DISNEY +’s latest festive offering Godmothered has left fans confessing to crying at the truly heartwarming love-centred storyline.
Aussie-Scottish actress Isla Fisher’s latest flick has ticked all the boxes for those seeking a Christmas tale centred on love, acceptance and winter-time happiness.
Many Disney + viewers told how movie bosses had “nailed” the emotive PG-rated plotline, about a young and inexperienced fairy godmother in training.
The enchanting wish-granter Eleanor, played by Jillian Bell, attempts to prove to the whole world that everyone still needs their very own fairy godmother to look out for them.
Isla, 44, plays TV reporter Mackenzie Walsh, a single mum who is mourning the loss of her husband.
She is visited by Eleanor, who is also her own fairy godmother, with the determination to help her seek her new happy ever after following the tragedy.
After tuning into the emotive flick on the paid-for service, fans took to Twitter to flood the social media site with their happy tears.
One posted: “Everyone in the house is crying. Me, my girlfriend, my girlfriends sister, the cat, my neighbor just knocked on the door crying. Everybody is crying.”
Another added: “Just watched #Godmothered for the first time and did I cry? Yes yes I did.”
One then added: “The two dads with the baby at the end of #Godmothered…lemme go cry,” as a Disney fan followed up with: “Was not expecting #Godmothered to make me cry this much.”
A festive-time viewer then bluntly put: “@disneyplus nailed it with this one.”
A clearly touched fan then surmised: “When #Godmothered puts an emphasis on all kinds of love outside of romantic ones and says you don’t need to live happily ever after you just need to live happily I cry.”
Meanwhile, actor Rafael Silva, who stars right at the very end of the movie holding a child, wrote: “So everyone is watching #Godmothered and people are legit crying at the end! This warms my heart so much! 
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He later added: “If you do cry, I hope it’s happy tears! #RepresentationMatters
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Mum of three Isla recently told of her excitement at the prospect of her children watching the movie, released on Disney + this month.
She told Who magazine the plotline contains important life lessons for them to take on board.
The former Home and Away actress added: “I’m really excited for my family to see this movie and also to give young girls a message that ‘happily ever after’ doesn’t necessarily involve a dress, a prince and a castle.”
