I love this movie! I may be considered too old to love this movie, but I don't care! I've watched this countless times and own it on DVD! My grandmother gave it to me on video for my birthday when I was 6 years old!I recently went and bought it on DVD! The characters are lovely and all well defined. It has a terrific stroryline too. The description of Princess Anastasia in the movie is a little innacurate but I guess that's alright because mabe they wanted to make her a little different to make the movie more interesting. My favourite scene is when Anya was singing Once Upon a December and she was imagining beutiful dancers everwhere in sparkling gowns, I think this is a beautiful scene in the movie and the drawings are superb! The only thing that frustrates me is the peple in the backround don't actually move, they just stand there frozen. I guess Don Bluth couldn't be bothtered giving them movement! It makes it look fake though. It's not really too much of an issue and little kids don't really notice things like that most of the time! a spectacular movie that's worth watching no matter what age you are!

I use to love this movie, and I still do. Me and my friend use to sing "Once Apon a December" we even wanted to make a play about it! It's a great story and it's a true story too! Well actually they just builded up on the rumar that Anastasia may have survived the revolution. I know what parents are thinking, its too scary. Yes I admit it had its moments with Respution, and Limbo was a little scary too ( fwi- Limbo is one step up from Hell ) I have no further comment on the scary parts. At least they tried to make it funny, and I loved pretty much every part of it. If you would allow me, I'll tell you guys the real story of Grand Dutchess Anastasia Nicolaevna of Russia. She was naturally a stubborn child, she had three sister's Olga, Tatiana, and Maria. She also had a little brother Alexei. Her brother, father, and three sisters were shown in Anastasia's dream. There was a Respution also, he was consittered a "Holy Man" and he loved spending time with the children. The Emporer and Emperess of Russia adord him, but some of the maids did not. They began to make up rumars about him ( which are some intent that I won't mention them here ) Later on, Respution was killed by a shot gun later on. Later on, as the children grew up, things began to get worse with the Bolshevik party. One night, the Bolshevik's took the family hostige and kept them in a basement. They were there for several months, and they didn't take it as serious as they should have. One sad day, one of the officers came in and said they would be exicuted. ( I'll spare you the details ) - you may look up the rest that I refused to tell on Wikipedia.

This is a entertaining , but somewhat scary kids movie. Rasputin is a frightening villian voiced by Christopher Lloyd (and we all know how scary he was in Who Framed Roger Rabbit). The movie is not historically acurate, but what can you expect from a Don Bluth movie. It may not hold too many children's attention, but the scenes with Bartok are very funny.

When i was little, i loved this movie. When i watched it again, i still liked it!

funny and gret movie.but scary in the beginning

I like this movie. I was scared by some scenes, but it was worth it. Despite some not so memorable songs, it was good. Although not like Bambi or Cinderella, It's good. I highly reccomeded it.

Unlike other princess movies, Anya knows what she wants and actually gets to know Dimitri. The songs are great and Anya's one goal is to find her family. I remember watching this when I was younger.