The Return of the Disney Magic
By gracefuldove
@gracefuldove (1668)
Malaysia
January 3, 2011 8:19am CST
It has been a long while since I have see and enjoyed a cartoon movie. Most of the cartoons lately have paled in excitement compared to the earlier movies such as Beauty and the Beast and The Little Mermaid. Then came Tangled. I enjoyed the twists and turns and the songs too in this movie. Have you seen this cartoon movie? If s,do you like it as much as I do?
3 responses
@angel1123 (1)
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23 Jan 11
Tangled is the new movie from disney. Another magical story from the disney. A new twist of Rapunzel and her golden hair. Nice graphics and so is with the soundtrack. The plot was also so cool. The song I see the light was really nice. The music really fits in the movie. Highly recommended for all ages- be it children, teens or even for the oldies. If you want a light touch of the heart , then the movie tangled is the answer. A new from disney which can capture the heart and souls of its viewers from all walks of life.Don't fail to watch or add this movie to your fave list
@NoWayRo (1061)
• Romania
3 Jan 11
I liked Tangled, but... 
Ok, I should probably start by saying that I'm not a huge fan of Disney movies, with one or two exceptions - I would generally prefer any other type of animation over Disney.
With Tangled, it's good I knew what it was about before seeing it, I would've been very disappointed if I went in expecting a new story, and got a classic instead.
My main problem is that I miss hand-drawn animations. I really don't see the point in making the drawings look real - if I want real, I go see a movie with real actors, not a cartoon. I really enjoyed the days when just one drawer, using pen and paper, could make a memorable character that was at the same time funny and expressive.
Ok, I should probably start by saying that I'm not a huge fan of Disney movies, with one or two exceptions - I would generally prefer any other type of animation over Disney.
With Tangled, it's good I knew what it was about before seeing it, I would've been very disappointed if I went in expecting a new story, and got a classic instead.
My main problem is that I miss hand-drawn animations. I really don't see the point in making the drawings look real - if I want real, I go see a movie with real actors, not a cartoon. I really enjoyed the days when just one drawer, using pen and paper, could make a memorable character that was at the same time funny and expressive.