Barbie Mariposa & the Fairy Princess 2013 123movies

Watch: Barbie Mariposa & the Fairy Princess 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – As the royal Ambassador of Flutterfield, the butterfly-fairy, Mariposa, along with her purple puffball-pet, Zee, travels to the magical fairy-kingdom of Shimmervale to make peace with the Crystal Fairies. Almost instantly, Mariposa becomes friends with King Regellius’ timid daughter, Princess Catania, unbeknownst to them that the spiteful fairy, Gwyllion, and her pet-bat, Boris, are bent on destroying Shimmervale by turning the land’s precious crystals into rocks. However, with the power of friendship, anything is possible. Will Mariposa and Catania save the beautiful realm before it’s too late?.
Plot: Mariposa becomes the Royal Ambassador of Flutterfield, and is sent to bring peace between her fairy land and their rivals, the Crystal Fairies of Shimmervale. While Mariposa doesn’t make a great first impression on the King, she becomes fast friends with his shy daughter, Princess Catania. However, a misunderstanding causes Mariposa to be banished from their fairy land. As Mariposa and Zee returns to Flutterfield, they encounter a dark fairy on her way to destroy Shimmervale. Mariposa rushes back and helps Princess Catania to save their fairy land and together, the two girls prove that the best way to make a friend, is to be a friend.
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	6.1/10 Votes: 1,332
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no.2 rain on how hot the mom/ love interest is. (there was no mom, so..)
He looked like my friends little brother. He has the babiest face of all the love interests. But we girlz do like them diamonds. 6/10 for looks. 8/10 for personality, -1 for rlly fake accent.

Back to original Barbie but with mixed results
It is very easy to meet the ‘Barbie’ films with a lot of dislike and scorn and they are all very lowly rated here (despite some favourable reviews). It is understandable to take issue with the dialogue (a fair few are ropy in this regard), the predictability of the stories, the odd annoying character, the animation in a few (not all are well animated) and whether there is enough for adults to keep interest.

Despite not being the main target audience, to me they are mostly better than given credit for and don’t deserve to be dismissed as baby-ish and for little girls only (a very narrow minded generalisation). Most of them look good if not having the polish of studios specialising in computer animation (Pixar for one), often great music, good lessons and messages, a good deal of charm, have their heart in the right place and have entertaining characters well voiced (some had actors of considerable calibre like Tim Curry, Anjelica Huston and Kelsey Grammar) and a likable title character that particularly young girls can relate to.

‘Barbie Mariposa and the Fairy Princess’ is not one of the best ‘Barbie’ films. It is not as good as ‘Nutcracker’, ‘Diamond Castle’, ‘Island Princess’, ‘Pink Shoes’, ‘Prince and the Pauper’ and ‘The 12 Dancing Princesses’ (‘Rapunzel’ and ‘Swan Lake’ are remembered with fondness too). It is a long way from one of the worst ‘Barbie’ films too. It is much better than ‘A Fairy Secret’, ‘A Fashion Fairytale’ and ‘The Princess and the Popstar’. Instead it is a middling effort.

There are flaws here. While there is some cuteness and charm, the story is very thin and tends to plod along and go barely anywhere. Some of the characters, especially the clichéd and fairly underwritten Carlos, are bland, thankfully there are no annoying ones but characterisation is fairly thin on the ground. The dialogue was never a strong suit in ‘Barbie’ films, some of it is very ropy and rarely feels natural in flow.

However, the animation for a computer animated film to not have Pixar’s name on it is not bad at all, pretty good actually. It never ever gets Video Brinquedo, Spark Plug Entertainment or ‘The Swan Princess’ CGI-animated and ‘Alpha and Omega’ sequels bad, even in the slightly less impressive spots it is the complete anti-thesis in comparison. There are some bright colours and handsome and imaginative backgrounds, as well as characters that do move with freedom. The soundtrack is cute and catchy, though there has always been a preference for the classical music-oriented ones.

Although the story is less than perfect, it does have cute and charming moments and has its heart in the right place. Appreciated the positive messaging, hardly new the messages taught but done in a way that’s heartfelt and not like the film is talking at you. As well as being closer to the original Barbie rather than trying to make her modern. No negative messaging like in ‘A Fairy Secret’ and ‘A Fashion Fairytale’.

Regarding Barbie herself, she is very likable and resourceful with a sympathetic personality that never gets annoying or bratty. The voice work is spirited, cannot imagine Barbie without Kelly Sheridan (the ‘Barbie’ films without her did suffer from her absence on top of even bigger problems) and she continues to grow.

On the whole, could have been much better but compared to a few of the recent efforts after ‘Three Musketeers’ it hardly disgraces itself. 6/10 Bethany Cox

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 19 min (79 min)
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Status Released
Rated TV-Y
Genre Animation, Family, Fantasy
Director William Lau
Writer Elise Allen
Actors Kelly Sheridan, Maryke Hendrikse, Tabitha St. Germain
Country Canada, United States
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