Barbie As The Island Princess Movie
Storyline
TAGLINES PLOT SUMMARY
Barbie plays Rosella in this new musical film. Shipwrecked as a child, Rosella grows up on the island under the watchful eyes of her loving animal friends. The arrival of Prince Antonio leads Rosella and her furry pals to explore civilization and ultimately save the kingdom by uncovering a secret plot.
| Gary Chalk | Frazer |
| Christopher Gaze | Sagi |
| Alessandro Juliani | Prince Antonio |
| Steve Marvel | Azul |
| Russell Roberts | King Peter |
| Patricia Drake | Queen Danielle |
| Kate Fischer | Queen Marissa |
| Melissa Lyons | Rosella |
| Bets Malone | Tallulah |
| Britt McKillip | Rita |
| Carly McKillip | Gina |
| Candice Nicole | Luciana |
| Susan Roman | Tika |
| Kelly Sheridan | Barbie as Rosella |
| Chantal Strand | Sofia |
| Greg Richardson |
Visitor Reviews
If you like Barbie, You'll love this movie!
posted on 30 Apr 2009That dang Barbie does it again! So far, this is the best Barbie movie to date. All the bright colors and the story line is amazing! My almost 3 and 5 year old love it....and their Mom does too!! The animals are cute. The characters are believable. The story is great! And there are fun lessons to be learned. I'm a sucker for happy endings....and this movie definitely has one. The songs are pretty and fun to sing along with. We just bought this yesterday and have watched it 6 or 7 times already! As lame as it sounds, I almost got teary eyed when Ro found her Mom. The woman who sings as Barbie has such a beautiful voice! This is a must own movie! Can't wait for the next one in Spring!
Our Favorite Barbie Movie - And an excellent movie overall...
posted on 29 Dec 2008I find it hard to believe that these Barbie movies don't get more exposure or recognition, because I think the are all so amazing. I didn't even know that these movies existed until I let my 2 year old daughter pick out a movie at the video store. She picked Barbie & The 12 Dancing Princesses (which is also a favorite). I expected them to be silly and not to have much depth (like my son's Land Before Time movies). Boy, was I wrong! They are so good, we've bought almost all of them now.The reason I love this movie so much is that it's the ultimate love story (and not just love of a "boy & girl", but the love of family, too). It reminds me a little of the movie "Ever After" with Drew Barrymore. Sure, it's the standard 'formula' movie, but it's very satisfying and quite touching in the end (I even cried! A 40 year old woman crying watching a BARBIE movie! I can't believe I am even admitting that!). Not to mention, the songs are excellent. I am not much for musicals, but the songs in this movie really fit in. They don't just break out in song for no reason - it really meshes into the storyline (like most Disney movies I love like Beauty & The Beast and The Little Mermaid, but perhaps even more effectively than those). The woman that sings the songs also sang in the other Barbie musical movies and her voice is phenomenal.The best part about this movie is that it's not scary in any way for the small kids. My son likes Barbie in the Magic of Pegasus better (because of the scary Wenlock), but watches this one along with his sister just as intently.Keep the WONDERFUL Barbie movies coming. We are HUGE fans!
great movie
posted on 11 Nov 2008this was such a great movie, I'm 17 and i still like watching Barbie movies they put such a good message across for children, this time the prince chooses the girl with personality not just looks, the songs are gorgeous the voices all go well with the movie, the women who sing all the songs in this movie have beautiful voices especially when Ro and her mother sing the lullaby,the people who voice all these characters suit there characters perfectly. i love the end song the best just before the credits, especially the lines "there may be miracles awaiting, they may be closer than we know, when we have love to guide us as we go" "you never know when you'll find,what your heart is yearning for, all you seek could be there, just a breath away" " now that i've seen the world around me, now that the answers all are clear, old concerns behind me,new adventures near, i know a chance can be worth taking, and that a family can grow,when we have love to guide us as we go"
Even my Husband LOVED it.
posted on 24 Sep 2008I have a 18 month old daughter and a 3 1/2 year old son and if there is any one video in their small collection that will keep them BOTH happy, its the Barbie series. I have a couple of them and so far, this one is the favorite of my entire family. Even my husband LOVED it, which is saying a lot since he's not into Barbie. The music is so wonderful and catchy. I had to hunt down the "I Need to Know" song for my husband's Ipod, I do encourage you to find it. You can purchase it online. There is a UK cd available as well. This is a great video and I hope they continue to produce more Barbie Musical videos. I'm already planning on a Barbie themed Christmas this year for my daughter. She may not be able to play with the toys, just yet, but she will have them when she can. I do recommend this video as well as the other Barbie vids in this series. They are great for all ages.
Good family movie
posted on 09 Nov 2007This movie has marginally above average animation but really excels in the music and positive messages for young girls. My dad didn't want my daughters to watch Barbie movies because of the bimbo image of Barbie but the Barbie movies contain positive role models. The scenery and voices are a nice addition to the overall movie and my daughters really enjoy the characters. Songs are well sung and catchy for the kids and generously added through the movie. The plots in all these movies are basically the same which actually seems to help my girls follow what's going on. The girl seems to always become a princess and marry a prince but very positive messages about fairness and kindness are ingrained with being royalty so I'm happy to let me daughters watch these movie.



Singable
posted on 05 Jul 2009I came to this because I had a bad experience watching the Disney "Cinderella," and wondered at what passed for acceptable these days. I chose what I thought would be the gene with the lowest standards. I picked wrong. I should have gone with preteen boy anime, because this is pretty darn good.The animation is actually good. The rendering isn't naturalistic, but since this is supposed to be a doll, its apt. What struck me was how natural the movements of the princess (played by Barbie) were. I think this must have been a marketing decision, because if I recall the doll itself is stiff. The decision to have the girl play with what could be sold as stuffed animals also clearly influenced the story.The story itself was pretty standard; one arc but with enough elaboration to qualify as long form.But what made this stand out was the music. This was actually a very professional assembly, on the order of production values every bit as good as your standard Broadway musical. Naturally, the songs are pulled from that formula book. There's nothing to get excited about in terms of depth; its just that this was not taken lightly. The little girls who watch this, at least get the respect of not being taken for granted.Ted's Evaluation -- 2 of 3: Has some interesting elements.