Cinderella And Disney Compare And Contrast

For many years the folktale of Cinderella has been told in many ways with each story being different, but all having a happy ending. There are fantasy and realistic films like “A Cinderella Story” and the “Cinderella” animated film. They are both based on the same concept that a servant ends up with a prince charming and undergoes a transformation, and ends with a happy ending. Cinderella by Walt Disney Films from 1950 is an animated movie about a teenage girl who is living with her evil step mother and two sisters. Her only friends are the mice and birds along with her fairy godmother. Cinderella is forced to clean and do all the chores in the house, but she is never allowed to go anywhere. Until one day, the prince is hosting a ballroom
When Sam's dad passed away he didn't leave a will, so her mother took over everything. Sam is forced to become the family servant and work at the diner owned by her step mother. She finds comfort with her diner staff family, her best friend Carter, and an online friend nicknamed Nomad. Nomad invites her to the school's Halloween dance, in which they will finally find out their identities. Unfortunately she has to work they day of the party, but her diner family come to the rescue supplying her with a beautiful Cinderella costume including a mask and a cover up story for Sam's step mother. Sam soon finds out that Nomad is Austin, the most popular athlete in school and every girls dream boyfriend. All good things come to an end when it strikes midnight and she has to be back to the diner, leaving behind her cell phone. He goes through a lot of trouble to find who was the girl in the costume. Meanwhile, Sam finds a letter stating her dad's will leaves everything to her. In the end, Austin accepts her and they get together while at the same time going off to their dream