“Dance Magic”
In the first episode, “Dance
Magic,” the girls are trying to raise money to repair Camp Everfree (which you
Bronies and Pegasisters will remember from Legend Of Everfree). They’ve done all they can, and yet are only halfway
to their goal. Rarity soon learns of a music video contest that offers a
substantial cash prize, and is inspired by the sight of a red dress.
Unfortunately, she reveals her idea to the competition from Crystal Prep, girls
who are not as trustworthy as Twilight Sparkle and the gang. There are several
cute moments, like when one of the students from Crystal Prep tells Rarity, “That sounds like a very good concept,”
with another adding, “If you’re going for
way-too-over-the-top,” to which Rarity innocently and happily responds, “Thanks!” And later when Rarity attempts
to rally the girls to confront the students from that school, she says, “Who’s with me?” She then adds: “No, seriously, who is with me? I have no
idea how to get to Crystal Prep.” And of course I love Pinkie Pie’s music
video idea. This episode, as you might surmise, contains a song.
“Movie Magic”
In “Movie Magic,” the girls get
to visit the set of the new Daring Do adventure movie, as the director went to
Camp Everfree himself and wanted to reward those who helped save the camp. They
meet Juniper, the director’s niece, who shows them around. Meanwhile, Pinkie
Pie goes on a search for the elusive cupcake fountain. But things are not all
roses and cupcakes, as the shoot has troubles, including missing costumes and
props. The girls take it upon themselves to solve the case, and goofy fun
ensues.
“Mirror Magic”
In “Mirror Magic,” Juniper
returns, and is not happy with Twilight and the gang, holding them responsible
for her being at a dead-end job at the mall when she should have achieved
stardom. Plus, the music video the friends created is apparently a hit, for it
is playing at the mall, further tormenting Juniper. Well, a magic mirror that
shows her as she wishes to be might change things for Juniper. Meanwhile,
Sunset Shimmer is summoned back to Equestria to pick up a new journal, and ends
up also picking up Princess Twilight’s pupil, Starlight Glimmer, who just may be some help when things get weird. This, for me, is the best and most
interesting of the three stories. And Pinkie Pie is hilarious. “Wow, we are a really forgiving group.”
Special Feature
The DVD includes a sing-along
for “Dance Magic,” the song from the group’s music video.
My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Magic Movie Night is scheduled to
be released on August 8, 2017 through Shout! Factory.
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