Enjoyable enough, but the ending.......(spoilers)

I didn't mind the ending too much. Kinda badass having her walk in all tattered clothes and ferocious. Brown surprised me here. I didn't think she'd make a good action heroine but the movie plays to her skills a lot. And the special effects and production were terrific.

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How did she get into the wedding on foot, what if the guards seized her? The details of the movies are not great. What she did would only make sense if she was a Targaryen, but she was not.

Also they wanted to show she was a good princess by having her and her sister gathering and chopping woods without any guards in the beginning, that is also not very believable.

After they saw the palace Elodie said:"I think I had a rather limited definition of wealthy.", I was like where did you see that? It is nothing compared to the palace of Versailles I have seen in France. I don't think the graphic designers and the script writers were on the same page.

Also that dragon killed a lot of people, not just the princesses, she burned the kingdom, but it looked like Elodie befriended the monster in the end, instead of one time deal.

There was a reason they worked together, what are the reasons they stayed together? Common interests?

Thanks for the spoiler! ♥
Yah, the Queen could've roasted longer.
Damsel Ending Scene
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6_Z8qJ-fX0


Drogon (GoT) was also more effective at laying the entire city in ashes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdAMLb7mEc0 🔥​🔥​🔥​ 🐲​

I left the movie with the same impression. It was very entertaining. But I wish we spent more time with the evil queen and her court, explore their point of view and demise in more detail. As you said, it was very sudden. I guess they didn't want to make the movie longer.

Hmmm - I'm more concerned with the bit where the chick nearly killed the dragon, where everyone else, including every warrior failed (and no, I'm not talking about the fire trick - it's her nearly taking out the dragon with knife and swords prior to that that smelled of the 'woke female-empowerment)).

Now, you could say it's been done before in Alien/aliens - but there she used weapons, not knives, so no need for physical strength - Ok, that too was BS - lol

Anyways - I liked the film up to that JI-Jane moment. If she used her mind to trick the dragon from the get go, without nearly killing the dragon with swords, I would have been down with the whole thing and would have given this film a high score - great acting, sets, creature, dialogue, etc, but as it is... nope, another female being stronger and more skillful in martial arts BS (a princess at that, lol).

Hollywood... I can only hope the disney castle burns down soon the same way the castle did in this film, since I see that as the main representation of Hollywood these days.

End of rant.

My problem with the ending is…..we are supposed to decide the dragon is just a hurt misunderstood creature….that would never have killed all these “innocent” women that were just kinda disguised as royalty…because she really thought she was just killing a bunch of great-great-great-great granddaughters of a guy who did a terrible thing….because of course those girls woulda really deserved it.

Honestly not horrible for a Netflix movie. And comparing it to other Netflix movies only, it could be a 9/10.