Rapunzel on the tower

Disney's 3D feature-length animated film. Published on November 24, 2010 (released on March 12, 2011 in Japan).

Disney's feature-length 3D animated film based on the Grimms' Fairy Tales "Rapunzel". The original title is "Tangled" (meaning that knots are tangled and entangled). Alan Menken is in charge of the music. The insert song "I See the Light" was nominated for the Academy Awards and Golden Globe Awards and received high praise. The scene where lanterns fly in the sky in the "shining future" is reputed to be fantastic. Returning to the origin from the masochistic comedy style of "Enchanted" and "Princess and the Frog", he drew a royal road princess story and gained popularity due to Rapunzel's changing facial expressions and romance with Flynn, while "poison". It is also known as a work that focuses on "Liberation from Parents". "Rapunzel" was planned to be made into a movie by Walt Disney before he was alive, but it was shelved for reasons such as "the original is too short", and he was fully satisfied with the 50th feature film of Walt Disney Animation Studios. Was made into a movie. However, the story and character settings have changed significantly from the original, so it can be said that it is almost a different work. It is also the first work by Glen Keane, who has been active as a Disney animator for many years, from the launch of the project to the executive producer. The first 3D work in a Disney Princess movie. Initially Glenn wanted to produce in 2D, but due to budgetary constraints, it was changed to 3D, which reproduces 2D as much as possible. The original title was "Rapunzel" as it was, but despite the high evaluation of the previous work "Princess and the Frog", the income was low for Disney and it was overemphasized as a princess. The company, which thought that it was not supported by the boys, emphasized Flynn, the male hero, in order to sell the movie to both men and women, and the title was changed from "Rapunzel" to "Tangled". ). It turned out that in 2015, it will fully appear in the collaboration game "Kingdom Hearts 3" between Disney and Square Enix. In addition, in 2018, Sugar Rush: Rapunzel will appear as a guest on the website along with other Disney Princesses as a program character on the website.

Rapunzel on the tower

Disney's 3D feature-length animated film. Published on November 24, 2010 (released on March 12, 2011 in Japan).

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