I think this could very well be my top pick among all the Disney films. My daughters really enjoy watching it, and I appreciate the subtle connections that adult viewers can try to decipher.

This is a pleasant story centered on Rapunzel. *Tangled* began Disney’s animated films of the 2010s in a positive way. The movie is well-made, featuring likable characters and an engaging plot. It established many elements that *Frozen*, released in 2013, would later incorporate; there are noticeable parallels between them. Mandy Moore delivers excellent work as the main character, lending her character both en…

I’d been looking forward to seeing this film for a while, but I wasn't certain about it, wondering if it would be similar to Frog Prince (which I haven’t finished watching). Even though I was exhausted – I had slept in and then woke up early because Matt and Toby were coming over to play Wii – and I was short on funds, I still wanted to see the movie mainly to give Matt something to enjoy. It turned out to be wort…

The narrative feels convoluted, bringing to mind elements from Aladdin. The character who changes colors didn't quite leave a lasting impression and falls into a pattern where animals are portrayed as acting like dogs, seemingly fulfilling a predetermined Disney formula. Ultimately, it’s a fairly predictable Disney film that adheres perfectly to the established conventions, yet manages to be genuinely enjoyable be…