Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2010 7:43 pm
Don't forget that Tangled is being released the same month as Harry Potter
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To tell you the truth, I am not used of the title change. Because I find it disrespectful to the Grimm Brothers, and Walt Disney. Because during Walt Disney's time, he never in his whole career change names based on fairy tales that he has adapted into animated movies. He sticks to the names, and arrange stories to support the names, to make them more interesting than typical. I bet he does not care what people, like boys, complain about titles being to girlish or what. The only thing that Disney cares about is entertaining families around the world to make dreams come true, and make fairy tale writers', like the Grimm Brothers, dreams come true, for they have shaped the world of entertainment for every family in the world. By the way, just because fairy tales that have girlish titles does NOT make it a girlish story. Those people, who complain about fairy tale titles being too girlish, need to understand that those story titles being too girlish happens to be written by MEN before we are even born. Also, they need to understand that they do not write stories just for girls or boys, they write for families to enjoy, learn, and love. Also, those boys need to "Dig a Little Deeper (according to the song from "The Princess and the Frog")," on the story than the title, because the story is more important than the title, especially when they fit to the title. Even though stories have girlish titles like, "There's Something About Mary," but what if they are interesting that grabs the audience's attention like, "Beauty and the Beast." However, the only way that stories can be too girlish, is if someone, or somebody, made it too girlish. But through Disney's experience, they are all family. And that what makes Disney special. I can tell you this, I have good news and bad news about the title change from "Rapunzel" to "Tangled."Philo & Gunge wrote:All in all, I respect the title change for Rapunzel and while I'm still trying to get used to calling it Tangled, I know it'll be a fantastic film and hopefully one of the best animated movies of 2010.
Why is Disney putting themselves in serious risk since the time they released, "The Princess and the Frog," in the time when, "Avatar," took their victory away, especially, "Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakel," "Sherlock Holmes," and others that could be more popular than Disney's, "The Princess and the Frog?" By the time they released Disney's "Rapunzel (forgive me, this is the name I strongly recommend than Disney's, "Tangled," because I find it misleading and disrespectful to the Grimm Brothers and Walt Disney)," in the same month with, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1," Disney would surly fail for this. Before you know it, Disney would probably get, "tangled," back by Harry Potter's spell against Rapunzel, by casting a spell on her hair to strangle her to death. However, if they decided to release their animated movie in December, instead of November, then there could be hope for their animated movie to become successful. If they release it in November, the audience would probably leave their animated movie for, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1." I got a message for Walt Disney Animation Studios, "Better, 'tangle (in other words, cross),' your fingers and toes tightly if you really want to release your animated movie in November, this could be risky due to popularity of 'Harry Potter.'"DisneyJedi wrote:Don't forget that Tangled is being released the same month as Harry Potter
I created an art based on that picture. You will find it on Deviart.Preble wrote:I found this concept piece on a spanish fan site. Looks like it's real:
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_QAazQcdDMwc/S ... angled.jpg
Seriously, they could not put one trailer out from now until release day for HP7 and it would still rake in millions and millions on opening day.atlanticaunderthesea wrote:It cant be far away now for at least some previews ....... mind you, Harry Potter Part 1 has had hardly any publicity either. Not that it needs it or anything though !
Thanks for posting.Preble wrote:I found this concept piece on a spanish fan site. Looks like it's real:
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_QAazQcdDMwc/S ... angled.jpg
They are rather distracting, aren't they . . .sotiris2006 wrote:enigmawing, could you possibly remove all those "Disney Fan" logos from the new picture? Thanks!


Wow, it looks great now. Thanks a bunch!!enigmawing wrote:Hope this works for ya.
No problem.sotiris2006 wrote:Wow, it looks great now. Thanks a bunch!!
enigmawing wrote:They are rather distracting, aren't they . . .sotiris2006 wrote:enigmawing, could you possibly remove all those "Disney Fan" logos from the new picture? Thanks!
Hope this works for ya.
How did you do that? It looks really cool.enigmawing wrote:They are rather distracting, aren't they . . .sotiris2006 wrote:enigmawing, could you possibly remove all those "Disney Fan" logos from the new picture? Thanks!
Hope this works for ya.
