Rapunzel Movie Review

This Rapunzel movie review will discuss what you should expect from the Disney animated feature. It's the company's 50th animated feature, and it has lots of action, romance, and drama. There is something for everyone in this story. Even the littlest princesses will enjoy this movie.

Tangled is Disney's 50th animated feature

Tangled, the 50th animated feature from the Disney studio, is a modern-day fairy tale that follows in the tradition of great Disney animated classics. The film combines a beautiful story with comic relief, and it is extremely well received by audiences. The film's lead voice actors are solid, and the plot is classic Disney.

Tangled is an animated film that has a beautiful look. Though it was produced using computer-generated imagery, it emulates the traditional look of paintings on canvas. The artistic style was inspired by Rococo paintings by the French painter Jean-Honore Fragonard. Director Glen Keane describes the overall style as "romantic and lush."

The story was developed 14 years before the film's release. It was directed by Glen Keane, who had previously worked on Aladdin and Ariel. In the early 2000s, Disney Animation had begun to move into a computer-animated style. It was also trying to catch up with rival studios. In the end, Disney executives decided to take Keane's original idea and rework it into an irreverent comedy.

It has a lot of action

While there is a lot of action in Rapunzel the movie does have a softer side, as well. The story revolves around the young princess who has been captured by two men. Rapunzel's parents are devastated, and the two of them do everything in their power to find their daughter, but without success. The parents continue to light sky lanterns each year to remember Rapunzel and pray that she will return. It is an emotionally difficult time for the family, and the father of Rapunzel has to keep his composure while the two of them are crying in front of the lanterns.

Rapunzel's story is told through her childhood and her experiences. The first part of the film revolves around her journey from being stolen as a baby by Mother Gothel to her eventual imprisonment in a tower. Rapunzel is trapped inside the tower until she is eighteen, when she is finally released by Flynn Rider. Rapunzel then meets Flynn, a thief who has been looking for her. Rapunzel must fight Flynn in order to save herself and her kingdom from the evil king.

It has a lot of drama

The Rapunzel movie is an uplifting story about a young princess with a magical healing hair. However, she is kidnapped by Mother Gothel, a vengeful old crone who's after her eternal youth. She is imprisoned in a tower and doesn't have a clue about her royal heritage. She is alone in the tower, but a young thief named Levi takes refuge in her tower and helps her escape. The movie is a delightful update on the classic fairy tale.

In the beginning, Rapunzel is restless and dreams of exploring the kingdom that is nearby. She also dreams about glowing paper lanterns that float upward from her tower on her birthday. Her mother tries to keep her from leaving the kingdom, but she's determined to see the kingdom. But the world of the living is dangerous and her mother warns her. Eventually, a handsome thief climbs into Rapunzel's tower window and falls in love with her.

It has a lot of comedy

The Rapunzel movie has a lot of comic relief throughout the movie. Rapunzel is a young princess who is taken from her parents' castle as a baby and locked in a tower. She longs to experience the world and see the birthday lights. She manages to escape the tower with the help of her dashing and somewhat unwholesome friend Flynn, and sets out to fulfill her dream. However, Rapunzel's captor has other plans.

The movie is full of comedy and isn't on the same level as Pixar's "Beauty and the Beast," but there are plenty of fun moments to be found. In addition to the funny moments, the film has some heart-warming moments.