Tangled (2010)

80 years ago this weekend, Disney released its first animated feature film to the general public. It seems like as good a time as any to do something crazy, like try to rank every animated Disney movie.

Several times in the past Disney has had some pretty big names in mind to join their voice cast family that simply haven't worked out. The reasons are as varied as the roles, but one thing is for sure, if these actors had been cast, the characters we know and love would have sounded very different.

While Disney is having massive film success these days thanks to superheroes and Jedi, they owe a lot of their ability to provide those movies to the success of the succession of Disney Princess movies. Now, a few of them are coming back to theaters.

Mandy Moore is not impressed by the Frozen/Tangled fan theory

We’re not sure if you’ve heard yet, but Zootopia is kind of a big deal and seems primed for a sequel. Before that happens, however, there are a ton of Disney movies we'd like to see get a followup first.

Mandy Moore and Amanda Bynes. Two seemingly different actresses, but when you put their movies side-by-side, well it starts to become abundantly clear that they were in pretty deep competition back in the 2000s. They both were in the same game when it came to teen, coming-of-age, romantic-comedies. So naturally we have to wonder, who was better at it?

Now that Dumbo is set to follow in Maleficent and Cinderella's live-action footsteps, which other animated classics should Disney consider turning human?

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At $341.8 million before prints and advertising, it just barely laps the $339.5 million used by 1963's Cleopatra (which, before inflation, cost a then-preposterous $44 million). Not only does At World's End come in with that obscene total, but Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest rings in at $263.7 million.

It shouldn't surprise you to learn that one obsessed Frozen fan has concocted an intense theory about how three of Disney's princess tales (Frozen, Tangled and The Little Mermaid) all exist in the same narrative world. But I warn you, this is going to get dark.

Disney animators have not only copped to the Tangled crossover, but also shared screengrabs revealing allusions to Wreck-It Ralph, Mickey Mouse, and a far more subtle Tangled nod.

If you were watching Frozen carefully enough, you may have spotted a cameo from two Disney characters. If you haven’t seen Frozen and/or don’t want to be spoiled on this reported cameo, please read no further and consider yourself vaguely spoiler-warned!

It’s always the same songs. There are about a dozen beloved, universally recognized classic Disney tracks, and they repeatedly populate, in some order, Top 10 lists, cover version CDs and various productions. I get it.

The guy who made what many believed to be the best movie of last year has picked Toy Story 3 as the best movie of this year. Toy Story 3 has already rounded up a lot of accolades

Maybe the rest of the movie doesn't really work or maybe you're in the middle of watching one of the year's best films. Whatever the movie, in that moment, for those seconds, you're carried away

Everyone everywhere celebrates Christmas a little differently. Sure, some of the traditions are the same – Christians put a Christmas tree in the living room, Jewish people go to Chinese restaurants, etc. – but other

The Oscar committee has finally released a list of the tracks in contention to be nominated for Best Original Song at the upcoming ceremony. 41 are in play this year, with several films including Country Strong, Burlesque and Despicable Me

With animated films relegated to the three-wide Best Animated Feature category at the Oscars, it takes the Annies to truly recognize the achievements in animation in a given year

The holiday season is in full swing, but there was not much at the box

office this weekend worth celebrating. Last week's top two twirled

through a position swap while the only new release barely eeked out a

place in the top ten.

Millions of teenagers and adults can’t get past the fact that it’s animated. This fear of the artist rendering looms over all animated films like a blight of haughty indifference. But why?

Harry Potter walked away with a second number one weekend, sailing well past the $200 million mark and giving Disney's lastest animated release a run for its money. Not bad for a movie going up against four new releases on one of the bigger

The first real Thanksgiving Day box office results are in and as you’ve probably already assumed Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows came out on top. The film earned $14.4 million on Wednesday and clocked in with a still strong $11 million

It’s moments like this that are worth celebrating. With every new success comes a brief window to smile and fondly look back. Tangled is Disney’s fiftieth animated feature, and to celebrate

It’s one of the older acting adages: it’s always more fun to play the villain. Nowhere is that more true that in the world of Disney animation. With villains ranging from Jafar in Aladdin to The Evil Queen in Snow White

Tangled is CGI animated like Pixar movies or Disney's recent Bolt, but it also deliberately mimics the flat effect of the old-school, hand-drawn films, combining the new technology with a more traditional film in a way that really, really works

This Wednesday, Disney will officially release their fiftieth animated feature. It’s been a long 73 years since Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs premiered in 1937, and the long-standing company has

Much like Katey, I absolutely loved Disney's Tangled, the studio's take on the Rapunzel fairy tale. Through and through the film feels like classic Disney, with some great songs, laughs and characters. As

This week's lineup of movies helps usher in the greatest holiday weekend of the year. We get some turkey, burlesque dancing, football, The Rock,

Horses, once a staple in movies of all types, have sort of fallen the wayside in Hollywood. Nobody’s making westerns anymore and for some reason, no one in fantasy movies seems to ride them anymore. These days

A trailer crafted in the mold of a 50s informational short. Think Reefer Madness but with being grounded as the topic instead of the made up dangers of smoking weed. It’s hilariously clever, as clever as I’m hoping