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See three posts up. It's fake.

^Ah, thanks.

PrincePhillipFan wrote:

Rapunzel will be released in the Holiday Season 2010, as for the music it will be a kind of Rock of the 60s, in the veins of Joni Mitchell and Cat Stevens.It's still too early for speaking, but the film is at a good point...

I dunno about this. I love that Beauty and the Beast had a score that reminded us of the romantic period of music. It also had some fun french flair, and a show tuney style, but the sequences like the death of the beast on the tower, as well as the prologue are very intimate, deep and rich! The Mermaid score is similar in the sweet moments but has a more lively and less serious score when there's trouble brewin etc. Aladdin's score was dark and Arabic, but there was also lots of happy orchestral parts like the track called "The Kiss". Hunchback had an even darker score that was loud, rich and ominous.
I think if Menken is goin with 60's rock, we'll be getting lots of 12/8 steady chord music like we heard in Little Shop, or even A.L.W.'s Jesus Christ Superstar. I'm not too familiar with Hairspray but I think it will be similar to that and maybe Grease (more so the 50's..)
I'll keep an open mind I guess! I hope some demo's leak

Umm.... okay. All I would like to know is if they're sticking to the CGI representing hand-drawn animation plan, or whatever the hell that technique they're trying is still the plan, let alone whether or not Kristen Chenoweth is still playing Rapunzel. DX

PrincePhillipFan wrote: Rapunzel will be released in the Holiday Season 2010, as for the music it will be a kind of Rock of the 60s, in the veins of Joni Mitchell and Cat Stevens.It's still too early for speaking, but the film is at a good point...

Apparently I missed your post from when you originally posted it, and I always check this thread...Anyway, sure, Disney went in the more-rock area with Tarzan and sort of with Brother Bear, but I am skeptical! I mean, I have nothing against Joni Mitchell and Cat Stevens, but I'm just shocked and don't fully believe it!

Disney Jedi, we think they are still doing that CGI looking more like hand-drawn animation and Fragonard paintings.

I would be okay with a 60's rock mentality, sound, or something from the style, but I hope it still sounds like it could have been done with the instruments in the times of fairy tales and royalty, wherever they decide to set this fairy tale. I would like some German location, because the tale is German, though Fragonard, who is influencing the painted look, is French!

Hey, did you know?: The book "Walt Disney and Europe" noted that the gardens and "dripping foliage" in Disney's Cinderella looked inspired by French Fragonard's paintings! I guess Rapunzel will be another Disney fairy tale using his art.

I found this new Concept Art for Rapunzel on the net. The castle is definitely inspired by the famous german "Schwanstein Castle"which could mean that the story is set in Germany, where it actually belongs.

Woot! I could kiss you ~RapunzelTower~! And that definately looks legit, what with the official logo an' all.

The only downside is that it might not be relevant to the movie's latest (what is it? the 563rd?) retooling. Who knows?

That picture looks absolutely amazing!

Julian, what do you mean by the "563rd retooling?"

I think he's exagerrating the number of changes made to the story. Let's not forget, Lion King also went through many changes, so how much different can this be?

Marky_198 wrote:Julian, what do you mean by the "563rd retooling?"

Julian just wanted to emphasize the many reworkings the film has undergone.

aka, what I just said.

ajmrowland wrote:aka, what I just said.

I hadn't noticed.

~RapunzelTower~ wrote:I found this new Concept Art for Rapunzel on the net. The castle is definitely inspired by the famous german "Neuschwanstein Castle"which could mean that the story is set in Germany, where it actually belongs.

Fixed.

Nit-picking aside, excellent find! It really looks pretty. In some ways, it seems like a mix of Cinderella's village and castle, Snow White's castle, Sleeping Beauty's castle and It's a Small World. Oh wait, that's because they all have the same influence. Joking aside, it really is really sweet and hopefully we will have an equally pretty movie here!

Thank you guys
I've never heard of that saying. I asked it because I want to improve my English as much as I can.

sotiris2006 wrote:

ajmrowland wrote:aka, what I just said.

I posted my reply before i knew you had already answered. You can tell by the time difference between our posts.

Yeah, well, don't worry about it. I guess that's one point against me!

Marky_198 wrote:Thank you guys
I've never heard of that saying. I asked it because I want to improve my English as much as I can.

I think your English is pretty good! If I were you I'd now focus on acquiring a wider range of vocabulary. Sometimes you need to know a lot of synonyms to be able to write properly and not sound repetitive.

RapunzelTower, where did you find those images?

Julian Carter wrote:
I think your English is pretty good! If I were you I'd now focus on acquiring a wider range of vocabulary. Sometimes you need to know a lot of synonyms to be able to write properly and not sound repetitive.

Haha well, thank you.
I'll work on that.

that reminds me a great deal of Sleeping Beauty.

The bridge, the castle on a hill.