The Knight and the Princess (2019) User Reviews

For the first time it's very acceptable

[medo_m-64236 · 6/10 · 4 March 2021]

The first movie Animation produced entirely Saudi-Egyptian, this film has been expected for years One of the most interesting and beautiful things about the film is that it has a lot of big Egyptian stars, all very good, like Saeed Saleh, Amina Rizk and Abd al-Rahman Abu Zahra His role was great, no less creative than Scar's in The Lion King and of course the rest of the cast Their role was very beautiful like Abla Kamel, Mohamed Henedy, Majed al-Kadwani, Ghassan Matar, Medhat Saleh and Donia Samir Ghanem But the best things in the movie are songs, especially "the polar star" song Midhat Saleh and Donia Samir Ghanem together, and certainly the song of the priest, Abd al-Rahman Abu Zahra However, the story is unfortunately not epic or strong, especially the romantic aspect of the film, and the cartoons are very primitive and very blurry in the sea and fire and the characters not very nice especially 3D Characters And of course, the poster, which is very clear, is not very sweet. One of the downsides of the film is that all of the characters speak Arabic, except Mohammed Hindi and Majid Kadwani speak in the vernacular But this is the first experience of an Egyptian animated film, and for the first time it's very acceptable, but it's happening again and again and again.

We're Always Too Late in Everything...

[abanobnoobie · 5/10 · 4 December 2020]

An Egyptian Studio Finally Made An Animation Movie; After Twenty Years From Disney Stopped Using This Kind Of Animating... 😑

The Knight and the Princess

[dd-24277 · 7/10 · 19 December 2021]

And how he tries rescues a princess from the pirates. Will he be able to do so? You have to watch it. Its a very good movie for the family. After doing the original animation a lot of requests to make it an international movie thus an English version was made for international audience and what a movie to see.

ComedyA

[abdulkarimam · 10/10 · 15 December 2020]

The best animation story and production. So much to build the children characters in an extremely entertaining feature animation movie. I wish others follow suit.

A nice movie

[nohahameedaddin · 10/10 · 15 December 2020]

A lovely cartoon that talks about a story from the history with excitement and fun.

Great Story !!!!

[raye_jaie · 10/10 · 15 December 2020]

I've been looking for such Arabic cartoons for ages...at last this one is out and it has a very nice way in enriching our children with almost a forgotten history. Hope to see some more of such movies...

The First full feature Arabian animated movie by Arabians

[alhabi · 10/10 · 15 December 2020]

This movie is first of its kind. Everything was done by Arabians, its a story about a Knight and how he tries rescues a princess from the pirates. Will he be able to do so? You have to watch it. Its a very good movie for the family. After doing the original animation a lot of requests to make it an international movie thus an English version was made for international audience and what a movie to see.

Adventure & Aspiration

[amegoz · 10/10 · 15 December 2020]

This Movie applied non-modernized animation technology compared to recent animated shows yet seems to be good.

The story of the movie is associated with Islamic aspiration which reflect excellent values on today's society.

Looking for further stories and similar adventure by movie makers to adopt great and rich History with the right core values

A very good movie, and thank you to everyone who participated in this work. Thank you

[jodashs-35588 · 8/10 · 12 August 2021]

A very good movie, and thank you to everyone who participated in this work. Thank you.

Very wonderful and thank you all of the company in this work thanks ..

[ashs-06394 · 8/10 · 12 August 2021]

Very wonderful and thank you all of the company in this work thanks ..

Egypt's First Full-Length Animated Film (with a Warrior Princess!)

[BabelAlexandria · 8/10 · 23 May 2022]

I was so excited to see that the first Egyptian animated feature had been dubbed in English and was available on Netflix! My kiddos (7 and 9) and I all enjoyed it, and I especially appreciated the effort at historical epic, which is fairly rare in animation. The hero, a young fighter from 7th-century Basra, crosses the Indian Ocean to rescue a princess and her associates who are kidnapped by the evil king Daher (presumably of Sindh/Pakistan); he must contend with the king's sorcerer Gandar (for Gandhara?), who seems to be an exoticized/demonized ritual specialist associated with a vaguely Hindu deity. The movie features a nice combination of action and humor, with Gandar's two shape-shifting demons acting like Genie and Mushu; and, in the final battle with Dahe and his army, the princess joins the fray, much like the traditions about warrior princesses of the Rashidun caliphate.

Great Film

[majdtashs · 9/10 · 19 October 2021]

I am glad I had the chance to see thus film. I enjoyed it very much. I watched again my family. We all like it. I can't believe this is the first feature film for Alsahar Animation. I look forward to see the next film.

The voice actors

[abdosayed-92178 · 10/10 · 17 March 2024]

The voice over is truly remarkable, a timeless treasure that resonates with the echoes of our childhood. It has a magical quality that transcends time, bringing back memories that have been etched into our minds for centuries. Every time I hear those voices, I can't help but feel a rush of nostalgia, as if I'm transported back to a simpler time, filled with innocence and wonder.

What makes these voices so special is not just their familiarity, but also the incredible talent behind them. The voice actors have a unique ability to capture the essence of each character, bringing them to life with such authenticity and charm. Their voices are not just voices; they are the embodiment of our favorite characters, the ones we grew up with and cherished.

One of the things I love most about these voices is their sarcasm. It's a kind of sarcasm that is witty and clever, yet endearing at the same time. It adds a layer of depth to the characters, making them more relatable and human. When I hear that sarcasm, I can't help but smile, knowing that it's a nod to the humor and wit that defined our childhood.

Overall, the voice over is a masterpiece, a testament to the power of storytelling and the impact it can have on our lives. It's a reminder of the joy and wonder of childhood, and the magic of imagination. I am truly grateful for the opportunity to experience it again, and I know that it will continue to bring me joy for many more centuries to come.

Very enjoyable watch

[jackals_423 · 10/10 · 27 March 2022]

I really enjoyed watching this movie. Captivating storyline and nice animation. It took forever to come out and i wasn't interested in watching it in the beginning but thought i'd give it a chance when i saw it on Netflix and I couldn't stop watching till the end.

Hardly a very beautiful film and I hope to see the film in cinema hard movie worth watching Thank you for the teams of the work of flavism and thank you

[hsmras · 9/10 · 26 October 2021]

Hardly a very beautiful film and I hope to see the film in cinema hard movie worth watching Thank you for the teams of the work of flavism and thank you.

The first movie Animation produced entirely Saudi-Egyptian

[qqpp-13199 · 8/10 · 23 December 2021]

The first movie Animation produced entirely Saudi-Egyptian, this film has been expected for years One of the most interesting and beautiful things about the film is that it has a lot of big Egyptian stars, all very good, like Saeed Saleh, Amina Rizk and Abd al-Rahman Abu Zahra His role was great, no less creative than Scar's in The Lion King and of course the rest of the cast Their role was very beautiful like Abla Kamel, Mohamed Henedy, Majed al-Kadwani, Ghassan Matar, Medhat Saleh and Donia Samir Ghanem But the best things in the movie are songs, especially "the polar star" song Midhat Saleh and Donia Samir Ghanem together, and certainly the song of the priest, Abd al-Rahman Abu Zahra However, the story is unfortunately not epic or strong, especially the romantic aspect of the film, and the cartoons are very primitive and very blurry in the sea and fire and the characters not very nice especially 3D Characters And of course, the poster, which is very clear, is not very sweet. One of the downsides of the film is that all of the characters speak Arabic, except Mohammed Hindi and Majid Kadwani speak in the vernacular But this is the first experience of an Egyptian animated film, and for the first time it's very acceptable, but it's happening again and again and again.