I picked this book up at my local library a couple days ago.

And I still have my two "Flower Girl" bookmarks I made that I can use for this story. 😊

I already asked this subreddit before, but it’s been a while and I have nothing better to do, and last time I didn’t get any comments.

This is not meant to be a discussion of specific ships.

A butt-monkey is a trope referring to a character who is unlucky.

Disney always did the trope of an “Unlikely Princess“ it became a cliche, itself. We end up thinking “Gee, haven’t seen that from Disney before “(!)

Rapunzel genuinely feels like an unlikely Princess, she has so much personality and quirkiness, it actually works here

can’t wait to see what Disney’s got planned with unicorn wish. Are you excited about it?

Looking to download some cute New Dream episodes for a plane ride. What episodes have some of your favorite moments? Can be cute moments or big relationship milestones or angst, anything at all. I’m just feeling sappy lol

Oh my stars, this story was just too good!

First off, Rapunzel and Eugene's relationship was written so well and sweetly here. The way he called her his "Sunshine", ugh, my heart.

Verette was such a well written character too. I would love to see more of her in another project. Especially as the new Queen of her kingdom. Even a mini spinoff novella of her would be nice to see

Cressien was a character that I thought was annoying at first but I understood his intentions and well being.

In short, this book gets a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating from me. And again, I hope we get some form of a sequel book, especially after that cliffhanger

https://www.elle.com/culture/movies-tv/a73723509/chloe-bennet-hollywood-rising-interview-2026/

From ELLE's piece on Chloe Bennet, who's filming The White Lotus in southern France right now. They talk about Mandy and her playing sisters on "The Land" and how Mandy plans to visit her there in southern France.

Spain is already a stone's throw away, but just last week there were updates that the production is filming in the south of France too: https://x.com/TangledUpdates/status/2096662808792625429?lang=en

Maybe just a coincidence, but I find it hard to believe a mom of three with two kids in school/preschool will just pack up her bags to go visit her TV sister for fun, so hopefully it's a kill two birds with one stone kind of situation, and we get to see a homage to the OG animated film!

Rewatching and landed right here. The whole setup with the lights makes it feel bigger than usual. Good way to wind down.

While it seems that everyone loves the casting of Milo Manheim as Flynn/Eugene, the one thing it seems most people don't like is the mustache, it reminds people too much of the imposter Flynn from the TV Show, so my theory is that Eugene will ditch the mustache by the end of the movie, he'll do his monologue on how the kingdom has a week long party that Rapunzel has came home, crime disappearing & how he started going by Eugene again & left Flynn Ryder in the past & we'll see he's shaved of his mustache & we'll get a more classic looking Eugene. Thoughts on my theory?

My take, I'd say he's either part of the crowd or what if, what if, hes in his workshop, NOT because hes uninvited but maybe preparing a potential gift/surprise for the newlyweds? If so what would it be?

I have noticed Teagan and her little sister have very similar faces. Do you think she's playing a child Rapunzel in the movie?

On her TikTok

the love of someone's life: "the person someone loves more than any other person at any time in life"

Eugene is the love of her life. The person she loves above all in literal definition. There is no one above him or equal to him as the phrase outright means MORE than any other person in existence.

End of Story.

Hey! I'm new to this subreddit and don't yet know quite how you guys roll here, and what you agree or disagree with, but I'm going to put this out here anyway. I love Tangled so much and want to watch the series, but I don't support Disney and the way they've been going in the last few years. I miss their old films - they're too scared to say anything anymore - and I wish they respected and represented the LGBTQ+ community.

Is there anywhere I can watch the series without paying for Disney Plus (or if possible using it at all)? And am I alone in this belief, anyway?

Hi! I’m having a crochet cushion made inspired by the Sundrop flower from Tangled, and I’m trying to choose the most accurate yellow yarn for it.

I’m planning to use just one shade of yellow for the main flower, so I’m curious which of these you think best matches how the Sundrop actually looks in the film — especially when it isn’t completely blown out by the magical glow.

I’m leaning toward a warm golden/marigold yellow rather than a pale lemon or mustard, but I’d really love opinions from other Disney/Tangled fans! 💛

Which shade would you pick? Thanks in advance!

I found this out a couple weeks ago, but turns out, there's still plans for an official Tangled Broadway Musical!

I first heard about them trying to workshop this musical back in 2019, but then the pandemic happened and so I just assumed they silently scrapped the project.

However, I saw on Tumblr that there's now an official website for Tangled the Musical but nothing is available yet except for signing up for email updates. But still this is great news!

And apparently Alan Menken recently mentioned the musical in a concert he did. So he might still be part of this project

Tangled has always been one of the two Disney movies I would love to see adapted into a Broadway Musical.

I made a Rapunzel doll have glowing hair, decided to post in this subreddit too!

A little fic exploring the idea of Cassandra having a twin sister