Tangled Tangled

They're taking adventure to new lengths.

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.

Mandy Moore Zachary Levi Donna Murphy M.C. Gainey Ron Perlman Paul F. Tompkins Jeffrey Tambor Brad Garrett Richard Kiel

Walt Disney Pictures

musical comedy family animation romance fantasy

100 mins   More details at IMDb / TMDb

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  • Brendan Coad

    Review by Brendan Coad ★★★★

    A great new princess movie for Disney. After being disappointed by Brave and Wreck It Ralph recently, this was a nice surprise. To start with, the animation is beautiful and the action is well presented. I even enjoyed most of the musical numbers and felt the only real miss was the song in the Snuggly Duckling. That song had a lot of unused potential, as did those characters. While the band of villains had more potential, a lot of children's films stray from the main story too far while indulging in gags so I appreciate the restraint.

  • Pablo Alonso

    Review by Pablo Alonso ★★★½

    It was a fun movie, it has the feel for old school Disney movies, it's charming, has songs, etc. Some of the shots of the characters I think would map 1 to 1 with the drawn versions which really gives it the feel.

  • David Bonesteel

    Review by David Bonesteel ★★★

    Locked up in a tower under false pretenses due to the magical qualities of her hair, 18-year-old Rapunzel longs to see the colored lights that appear every year on her birthday. When a fugitive thief blunders into her life, opportunity presents itself and adventure and romance follow.

    Disney's 50th animated film features beautiful animation, wonderful character design, excellent voice talent, and some terrific songs, but the script lets it down. It lacks wit, relying too much on the other aspects of production to do the heavy lifting. As a result, the familiar tropes of a Disney Princess film, such as the young woman with animal friends waiting for her life to begin, seem mechanical and unimaginative, as do the thugs…

  • Liva

    Review by Liva ★★★★

    It's great - sweet, funny, and entertaining. Honestly, the only negative thing that I can think of are the songs - while they're not bad per se, they're not particularly memorable. Everything else, though, is excellent - the story is engaging, the characters are well-developed, and the visual style is unique enough. It has some great gags and some dialogues that made me laugh out loud ("How did you find me?" "Oh, it was easy, really. I just listened for the sound of complete and utter betrayal and followed that."). Very enjoyable.

    P.S. There were two things that made me, as a brown-haired representative of the female population, especially happy - firstly, the fact that Rapunzel gets to save the day as frequently as Flynn, and, secondly, that Flynn is actually into brunettes.

  • Jaime

    Review by Jaime ★★★★

    The little kid me would have gone absolutely bonkers over Tangled. But what did I know? I wanted to be a mermaid for years thanks to Disney.

    Luckily, I really liked it as an adult too. It reminded me so vividly on the Disney classics I was raised on. Maximus the horse might be one of my favorite animated characters ever and Rapunzel is a nice little tough cookie heroine who turns the damsel in distress story on its head. And I absolutely did not cry.

    Okay, yeah, I cried a little. Stupid lanterns and sad parents.

  • footloose

    Review by footloose ★★★★

    funny and charming. awesome in 3-d. m.

  • Jordan Richardson

    Review by Jordan Richardson ★★★

    Not overly satisfying, but a good-enough effort from Disney.

  • Em Jay

    Review by Em Jay ★★★★

    Excellent, really nice Disney film.

  • Cosmic Vagrant

    Review by Cosmic Vagrant ★★★★½

    Tangled is a cute fantasy and comedy film based on the German fairy-tale "Rapunzel".
    Released in 2010, there were high expectations because it was the 50th animated feature produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios.

    The film is basically about a lost princess with long and magical hair locked in a tower all her life, against her mothers wishes she enlists the help of a rogue to venture out into the world when she discovers him hiding from the law in her tower.
    Rapunzel and Flynn mostly use their wits whenever they get in trouble, Rapunzel's mother is a good antagonist and there's many quirky characters including a chameleon named Pascal and a horse named Maximus.
    There's enough action, comedy and…