Once upon a time an aging second plus childhood type purchased Wizards Of Waverly Place, The Movie, and soon felt it sensible to stay well away from anything involving those three brats. But hints in bits of some episodes of the series, not the movie, made the aging one reconsider.Apologies for the word 'brats'. The movie of that name, that I found to be okay.This has the fem brat of WoWP,T Movie. But it is actually not so much brat as an okay and fairly sensitive story. There is also a fem lead of Camp Rock 2 in this and while she does a weak imitation of Robot Buffy, something that Gellar acted really well at around the age of early twenties, she is oh so much nicer in this than in Camp Rock 2.When I was considering purchasing this I mostly looked at the Amazon UK reviews that mention it as loved by kids, less so by the parents who actually purchased it. On that basis this appeared to get glowing reviews. I found that aging second plus childhood type could really get to like this movie.Further, from an armchair tourism angle. The feature is listed as being filmed in the Caribbean, mostly masquerading as USA, Louisiana.

First of all, the ending was soooooooooo awful and I knew some of you wanted to know what happened with Ed and Carter and stuff like that. I was looking forward to that to but then I guess it was a big disappointment. But seriously, friendship is the main theme here and I think each best friend should watch this....I meant the lesson of the story. It's pretty good Carter spared Rosie and went with the General Guy and sacrificed herself for her best friend. And her dad, OMG, I hate it! The part when the rescued her....her dad should've said "I'm proud of you, Carter, you inherited my skills" or stuff like that that Carter was a brave person but of course she might've be in trouble but above all, it's a typical Disney movie except for the ending which is awful.

This was a great Disney movie, even for adults to watch. I loved seeing Puerto Rico's beautiful "Castillo Serralles" (the castle). I knew from the very first moment I saw it, that it was the same castle I visited so many times when I was in my beautiful Puerto Rico. What I don't exactly know is, why they "couldn't be" in Puerto Rico, but in Louisianna? The film is based in Louisianna and they don't have mountains there... Well, the film was recorded in Puerto Rico, thats why you can hear the "Coqui" in the background. Also, great to listen to. Most of the cast are puertorican actors also! It's great that they have a chance to show what great actors they are. This is awesome for Puerto Rico!!

I though this movie was decent. A good heart warming story but really over done. The four biggest let downs for me were:1. i though that it would have more action, sword fights something! it was oh a sword threw her crown, carters dad pushes some guy down, and they run away. yep pretty boring.2. since i live in Louisiana i had hopes of seeing some places I've been in this movie. As i watched this movie the more evident that it wasn't shot in Louisiana. ex: we don't have mountains in Louisiana, and that may palm trees, and u cant live that close to a swamp. Then my friend told me that it was shot in Puerto Rico. i was disappointed in that.3.the movie was really predictable. oh a princess gets assassinated , goes to school like a normal kid, fits in better then the girl who has been there most of her life, has 2 be prom queen(in this case homecoming, which no one really cares about), wins, and the bad guy finds her. 4. i didn't think that Cane guy was that evil. i was like dude read the evil guy hand book! his character was pretty stupid.I'm the kinda girl who likes the villains more than the heroes most of the time. i though the acting was decent but it lacked sparkle. and it kinda dragged on.i don't think Selena and demi work well together, it was kinda awkward to see them act together. i probably would never watch this movie again. And i had high hopes for this movie.