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Nov 21, 2021 · The premise is as ridiculous as the trilogy’s conceit, but due to Vanessa Hudgens' herculean efforts, The Princess Switch 3 will be a hit with fans. After committing what is probably an international crime twice, Queen Margaret and Princess Stacy (both played by Vanessa Hudgens) — and their most recent doppelgänger Lady Fiona (also Hudgens ...
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Nov 18, 2021 · It really is Reggie and Mindy’s completely superfluous return that makes The Princess Switch 3 feel so next level ridiculous—in the best way. There’s a version of this film where just Fiona...
Nov 18, 2021 · At the same time, everyone in The Princess Switch 3 is so stiff that nothing seems natural. Accepted that watching three Venessa Hudgens on-screen can’t be considered natural either way, but the body language and acting are stiff and cardboard-like and it will constantly remind you that “this is a Christmas movie, don’t take it seriously!!”
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Jun 16, 2021 · The Princess Switch 3 Will Have All Three Identical Characters Working Together To Retrieve A Stolen Relic. While the first and second movies usually focused a bit heavily on the love-lives of ...
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Jan 28, 2022 · After sharing my thoughts on the first Princess Switch movie in 2018, I didn't find it necessary to review every pointless sequel that came after it. This one qualifies as another Netflix surprise for me because The Princess Switch 3 wasn't nearly as terrible as I was expecting it to be, even after watching a hilarious review of it on YouTube ...
Nov 18, 2021 · By Gabriella Geisinger Published: 18 November 2021. The Princess Switch 3: Romancing the Star may have one of the worst Netflix sequel titles ever, but that's where the criticism of this film...
