Sadly Over-hyped

Pretty Good

Powerful

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

I write this review with a heavy heart. I am so disappointed in Disney. I shied away from this one for a long time due to the fact that I did not want to expose my daughter to a movie where the hero is a filthy stinking thief. We already have enough where the hero is a jerk and wins the girl. Now we have a criminal for young girls to dream about? Disney shame on you!! Well she saw the story at Disney on Ice so we had to get the movie. I have to admit, the animation was appealing. The songs were catchy and fun, The Princess was excellent. The story line was very good up to a point. It had such potential. Then they go and make a crook the hero? I don't get it? I say again, Disney shame on you!!

I loved the movie, all I hated was that it was only 6 minutes long. I LOVE Tangled and would have liked more into the life after the marriage. But the movie was hilarious. I found it hilarious that the horse and the chameleon tried so hard to get the rings, going through and grabbing them in the world of craziness. And I found it funny how at the end, the cake was the last thing to go through the door. Those two never have any real luck do they? I would have given it a 10 out of 10, but the video was only 6 minutes long. If they had done something like Shrek 2, where they went into the after marriage, that would have made it a full 10 out of 10. I found it a waste of money if they are only doing a 6 minute movie. All the artists, musicians, etc all got paid for such a short movie.

Bundled with the 3D reworking of Beauty And The Beast, Tangled Ever After revisits the 2010 feature Tangled, and brings us Rapunzel's and Flynn/Eugene's wedding. Or, more precisely, it brings us the shenanigans which ensue after chameleon Pascal and horse Maximus lose the wedding rings.This 3D short is full of frenetic action and very funny sight gags, and is a worthy addendum to Tangled, one of Disney's best animated features: like its predecessor, Tangled Ever After is an exemplar for the use of 3D. It is also a treat for those who loved the two non-human sidekicks in the original (although, personally, I loved the wonderful subtle touches in Rapunzel's "performance").

When Nathan Greno and Byron Howard (With the help of a cadre of Disney's finest) created the original Tangled, it was spectacular. I gave it a 10/10. Well, they've done it again. Pascal and Maximus all but stole the original film, and in 'Ever After' they are given a reprise that will satisfy every one of the 'sidekick-lovers' out there (myself included).Clay Kaytis has called 'Ever After' zany. It is that, but more to the point, it's hilarious. You don't get go laugh out loud very often in the theater, and the fact that it takes less than ten minutes for Ever After to get you there is quite a statement. The 3D is (with one minor exception) not abused, as was the case in the first film, but rather totally immersive. I personally wanted more of Rapunzel and Flynn, but only for about thirty seconds. After that, it's Flynn's escape from the castle on steroids, plus Pascal for spice, and with a few scenes from Ratatouille thrown in. A feast fit for kings and queens of all ages.Note to Disney: Lightning in a bottle is rare. Tangled it the hottest property you have. MAKE A SEQUEL! Why are you still reading this and not drawing? GO! Oh.. and to Nathan and Byron... Once could be a fluke. Twice is genius. Congratulations; Walt would be proud.