Movie Analysis Of The Movie 'Tangled'

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I have decided on Tangled for my movie. Rapunzel made a very hard decision to follow her heart and go with Flynn Rider the thief and on the run, or to stay in the tower with her mother and never follower her dreams. She decided to go with him and follow her dreams. I think this is the best decision she could have made but it was a very difficult decision to make because her mother keep telling her no and how bad the people in this world are. She followed her dreams made new friends and found out her true story. Which would make it all worth it in the end. Dreams are something everyone should follow. She has dreamed of seeing the floating lanterns on her birthday for so long but there was always something in her way. She found the way around her the obstacle of her mother. I'm not saying running away is the best decision but the opportunity was placed in front of her and she jumped on it. When Flynn Rider showed up she had to make a decision on what she was going to do with the opportunity that she was given. Like …show more content…

The only friend she had was Pascal. The only human interaction she had was her mother. Flynn Rider might not be called a friend at first but they become really good friend that would risk their lives for one another. Sometime all it takes to make a friend is to knock them out with a frying pan. He also might have took her to the Ugly Duckling to scare her and make her want to turn around. His plan did not turn out as he hoped. She ended up making so friends with the guys meant to scare her. She saw past the fact of their appearance and realized that not all people were as bad as she thought. Realizing that other people had dreams and she shed the light on them that going for your dreams is possible. She made friend with the guys in the Ugly Duckling and they helped her follow her dreams. She understood now that her mother was wrong and their are good people in the world and she can make it on her

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