3 comments

1. 

   Posted By JADAMA on September 26, 2010 @ 11:29 am

   Log in to Reply

   ★★★★★

   Wow, no one else had a review to this!!?

   This film is wonderful with it’s all to real storyline! It’s creepy in the sense that you feel horrible and sorry for the evil that is in itself nothing but a painful sorrow of revenge.

   The film is nothing like it’s title. The only thing that connects it to the name “Cinderella” is that a girl is forced to be shut away in a attic… or basement!

   I could go on and on but I really don’t want to give away the twist to the film! It’s clever and very original. I’m surprised it isn’t a popular as the other Koren films at this time… Shame. It fits up there with “Tale of Two Sisters” but it is way better!

   I highly recommend it!

2. 

   Posted By envigado on October 24, 2010 @ 4:27 am

   Log in to Reply

   ★☆☆☆☆

   PLEASE SOME OM=NE HELP ME … I’M NEW IN THIS WEBSITE … WHERE I FIND THE LINKS TO WATCH THIS MOVIE ??!! … THANKS !!

3. 

   Posted By horrorking95 on November 2, 2012 @ 11:47 am

   Log in to Reply

   ★★★☆☆

   I wouldn’t go expecting anything to do with the original fairytale. I
   was expecting a Korean horror twist on it like that fantastic, “Hansel
   & Gretel”. I was expecting a vicious stepmother keeping her daughter
   captive and so on. Actually Cinderella has very loose references to the
   infamous tale. In fact, I would’ve scrapped the title altogether and
   called it something referring to vanity, because that’s the theme that
   is most emphasised in the film.

   Cinderella is 2/3′s of a good film. I found the first 40 minutes or so
   incredibly difficult to follow thanks to most of the characters looking
   the same and having very little development. The first 40 minutes don’t
   work with what occurs for the remainder of the film when it finally
   finds it footing. It’s quite tedious and confusing to see these friends
   getting killed off by a ghost after having plastic surgery for no
   apparent reason. The whole ghost-killer idea doesn’t even really work
   that effectively until it’s loosely developed in the finale. Even
   characters with no earlier development get killed off and were left
   wondering why and if we really care!

   However, the overall feel of the film changed at the first flashback
   where a pretty huge twist is revealed. It’s highly engaging and then
   allows us to focus on the characters who really care about, the mother
   and her daughter. In its final moments the film almost becomes
   dream-like with the past merging with the present, but it remains
   utterly absorbing, even though it’s incredibly difficult to work out
   what the hell is going on! The ending left me feeling completely
   bemused and I’d completely lost the plot. However, I did find it
   incredibly emotional and heart felt, allowing us to feel a great deal
   of sympathy for the characters, especially the mother.

   Aside for a few creepy moments, I wouldn’t call Cinderella a full-blown
   horror film. It’s more of a dream-like dark drama, thanks to the ghost
   idea being under-used and under-developed. The frustrating thing about
   the film is that it’s full of fantastic twists and ideas, but explores
   them in ways which are needlessly confusing! The plot is also messy and
   is in need of character development, or character reduction.

   However, Cinderella is worth a watch. It’s an engaging and emotional
   experience and has a heart, which is greatly lacking in modern American
   horror films. It also has a wonderful score and surprising twists to
   ensure that you’re never bored. It’s just a shame that the writing
   department was as ill conceived as it was. But, perhaps you’re a highly
   intelligent person and can differentiate fantasy from reality and past
   from present. I for one can not!