SkyRo P
"Tangled" is a truly enchanting film brought to life by Disney animation, following the journey of Rapunzel, the lost princess, as she embarks on a quest for self-discovery filled with adventure and unforgettable characters that have become staples in the Disney universe.
Rapunzel is not only a remarkable character in her own right, but she is also accompanied by her loyal sidekick, Pascal the chameleon. Together, they form a dynamic duo as Rapunzel navigates her complex relationship with her captor, Mother Gothel. This villain stands out in Disney history—not just as a villain, but as one of the most chilling, having kidnapped Rapunzel and kept her hidden for 18 years. Her cunning nature makes her a formidable antagonist, especially as Rapunzel's curiosity is sparked by the sight of the floating lanterns.
The film's music, vibrant visuals, and creative storytelling create a magical atmosphere that captivates audiences of all ages. It is a delightful experience that offers everything you didn’t even know you needed. We are also introduced to Flynn Rider, a charming and roguish character whose journey intertwines with Rapunzel's. Despite being a thief, he captures the heart of the lost princess, and together they form a hilarious and balanced partnership that is one of Disney's most memorable.
Disney's animation team also put considerable effort into crafting Flynn's character design, making him one of the most attractive male leads in their lineup. Alongside him is Maximus, the valiant horse, whose bravery and comedic antics provide some of the film's most delightful moments.
Additionally, the comedic relief provided by the thieving brothers and the lively patrons of the Snuggly Duckling adds to the richness of the story, giving each character their own unique flair. While the king and queen have minor roles, their presence helps to round out the narrative.
I wholeheartedly recommend watching "Tangled," and I must mention that the animated series that follows is surprisingly captivating. It continues the story of Rapunzel and Flynn, delving into their lives post-movie, including their wedding and the dynamics of their relationship. The series cleverly incorporates elements from the film, maintaining continuity and leaving room for further storytelling.
Though the animation style in the series feels a bit different and at times more juvenile compared to the film, it still offers a beautifully crafted narrative with fantastic new characters. While it sometimes feels like a children's show, the essence of the original film remains intact. Overall, I encourage everyone to explore both the movie and the series for a fuller experience of Rapunzel's enchanting world.
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11/07/24
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StephenPaul C
LOL, the funniest 55 minutes ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
06/30/23
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YuriYuri
Una de las mejores series de princesas que e visto, la volveria a ver mil veces mas <3
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
05/14/23
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Rosana B
Aquele gráfico quadrado e menos carismático e encantador que o original, concentrando nos mais no roteiro, simples, contÃnuo (com seus antecedentes), musical na medida, uma mensagem de liberdade feminina (tentada) dando margem a uma continuação…
O depois do "Felizes para Sempre", assim como nem toda mulher nasceu par ser mãe, nem todo herdeiro nasceu para ser monarca...
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
04/30/23
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Audience Member
Very unworthy sequel. Don't recommend.
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Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars
01/24/23
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r 9
Not bad for a Disney Channel sequel.
'Tangled: Before Ever After' is animated in a similar style to 'The Lion Guard' ('The Lion King' sequel) films. In terms of comparing those two, this 2017 production beats those three follow-ups. It's severely weaker animation, but it does the intended job.
I was pleasantly surprised to hear the same cast involved from the original film, that's always a big positive. Mandy Moore (Rapunzel) and Zachary Levi (Flynn) are fine, while the new additions of Eden Espinosa (Cassandra) and Laura Benanti (Lady Caine) aren't noteworthy at all; very average characters in truth.
I can't hate on this too much though, I'm sure the core target audience will enjoy it and, after all, it is one of Disney better made-for-TV/direct-to-video animated sequels.
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Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars
03/31/23
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