Anastasia / Once Upon a December (Lyrics)

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• KA

  @kathrynorozco5416 · 4 years ago (edited)

  When you thought it was sad but also beautiful but years later as an adult I hear this song and the meaning of the song is even more devastating. An innocent family murdered no survivors, she didn’t get to live to the fullest, get married hopefully a very happy marriage like her parents’ marriage and have children

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• TH

  @thesourpatchkidd579 · 4 years ago

  I honestly don't remember this movie, but this song, this scene...it has always been imprinted on my mind. It's possibly one of the most chillingly beautiful songs I've ever heard.

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• YO

  @yourname3092 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1GeGG-HHZY&amp;t=123">2:03</a> I like that they even included the detail where we see Anastasia&apos;s brother (Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich), who, in real life, suffered from hemophilia, a disease that, among other things, can cause mobility problems; that&apos;s why he seems to walk a little oddly. 👏👏

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• LU

  @luxury1luv · 10 months ago

  Today is the first day of December ❤🎉

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• BE

  @BearFierce · 4 years ago

  When her father kisses her on the forehead, a goodbye he never got to have, so heart breaking.

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• GH

  @Ghoulie_Ghouls · 3 years ago

  When her sisters touch her arms and hands to see how much she’s grown, while they’ve been gone, is touching and painful at the same time.

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• MS

  @MsMeyara · 3 years ago

  I honestly don&apos;t care of this movie is historically correct or not, but it&apos;s definitely one of the best animations out there. I was six years old when this was released and I&apos;ve seen it so many times and I still can&apos;t get enough of it. I honestly hope they once will make this is real-life movie. That would be amazing! This movie is most definitely top 3 best animationmovies ever (imo)

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• CR

  @CristalGonzalez-i5d · 7 months ago

  Who&apos;s here still 2026 hearing this song

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• VE

  @vetarlittorf1807 · 3 years ago

  I like how the writers incorporated some of the real Anastasia&apos;s personality into the character. The real Anastasia was pretty mischievous and sassy. She usually didn&apos;t care much for royal gatherings as they rarely had anyone interesting to talk to, even people her own age. She also hated having servants dress her up for big events and didn&apos;t care much either for fancy dresses. The palace was pretty much the only place where she was allowed to be free-spirited and spent much of her free time pulling pranks on the palace staff, hiding in cupboards when her parents or tutors were looking for her and throwing snowballs at her sisters but as she got older she matured out of her mischievous nature and started writing satires and jokes in her free time, though she continued to be sassy and smart-mouthed. This made her Alexei&apos;s favourite sister, since she was sometimes able to ease his suffering by making him laugh. And as Alexei got older, he and Anastasia became very close even though he was considerably calmer and more respectful of authority than her. <br> <br>Honestly, the fact that someone so full of life was murdered stings my heart. The Romanovs were such a loving family.

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• CA

  @catyo90 · 3 years ago

  The moment you see her sisters join her makes me so sad to know that she never saw them again. I know this story makes Anastasia alive when it most likely she died that day but man this movie makes you feel things.

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• VI

  @vicentehizon6202 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1GeGG-HHZY&amp;t=63">1:03</a> Will never not get chills at visual and orchestral swell of the song. The shot of the ghosts of the past bursting out of the paintings and portraits is so beautiful!

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• EA

  @earbitter · 9 months ago

  Found out today that the voice of god in Hazbin Hotel was the singer for Anastasia. Absolutely wild. Amazing voice and fantastic movie.

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