Snearkerella is a 2022 Disney Plus Exclusive musical comedy starring Chosen Jacobs,Lexi Underwood and Kolton Stewart. Directed by Elizabeth Allen(who directed Aquamarine) this is another retelling of Cinderella(after the abomination of Camila Cabello's Cinderella) and tells the tale of a young shoemaker named Eli(Jacobs) who dreams of becoming big with his shoe designs. Things take a turn when he meets a young woman named Kira King and becomes smitten with her. Little does he know is that Kira is the daughter of a rich tycoon.

Will he win her over at the Gala?. Overall I enjoyed this film. The songs are hip hop but they work in this rendition. Also I love how they added that song A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes from the original Cinderella film.

If you love Rags(which was the 1st male Cinderella film without counting Jerry Lewis's Cinderfella) then check it out.

I have seen many different takes on the Cinderella story and the most recent version I saw was Cinderella (2021) starring Camila Cabello, which I thought was laughably bad. So, I was not expecting much with this modern twist of the story, but I tried to keep an open mind.

The acting was surprisingly good, like Chosen Jacobs as the main character El he was good in the movie, and I liked the character he plays as an inspired Sneaker designer. I liked the creative Sneaker designs he made, and I liked seeing him create the Sneakers from scratch with his own ideas.

The songs are good, and the dance chorography was good. There are nice looking camera shots of New York or Queens that were nice to look at, and there were nice looking visuals of the Sneaker designs popping off the page of his sketches.

The romance was cute, and I was invested enough in the main story. Some people might like it and some people might not, but I think you can enjoy it for what it is doing and what twist it brings to the Cinderella story.

An updated, musical version of cinderella where slippers are replaced with sneakers and an aspiring artist as the main character. Though it slows in the middle a little, it's an entertaining revamp with heavy forgiveness and belief themes.