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“For his second game, it looks like he’s been playing this whole series,” coach Jason Kidd said.

TANGLED FULL MOVIE YOUTUBE SERIES

The young Dallas superstar had 33 points and 13 rebounds while also being thrown to the court on a hard foul that led to Hassan Whiteside's ejection as the Mavericks routed the Jazz 102-77 on Monday night for a 3-2 lead in their first-round series.ĭoncic made his series debut in Game 4 at Utah, when the Jazz scored the last five points in the final 31 seconds for a one-point win that evened the series.

Tompkins (Shorty), Ron Perlman (Stabbington Brother) and Richard Kiel (Vladimir).DALLAS (AP) - Luka Doncic delighted the crowd in his first home playoff game coming off a calf injury. WITH THE VOICES OF: Mandy Moore (Rapunzel), Zachary Levi (Flynn Rider), Donna Murphy (Mother Gothel), Brad Garrett (Hook Hand), Jeffrey Tambor (Big Nose), M. Mild and sweet, but sometimes also rough and scary.ĭirected by Nathan Greno and Byron Howard written by Dan Fogelman music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Glenn Slater produced by Roy Conli released by Walt Disney Pictures. “Tangled” is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested). Like much of “Tangled,” this moment gives a new look to some very familiar magic. A scene of paper lanterns descending through mist onto water is especially breathtaking, partly because it departs from the usual 3-D insistence on deep focus and sharply defined images, creating an experience that is almost tactile in its dreamy softness. Moore’s voice.įor the eye, there are sequences that have some of the ravishing beauty and exquisite detail of the great, old hand-drawn Disney features, including a few that make gorgeous use of 3-D technology. The heart of Disney animation lies in song and spectacle, and while none of the musical compositions here are quite at the level of “The Little Mermaid” or “Beauty and the Beast,” they are good enough, and made even better by the range and clarity of Ms. The action sequences are brisk and breathless, and the cute and grotesque secondary characters provide bits of comic diversion, but frankly you could get chases and gags of this kind from the animation division of just about any major studio these days. (It may also be further evidence of the Pixar touch, since the guys in that super-cool animation club are notably reluctant to place female characters at the center of the action.) This temporary hijacking of a princess’s tale by her square-jawed love interest seems like a crude commercial calculation, a sign to the anxious boys in the audience that things aren’t going to be too girly, or to Disneyphobes that the studio can bring some DreamWorks-style attitude. “Tangled” begins, like far too many animated features these days, with some annoyingly smart-alecky voice-over narration, courtesy of a charming rascal named Flynn Rider (Zachary Levi). In keeping with the company’s current Pixar-dominated aesthetic, it has a story that takes some liberties with the genre a nimble, kinetic visual style and a willingness to marry complex psychology with storybook simplicity. Hewing to a corporate tradition that is also, like it or not - and even if you say you don’t, you really do! - a glorious touchstone of American popular culture, this film, directed by Nathan Greno and Byron Howard from a script by Dan Fogelman, is a lavish, romantic musical fairy tale. (Remember “Chicken Little”? “Treasure Planet”? I hope not.) “Tangled” is the 50th animated feature from Disney, and its look and spirit convey a modified, updated but nonetheless sincere and unmistakable quality of old-fashioned Disneyness. Which is saying a lot, given how awful it could be in recent years. This is, all in all, a pleasant place to visit. But the décor is shinier, the pace a little faster, the overall atmosphere slick and efficient, with a few welcome grace notes of self-conscious classicism. The ambient noises ( music by Alan Menken) take you back to a charmed world of swoony longing and sprightly mischief. The architecture - in particular that castle, its tower garlanded with clouds - is more or less as you remember it, and among the inhabitants is the usual crew of princesses, emotive beasts (a horse and a chameleon), villains and buffoons. Not gentrified, exactly, and certainly not razed, but modernized. To watch “Tangled,” in three dimensions or two, is like entering a familiar old neighborhood that has been tastefully and thoroughly renovated.

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