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Title : Once Upon a Time: Season 4 DVD
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Brand: Walt Disney Studios
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Love. As seductive and dangerous as magic, this potent, unpredictable force proves to be the ultimate weapon in the epic battle between good and evil in ABC's ONCE UPON A TIME: THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON. Soon after Emma and Hook unwittingly bring Elsa of Arendelle to Storybrooke, they encounter the mysterious Snow Queen, whose relentless obsession with both Emma and Elsa has chilling consequences. Meanwhile, it appears Regina has at last found true love with Robin Hood, but how will she react when her happy ending is thwarted yet again by a maddening twist of fate? Then, a banished Rumplestiltskin enlists the Queens of Darkness (Maleficent, Ursula, Cruella De Vil) in an insidious scheme to rewrite their own stories and corrupt the Savior by turning her newly blissful heart pitch-black. Relive all 23 thrilling episodes of Season 4. Plus, delve deeper with never-before-seen bonus features as you revel in the intoxicating magic and mystery of ONCE UPON A TIME -- spellbinding now... and forever after!


Review :
Stays fresh through season 4
It's amazing how well the writers do at keeping this show fresh into it's forth season. That's a long time to reuse characters. (Nearly every character in the show is a reboot of a famous fairy tale character)

The writers keep the characters original even though they have been around for longer than many of the viewers. They change the nature of the characters without being offensive to your childhood memories. (Captain Hook is a decent person. Peter Pan is evil. And somehow it works!) The Evil Queen from Snow White becomes likable after being evil, etc etc etc. It all keeps the story fresh, rather than being one episode after another where the same good guys battle the same bad guys over and over and over. The relationships between the characters are constantly evolving.

The addition of the Frozen characters so far this season has been interesting. The casting, make up, and costuming is PERFECT to match the animated Frozen characters.

All in all the...
A frozen world and the quest for a missing author...
The fourth season of the fantasy television series "Once Upon a Time" brings new characters and new story elements to its setting in Storybrooke, Maine. The early season episodes borrow heavily, in some interesting ways, from the Disney classic "Frozen", including its main characters. One early episode will involve Henry in a clever riff on the classic Disney tale "The Sorcerer's Apprentice". Along the way, Emma and Hook will finally have a date, and viewers will learn something about that mysterious box in the possession of Mr. Gold., and the awesome secret it holds.

Regina, the Mayor of Storybrooke and the erstwhile Evil Queen, will spend much of the season in search of the author of son Henry's book of fairy tales, the one person who might be able to write a happy ending for her and Robin Hood. She will be assisted by Emma, who will be estranged from her parents Snow and Charming over an unlovely story from their past. Not to be outdone, the temporarily powerless Mr...
Mirror Mirror on the Wall, what's in store for Fans this Fall?
Looks like ABC/Disney might be pulling a few more stops on one of television's more imaginative and ambitious fantasy series as a brand new season of "Once Upon a Time" kicks off.

[Spoiler-lite synopsis] "A Tale of Two Sisters", as one might expect, possesses some serious Disney ambiance and after the ups and downs (lookin at you Peter Pan) of the previous season, it seems the writers have sort of recaptured the mystery element of Season One while continuing to hone the seamless blending of magical realms with our own. In spite of the mostly happy tenor of the Season Three finale, the more than slightly awkward reunion of Robin and Marian seems to have provoked a relapse for Regina, but thankfully Emma won't let it get her down as she continues to assume the role of savior (wish they'd think of another title) in more than name only and thankfully less of a third wheel or simply Henry's mother. Of course the biggest question on everyone's mind is about the bomb dropped in...