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• Lisa said...

  Posted on Aug 26 2011 16:53 Tangled is without a doubt one of the best computer animated movies that Disney has ever done. I usually don't like their computer animated movies as they are very boring and dull but this one just blew me away. Expect romance,drama, a bit of a tearjearker,adventure and comedy TANGLED IS STUPENDOUS>3. MUST SEE.

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• Caitlin beadles said...

  Posted on Apr 11 2011 20:30 One of my best all time movies! WATCH IT!! <3

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• AMAN said...

  Posted on Mar 11 2011 16:19 i have never wached tangeled in my life

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• Brendan said...

  Posted on Feb 28 2011 10:17 Went to see this with our two boys (3 and 5). Wasn't expecting too much but this film was really a great watch. I usually cringe through Disney music but the songs were good and not long overdone numbers like in some movies. Loved the 3D, especially the lantern sequence which had our 5 year old reaching out and convinced he could feel the lanterns. Definitely highly recommended - PS the horse steals every scene he's in

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• Ciara said...

  Posted on Feb 26 2011 11:13 really good

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• sam said...

  Posted on Feb 25 2011 17:22 i took my 11yr old girl and 9yr old boy ...we found the film enjoyable and funny i thought it was classic and timeless..many reviews are negative ...but as far as im concerned, maybe these people do not have children ...it was lovely to hear adults as well as children laughing out loud and the the atmosphere leaving is always a teller if the film was good and it was happy and buzzing ...so what does that say!!!!! ...we loved it ....x

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• HanPan said...

  Posted on Feb 20 2011 18:53 I have to confess that I had not intended to watch Tangled, the adverts made it look rather blah. Plus, the title? Really? Anyway, following the flop that was Princess and the Frog, Disney again tries to take a modern twist on the princess fairy tale they did so well in the 20th Century. Beauty and the Beast, Sleeping Beauty, Aladdin.. These films will be passed down from generation to generation? Tangled? I doubt anyone will remember it.
  My distinct feeling about the film was simply that it felt like they were trying too hard, trying to keep up with the times as opposed to just going with what they do best.
  Tangled has a certain Shrek quality to it, which makes it funny, even hilarious at times, and the themes are well thought through. The CGI animation did not blow me way I have to admit, the faces look too Barbie like.
  But I have to admit that the film is really good (I know it doesn't look it) but it is. So go check it out, and see what you think. :)

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• racho said...

  Posted on Feb 18 2011 16:41 i went to see it it was funny and a happy ending :) if u go hope u enjoy it because i did

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• Mike said...

  Posted on Feb 03 2011 01:02 I’m surprised the story of Rapunzel wasn’t animated by Disney decades ago. Things being what they are, the story’s told in glorious 3d. The only trouble is, 3d hasn’t yet been perfected, and I nearly went crossed eyed at one point during Tangled. The story here’s well known, so adding another dimension to it (3d?) probably seemed a good idea. However, when you think of the fantastic job Disney did in 1937 with Snow White and limited animation tools, I don’t think the quality of Rapunzel’s done Disney any favours – not once did I gasp at the animation, despite there being considerable advancements in the past 70 years. Think of the quality of Bambi (1942), and the quality of Rapunzel becomes all the more questionable. And the story is seriously long – particularly as it’s intended for kids – some of it's just not interesting, and I found myself daydreaming - 30 minutes could easily have fallen to the cutting room floor. However, some of the adult humour’s very good – the overbearing-emotionally-blackmailing “mother”, and the Marcel Marceau scene about 2/3rd of the way through were particularly funny. But like I say, a bit too long, and the quality’s questionable. For my money, “Despicable Me” has to be one of this past year’s best animations. There were ten of us in a cinema intended for several hundred. Two stars.

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• Linda said...

  Posted on Jan 31 2011 13:49 Absolutely agree with scrumpyjack and lottie this film is brilliant especially in 3D - Loved everything about it - it is funny, exciting and even a little bit emotional at the end too!! We all came out with big smile on our faces! Thoroughly recommend to all ages - mine are teenages of 13 and 19 and even they really enjoyed it too!!

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• lottie said...

  Posted on Jan 30 2011 15:31 i think u must be MAD IAN it looks really good ps same lottie :) :) lol

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• lottie said...

  Posted on Jan 30 2011 15:28 going to see it today cant wait i think it looks really goood ian must be mad he must be older than us !!!

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• Ian said...

  Posted on Jan 30 2011 00:10 All in all just a bit disappointed by the film. Seen it tonight and the only laughs seemed to come from very young children. It hits most of the cliches so depressingly common in modern Disney animations. Why do they have to sing all the time!
  Mandy Moore's voice gets grating after a while and the film is so clearly aimed at the American children's market with no doubt lots of merchandise available. The most worrying thing about the night was the "new" Winnie the Pooh trailer from Disney. It the same people were involved in that as this film be afraid, be very afraid.

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• scrumpyjack said...

  Posted on Jan 29 2011 19:32 Loved it. The finest animation since HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON, If you hate 3D and insist it doesn't work check out the ASTOUNDING lantern scene. Bold, beautiful and totally charming....don't miss. 8/10

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