When the kingdom's most wanted-and most charming-bandit Flynn Rider hides out in a mysterious tower, he's taken hostage by Rapunzel, a beautiful and feisty tower-bound teen with 70 feet of magical, golden hair. Flynn's curious captor, who's looking for her ticket out of the tower where she's been locked away for years, strikes a deal with the handsome thief and the unlikely duo sets off on an action-packed escapade, complete with a super-cop horse, an over-protective chameleon and a gruff gang of pub thugs.
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Way not Nederlands. ............................ik ben nederlands en wil graag deze films kijken
A heart-warming story with good music, many funny scenes and endearing sidekicks. Loved it!
An underrated a high quality Disney film, Tangled succeeds in good story, good voice-acting and stunning animation and visuals. While falling just short from being in the same league as Disney in 90s like Aladdin and The Lion King or even the golden age of Pixar (Toy Story Saga, The Incredibles, Up, Monsters Inc) Rapunzel retained the charm of Disney movies and enhanced it with clever and well-written characters. Rapunzel here is such a good and likeable character and her backstory is so on-point and tight there is hardly any flaw in it. And what's good here is that Rapunzel isn't a damsel in distress but rather simply a girl wanting to grow up. Rapunzel is a coming of age story of the best kind, because most of the adventure here is watching Rapunzel get into and out of trouble, watching her overcome challenges and learning what she is capable of, as well as watching her suffer from the choices that she has made (e.g. that scene where she was at war with her conscience is hilarious). This is different from earlier and later incarnations of Disney princesses where Rapunzel actually takes a proactive role in her life, taking responsibility and accountability for her decisions and actions. This is what it means to grow up and Tangled nailed it. In this regard, Tangled is far superior than The Little Mermaid, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella. Where Tangled falters however, and arguably why it doesn't quite reach the heights of the Disney greats, is the songs. They aren't bad but they are on the more generic side, but on the whole, each song is well crafted, performed admirably, the lyrics thoughtful and meaningful, appripriate to the scene, in short, much better than Frozen. The voice-acting is also high quality. I already know Mandy Moore can sing but she shines as Rapunzel for the role, not the singing. Moore's Rapunzel is perfect as the doe-eyed, naive but defiant and courageous girl, her expressions are believable and convincing. Donna Murphy is also well cast as Gothel and her songs are perhaps the most entertaining (Mother Knows Best). Zachary Levi was just being himself with Flynn Rider and quite frankly, that is good enough. Special mention has to be noted on Pascal the Chameleon and Maximus the Horse, who have no lines but who both have great scenes in the film. Pascal and Maximus are simply charming and adorable, with both of them having crucial roles on the plot. And the plot is tight. It is so good. No Disney story ever had this good of a plot that are without discernable plotholes. There aren't even a single hint of Feminist dogma and propaganda here; it is that good. So no, Tangled isn't a typical Disney Princess movie; it is better. It has a lot of substance. It's a shame that the songs don't stand out more, but even without it, this film is still good.
I'm a huge fan of this movie, "Tangle". If you have any interest in Romance genre, you must fall in love with this movie. This movie is about the love story between a girl who has really long hair and a boy who was a thief. It's a genre of Romance but it also has some parts of fantasy genre. There's no time to be bored. In this movie, there are some amazing songs such as "When will my life begin", "Healing Incantation" and "I see the light". Those songs are really impressive and touching. And they helped me to be immersed in the story. There is an another reason I love the "Tangled". There is an adorable lizard whose name is "Pascal" in this movie. Actually, he is my favorite character. Even I planned to parcel out a lizard like him. Although, everything of "Tangled" is perfect, there is one thing to be desired. The boyfriend of Rapunzel, yujin cut Rapunzel's hair at the finish to save her from Gothel who is a fake mother of her. Frankly speaking, Rapunzel looks better on long, blond hair. Her hair was too gorgeous to miss! Nevertheless, the overall story and character etc was the best that I've ever seen!! He always helps Rapunzel and be with her all the time. Although