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ajmrowland wrote:yeah. What Disney needs is a cat......one that's not evil, nor is it an aristocat. Have the roles switch: make the dog evil and have a good guy cat. I dont have anything against dogs, of course!

I still hope "Fraidy Cat" will be put back into production again. That sounded like an AWESOME project, with a cat in the lead role!

yukitora wrote:

robster16 wrote:Will be released in 2007 LOL anyway, goes to show you how long this project is in devellopment and how much has changed! 2004 is already 6 years ago, when Chenoweth was still attached, and before her Reese Witherspoon was doing Rapunzel's voice. To this day, when posting Rapunzel topics on general pop culture blogs and websites like "Ohnotheydidn't" I get dozens of replies how they are bummed that Chenoweth is off the project. Well, she has been for over 5 years now LOL

You mean mandy moore? or was reese also attached at one point?

Eh, least Tinkerbell and Glee got Chenoweth.

Rapunzel has had three voices that I know of at least. In chronological order:

1. Reese Witherspoon
2. Kristin Chenoweth
3. Mandy Moore

From animationguildblog.blogspot.com on May 13 :

Visiting the hat building this morning, I got a taste of fresh Disney product ...

The flat-screen monitors in the lobby hallway have a big chunk of unfinished animation (and by unfinished, I mean that there's no lighting,texturing, or finaling.) Upstairs an animator said:

"We're working fifty-hour weeks, but it'd be nice to know what we're doing next.
"I think the picture is pretty good. It's a lot like a Broadway musical, like the features from the early nineties. Songs are good ..."
I have no idea about the overall quality of the feature, but from the finaled shots I've seen on first-floor computer screens, the art direction is gorgeous.

Pretty encouraging...

KennethE wrote:From animationguildblog.blogspot.com on May 13 :

Visiting the hat building this morning, I got a taste of fresh Disney product ...

The flat-screen monitors in the lobby hallway have a big chunk of unfinished animation (and by unfinished, I mean that there's no lighting,texturing, or finaling.) Upstairs an animator said:

"We're working fifty-hour weeks, but it'd be nice to know what we're doing next.
"I think the picture is pretty good. It's a lot like a Broadway musical, like the features from the early nineties. Songs are good ..."
I have no idea about the overall quality of the feature, but from the finaled shots I've seen on first-floor computer screens, the art direction is gorgeous.

Pretty encouraging...

Hopefully the music isn't 70s cowboy songs.

"Strangled" by Floyd Norman:

sotiris2006 wrote:"Strangled" by Floyd Norman:

I LOVE THAT ART! FLOYD NORMAN, YOU ARE A GENIUS!!!

sotiris2006 wrote:

Call me a hater, but to me that 2D clip-art has more spunk and life than the CG version.

*ducks from all the things being thrown at him*

I just really dont like rapunzel's face. Eyes too big, nose too pinchy, mouth just unnatural looking. Anyone else share the same sentiments?

yukitora wrote:I just really dont like rapunzel's face. Eyes too big, nose too pinchy, mouth just unnatural looking. Anyone else share the same sentiments?

Yes. I dislike her character design as well. The previous incarnation of her in the leaked footage years ago was much better.

Personally, I feel all the clipart has been horrendous and the only image I've legitimately liked was the still from the film with Rapunzel and Flynn (in which, it should be noted, we only see the side of her face), which is why I'm hoping the clipart is just a bad representation of the character and that she will look much nicer in the movie.

found on an italian Disney forum:

It still looks like this film will be called Rapunzel everywhere except the US.

lame.

robster16 wrote:found on an italian Disney forum: [pic]

Nice find robster! Thanks. Could you please give us the link to the Italian forum too?

So far, it has been confirmed that France, Italy and Brazil will retain the title "Rapunzel".

I assume that other francophone countries will do the same, as well as Portugal (based on the fact it shares the same language with Brazil)

sotiris2006 wrote:

robster16 wrote:found on an italian Disney forum: [pic]

Nice find robster! Thanks. Could you please give us the link to the Italian forum too?

So far, it has been confirmed that France, Italy and Brazil will retain the title "Rapunzel".

I assume that other francophone countries will do the same, as well as Portugal (based on the fact it shares the same language with Brazil)

sure, you can find the picture on this page:

http://disneyvideo.altervista.org/forum ... 32&st=3975

Btw the pic posted by Rob doesn't say anything new but the plot / synopsys you already know...It's a leaflet that has been distributed in Italy during a book exhibition and it clearly advertises the upcoming books, drawing albums, sticker albums and all the print merchandising tied to the movie...
It seems that we will also have a subtitle for the movie, something that sounds as "Rapunzel - The Tangle of the Tower"...

"The Last Tangled in Paris" by Floyd Norman

sotiris2006 wrote:"The Last Tangled in Paris" by Floyd Norman

That's disturbing. And I don't get it about this, "The Last Tangled in Paris," thing. I think it is because Paris, France is going to be called, "Tangled," besides, "Rapunzel."

Feel free to call me stupid ..... but I really dont get the new cartoon ?

Polizzi wrote:And I don't get it about this, "The Last Tangled in Paris," thing. I think it is because Paris, France is going to be called, "Tangled," besides, "Rapunzel."

Really showing your age there. It's a take-off on the controversial Italian film Last Tango in Paris, starring Marlon Brando, in which he takes a piece of a butter and well...Here's the Wikipedia article for the film.

Polizzi wrote:That's disturbing.

You say that after all you've posted yourself?