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I absolutely hate this movie for 2 reasons...one, it was terribly corny and the "jokes" were anything but funny. Two, it wasn't like the books at ALL!!!!!!!! Has anyone else read the books? In the books, Mia is a freshman in high school when she finds out she's a princess, the grandmother is very, very mean and awful to Mia, Michael is Mia's continued love interest, and is a senior when she is a freshman, not the same age as her, Mia's dad does not die, he is found to have testicular cancer, meaning he can't have anymore children, meaning that Mia HAS to take the thrown, and Mia writes in her diary a whole lot, unlike in the movies, where there's only one or two scenes even mentioning her diary. The first Princess Diaries movie wasn't THAT bad, it actually managed to stay mostly true to the books, and it can be expected that they would change some things around, to make it a better movie. I understand that. But this movie...I can't even begin to wonder what possessed Meg Cabot to allow such a travesty to be made out of her stories. It was unbelievably horrible and a disgrace to the books. Nothing that happened in it happened in the books. Absolutely nothing. Michael didn't even make one single appearance the entire movie! It's truly amazing how they managed to twist it around so much. I give it a 1 out of 10. Awful.

This movie lacks everything that was good about Princess Diaries 1 - a witty, honestly funny, smart storyline. They realized they could make a lot of money off of this movie, no matter what crap they put out there; this was the result. I suppose this film has its good moments, which are mostly romantic moments that I enjoyed. But the whole basis of the relationship was preposterous; Mia sure got rid of Michael quickly. I recommend this movie to little girls 11 or younger and who can't afford a more decent movie. To everyone else, skip it or find yourself rolling your eyes every 5 seconds into this cringe-inducing movie.

Disney have proved yet again why they are a head and shoulders above the competition when it comes to producing movies that aren't admittedly brain food, but are "good clean fun", (if you'll forgive the cliché), for kids. For every little girl who ever dreamed of becoming a princess, this film is the perfect way to spend two hours. True, it was grossly unfaithful to Meg Cabot's original novels, but still managed to convey the charm and slick veneer that has come to be associated with Disney, and the valuable message of independence for little princesses everywhere. For the more mature audience, this is a happy chance to revisit childhood, or simply breathe a sigh of relief that what your child is watching is not in any way compromising or damaging, and will not have to be explained later. Good message. Solid performances. Sweet (if bland and predictable at times) story line. Great movie! Highly recommended for two hours of escapism on a summer's afternoon.

You'd think that after 5 years since we last met her, Mia would have developed something close to maturity! I went to see this at the theatre because i quite liked the first movie, however, as is often the case with sequels, it offers nothing new and entertains not. Really, really bad. I actually felt embarrassed for the people involved in this movie...I mean the whole slumber party thing, (just one example)takes this movie beyond fairy tale into a realm of absolute idiocy.All efforts of humour are overdone and you just don't sympathise with any of the characters as you did with the first. In short: this is a disappointing and boring sequel from Disney.