Pixar's Brave wishes it had this much to say about women's fraught relationships with their mothers. There's some stunning animation to be had in the CGI here, especially, considering the subject, with the hair, and the characters feel fleshed out instead of copied out of an old story book.

Fun Disney comedy with forgettable music and an underdeveloped villain, Tangled was a good warm-up for the heights of Frozen and Moana, but it's far from a must-see.

This is a lot of people's favorite Disney princess movie and while it isn't mine, it is a very solid film. I appreciated that the toxic relationship between Rapunzel and Mother Gothel played just as big as a role as the romantic relationship between Rapunzel and Flynn Ryder. Even though it's a pretty palatable film, I do get put off sometimes because Rapunzel feels like the quirky, 'not like other girls' type of character.

I really love Tangled. It's a sweet movie with a spunky lead character, a charming love interest, and a terrifying villain. The dynamic between Mother Gothel and Rapunzel felt particularly sinister. Unfortunately, Rapunzel was a little more naive as a character than I usually like, which is why I took off half a star on an otherwise amazing movie.

This is a really wonderful movie, but it just never clicked for me the way it did for most. I appreciate all the characters and Mother Gothel and Rapunzel in particular are really well written, especially the dynamic between them. However, I just couldn't be more invested than just ively enjoying this. It didn't keep me emotionally invested the way Disney has a habit of doing. It was just fun. Which isn't wrong, it just wasn't for me.

Tangled has always been one of my favorite Disney movies, ever since I was little. The music is phenomenal, the plot is intriguing and captures the viewer's attention until the final moment, and the characters in Tangled are some of the best in the Disney universe. Mother Gothel is a terrifying villain and Donna Murphy really brings her character to life. Everyone is cast perfectly in Tangled and I honestly can't think of a single change that would improve this amazing film.

What I love about Tangled is that Rapunzel gets to be both incredibly naive as well as incredibly strong. She's taken the hand that life has dealt her, namely being locked in a tower for as long as she can , and she's learned an incredible variety of skills. She maintains her optimism and a desire to learn and grow even as she's constantly blocked by Mother Gothel. When she finally gets to leave the tower, her indecision about leaving is both one of the funniest and one of the most frustrating scenes of the movie. I just wanted her to make a choice, but I understood her quite literally feeling like she was being pulled in two different directions. That being said, the music is some of the best of any modern Disney princess movie, and it's gorgeous animated.

I know some people love this movie, but it has never been a particularly fantastic Disney movie for me. A more straight telling of Rapunzel than it could have been.

While often overshadowed by Frozen, Tangled is still an incredibly strong Disney film with its strong writing, catchy songs, and gorgeous visuals, especially when it comes to animating Rapunzel's hair. It's easily one of the best Disney films of the past decade, if not the best, and anyone looking for something that plays into the classic formula while still doing its own things should certainly give it a try.