Another classic Disney tale is about to hit stores!! Tangled, the take of Rapunzel is sure to become a classic for Disney loving girls everywhere. The story is all about Rapunzel, a girl who has magical hair who’s been locked in a tower by her greedy mother. She’s an optimist girl who sings tales of leaving the tower only to have her mother say no. Then comes Flynn Ryder and their adventures begin.
The tale is one of an optimist girl who learns to trust the world around her, and it’s one everyone should add to their collection. It’s laugh out loud kind of funny and fun for the whole family! Our family was able to review this movie thanks to Disney who sent us a free copy.
Blu-ray Features:
The color is amazing in this movie and there is a lot of lavender. Perfect for that lavender loving little girl! While this is a cartoon it looks incredibly real.
Some other Tangled features include.
- Untangled: The Making of a Fairy Tale (BD-exclusive): exactly how long is Rapunzel’s hair? How many lanterns were used? Where did Pascal’s name come from? Which Disney animated feature first utilized CG animation? These and more will be answered when Mandy Moore and Zach Levi take viewers on a kooky behind-the-scenes tour to learn how the filmmakers styled this film’s Golden Tresses.
- Three deleted scenes with introductions by co-directors Byron Howard and Nathan Greno (BD-exclusive)
- Extended songs with introductions by the co-directors (BD-exclusive):
- “When Will My Life Begin”
- “Mother Knows Best
- Two original storybook openings: two alternate versions of the film’s opening sequence described by the co-directors Nathan Greno and Byron Howard
- 50th Animated Feature Countdown A video montage celebrating Tangled as the 50th film to join The Walt Disney Studios’ prestigious lineup of classic animated features.
- Nine Tangled teasers (BD-exclusive): a collection of the most unique and quirky commercials made for the theatrical release of Tangled Some are spoofs based off of infomercials and/or breaking news, some are teasers and others are simply just funny filmstrips.
I need to see this movie. 🙂