Cinderella II: Dreams Come True is a 2002 animated film that serves as a sequel to the classic Disney film, Cinderella. The movie is made up of three separate stories, all of which follow Cinderella as she adjusts to life as a princess and learns valuable lessons about being true to oneself.
In the first story, titled "Babysitting," Cinderella is tasked with looking after the young children of the Kingdom while the King and Queen are away. She enlists the help of her animal friends, including a group of mice and birds, to help her keep the children entertained and happy.
The second story, "An Uncommon Romance," follows Cinderella as she befriends a young apprentice named Jaq and helps him find love with a fellow mouse, named Mary. Despite the challenges they face, Cinderella encourages Jaq to believe in himself and pursue his dreams.
The final story, "Aim to Please," sees Cinderella struggling with the pressures of her royal duties. She turns to her Fairy Godmother for guidance and together they come up with a plan that allows Cinderella to use her own unique talents to bring happiness to the people of the Kingdom.
Overall, Cinderella II: Dreams Come True explores themes of friendship, self-discovery, and the importance of staying true to oneself. With its bright animation, catchy musical numbers, and lovable characters, the movie is a heartwarming addition to the Cinderella franchise.