Tangled

When the kingdom's most wanted bandit, Flynn Rider, hides in a mysterious tower, he finds himself taken captive by Rapunzel, a spirited teen with an exceptionally long magical-haired princess. She has been locked away in the tower for years and longs to see the floating lights that appear every year on her birthday. Flynn strikes a deal with her, and together they embark on an action-packed journey with a hyper-cop horse, a determined chameleon, and a gang of grimy goons.

Tangled was a critical and commercial success. Critics praised its stunning animation, humor, musical numbers, and the chemistry between the lead characters, particularly Rapunzel and Flynn. Audiences embraced the film for its modern take on a classic fairy tale, finding it to be a delightful and entertaining experience for all ages.

• Visually stunning with vibrant animation and imaginative character design.
• A charming and humorous take on the Rapunzel fairy tale, balancing classic elements with modern sensibilities.
• Praised for its strong voice performances and engaging musical numbers.

Google audience: Viewers loved the beautiful animation, funny characters, and adventurous story. Many found it to be a perfect family film with great music and a heartwarming tale of self-discovery and freedom.

Nominated for Best Original Song at the 83rd Academy Awards for "I See the Light". Received multiple Annie Award nominations.

The animation team created a special lighting program called "Lux" to simulate the way light behaves with Rapunzel's 70-foot-long hair, which they estimated would have weighed over 60 pounds if it were real.