>Originally named "Rapunzel"
>Execs told them last-minute to rename it to "Tangled"
>"This will get the male audience."
Were they right, Any Forums?
Tangled (2010)
Zachary Miller
Jeremiah Thomas
We want the pedo audience more like
Noah Watson
they got the feet and bondage audience
Mason Bell
Tangled is interesting because it was both the beginning and the end of the nu disney renaissance. It’s been 12 years and it hasn’t been topped
Adam Harris
They would have got the male audience anyway. Everyone loves animated Disney.
Ryan Howard
Greatest waifu of all time.
Bentley Ortiz
>originally rendered with shoes on
>exec: can you take them off
>of course.sir every one of our models is anatomically correct, we can even strip her naked if you us to
>no thats quite alright, just shoes off... for now
Adam Collins
imagine the shitstorm when some animator in one of those studios leaks the official model files and people immediately make porn with it
it's inevitably gonna happen someday and you know it. his life will be over from the legal shitstorm but it'll be worth it for the laughs and cooms
Levi Butler
I liked it.
Jaxon Flores
sir, please, rapunzel is nice girl.
Adam Murphy
Tangled is a Kino name. They did good. Also best waifu and best dinsey movie, even if she didn’t have jasmine-tier cleavage.
Luke Robinson
when did disney ever care about their male audience?
Jason Torres
Good one user. Now share the Zucchini picture. You know the one user.
Jace Phillips
Well obviously, she's nice due to the regular spankings.
I only have this one.
Oliver Jones
Mother knows best.
Aaron Wilson
Oh yeah the renaming from "Rapunzel" to "Tangled" is surely what caused this and not what anons + said.
KINO
>Tangled is a Kino name.
Why though? It's a pretty complex word that most 8-10 year olds won't even understand. Yeah obviously, thematically if you see Flynn as the hero, he gets unintentionally "Tangled" up in this big story and conspiracy, and quite literally tangled up in Rapunzel's hair at some point. But objectively speaking, the story is ultimately about Rapunzel, which is a very catchy, unique and memorable name. It's a horrible titles, "Rapunzel" would've been objectively speaking a superior and more accurate title.
>when did disney ever care about their male audience?
Literally since day 1
Jaxon Perry
>when did disney ever care about their male audience?
Treasure Planet was the last time Disney tried to appeal to a male audience, and it flopped.
Dylan Myers
nerd
Blake Williams
Kayden Scott
Tangled makes it seem like a dreamworks movie. Disney never hesitated to co opt the titles of other non licensed stories; Snow White, little Mermaid, beauty and the Beast, etc. The fact that it wasnt named Rapunzel and it was Disney's first 3d cartoon probably caused a lot of people to glance at the poster and assume it was some shrek spin off.
Julian Perez
Yes, they werent thinking about their male audience at all when they made a feature length film starring an 18 year old blonde that doesnt wear shoes for a single frame. Retard nigger faggot cunt. I hate you.
Gavin Bennett
Footfaggotry really isn't as common as you ponyfucking autists seem to think.
Charles Ortiz
look up any fetish list and feet will always be near the top