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Nunca abandones tus sueños
Felicia es una niña que, tras perder a sus padres, vive en un orfanato en su Bretaña natal. Su pasión es la danza y sueña con convertirse en una bailarina profesional. Para conseguirlo se escapa con la ayuda de su amigo Víctor y viaja hasta el París de 1879. Allí se hará pasar por otra persona para conseguir entrar como alumna de la Grand Opera House y así luchar por tener la vida que desea.
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Okay, so i'm not the target audience for this movie. I'm not a little girl and I don't have a lot of interest in ballet. However, I appreciated the animation, and the story wasn't bad. Looking forward to the crossover sequel with Billy Elliot, tagline: Two Can Leap, But Only One Can Land!
Nice movie about following your dreams. My 5 yr old nice loved it.
Very nice story about hope, dreams, friends and in general a big adventure. I really enjoyed Leap! and I for sure could watch this with my younger nieces. The visuals were gorgeous, making Paris extra beautiful and romantic. I needed to get used to the voices a bit because some of them weren't what I had in mind for certain characters. Although I must say Carly Rae Jepsen was one of my favourites, she did her character very well. Leap! is a great movie, grownups or kids it doesn't matter. The story is great and the visuals are great and I surely would recommend this movie.
I don't think Elle has a voice that lends itself to voice overs, it's too low and breaky (Felicie sounded like she was 45). Carly and the guy that voiced Victor on the other hand, were absolutely amazing. The voices perfectly matched the characters and they greatly emoted all throughout the film. Story wise, it was ok. Except for the ending when the old lady wants to *kill* Felicie. That was unnecessarily violent and extremely inappropriate for a kids movie. I also wish the dancing would have been a tad more realistic, leaping and basically _flying_ down a whole flight of stairs was plain ridiculous.
I would definitely recommend Leap! It was a lovely movie with gorgeous graphics of vintage Paris. It is a heartwarming tale about an orphan who wants to be a dancer. Very sweet.