Was anyone else pissed about this at the time?
 

Around 2004, right before the movie Ella Enchanted came out (with Anne Hathaway) and they started promoting it, i thought, wow, they'll probably use Enchanted from WH because that's pretty much what the movie's about. So, i went to the site and looked at the movie soundtrack...and guess what, No Enchanted! I was pissed!! I thought, why would you make a movie like this and not use Stevie's Enchanted, it was retarded...the soundtrack had all these crappy tween songs on it. I just remembered this today because i was listening to Enchanted, and i remembered when this happened.

hmm don't even remember that movie. But yeah that's what they do. Try to appeal it to a younger crowd. The teeny boppers! ah!:eek:

Are you going to be pissed when the movie "Talk To Me" comes out and the song isn't on the soundtrack? That's even more specific! I may associate specific words with Stevie songs, but I wouldn't expect Hollywood to do that. I thought the movie was cute, but, from what I remember,I don't think the song "Enchanted" musically would have fit well with it.

Was this movie in any way related to Stevie besides part of the title being one of her songs? :shrug:

Patrick Dempsey has a new movie coming out called Enchanted. They better use Stevie's song or I'll be extremely pissed. No, honestly, I will be. I won't even watch it then.

I was not at all. In fact, I didn't even think about it.

i can't think of a single reason why they would put an album track from an album that was released in the 80's in a soundtrack for an extremely mediocre film that was destined to flop in 2004.

No but I did throw a major hissy fit when Disney used Angela Landsbury's voice for the tea pot in Beauty and the Beast and not Stevie's. I may start a email campaign to demand that they redub it.

I just hope they don't make a movie titled Desert Angel anytime soon.

Watching this was a little disappointing as well.

One, it was a horrendous movie. Two, no Stevie. :distress:

Oh lord, don't even expect that! I worked on that movie and it was friggin painful. We were in Central Park and the loop they used for three days of filming was high-pitched, obnoxious soprano lead vocals that were backed up by a weird chorus of circus freaks. I know it was all fantasy, but the lyrics were about "then you will know (sung five hundred times) that he's the one." I'm having horror flashbacks... at least it was a decent paycheck.

I was totally not being serious, but thanks for the warning anyway. :laugh:

You weren't? :eek:


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To stay on topic, of couse I wasn't pissed off. Hollywood could care less about using Stevie's 80's tunes.

pissed? no. but I did fall down the stairs over it. like a broken rag doll.

Really? I never knew that, I just thought you went away. :shrug:

I bet he doesn't hear voices anymore :distress: