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Tangled Movie Review
By : Firnanda Aprilia Rosyidah (1860203223218) & Ilham 'Izzuddin (1860203222089)

Introduction

Disney "Tangled" is a 2010 3D animated film produced and released by Walt Disney Pictures. It based on the German popular story called Rapunzel by Grimm brothers. In terms of facts, it was directed by Nathan Greno and Byron Howard and features the voices of Mandy Moore as Rapunzel, Zachary Levi as Flynn Rider, Donna Murphy as Mother Gothel (Rapunzel’s foster mother)

Compared to "Beauty and the Beast” (the animated version) which is also the same Disney Princess movie. "Tangled" and "Beauty and the Beast" are both cherished Disney animations centered on determined heroines undergoing transformative journeys. "Tangled" follows Rapunzel's quest for freedom with her magical hair, while "Beauty and the Beast" sees Belle navigate a cursed castle. While both films explore themes of self-discovery and love, "Tangled" exudes vibrant adventure, while "Beauty and the Beast" emphasizes the redemptive power of love in a more Gothic setting. Both movies celebrate the strength and resilience of their heroines, offering enduring messages of empowerment and love's transformative nature.

"Tangled" is a very good adaptation from the “Rapunzel” story, The story is about a girl named Rapunzel who have a big curiosity about the outside especially about the latterns that always apperared right in her birthday every year but her mother, Gothel doesn’t allowed her to do that, until he met an outlaw named Flynn Rider. After many things happened, Flynn agrees to take Rapunzel to see that latterns. Later as a lot of things revelead Rapunzel and Flynn grow their relationship. The film offers a humorous and adorable look at Rapunzel and Flynn’s relationship. The movie successfully combines Disney's signature Princess story with an engaging storyline that appeals to both children and adults.

One standout scene is the "latern scene". In addition to showing the scene of releasing thousands of lanterns into the sky, which was very beautiful and epic, this scene also depicted the growing relationship between Rapunzel and Flynn.

The animation in "Tangled" is top-notch, with vibrant colors, intricate character designs, and a richly detailed world. The choice to portray the medieval era with some landmarks like the castle and Gothel’s tower adds depth to the film's setting.

In the film, Rapunzel delivers an impactful line during a crucial moment in a bar: " Find your humanity! Haven’t any of you ever had a dream?" It is spoken by Rapunzel in a passionate plea to a group of thieves and ruffians who initially capture her and her companion Flynn Rider. In this scene, Rapunzel encourages the group to reflect on their own hopes and dreams. She's urging them to connect with their inner humanity and see that they too have aspirations and desires, just like she does. This quote is a turning point in the movie because it ultimately leads to the group of rough characters warming up to Rapunzel and Flynn and eventually joining them on their journey. Rapunzel's words emphasize the universal human desire to have dreams and aspirations, and her empathy and kindness help to change the course of the story, turning enemies into allies.

Conclusion

Disney's 2010 animated film Tangled is a beautiful blend of superb animation, voice talent, and a mesmerizing plot. The cast, including Zachary Levi as Flynn Rider and Mandy Moore as Rapunzel, give outstanding performances that bring the characters to life. The film's basic setting of a remote tower in a verdant forest gives it a storybook charm, and the way the fantasy and adventure genres are combined keeps the audience interested. The film's intricate world-building demonstrates Disney's expertise in designing immersive settings. The genre of the film "Tangled" is an animated fantasy adventure musical. The film blends animation with a fantasy adventure story, while enriching the audience's experience with enchanting musical elements. As a result, "Tangled" manages to create a magical world that is mesmerising and suitable for a wide range of audiences, from children to adults.

In the animated film "Tangled," Rapunzel, a young princess with magical long hair, has been trapped in a tower all her life by an evil woman named Mother Gothel. She dreams of seeing a floating lantern that appears every year on her birthday. When a charming thief named Flynn Rider finds her tower, Rapunzel convinces him to take her on a journey to see the lantern, which leads to a series of adventures. Along the way, they encounter villains, a rebellious horse named Maximus, and a hidden truth about Rapunzel's past. As the story progresses, Rapunzel and Flynn discover their true selves and find love and belonging in the process.

In terms of filmmaking, Tangled is a visual marvel. The world created by the CGI animation is colourful and energetic, with Rapunzel's famous golden hair being the main highlight. Alan Menken's music for the film further enhances the viewing experience. The story revolves around Rapunzel's quest for self-discovery and her mission, as well as her blossoming romance with Flynn Rider. Both children and adults will love the narrative as it is charming, funny, and full of valuable life lessons.

In conclusion, Tangled is a beautiful and charming Disney classic film. The timeless story that never fails to win the hearts of viewers is created by the cast, the place, the genre, and the craft of filmmaking. Anyone looking for a charming and enjoyable film viewing experience should watch it.