The story is tangled up in its plot holes

Rating: 7/10 (30 January 2014)

Disney can create some great animated films. Unfortanutly, Tangled isn't one of them. Why? Because of its many plot holes and clichés that are really obvious. Lets begin with the question of how nobody can find Rapunzel in the tower where the evil lady took her? I know they said that they tried to find her, but if I was the king, I would tear the kingdom apart until I found my daughter. Plus, towers aren't like huts or hobbit holes where it can blend in with the environment. I'm surprised that it took eighteen years for someone to even stumble upon it. But all of this wouldn't have happened if there were any guards to protect baby Rapunzel from getting kidnapped. You have to be someone from Assassin's Creed to accomplish that. Last of the plot holes that I will discuss is that when grownup Rapunzel looks at the painting of herself, why doesn't she get curious about it. I'm surprised that nobody noticed and thought "The teenager looks an awful lot like the royal baby who was kidnapped eighteen years ago."
Moving from that, the characters in Tangled are decent, just not really special. The songs are actually pretty creative and can be a little fun. The animation is very smooth and very detailed.
But all in all, Tangled is not that great. Sure it has its moments and some decent animation, but the story is very weak and the rest of the movie suffers for it. I hope the Frozen is as good as everybody says it is and not a repeat of what I had to go through with Tangled.