That was an excellent one.

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

This movie is made by Disney.I would like to recommend this movie to you.Everybody can enjoy and relax,because this story is very simple and so colorful and there are a lot of pretty characters in this movie.At first,when you watch this movie,you will be very moved by a bravery horse.The horse is the movie's hero.It works under a Princess.When her wedding is hold on,Her ring is stolen by a frog.And,the horse comes running after the frog to get back it.But,it comes across a lot of difficulties.He does not discourage by these.It calls up all its courage and try it.I was moved.At the same time,it makes us laugh because those difficulties are so fantastic.In addition,I was moved.If I was the horse,I would give up getting back it.And,the music is extreme.It makes me feel uneasy just to listen it.In the end,it takes back her ring.This is a happy ending.This story is very nice.

I heard of this short after having read reviews of it right here on IMDb and I spent ages wondering how on Earth I was going to watch it until I looked at the back of my 'Cinderella Diamond Edition' DVD case and saw that the short was included as a bonus feature. I was thrilled about the fact that viewing it was easier than I thought and I enjoyed 'Tangled,' so this film undoubtedly appealed to me, despite Rapunzel having shorter brown hair instead of her long golden locks but it made sense to a certain extent.This short has several references to 'Tangled' such as the poster designers not getting Eugene's nose right, floating lanterns and Maximus the horse (who was just as funny here as he was in the main film) being hit with frying pans as a nod to Rapunzel hitting Eugene with one. I liked Maximus imagining the kingdom being blown up when he loses the rings as well as Pascal the chameleon's colour changes. Maximus and Pascal's attempts at retrieving the rings were intelligently executed and a right laugh, especially Maximus accidentally dressing in a women's dress, high heels, make-up and a hat only to attract a male horse, Pascal getting his tongue stuck to an ice sculpture and the two of them leaping over the burning chicken to avoid the 'tidal wave' of wine that seemingly extinguishes the fire. I also liked Maximus' shocked expression at the end when Eugene offers Rapunzel and the guests some cake after Maximus unintentionally causes it to roll away.All in all, this short was well worth watching and it made me laugh a lot on my first viewing. 9/10.

I've been a huge fan of Tangled since it came out in Irish cinemas on the 28th of January 2011 here where im from and it was an honor to see another brilliant masterpiece again. For those of you who don't know what the first one was about then here's a little recap.A runaway bandit named Flynn Rider aka Eugene Fitzherbert(voiced by Chuck's Zachary Levi) is on the run from the guards after he stole a tiara belonging to the long lost princess who was kidnapped as a baby by an evil witch(voiced by Donna Murphy)named Gothel who wanted the princess for her magical powers that are stored in Rapunzel's 70 feet of hair(voiced by ex Pop Princess now Movie starlet Mandy Moore who was also in that 2002 film A Walk To Remember that's another movie I love)so that she can stay young and healthy forever. But when Flynn stumbles across Rapunzel's tower she whacks him out cold with a frying pan and gets information about these lanterns that appear every year on her bday,he agrees and from here on in the two go off on a hilarious heartwarming adventure together where the two fall madly in love,but Gothel finds out,she stabs Eugene,he dies AND he comes back to life again. Eugene chopped off Rapunzel's magical hair that turned brown and the two live happily ever after.Now for the short sequel of the 2010 hit and your asking me is it even better than the first movie??......well not exactly.The sequel short is about Rapunzel and Eugene Fitzherbert who are getting married and Maximus and Pascal(the two sidekicks from the first movie)are playing a vital role at the ceremony but of course something bad happens and its up to the two sidekicks to save the day and to save the rings before anyone finds out. The animation is just as good as the first movie and Rapunzel(who is now sporting her brown short hairdo which isn't really as spiky as the 1st movie)looks great with the new look,and Eugene is just as handsome as ever. HOWEVER the two don't say as much as the 1st movie as you only hear them on the intro before we see the church that's situated near the castle and well I was kinda disappointed with Mandy Moore & Zachary Levi. I wanted their charcthers to say their wedding vows and I think its not their fault its probably got to do with the editing for this movie.And for 6 MINUTES LONG(yes im really not kidding here this is on for ^ WHOLE MINUTES)it could have been on for much longer,I think the directors wanted to send Tangled packing quick and get rid of it as quickly as possible,but the fans of Tangled(including myself here) wants MORE full length sequels,if their crap so what we'll manage as long as Tangled gets another spin off then im cool with that. I maybe 22 yrs old,a young woman who loves Disney movies A lot ever since I can remember but this was a bit disappointing. Still I did enjoy it and I seen it 60 times on YouTube. But if you want my advice i'd stick with the original version of Tangled. It was funny,charming,beautiful,kinda sad,heartwarming,light-hearted,and brilliant.The 1st one gets a 10/10 The sequel: Im giving a 7.

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.