Enchanted 3: The Magic of Reality (2026)
Starring: Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, James Marsden, and Maya Rudolph
The magical bridge between the animated realm of Andalasia and the bustling streets of Manhattan is wide open, but the delicate balance of power is about to flip in catastrophic ways. In Enchanted 3: The Magic of Reality, Giselle (Amy Adams) has finally settled into the rhythm of her life as a happily ever after stepmother and wife. However, her domestic peace is shattered when a sudden, uncontrollable surge of magic begins to bleed into the city. Slowly, the gritty, concrete streets of New York are transforming into a literal, two-dimensional animated fairy tale, and the citizens are not prepared for the shift.
The chaos hits home when Robert (Patrick Dempsey), usually the grounded skeptic, finds himself breaking into a spontaneous, dramatic musical ballad in the middle of a high-stakes court case. Giselle realizes that this is not just a whimsical glitch; her two worlds are colliding in a dangerous way that threatens to erase the concept of reality forever.
Amy Adams returns with her signature boundless optimism and radiant charm, though she now faces her toughest challenge yet: acting as the peacemaker between a cynical modern world and a chaotic, animated fantasy. James Marsden returns as King Edward, bringing comedic gold as he attempts to navigate a modern world that simply does not appreciate his chivalry or his penchant for dramatic entrances. The stakes are raised by the arrival of a new villainous force from the deep, forgotten woods of Andalasia (Maya Rudolph), who has crossed over to steal the essence of reality itself to fuel her own dark, decaying kingdom.
Filled with brand-new, show-stopping musical numbers and a stunning visual blend of traditional hand-drawn animation and live-action spectacle, this film is a feast for the eyes and ears. Enchanted 3 offers a heart-tugging story about the importance of remaining true to yourself amidst a changing world. It proves to audiences of all ages that you do not need a magic wand or a crown to find enchantment; you simply need the courage to see the wonder in every single day.