I could give it a -1000/10 if I could

Rating: 1/10 (7 October 2017)

2010 could have been a brilliant year for animation, as "Toy Story 3", "Despicable Me" and "How to Train Your Dragon" were all released that year. However, the year also saw "Tangled". I don't want to come across as a troll, but Tangled just doesn't ever hit the right chords, making this, in my personal opinion, the worst movie ever.
No. 1 is the plot. There are several plot holes that are never resolved. For example, why didn't the King and Queen ever have another child? Did they even try? They were staking the line to the throne on someone finding Rapunzel - which someone obviously did, but what if nobody did? And why did Mother Gothel not give Rapunzel a different birthday, one that didn't coincide with the lantern ceremony? If Gothel had given Rapunzel a different birthday, the lantern ceremony may have held next-to-no significance to Rapunzel, and she wouldn't had been yearning to attend it, which was a major plot-kicker.
The music is not something I'd want to remember. Frozen's soundtrack had that special something - it was catchy, and empowering. Tangled's soundtrack is none of those. It is as bland as a plain white wall.
The voice-acting is decent, but I have never liked Mandy Moore, so I can't say the voice-acting is superb. The comedy was hit-and-miss - every joke, it seemed, was used in the publicity material.
And why is it called "Tangled"? Did Disney believe only girls would see a film called "Rapunzel"?
All in all, the film was very poor. The only smattering of consolation on this film is the voice-acting, but I think they could have really improved in that regard. It's just as well that "Wreck- It Ralph", "Frozen" and "Zootropolis" had restored my faith in Disney.