History YMMV / EraseUnaVez

* CriticalDissonance: The film won a Venetian film festival and was deemed worthy of national interest, but good luck trying to find the damn thing now.

* DuelingMovies: Epically lost to Disney. According to some sources, the Disney film prevented "Erase Una Vez" from going as "La Cenicienta."

* MerchandiseDriven: A large sticker book using cells from the film was released at the time of the film's premiere. It is sadly today one of the few things that prove this film still exists.
* TheMockbuster: Averted; it was just a sad, sad coincidence that the film was released around the same time Disney released their version. Although, it can be argued to be inspired by Disney's ''WesternAnimation/{{Snow White|And The Seven Dwarfs}}''.
* RuleOfCool: The prince's ball has a zoo, horse tricks, boat rides, casetas, fireworks, and whatever the prince was trying to do by blowing up Cupid. No wonder Cinderella wanted to go to the ball. It looked awesome.

* RuleOfCool: The prince's ball has a zoo, boat rides, casetas, fireworks, and whatever the prince was trying to do by blowing up Cupid. No wonder Cinderella wanted to go to the ball. It looked awesome.

** The prince opens the ball by trying to conquer the Palace of Love. Cupid himself proclaims love can only be conquered by grace. The prince has Cinderella appear with him, causing the palace to open up, revealing the treasures of love. ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext.

** At the ball, the prince tries to conquer the Palace of Love. Cupid himself proclaims love can only be conquered by grace. The prince has Cinderella appear with him, causing the palace to open up, revealing the treasures of love. ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext.

** The live-action scenes, including the puppet show at the start of the film and the kinght's dance during the ball. The former is still impressive to watch.
** At the ball, the prince tries to conquer the Palace of Love. Cupid himself proclaims love can only be conquered by grace. The prince has Cinderella appear with him, causing the palace to open up, revealing the treasures of love.

%%* BigLippedAlligatorMoment:
%%** The scene with the ghosts and wizard, although both involve characters trying to help Cinderella.
%%** The live-action scenes.

%%** The Spanish government had concerns for the film as the movie was set in Catalonia.
* DuelingMovies: Epically lost to Disney. According to some sources, Disney's legal team prevented "Erase Una Vez" from going as "La Cenicienta."
%%* HilariousInHindsight:
%%** Did the stain glass opening long before Disney's ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast''.
%%** Blended live-action and animation, notably in the puppet show, long before Disney's ''Film/MaryPoppins''.
%%** Given the Disney version, it's ironic that a cat is the mascot of the film.
%%** The movie was thought to be lost until a black and white kinescope was discovered...just alike another Cinderella story from the 50's, the original Rodgers and Hammerstein's ''Cinderella.''

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Arguably, the scene with the ghosts and wizard, although both involve characters trying to help Cinderella. Also, arguably the live-action scenes.

** The Spanish government also had concerns for the film as the movie was set in Catalonia.

* HilariousInHindsight: Did the stain glass opening long before Disney's ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast''.
** Also blended live-action and animation, notably in the puppet show, long before Disney's MaryPoppins.
** Given the Disney version, it's also ironic that a cat is the mascot of the film.
** The movie was also thought to be lost until a black and white kinescope was discovered...just alike another Cinderella story from the 50's, the original Rodgers and Hammerstein's ''Cinderella.''

* TheMockbuster: Averted; it was just a sad, sad coincidence that the film was released around the same time Disney released their version. Although, it can be argued to be inspired by Disney's Snow White.

* HilariousInHindsight: Did the stain glass opening long before Disney's BeautyAndTheBeast.

** The movie was also thought to be lost until a black and white kinescope was discovered...just alike another the original Rodgers and Hammerstein's ''Cinderella.''

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Arguably the ghost scene and the scenes with the wizard.

** The Spanish government also had concerns for the film; the movie is set in Catalan Spain, leaving to fear that it would promote Spain as being a backwater nation, and issues with the Marshall Plan did not help.

* TheMockbuster: Averted; it was just a sad, sad coincidence that the film was released around the same time Disney released their version.

** [[http://www.cinespagne.com/actualites/2475-ou-lon-reparle-dun-film-danimation-de-lepoque-franquiste%E2%80%A6 It would also seem that the Spanish government also had problems with the film.]]