“I’m an emotional wreck during Tangled. I love singing along and when Eugene (Flynn) dies I break out into sobs. I cry at least 7 times during the movie every time I watch it. It’s definitely a movie I’ll watch forever.”
“I’ve grown up with all the Disney princesses, and have made a connection with each. But, the largest connection I made was with Rapunzel and her hope gives me hope.”
“I think that Ed Sheeran’s “Lego House” song describes Rapunzel and Eugene perfectly”
“Rapunzel’s relationship with Mother Gothel hits close to home for me. My parents were pretty overprotective, and I wasn’t prepared for how the world worked when I got out on my own.”
“With Tangled, Disney really went the extra mile and did such a great job at creating complex characters. During the first half of the movie, the jury was still out on whether I actually liked Flynn or not, but by the end I was totally in love with him. I love seeing character development. I liked seeing all of his different sides and learning his story. That, to me, is so much better than just seeing a cliche Prince Charming.”
“It makes me sad say when people don’t understand Tangled, and say that it’s just a cartoon.”
“It really annoys me when some people say that I’m cold-hearted because I never cried at any point of this film. I’m not that kind of person to tear up at all while watching a movie, but that doesn’t mean that I’m cold-hearted and have no emotions. I think it’s plain rude when people say this. Everybody is different and they just need to accept that.”
“I think that Mother Gothel’s biggest mistake was refusing to let Rapunzel see the lanterns. She could have taken Rapunzel herself and just stayed in the woods to watch them and Rapunzel probably would’ve been satisfied.”
“Tangled is more than a movie to me. It’s literally who I am.”
“I recently got a “Princess Look-a-like” picture back from a Disney blog, and I got matched with Rapunzel. Ever since that night, I have always wanted to be Raqunzel at the Disney parks. Like a face character. But sadly, I looked at the requirements, and I realized that I was too short to be Rapuzel, and I cried. Tangled is probably my favorite Disney Movie, and I found out that I couldn’t be who I wanted to be. It doesn’t sound like a big deal, but I couldn’t choose the path that I wanted.”