cinderella
...ere many differences between the movie and the original story, the idea remained the same. The movie, as well as the story, described Cinderella as a young pretty girl, who was humble and hardworking. Her only friends were the animals who helped her finish her chores so she could attend the ball. Another similarity between the movie and the original story is when Cinderella left her slipper on the stairway of the King’s palace; the prince used the slipper to find his bride. Disney movies are usually colorful and musical. Some characters from “Cinderella” were either not mentioned, were replaced by different characters, or were described differently. In the movie, a fairy godmother was the one who gave Cinderella her beautiful dress, instead of the tree on her mother’s graveyard, as described in the original story. The stepsisters were described as being beautiful in “Cinderella,” while they were ugly with unpleasant voices in the movie. Both stepsisters were evil in the movie, but in the written story, the younger sister had a little sympathy for Cinderella. In the original story, the party at the King’s palace lasted for three days, but in the movie it was only for one night. The most important of all the differences between the two versions was the part when the stepsisters tried the slipper on. In “Cinderella,” the stepmother gave her daughters a knife to cut off their toes or heels to make the slipper fit their feet. In the movie, the two sisters tried to make the slipper fit their feet, but there was no knife or blood. I enjoyed watching the Disney version better than reading the original story of “Cinderella.” Disney made the story easy to understand for children, and they did a very good job in making Cinderella a children-friendly movie without changing the main idea and lessons of the origi...