Fifteen years later, and Giselle is trading her curtain dresses for some seriously wicked poof-sleeves. Whether you're here for the vs. Maya Rudolph 'Badder' duet (literally a showstopper!) or just finally getting to hear Idina Menzel belt out a power ballad in Andalasia, Disenchanted is the musical therapy we didn't know we needed.

The movie's core explores the "happily ever after" struggle of moving to the suburbs and dealing with a teenage daughter (Morgan), making it relatable to the now-adult audience of the first film.

Fans of the original were famously disappointed she didn't sing in 2007; this movie finally gives the Broadway legend her own anthem, "Love Power".