Kutie Pie
"It is my destiny."
Saw Tangled a few days ago in 3D. I liked it, I thought it was cute. I suppose they did try to make sure everyone knew it was Disney-esque by having a musical number every... I'm guessing ten minutes, but it was ruined by this bitch girl who kept singing every musical number in the movie. I tried to ignore her, but the whole time I was thinking if she saw the movie X-number of times, has the soundtrack, and "*imagines strangling her* SHUT UP! Most of us haven't seen this before!" I would have probably cried had she not said "Oh, this makes me cry!" I knew I should have made myself and my friend move elsewhere >>;.
The thing I was impressed with was the visuals. Holy cow, I loved everything, from the character models to the background and the lighting, they were beautiful. ESPECIALLY the hair. You could see just about every single strand, it's remarkable.
I found myself relating more to Rapunzel than anyone else, probably because that pretty much summarizes my personality. Yeah, Rapunzel may technically be considered a Mary-Sue, but they did a good job maturing her over the coarse of the movie, and her background of being locked in a tower for her whole life thus making her have an innocent view of the world helped keep her character more admirable. Okay, that has nothing to do with my personality, but I don't related to Mary-Sues because I'm not a Mary-Sue, none of us are.
I think I just made that part more confusing. Anyhoo, am I the only one who thinks the animation style looks like that of DreamWorks? At least when it came to facial expressions, anyway.
So yeah, I recommend the film. I'd say it wasn't AS good as Bolt when it came to storyline, but hey, it's Disney Princess, a rather dark one at that (in a few sequences).
The thing I was impressed with was the visuals. Holy cow, I loved everything, from the character models to the background and the lighting, they were beautiful. ESPECIALLY the hair. You could see just about every single strand, it's remarkable.
I found myself relating more to Rapunzel than anyone else, probably because that pretty much summarizes my personality. Yeah, Rapunzel may technically be considered a Mary-Sue, but they did a good job maturing her over the coarse of the movie, and her background of being locked in a tower for her whole life thus making her have an innocent view of the world helped keep her character more admirable. Okay, that has nothing to do with my personality, but I don't related to Mary-Sues because I'm not a Mary-Sue, none of us are.
I think I just made that part more confusing. Anyhoo, am I the only one who thinks the animation style looks like that of DreamWorks? At least when it came to facial expressions, anyway.
Okay, I swear, their first kiss had to be the most realistic 3D-animated kiss I've seen. Other 3D-animation films have done kisses, but this one was pretty much how I've always envisioned kisses, whether in stories or film.
...if I was to imagine that if it wasn't in there...
...if I was to imagine that if it wasn't in there...
So yeah, I recommend the film. I'd say it wasn't AS good as Bolt when it came to storyline, but hey, it's Disney Princess, a rather dark one at that (in a few sequences).
Who here thinks the old guy dressed as a cupid was both funny AND creepy at the same time?