My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Legend of Everfree

I am a Brony of sorts, and I give this movie five stars. When one of my little buddies found out that I had ordered the BluRay version of MLP-EG, she decided to have a slumber party where she and all of her little friends could spend an evening watching it. Then she asked me if they could watch my copy, depending on the Power of Cuteness to get her way, as little girls so often do. Her parents wisely decided that they had plans for that night, and that it was my duty to babysit, as it was, after all, my copy of the movie that started the whole thing rolling. Or snowballing, as it turned out. So I found myself playing sheepdog for the night to an avalanche of adorability. Watching Equestria Girls over and over. With repeats of the most popular scenes, like the Cafeteria rally. Y'know, I liked it. The little girls, who comprised it's target audience, loved it. Five stars, indeed. Now, let me address some of the critics here on Amazon: #1, this movie was not meant to represent any particular type of schoolkid. I doubt if there were very many fat girls who walked away from this movie feeling sad because no character looked like them. If there were, then they have way more problems that any movie can counter. In fact, I doubt if there were any black-haired, chocolate skinned darlings who walked away sad for the same reason. Or any lighter-shinned or Asian girls, either. Face it, under those circumstances, the only girls who would be satisfied would be the punks, goths, emos and other alts. Because most of the characters in this movie, even the adults, looked like nobody in real life. Because, y'know, purple skin? Green hair? Don't get me started on body image. OH MY GOD! This movie is telling little girls that their ideal body would have their feet amputated to fit them into stubby tube boots! Waaahhhh! Evil! Get real, folks. It's a movie, not a life-changing event. #2, this movie was produced for little girls, not Bronies. So the whole ponies-as-humans line of whining is pretty much a wash. The target audience loves it, and that's all that matters. In fact, why are the Bronies complaining so vociferously about the writers doing something THAT BRONIES THEMSELVES DO SO MUCH OF? Just do a search for "Pony Porn" sometime... Rather, don't. What you will see can never be unseen. Just don't. #3, the movie was a little preachy in spots. Yeah, a movie that shows different groups of kids like rockers, artists, jocks and ecos cooperating to accomplish good goals is a bad thing right? The target audience seemed to like it, so get stuffed. In the end, I will give this movie five stars. It was well written, with a good story and message, the artistic style was faithful to the MLP series, and the characters' personalities and behaviors were faithful to their MLP prototypes. I especially liked all of the background characters that you could recognize as background characters from the MLP series, like Photo Finish and others. They even had their cutie marks worked into the decorations on their clothing, which was a nice touch. But the major reason for my giving it five stars has little to do with the fact that I enjoyed watching it. The major reason is that the little girls I know enjoyed watching it. And in the end, that's what matters. Priorities, people!

Purchased this movie for my soon-to-be 5 year old daughter as an early birthday present. We've owned this since the end of September and she was absolutely ecstatic to see this as one of her gifts. I purchased the Blu-Ray/DVD/DigitalCopy set. A couple of reasons why I did this: (1) You just can't beat the quality of picture that Blu-Ray has to offer and this of course did not disappoint. (2) The fact that a DVD was offered in the combo is in my opinion great. If my daughter wanted to take this movie to a grandparent or friend's house and they don't have a blu-ray player then it would not be an issue because of the DVD disc. (3) The digital copy is more of a favorite for me because it's on the computer and also on my iPad, making it a wonderful thing to have when we have long car rides. (4) Last but not least, I bought the combo set because of the price for all three different formats. It was definitely well priced. My only issue was that the digital copy is downloaded from a third-party site therefore when I uploaded the movie to my iPad it was located in home videos instead of movies on the Videos app. This, of course, is no reason for me to bump any stars off. Another thing about the digital copy is that although it's still of great quality, it's 720p as opposed to 1080p. Not a big issue at all, just some minor notes that I know I paid attention to. Overall it's a wonderful movie for the entire family! My Little Pony never fails to have catchy music and this movie is no exception. It's a great addition to the MLP seasons and definitely ties in well with the tv show. (Some shows have a spin-off movie that doesn't really follow the rest of the show) I would definitely recommend this movie to any MLP fan!

This is great I love equestria girls it’s such a great spin off series I enjoy and legend of everfree was a great movie I love my little pony so much.

I bought this DVD because I actually really liked this movie. The concept of human versions of my favorite My Little Pony characters was just so fun to watch for me. That said, I think all of the Mane Six, Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie particularly look so cool and cute as humans. And I don't mind the abnormal skin colors. lol What I really like about this movie is that it shows you that friendship can triumph over evil, of course the movie portrays it in a literal sense but the concept that friendship is powerful is not fairy tale. For the DVD itself, there are some nifty behind-the-scene features that give you an inside look on the movie, the character designs and the wonderful songs. It's a good idea to buy this movie if you are interested in learning more about the process they went through to bring Equestria Girls to life. There are also a few karaoke sing-a-longs for "The Cafeteria Song" (which I prefer to call "Helping Twilight win the Crown", just saying lol) and "A Friend For Life", which I think is an incredibly cheesy song but still has a nice message to it. My only complaint on these is that I wish there was an option that had the actual singing with it. And one last thing but I think this is the case with any My Little Pony or Shout! Factory DVD is the lack of subtitles, there are times where it'd be really helpful to know what was said in a scene.

Purchased this movie during my three season recap prior to the start of the fourth season. I'll have to say that it was actually an enjoyable movie, regardless of the few problems present in it. First off, the item itself. I had purchased the digital versatile disk (DvD) version of this movie. It comes without a card sleeve, in just a regular plastic disk case we're all use to by now. Also you'll be happy to know there isn't much guff on the inside. Just your movie disk and a quick advertisement for the Equestria Girl dolls. Subtle. The story overall starts out relatively normal, like just any episode would. We start out with six ponies, however as the plot thickens we're faced that we will only follow one of them. That pony is Princess Twilight Sparkle. Yes, any references to other characters in this movie are not the actual characters, but new ones we're meeting for the first time regardless if they seem familiar to us already. So if certain moments feel like de'ja'vu, it's likely because it is. This human isn't Fluttershy. Her name is Fluttershy and is very similar to Fluttershy, but she isn't Fluttershy, she's Fluttershy. Yes that can get confusing fast. Best not to think too hard on it. Suspension of disbelief, use it! You'll need it when watching this movie. Also get ready for a cameo cascade! This movie throws them at you non-stop. Some of them are actually quite funny though, like Wilhelm! Well worth more than one viewing to catch them all. The animation is solid in comparison to the actual show and is actually better in some instances. The fine men and women at DHX really seem to be pushing themselves when it comes to Flash animation. So does this mean we can expect them to just keep getting better? If season four shows us anything, I'd say yes, yes it does. Are there plot holes that stick out a mile high? Yes. Is there logical fallacies that make no sense? Totally! Is the villain poorly done? You be the judge. Is the moral something we've already gone over before in the exact same series several times. You bet! Is this a movie intended for adolescent girls, fans of the show and to serve to launch a new line of toys which are available at your local Target, Toys"R"Us, Wal-Mart, K-Mart, some other mart I've never seen and your very own neighborhood Walgreens as well right here on Amazon.com! If the leaflet insert is any indication, then sure, why not. Should you buy this movie right now? For the price of a dinner at Denny's you wont be left dissatisfied. Unlike eating dinner at Denny's. Regardless of it's issues, it was still a fun and enjoyable movie that takes your beloved characters and puts them into different shoes: literally! It even has a few cute songs in it as well that are enjoyable listening to. That is, if it's not your preferred taste in music, but hey! Everyone's a critique these days! Even me.

Camping movies in a franchise are often the weakest point or a recycle idea that seems to do nothing else but outdoors hijinks and summer camp cliques. Not the case here in this fourth entry into the Equestria Girls series, as I was actually surprise by the fun story and interesting new characters. I was actually impressive by how much I liked it that I would even debate as this being my new favorite MLP movie lately. While the overall mystery of Evergreen will be something that older viewers will see coming the entire reason behind it is actually interesting and the culprit and motivations for it are actually emotional as this series delivers another villain with more to it than a stereotypical villain as seen in most kid's shows. Despite the drama is overall just a really fun experience as the "Mane Six" do just about everything to enjoy the summer with some funny results. Unlike other movies, you wish you actually attended this summer camp instead of staying at home.

A touching movie that explores Twilight Sparkle's character (gives her a sense of struggle and conflict). I don't get the dislike for this movie. It does a great job at exploring Twilight's character. This movie takes place just after Season 3 but just before Season 4. At the end of Season 3, Twilight becomes an Alicorn and in this movie, you get to see how she deals with it a little (the first 5 minutes or so of the movie) and then later how she deals this new world and how she tries to solve things in that (Equestria Girls) world. I am making this review after seeing all three Equestria Girls movie so far (2015). I know some fans don't like the movie but honestly, I don't understand why. The movie does a great job at exploring Twilight's character (at least the first half). Now I admit that in the second half, the sense of struggle with Twilight is gone but I still appreciate the movie for adding more depth to Twilight's character. Personally I love this movie because it touched me. The scene that did it (some minor spoilers) is the scene where Twilight couldn't figure out how to use a vending machine and she looked so sad and said how she didn't know much about this world or if she can find a way this time. Another scene was when Twilight wasn't sure whether the others would believe she is a Pony Princess. Those two scenes alone (alone with the rest of the movie) made the movie worth it. It adds a lot to Twilight's character. You get to see another side (well you do sometimes in FIM but not as much) of Twilight. You feel her struggles and you want her to succeed. In the regular MLP: FIM show, I find that characters aren't explored (in terms of conflict) as much The movie does a great job with exploring Twilight and giving her a conflict that she kind of struggles with (something that shows another side of Twilight that isn't as explored as much). I admit though, Twilight only kind of struggles during the first half of the movie. The second half kind of doesn't have as much sense of a conflict or struggle (but it's still touching all the way through). Regardless though, I found the movie enjoyable throughout. One negative though is that there is a few dull moments in the movie but I'd say the majority of the movie is enjoyable. Personally, I like it more than Rainbow Rocks and it is equal with Friendship Games. The problem I have with Rainbow Rocks is that while there is more things happening (and more characters), there isn't as much sense of progression in conflict. The majority of Rainbow Rocks were characters arguing (or aimlessly trying to find some way to win against the Sirens), then near the end of the movie there was a 2 minute pep talk that suddenly switched things around and let the Mane Six + Sunset Shimmer win. That's why I don't like Rainbow Rocks as much (I did enjoy it though). Not only that, (personally) Rainbow Rocks didn't really show a specific character struggling in the way that it touched me (and I wanted them to win). IMO, both Equestria Girls (this movie) and Friendship Games does a better job at that than Rainbow Rocks. I rate Rainbow Rocks 4/5 though, it was still enjoyable but personally I didn't like it as much as the other two. Overall, that's why I give this movie a 5/5. It does a great job at exploring Twilight Sparkle's character.

A surprisingly cute move! My girls are obsessed (that's an understatement) with MLP, so this was a great way to branch off from the norm without traveling too far from the path. It's a great movie for young girls! The "magic of friendship" theme was obvious throughout, and, despite some cheeky comments and bad attitude from the movie's villain, is a very clean and family-friendly film. We only do movies on Friday nights, so my kids don't really have much exposure to regular cartoons and such. We've been careful to select shows and themes that promote positive attitudes and choices, and this movie doesn't disappoint. Of course, I get a bit tired of hearing of the high-pitched voices of some of the characters, but that's probably just a "Mom" thing. I suppose it's payback for all the Care Bears and Duck Tales I watched when I was a kid -- now I know what my mother meant when she said she could only take so much cartoon talk. :) Either way, if you have daughters that love MLP or if you're just looking for a clean, cute movie with a good lesson, this is a good choice!

All MLP movies are great. A lot of music. Kids enjoyed. The digital version is a file that you download on your computer. The digital version is NOT available for online streaming (ex : Google Play).

The DVD is only coded for DVD region 1 and the Blu-Ray is only coded for Blu-Ray region A.

Se solicitó la versión UK que es compatible con la de España. En el e-mail recibido para la valoración es el único sitio donde aparece que tiene que ser el reproductor mutliregion, durante la compra en ningún momento. Si llegó a tiempo pero no fui informado convenientemente.

Je suis satisfaite la livraison est super rapide. Mon colis est arrivé en très bonne état et bien emballé Merci. Le dvd est facile à utiliser et j'aime beaucoup les films my little pony.

Als MLP FiM fan ein absolutes MUSS. Kann ich nur weiter empfehlen.