A love scene from Ever After: A Cinderella Story. (1998)

[@missjunie55]

"I kneel before you, not as a prince, but as a man in love...but I would feel like a king if you, Danielle DeBarbarac, would be my wife". This is my all-time favorite scene in the movie and I know these words by heart. It is simply one of the most romantic lines ever!!! I smile like an idiot everytime I watch this movie and hear these lines spoken. Where are all the romantic men?!!!

[@Nikita4ever7000]

The Feminists of the World have Destroyed some of them and the Rest are Afraid to come out. They don't know if We are Feminists or If We want Men to act like Men. Plus this Generation is raising their Sons Not to be Romantic.

[@JackieD318]

I start crying like Danielle every time he says that line! Purely amazing 💘

[@elliehansen2582]

The shoe fits, she’s the right Cinderella in the ball

[@angelalott2383]

Lol I'm guessing all the romantic men are already married >_

[@ChiTwnLink]

I'm that guy. But I'm gay 🤣😂

[@haileyreaves4490]

I love the fact that she saved herself! This movie is so underrated! Best Cinderella movie....

[@Musse2009]

How can you possibly think this is the best cinderella movie when you think it's so underrated??

[@asherikamichaela8425]

Mustafa I believe you're thinking of "overrated," which is the exact opposite. 🙂 Just saying. I too think it's the best Cinderella movie.

[@marcoantoniohernadez8149]

Exactly...!!

[@beatrixthegreat1138]

I love this movie so and you’re right, it’s the best ever

[@thepinoychoppingboard1012]

@@Musse2009 well this movie was indeed underrated and in spite of that, it is still the best Cinderella adaptation.

[@Caroline-ex6mh]

This is so...everything. At her lowest moment, when she has no home..is covered in dirt..and was nearly assaulted..a man..not only a prince..but a man in love wanted her when she possibly thought that she had reached the end..absolutely incredible

[@lovefaithhope2007]

💗🌄🌅

[@KP-ej7gc]

It makes me emotional, ngl

[@musicalapril23]

Absolutely ❤️

[@laceandribbonsviolin]

This is a picture of how God and Jesus see us😍

[@royaldiadem324]

@@laceandribbonsviolin and Kingdom Marriage!!!! God bless you sister ❤

[@MPDLR]

one of the finest, greatest, most underrated movies ever.

[@Musse2009]

how can you think it's one of the finest and greatest movie when you think it's underrated???

[@MelissaSmith-yp6pi]

Couldn't agree more

[@MPDLR]

@@Musse2009 Because I'm just one person from a potential audience of billions.

[@cristya2042]

I believe its the best version of cinderella... I absolutely love ittttt💖💕💓😍👍👌💯

[@Elvis-hy2fl]

I had it on VHS.

[@TheGeekMonster]

The sweetest scene ever. The humble way he kneels down, picks up her filthy, muddy foot, and tenderly slips off her shoe. And when she's overcome and crying, he just waits there, quietly, letting her have her moment of emotion. They just don't make em like this anymore!

[@juanitamorgan5475]

I really like this particular scene because Danielle was not rescued by a prince she was able to save herself from the common Thief who was basically her master because her stepmother sold her but she was able to rescue herself without being rescued by a prince so I really like that

[@MintyCanRead]

Yay! She rescues herself! I loved the rest of the movie but this is what made it top of the list of romantic movies for me. Hollywood, give us more damsels in distress saving themselves, please. I love that Danielle is brave and resourceful while still being allowed to be kind, gentle and at times vulnerable. I feel like most directors think 'strong' women have to be hard and tough-talking at all times, which is so far removed from reality that it makes me cringe when I see it.

[@jenniferhiemstra5228]

Yes please and thank you!! That one of a million reasons why I adore this movie, she's still is quite independent, strong minded, resourceful, super intelligent, etc. but never actually comes off 'tough talking' or rough, she's still considerate of others and still a 'lady' :) I'll be seeing the musical of this soon, and frankly the videos I've already seen kind of make me cringe for the very same reasons you mention...they gave Danielle an ultra feminist 'I don't need a man' slant, heck she even sings a song about it called "who needs love?"...when Danielle wasn't about that AT ALL. She was about ethical and considerate treatment for everyone, no matter their station in life, but all the while knowing to gain this, one must do it themselves to achieve it. Not because she's a woman on a feminist mission...but because it's right for all. She certainly wanted those in her station to be treated ethically and humanely but not the to politically correct detriment of another group. I'm afraid I'm gonna be disappointed in the musical...but there's no guarantee it's going to broadway and I've been following it since it was announced back in about 2008 or so that it was coming to the stage. I've always thought it would great stage material in some fashion.

[@tinahuttner7280]

Yup but unfortunately in those times you had to marry a person of "status".highly doubt this hardly happened in that time.

[@leenamustafabooks1377]

Yes I agree with you, strong doesn't mean unfriendly or rude, these days all stronger female characters are either sassy or simply mean, they need to make more female leads like Daniel. She was graceful, well educated,and I loved her way with words, the way she talked with her head high, and the confidence in her voice, we don't see this type of character these days.

[@olivemarinade]

Sorry. This is gonna be a long comment. Your comment just remind me of my late mom. She was very brave and strong despite her small body. Our father was once a fugitive. He had to leave the country in hurry. He was accused of a crime which he did not commit. Leaving us, our dear mom and us, 8 siblings, 1 was in Jordan, furthering her study. I still how chaos the situation was. Intelligent police kept coming question our family especially our mom. Our mom made a wise decision to bring us back to our father's village, built a home on his little piece of land using her money from the her land that she mortgage (to her only brother which later betrayed her) and raised us there. For more than 3 years, we did not receive any news from our father. With 7 children, our family struggle financially. Without no proper certificate, she could not get a proper job. She did finish high school and got a good result but her dad (our late grandpa) didn't allow her to continue study. So, she could only rely on her knowledge. Offering to become a tutor, babysitting, asking restaurants and schools' kitchen to allow her put the snacks that she made for selling, sewing clothes, working at school kitchen, selling ointment and herbs. Yup, she was smart and excellent at multiple job. She was great at networking and being in social situation. She is respected by the community even until now after years of her passing. She was very kind and gentle. She never had ill intention. There were many times, a refugee came to our house brought many items for selling. Our mom even invited her into our house, treat her kindly, serve her cold drink and some biscuits while she look for item or goods that probably need. So is towards other seller. If she could not buy, she refuse them kindly and apologize for not being able to help. As far as I remember, she never said curse words or bad words. When she became sick near the end of her life, many of her friend visited her and provide some help to our family. Even until now, they are still kind to our family and keep reminisce of our late mom and how well her kids turn out to be. Sometimes, i think that she was perfect. Seem like never rest and had a huge amount of energy. Had she ever felt tired, sad, angry or perhaps display some feelings? Sometimes, i hope that she can share more of her feeling to us. It was very hard to read her face to guess her emotion. She would always be my definition of a strong woman and a human. Resilient, gentle and kind-hearted. Not all of our siblings were excellent academically and financially, but we all have a good behaviour. Thanks to our mom who educated us how to treat people respectfully and kindly.

[@WhiteBraveheart1]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Men must rescue their princesses.

[@latrolettteeeeeee]

I always cry when she covers her face because she's not even thinking about him but how horrible her life has been. Her face screams exhaustion.

[@ber1779]

How horrible what has been?

[@latrolettteeeeeee]

@@ber1779 HER LIFE ,YOU FREAK.

[@SR-iy4gg]

@@ber1779 Did you read what you were replying to? "how horrible her life has been"

[@bigkahuna1919]

​@@ber1779her life dummy

[@SamuelDJCox]

Yes. THIS. 1000%. That’s the element of it which makes it so perfect. You can tell it’s the overwhelming final realisation after years of abuse, someone being kind and loving to you and making you feel safe, she’s finally able to accept that all the horrid things done to her were not her fault and yes she didn’t deserve to be treated that way. After years of being made to think she did and bearing the guilt and torturing herself day in and day out that she isn’t trying hard enough or being good enough to be worthy of their love. She’s finally able to accept that she was never wrong. Her tears are the tears of someone finally being told they can be free of punishing themselves and trying to be good to fix the faults of others. That subtle human nuance is so movingly conveyed, it makes the scene all the more moving.

[@MiracleWinchester]

I love how she does not leap into his arms immediately because she had the sense to do so. Just because the Prince was in love with her did not mean everything was already fun and dandy. He still had to convince her that his royalty meant nothing to him. You can see how happy she already felt when he said her name and when he showed her the shoe. But still, she was in her senses not to leap into his arms then. She still knows that she’s a commoner and he is the crown prince. She was not a moron was my point.

[@lpycb42]

She wasn’t a commoner lol. She was actually a lady, so their marriage would be legit.

[@123anythin]

@@lpycb42 she was a commoner. Her father was a “lord of the manor” which then meant an untitled/unranked property and landowner. Hence her joy and excitement welcoming titled nobility into her family when her father remarries to the Baroness. When meeting Henry, she uses her mother’s name, Nicole de Lancret, under a false title “Comtesse/Countess” which her mother never was. However, using this title was the only way she would be able to save Maurice. If she were a lady or the daughter of nobility, she definitely would not have been in the predicament she was throughout the movie, because laws in France since the Middle Ages protected the aristocracy from servitude and debt.

[@TheMormonSorceress]

years of abuse made her think she's a commoner

[@izzybeau8183]

I was glad she didn't leap into his arms frankly i was so angry he rejected her at the ball only thinking about himself, meanwhile not thinking about what punishment awaits her or how her stepmother turned her into a servant from abuse and then goes to get married to a spanish princess?! Not to mention she almost got molested by that psycho. All she lied about was her name because she was always a lady even though people tried to take that from her. He was only thinking of himself and thanks to her she helped to see the bigger picture. "The people are the legs you stand on, that position deserves respect" he even admitted she has more passion then him who "had everything" but still wasn't happy. Glad DaVinci gave it to him You don't deserve her

[@DamontheDemon7]

You know, I never thought of that. You truly are an insightful genius! P.S. I am so NOT being sarcastic.

[@patwood263]

I think it is the BEST Cinderella story both for children and adults - inspiring and sooooo romantic Henry was

[@lauriesmith4575]

"No. The part where you said my *name*." That is my absolutely favorite line in this entire film. Seven words. Seven simple words that convey so much.

[@smnx127]

Drew was amazing in this film. Both their acting and chemistry was genuine and heartfelt.

[@allydr90]

His face of happiness right when she reaches out to jump into his arms.

[@RavenandKidFlash]

This movie is one of the reasons I'm such a hopeless romantic.

[@norairene2658]

I love the fact that at the end she has one of each shoe on- to me it shows the spilt between the lives she had been living throughout the movie. Even if she marries the prince her past does not get erased

[@DamontheDemon7]

Hmm… A bold interpretation indeed.

[@rppvt]

@@DamontheDemon7 but extremely accurate...

[@DamontheDemon7]

@@rppvt Yes indeed. I was just complimenting her comment. Not many people are so wise or intelligent enough to notice such amazing detail. I didn't mean to sound sarcastic or doubtful.

[@sanshrita4087]

Their relationship is so... refreshing.... both are equals in every manner in love and they proved it... it’s beautiful

[@ListenToyourHeart9898]

I loved it so much when Henry said this to Danielle: SHE’S MY MATCH IN EVERY WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SamsSister2007]

This always makes me cry. Definitely the best cinderella movie ever

[@phantomwaltz]

this movie is the most romantic but also realistic cinderella story ever. drew barrymore was EXCELLENT as the lovely and intelligent and adventurous woman.

[@MelissaMunro-r1h]

I love this movie. Can't say how much times I've seen it 💞

[@melaniecravens7240]

I loved where she carried him out. On her back when gypsies had them hilarious.

[@sidneycute2006]

I always love how she didn’t even bat an eye as he said “I came to rescue you.” Then she was, “Yea, right.” And scoffed her way😂

[@arkadashi]

One of the best takes on the Cinderella story, ever!!!!! Sadly underrated!!!!!

[@TheSutphen]

"I kneel before you not as a prince but as a man in love" that line is so romantic, that's when I fell in love with the proposal.

[@IntoBlackHouse]

This scene is so effective at pulling my heartstrings because of Danielle’s appearance. She’s all dirty and dressed very commonly. This point is emphasized when Henry takes off her work-worn shoe revealing the plain gray stocking and then slides the exquisite glass slipper onto her foot. And when she clasps her blackened hands to her dirty face and sobs. Maybe it’s because we all fantasize about being rescued at our lowest points by someone who unconditionally accepts us. I recognize that she is very pretty which helps but still. Also knowing how Danielle has been worked hard most of her life, to see her being offered the world when she’s all tattered and lowly is so satisfying.

[@JenniferSanchez-ez4yr]

All people deserve this level of ❤️

[@JAV619]

One of my ALL TIME favorite movies. I must have watched it over 100 times in a row when it came out on DVD. Even all these years later i can still recall almost all of his lines by heart.

[@Scottsteaux63]

"Say it again..." "I'm sorry..." "No...the part where you said my name." I was in tears by that line.

[@joisey10]

Both when he says he's sorry and when he's waiting for her answer, the look on his face shows that he's expecting her to keep him suffering. To keep him waiting and to keep punishing him for what he did to her. But right when she does the exact opposite, in both instances, his face begins to glow. I love that!

[@leelohaskin7941]

Well tbh she isn't nor was that kind of gal, thankfully

[@Cossett88]

Henry:Please Danielle Danielle: say it again Henry: Im sorry Danielle: No! The part when you said my name Henry: Danielle 😱😱😱😱😱😱😍😍😍😍😍 love it

[@Dragon1813]

I love that part. Because the look on his face says that he'll say he's sorry however many times he needs to, he doesn't care he'll do it.

[@chinllanos6392]

this should be the type of "Cinderella" children and adolescent alike should be watching. no magic, no fairy godmother but a realistic touch which makes it more believable and definitely relatable; erasing the ambitious plasticity of fictional characters we idolize these days.

[@MariaGarcia-eg4wk]

I love this movie l can watch it over and over, thanks😊

[@KendoGurl]

What I love about this scene is how incredibly real it is, from both their points of view and the resolve to their love story. The emotions in this scene are so believable from Henry's attempts to get her forgiveness and understanding and Danielles question as to why a man who says she was 'just like the girls who were after him for his station' comes for her. The disbelief and joy that he is proposing, the happiness the he is finally able to see her as Danielle the peasant and not the Countess Nicole. Both these characters had their moments but in the end the love never really died not for Danielle who was publicly humiliated, sure Henry needed to be knocked a few times before he realizes that she was true to him from the beginning and how he never really stopped loving her.

[@rowanaforrest9792]

What Henry will soon find out is that while Danielle is a commoner, she is the daughter of a landowner and should have been raised as a lady of the house. It was only her stepmother's jealousy, bitterness, and meanness that relegated Danielle to servant status. Commoners who owned land were a definite step above those who didn't own land.

[@ponka9076]

A masterpiece ❤️

[@Sydthekid9612]

prince: "I stand in front of you a prince in love, but I would feel like a king if you would be my wife" Me: "awwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!"

[@sophieamandaleitontoomey9343]

After watching her struggle and suffer so much over the course of the story, seeing her so happy and so loved is very cathartic.

[@sycamoreleaves74]

I remember seeing this when it first came out. And 20 years later I'm still crying at this scene. It hurts as you get older moreso ... It made me believe in love again.

[@333br]

This is one of the only few fairy tale romantic scenes, that makes me want to bawl like a baby....

[@irlsifm]

So beautiful, I fancy for a romance like henry and danielle

[@Bibaby2599]

Daniral Skywalker don't we all

[@danrichardson60]

The wedding singer and ever after. Make drew Barrymore unforgettable in my book.

[@WishfulThinkingArt]

I just love the shot we get of Danielle's feet, with one foot in her servant shoe and the other in the glass slipper. Such a beautiful scene! :-D

[@ALFREDOPOKEMON]

The part when you say my name. Oh god that moment was so liberating for her and to be accepted for who she atually is

[@triciad.9371]

One of my FAVORITE movies of all times!❤

[@orlandobabe]

This is a fairy tale adaptation worth seeing! Not any of those Disney live action remakes.

[@thepinoychoppingboard1012]

Omg, I don't even dare compare this to those overhyped adaptations but unsatisfying overall.

[@orlandobabe]

The Pinoy Chopping Board 101 thank you

[@Nocturne22]

The awkward "hello" at the beginning from both of them, haha

[@bettyochoa7467]

loves it since age five and it still gets to me every time I'm crying cause they don't make love this beautiful anymore

[@MsGothlover]

This scene always makes me cry! Especially when they embraced! It was so beautiful!

[@DocPrime88]

Absolutely love this movie. I watched it with my mother growing up and it’s my favorite Cinderella movie. I wish we still had good movies like this being made.

[@melissagrant2536]

This is one of my favorite movies they all did a good job i love this movie and i believe there was a cinderlla

[@Babyfaceloca16]

so did i.. a lot of fairy tales were true.... i live one.... my prince was manipulated and now he's confused forever.... he left me again.... 13 years and two times with fate.... he made his choice to let the devil continue to trick him... i'm forever walking alone as an ice queen....

[@eweshepard4780]

Luna Faye I can relate

[@aineodubhthaigh2055]

@@Babyfaceloca16 Princes DO come around!

[@LadySaundra]

Did you notice the goofy happy look he gives right before she hugs him? ^_^ I never noticed it until watching it today, lol.

[@mariaclark6313]

Strong scene of self defense & show of love. She is a strong young lady. I love when she ask him to say her name again. That is being in love listening to you love say your name. Aww pure Love ❤

[@ListenToyourHeart9898]

This is the most heartbreaking scene in the whole movie 🎥 i cry every single time I see this scene Drew Barrymore played Danielle so excellent specially in this scene she is my favourite Cinderella character!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@imnotaprincessimaveela329]

This is the best Cinderella movie and is so inderrated Drew is an amazing actress

[@masrahman8231]

Most probably the best but yet so underrated Cinderella story💕👏

[@goodenoughgirl8102]

This is such a great movie. It's not really just about love, but hope, on so many levels.

[@gloriahanes5338]

My favorite movie of all time !!! I could have watched this in theaters over and over again for months on end and never, ever tire of seeing "A Cinderella Story" which actually depicts a true event for all to witness and experience and Drew Barrymore is an awesome actress with a long line of Barrymore thespians.

[@tillietoadstool7]

i will never forget the words prince henry said to danielle in his proposal to her, such love for her, respect and intense passion. i could watch that over and over, and hear those words forever in my dreams. a true love story, she what what prince henry needed all along. his words will be a legacy forever.

[@jmagnifique87]

I will never get tired watching this part!! I just love it

[@jasikajasika7148]

1998 the first time i see this movies. I will never tired to watch it, 😍😍🥺

[@arkadashi]

It's incredible, this scene still brings tears of joy, to my eyes!!!!

[@msdarcy33]

"I kneel before you not as a king, but as a man in love"....what is it about that one line that just gets me...:)

[@shellybellie132]

Seen this movie a million times thanks to my niece and I just noticed his huge smile. Sweetest moment ever

[@pbbcanada]

Those were the days... no technology, just real life experiences!!! Real LOVE too!!!

[@emilysahlen9164]

I quoted every word with tears streaming down my face.

[@debi8494]

I truly love that Dougray, played the romantic Prince, with depth and sincerity, not cartoonish👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻👩🏻‍🦰💜

[@terriu8826]

Totally agree with others...best version, and OMG the Soundtrack

[@DgM70]

Yes, It is a very beautiful movie. Love this proposal ! and the part at the very end of the movie where the old lady says at the end, " The point is, that they lived" .....

[@diamondstuddedpunchingbag4718]

This and the scene before is one the many many reasons why this is the absolute BEST version of Cinderella!!!! They never show that she's a great swordsman...but after seeing the things she's done you completely believe that she would be able to do the things she threatened to do to the bad guy!! It's just so perfect!!

[@Sanaa_K_Mohamed]

This is my favourite and by far the best version of a Cinderella story ever made.

[@bigOmedrano]

Always hits me.....I offered you world....(a name, any name he said) at the first test of honor I betrayed your trust (broke her heart at the ball) But really gets when he says please Danielle as she is walking away, scared that he lost his chance and being king will no longer mean nothing when you let the world slip through your hands

[@carnybusiness7432]

Dude, I regret not watching this film sooner. Only watched this film a few months ago. I love this version of Cinderella, and I love this scene.

[@laesposadecarlos01]

She's my match in every way!! I love this movie even though is 11 years old, it's incredible. The fact that they are french and talk like english people doesn't matter

[@rosemarieetruiste5642]

Never fails to fascinate me. Transports me to the same era, time, makes me feel i'm there with the characters❤still the best movie for me❤❤❤

[@queen__dom]

this scene never fails to make me cry every single time...

[@zoebenson5249]

The way she smile's when Henry says "Danielle" I love this underrated movie

[@BabyGirl-o3m]

This is the movie that made me become a fan of Drew Barrymore ❤️💝for me SHE is the Real Cinderella- I love that movie so much since my childhood

[@lauraung6440]

Every time I watch this scene I get goose bumps, Love this movie

[@animequeendrawer]

I know everyone goes on and on about Henry’s sweet purpose. But I just cried my eyes out when Henry called Danielle and not her mother’s name. It was like Danielle still felt like half of herself was being seen by Henry. And it must have been hard pretending to be HALF of who you are. And let’s not forget Danielle had no idea how her mom reacts around her father. She never experienced what her parents behaved like when they were in love. The only mother figure never showed her any ounce of how to be affectionate towards someone. So, Danielle was basically winging it the whole time. And I love that, when we think of Cinderella she has never sourced to violence, worked hard, kind towards everyone she meets, and courageously throughout the hard times. And lots of girls think they have to like that to be noticed. And the truth is you don’t. Danielle is more human because she showed us she gets angry and yes she has a sense to put her foot down and say no. That is why I love this movie more than all the other remakes they did. Because nothing comes more human more realistic and reliable than this.

[@karicewillis]

Almost everything you said was spot on, 😀 but Danielle did resort to violence at least twice. Punching Marguerite in the face, giving her a black eye for mentioning her dead Mother. And pulling the sword of Pierre so he'd let her go. Both of these were totally justified, but violent. 💡

[@LaurenAmberlaurenaPoole]

MY FAVORITE MOVIE IN THE WHOLE WORLD thiss make me want to cry... everytime i watch this i m so happy lol its an addiction!

[@joannethornton5894]

Makes me cry every time!

[@noteveryonecansing7866]

And one of the most beautiful proposal scenes;)

[@angelabeltran3320]

❤❤❤ Love this part of this wonderful film

[@Mabby007]

I swear this is one of my all time fave movies ever. I know every line in this scene isn't that sad? I don't know how many times I've seen this movie on the big screen and on tv. I love love this movie!

[@babsnadoy]

I love how contrite and sincere Henry is. His expression really shows how much he loves her and how much he regretted treating her so badly. But I wish she should have let him fuss a little bit before giving in. I love grovel scenes, just so you know, LOL!

[@flavarz]

Lovely and gracious to the very end. Brilliant cast. One of my faves❤

[@madeleinegoodhew5718]

I adore drew barrymore!! This is my all time fave movie still to this day!!! Never been kissed is number 2!❣

[@reesejabs1895]

I love how the proposal is with the shoe that is from her mother's dress, which the baroness tried to steal from her.

[@janicezeno1070]

the most memorable movie of my life....I cried over this movie because it touched my heart and soul....omg I thought only of us, especially the part she pretended to be someone else and he finds out, but his heart loves her very much....she felt so ashamed like I do sometimes....she sorta reminds me of myself....and he reminds me of you....greatest love story ever told....one of my favorites....have a wonderful day my love.... going to take a shower now, but will return very soon....please wait 4 me....bbs...♥

[@benjjerman]

This movie is the best alternate version of Cinderella. Just beautifully made.

[@virginiabatista2116]

This is one of my favorite movie when I was a child.

[@lauraung6440]

The Greatest proposal Love Scene Ever in a Cinderella movie. This was Drew Berrymore’s Best movie & Dougray Scott. Just love this movie and how he Got down to propose to her🤭🤭❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@lindamanas6735]

The chemistry between Drew Barrymore and Dougray Scott is wonderful. What a beautiful pairing they are.

[@Tovichina]

My favourite movie ever!! Just found my DVD and been watching it daily, literally! 😅

[@blanchablancha7932]

I watch that movie over and over again..its a great movie

[@TheSutphen]

This is my favorite cinderella movie by far! I love drew barrymoore and she looks so beautiful in this movie!

[@breezzybabbii19]

Favorite movie of all time

[@sarahheri7027]

there is NOTHING sweeter than their little kisses in the end of it! like - this is a tiny, tiny detail, and i am here for it

[@jlspurple5]

Henry's face at 2:49 is so cute. 😍

[@flightforge30]

Damn!! This was my most favorite part of the movie!!! Ive just watch this movie again 2 days back on MBC Max!!

[@NB1111]

One Of My Favorite Movies & My Favorite Part... The Happily Everafter We All Hope For...

[@rianiagustina30]

Can't believe just watched this in 2017. So impressed with the storyline and all. No wonder the new Walt Disney version put me asleep. It's not a sin to put a twist in a fairytale as they also did in Maleficent. Well done.

[@LiddyBug25]

This is my favorite part of this movie! I wish I had that type of relationship. To tell the truth I've never had one before.

[@heysally03]

My favorite movie EVER! it stays in my dvd player all year round!