Tangled

[a_person]

I think she probably meant the next film in that screen starts soon after, so hey lets start this non-charging screening early, so we can look after the p*ying customers at the following screening

That's still very well out of order. You are still a potential p*ying customer.

[superhero]

I just feel sorry for those families coming in with young children to find the films started already. They must have been very disappointed

[Beate]

Not only that, everyone in after 10.15 will have disturbed other people's enjoyment of the film through no fault of their own. People should complain.

[superhero]

I don't normally complain, but I have sent one this time, it's not like a few mins early, 15 minutes is quite alot...

[misseypootle]

Saw this at Sheffield Vue this morning. Cinema was about 90% full. Really enjoyed this film, it had everything a good animated film should have, great characters, a good story line, fab animation plus a lovely love story chucked in for good measure. We saw it in 3D but I think that seeing this film in 2D would not destract from the enjoyment of it. There were some nice 3D bits but only really one scene with the lights that really stood out. I particularly liked the horse and the chameleon, whoever was responsible for the expressions on those animals deserves an Oscar! I do like animated films but I am not a massive fan but I could not fault this film, therefore I am going to do something I have NEVER done before and give it 10/10. A good start to 2011. Happy viewing

[kevinknapman]

Saw this at Shepherds Bush with the mysterious 10.15 start. Luckily I got there early.
I really enjoyed the film. A strong, entertaining Disney effort. Beautifully animated of course. There are some who may be disappointed by the decision not to stick to 2D hand-drawn style of animation like the previous Princess and the Frog but it still had all the typical charm of familiar Disney.

Often very funny too. Most impressive and refreshing was the fact that the comedy wasn't just given to the standard comedy sidekicks. Usually in animated films like this the lead characters are fairly bland whilst the characters around them get all the comedy. Thankfully the main characters get their fair share of the laughs too. Flynn was a winning mix of heroism and vanity, whilst Rapunzel was feisty, clumsy and naive at the same time. I particularly liked the scene where Rapunzel's feelings about getting out of the tower keep switching from elation to guilt. A beautifully played and very funny montage sequence. Not that the sidekicks suffered as a result though. Both Pascal the Chameleon and Maximus the Horse were hilarious too. Pascal in particular getting a great deal of laughs out of the slightest of changes in facial expression. The denizens of 'The Snuggly Duckling' were also very amusing.

The action scenes were also very exciting, involving and very well-paced.
The songs were okay, solid if not exactly memorable but definitely not unwelcome.
Thank god they made one significant change from the teaser trailer. In that Rapunzel's hair almost seem to have a life of it's own, getting Flynn to punch himself, picking up candlesticks etc. That always bothered me and thankfully those bits ending up getting cut (no pun intended).

If I have a criticism it's that the film does dip a little about 2/3rds of the way in and I found my interest going a little, but it does pick up again for a rousing finale.
Again the film would have been just as enjoyable without the 3D but I thought it actually worked pretty well here giving some impressive depth to some scenes. Though darker scenes suffered a little as a result.
A wonderful addition to the Disney collection and a fittingly entertaining way to celebrate it's 50th animated movie.

[biggins]

The Omni Vue was almost full this morning. Loads of children but thankfully all well behaved.
We got there at 9.55am to find they were already letting people in for the 10.30am screening but still managed to get a good seat.

We loved this excellent family film. Adults and children were laughing at the expressions on the faces of the horse and the chameleon. 3D was only good in parts as mentioned before but a very enjoyable Disney film which I am sure will become a firm favourite with many little girls. 9/10

[tilly]

We were lucky the kids were well behaved . I don't mind kids as long as they are well behaved!

[Beate]

I shoud hope you don't mind kids, LOL!

[tilly]

:)