Leap! - Nostalgia Critic

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It used to be all over streaming platforms, but was it actually any good? Nostalgia Critic gives his thoughts on this bizarre ballerina movie. Let's take a look at Leap!.
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Ballerina (titled Leap! in the United States) is a 2016 3D computer-animated musical adventure comedy film co-directed by Éric Summer and Éric Warin and written by Summer, Carol Noble and Laurent Zeitoun. A co-production between Canadian and French companies, the film takes place in 1880s France and follows a poor orphan girl who dreams of becoming a ballerina and gets a chance to audition for the celebrated school of the Paris Opera Ballet.
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[@WillcraftAnimations]

I'm weirdly annoyed at the Statue of Liberty already being green even though it's not even finished yet. Being made of copper, it should still be brown at this point. Is that an insignificant detail compared to everything else going on? Probably. But it's such an obvious oversight with such an easy fix that it still bothers me enough to mention.

[@Thepopcornator]

Okay, how did Doug manage to say 'Odette' so many times and not make a single Swan Princess joke?

[@billyjoecobra2517]

My little sister was obssesed with this movie. It makes her fight for her dream of being a dancer. Don't understimate the power of children's movies.

[@jabuchananable]

Having the boy be a prince was just as essential to the story as the girl from The Black Cauldron being a princess.

[@cohennorman8564]

Wow. I completely forgot this existed. Can’t believe someone finally talked about it.

[@coolnerdlll6053]

And the award for most random movie the Nostalgia Critic has ever reviewed goes to...Leap! Seriously, how was that even an option?

[@apollorock3r244]

I’m surprised that Doug hasn’t realized this is the 2nd time a movie with Elle Fanning has the Nutcracker being part of the plot, the first being the Nutcracker 3D. I was expecting a reference of this movie somewhere in this review. XD

[@jeremyearl5724]

Malcolm threateningly saying “Leap as well” has the same energy as him staring at the Critic for no particular reason.

[@TheGrossDemon]

Man everytime the main girl says "noooo" I lost it. The part where she repeats it but it's entirely lifeless, amazing

[@SevenEllen]

"Sing", "Dance", and now "Leap", up next "Sit" and it's upcoming sequel "Read."

[@TslilTapiro]

"he can force exposition like a kingdom hearts game"

[@vwgames49]

Critic: “Am I the only one who felt like this movie was everywhere?”

[@dragonlynx9969]

"You're the first person to show me kindness in this city."

[@d2cool165]

The prince should've been Camille's boyfriend or brother. It would've made more sense imo because he could've been trying to sabotage her, seeing as how he dragged her from practice.

[@kingmagnus4009]

“He can force exposition like a Kingdom Hearts game.”

[@ManicWolf]

"Am I the only one that felt like this movie was everywhere?"

[@AforAwesome3604]

I am a ballerina. And even though this movie is for kids I still love how the dancing looks, because it is very accurate! The also have correct ballet term correct, which other dance movies usually get wrong. (And the scene where they are arguing en point with all the sound effects is called bourre 😊)

[@vegavisions97]

I really hope he eventually reviews “A Monster In Paris”

[@dancepiglover]

As a ballet teacher, her “training” makes me cringe. No way could she even try to keep up with the other girls at that level. She didn’t even know the ballet terms for quite a while. How could she follow instructions in class?