First Rapunzel look | Movie News

Wow. I never knew RAPUNZEL could be so hot.
Today, we have our first official look at the maiden with the ridiculously long hair. The scan came from the magazine Studio CineLive, which is comprised of Disney & Pixar projects. If you notice, the text on the photo is in French. I took a year of French, but you can figure out the first few sentences without the language lesson.
The scan illustrates the beautiful Rapunzel (Mandy Moore) tying down the dashing bandit, Flynn Ryder (Zachary Levi) with her golden locks. Kinky. Ryder's an Alice in Chains shirt away from looking like an ex-boyfriend of mine. What might be really exciting is the fact that Glen Keane is the directing animator on this movie. He actually developed a new look for the computer animated film so that it felt traditionally hand drawn.
Originally this was supposed to be a crazy live action story where Rapunzel turns into a squirrel. Fortunately, that didn't happen and Keane got it back to the original tale, "I think that's what Disney needs to do right now. No one else can do it. We should not be embarrassed or make excuses for doing a fairytale." Thank you Mr. Keane.
Source: DisneyPixar.fr
Extra Tidbit: David Cross does a voice in this as well. I wish he would bring back Dr. Fünke’s 100% Natural Good-Time Family-Band Solution.
























































































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Is there any more fairy tales left that Disney has yet to develope into films?
Is there any more fairy tales left that Disney has yet to develope into films?
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There's a reason why you love Pixar work so much - they are selective about the projects they take on, and don't water themselves down.
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If Pixar ever does allocate a branch for movies with "serious stories", I would adamantly pursue having them turn my stories into movies. I fucking love Pixar that much.
If Pixar ever does allocate a branch for movies with "serious stories", I would adamantly pursue having them turn my stories into movies. I fucking love Pixar that much.
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If Pixar's logo isn't attached - you would be wise to assume they were not involved in a serious capacity, lest it take energy and bandwidth away from actual Pixar brand films.
I take issue wit...
If Pixar's logo isn't attached - you would be wise to assume they were not involved in a serious capacity, lest it take energy and bandwidth away from actual Pixar brand films.
I take issue with your original post about "serious movies" - their ability to make serious movies with pan-generational appeal is part of what makes them so great. That comment makes me think that while you love the shit out of them - you don't yet fully appreciate them for what they are.
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I highly doubt they outsourced their cg animating to a 3rd party. Even if the Pixar banner doesn't accompany the movie, I am certain Pixar's animators worked on it.
I highly doubt they outsourced their cg animating to a 3rd party. Even if the Pixar banner doesn't accompany the movie, I am certain Pixar's animators worked on it.
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