Miranda Rutledge

It started off well. We had some good characters, and we had somw good conflict. However, the ending felt rushed, and I wish instead of "Oh yay, your mom isn't evil anymore because we fixed it" we had a major twist, like Uliana still pranks her, even without the book, and when Red and Chloe go back thinking they fixed everything, The Queen of Hearts is still just as evil or even more evil, and they have to figure out what they did wrong.

In my opinion, this was a very sweet short, and it was well animated. However, I found it a little odd that characters from Wish were included, because when this came out, Wish hadn't even come out. Another thing is, only some characters were there, such as characters from Cars, or Merida from Brave, or even some Finding Nemo and Finding Dory Characters when Disney literally owns Pixar. They could've also included some animated Disney Channel characters, such as Phineas and Ferb, or even characters from The Owl House (Though people would probably complain). Some characters from Soul and Elementals would've also been nice. But it was still very wonderful, and it was a sweet way to see how far Disney has come.

This movie is amazing. It covers real issues, like bullying and loss. I highly recommend watching it with the family

I love that it has horror elements but is actually safer for kids. Now, yes, I know the third problem is unsolvable (unless you use the secret codes), but it provides a challenge, even if it isn't educational. The thing I hate is the sensitivity.

This is probably one of the best shows I have ever watched. It has many positive aspects, but there is one thingI would like to note. Trump and Chess look about 15-18, and yet they are potential boyfriends for Ari, who is either 13 or 12. I think parents would feel safer about letting kids watch this show if they were more big brother type figures than as boyfriends, but that's just my opinion.