey was cut, but fortunately it appeared on the soundtrack as a demo.
3. “Fairy Tale of Life (Wish)”
After “More Fascination” was a bit disappointing, disillusionment Give Adams time to shine in “A Fairy Tale Life (Wish).” The orchestra is more in line with her vocals, her vocals and Schwartz’s lyrics taking center stage. It’s a great story show with the following lyrics “What would I do if I didn’t belong here / Life could never be a fairy tale?” This explains Gisele’s feelings behind her decision to use the wish wand. Since this is the hysterical event of the movie, the music is built with her. Here’s a hint for another Menken ballad, Ariel’s “Part of Your World” little Mermaid, there are also characters who feel out of their own world and yearn for a change. This is a strong emotional number, disillusionment This has proven to be Adams’ forte.
2. “The Power of Love”
‘Love Power’ is the biggest, boldest song ever disillusionment soundtrack. It reunites Menzel, Broadway’s original El Faba, with Schwartz, and while it’s not exactly “gravity defying,” it’s the perfect number to showcase the power of her voice, which was severely lacking in the first film. The song sounds like a Broadway fit, and Menzel totally owns it, just as she did with her most famous Disney song, frozen “Let it go.” The lyrics even poke fun at the Oscar-winning song, “Let it grow/Let it shine.”
The choruses are pretty repetitive, but that just makes it more engaging and gets the message across, even if it’s a bit goofy and has a double that some people love power and some people understand and can harness the power of love. What Schwartz himself understood was the audience’s frustration with Menzel’s absence. own With the soundtrack, he delivers the power ballad they’ve been waiting for. While Menzel definitely uses a belt throughout the song, the large belt at the end makes the opening sound like she’s warming up. It was a really impressive performance, and with Menzel also releasing the single “Love Power,” it wouldn’t be surprising if it turned out to be a modern Disney classic.
1. “Bagger”
end disillusionment The story revolves around the battle between the evil stepmother from the fairy tale Giselle and Queen Malvina (Maya Rudolph), who later challenges the throne of Monro Lasia. Before this physical fight, they dueled in a musical battle unlike any in the movies. They go head-to-head, trying to prove to each other that they’re “worse” than the other, and it’s clear from the opening notes that “Badder” is an excellent song. disillusionment Make the audience want to dance and sing along.
It joins Disney’s list of great villain songs while addressing a host of villains, from Maleficent to Cruella, who think they’re worse than themselves. Menken’s orchestra was filled with raucous brass, and in an interview with Zawavi, Menken said the song turned into a “sexy rumba”. It’s reminiscent of the villain in another Marsden movie, “Miss Crab Baltimore.” hairsprayMichelle Pfeiffer performs a spooky cha-cha show. In a movie with fewer soundtracks, “Love Power” may have taken the top spot, but “Badder” is the one. disillusionment Amazing secret weapon.