Seems to be the case with even the best animated movies. I think they forgot about the painting that originally inspired the film's visual style.dollover wrote:Wow that is stunning. I wonder why the final version of Rapunzel is so blandified, as these concept drawings of her are much more unique looking and full of character, plus the eyes aren't out of control.
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nah. it just proved too time consuming and expensive to make 90 minutes out of.Semaj wrote:Seems to be the case with even the best animated movies. I think they forgot about the painting that originally inspired the film's visual style.dollover wrote:Wow that is stunning. I wonder why the final version of Rapunzel is so blandified, as these concept drawings of her are much more unique looking and full of character, plus the eyes aren't out of control.

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Thanks for the imageDisneyDude2010 wrote:Disney Princess fruit cup

Is it ready yet to post it?mariadny wrote:I will post itSotiris wrote:Thanks. Do you also have the cover story about 'Tangled' inside the magazine to post it for us?
It's a special about the 50 Disney Classics, too.
It seems very interesting.

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And as I understand, even farther back than the Grimms Brothers in the first versions of Rapunzel she had raven black hair, not the "golden" hair we all associate with her these days. So to really get back to the very roots the story would look even farther away from the fairytale most people are familiar with.pinkrenata wrote: In fact, the Grimms Bros. cleaned up the stories a bit and decided which aspects of a story to keep, and which parts to discard. But you like fairy tales, so I'm not telling you anything you don't already know.
Plus "golden" can be interpreted in more than one way. Some suggest it means red tinted hair, not blonde.
Any version of Rapunzel is going to be off from the very first tales told.
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I have red hair with a bit of bronze-ish gold in it, my mom always called me Goldilocks. But yeah, most people think 'blonde' when you say golden hair.Rapunzel wrote:And as I understand, even farther back than the Grimms Brothers in the first versions of Rapunzel she had raven black hair, not the "golden" hair we all associate with her these days. So to really get back to the very roots the story would look even farther away from the fairytale most people are familiar with.pinkrenata wrote: In fact, the Grimms Bros. cleaned up the stories a bit and decided which aspects of a story to keep, and which parts to discard. But you like fairy tales, so I'm not telling you anything you don't already know.
Plus "golden" can be interpreted in more than one way. Some suggest it means red tinted hair, not blonde.
Any version of Rapunzel is going to be off from the very first tales told.

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Yes, but couldn't they AT LEAST make her eyes slightly smaller (like the size in concept art just posted) and a different dress?ajmrowland wrote:nah. it just proved too time consuming and expensive to make 90 minutes out of.Semaj wrote: Seems to be the case with even the best animated movies. I think they forgot about the painting that originally inspired the film's visual style.

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Well I saw Tangled at the thater last night and afterwards we demanded and got a refund! Why? Well we just weren't happy with what we saw.
Hah, not cos of the film though.
For some stupid reason the projectionist had cropped the film to give it a 2.35:1 cinemascope framing.
We were literally baffled, I mean it was blatantly obvious at the start of the film when the Walt Disney Pictures logo came up. The bottom half of the words 'Walt Disney' were cut off. I mean honestly how could anyone make such a ridiculous mistake.
Hah, not cos of the film though.
For some stupid reason the projectionist had cropped the film to give it a 2.35:1 cinemascope framing.
We were literally baffled, I mean it was blatantly obvious at the start of the film when the Walt Disney Pictures logo came up. The bottom half of the words 'Walt Disney' were cut off. I mean honestly how could anyone make such a ridiculous mistake.
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Yikes.ichabod wrote:Well I saw Tangled at the thater last night and afterwards we demanded and got a refund! Why? Well we just weren't happy with what we saw.
Hah, not cos of the film though.
For some stupid reason the projectionist had cropped the film to give it a 2.35:1 cinemascope framing.
We were literally baffled, I mean it was blatantly obvious at the start of the film when the Walt Disney Pictures logo came up. The bottom half of the words 'Walt Disney' were cut off. I mean honestly how could anyone make such a ridiculous mistake.
I'm still wondering if we should have demanded our money back for not getting to see the credits. I'm not sure what happened; the "Something That I Want" song played but the screen was black, like they had turned the projector light out as soon as the movie was over. I have a feeling they would have laughed at us for wanting to actually see them.

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Yes, please!!mokka456 wrote:I have a alot "Art of tangled" book scans. Do you want me to post it?


Btw, "The Art of Tangled" is now OOP.
Here's the link!:Sotiris wrote:Yes, please!! :) But could you compress all of the images into one file (either zip or rar) and upload them to a file-hosting website like sendspace.com so we can download it easily? Saving images one by one is very time consuming. Thanks!!!! :Dmokka456 wrote:I have a alot "Art of tangled" book scans. Do you want me to post it?
Btw, "The Art of Tangled" is now OOP.
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Sotiris wrote:Yes, please!!mokka456 wrote:I have a alot "Art of tangled" book scans. Do you want me to post it?But could you compress all of the images into one file (either zip or rar) and upload them to a file-hosting website like sendspace.com so we can download it easily? Saving images one by one is very time consuming. Thanks!!!!
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Btw, "The Art of Tangled" is now OOP.
Does anyone know why it's OOP?
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I know how you feel. The second time I saw Toy Story 3 in 3D so much of the screen was cut of that I couldn't read Buzz's subtitles during the Spanish parts. And I think the 3D stopped working halfway through. We were angry and wanted a refund too.ichabod wrote:Well I saw Tangled at the thater last night and afterwards we demanded and got a refund! Why? Well we just weren't happy with what we saw.
Hah, not cos of the film though.
For some stupid reason the projectionist had cropped the film to give it a 2.35:1 cinemascope framing.
We were literally baffled, I mean it was blatantly obvious at the start of the film when the Walt Disney Pictures logo came up. The bottom half of the words 'Walt Disney' were cut off. I mean honestly how could anyone make such a ridiculous mistake.
