Comments on: Disney is Ruining My Life

By: Natalia Ramos Gaete

Natalia Ramos Gaete — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 23:59:12 +0000

Because of Disney and musicals in general, I’m still hoping for the moment when everyone starts singing and dancing with me in the subway or supermarket.
But I guess thats never gonna happen…

By: Julia Hogg

Julia Hogg — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 15:54:57 +0000

Hahah, I know it’s not the most believable of stories, but I swear I’m not a creeper! I may just have the urge to buy the Rapunzel doll too and then dress her up as Sarah Walker, so I can have a little Bartowski family. ( <- will make no sense to you if you don't watch Chuck).

By: Bart Sullivan

Bart Sullivan — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 17:26:11 +0000

For all of my teenage years through now as I’m 27, I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s Disney’s fault that I’m single because they gave me an unrealistic view of relationships and love. As Disney movies changed recently (Toy Story, the 20 billion sequals to Cinderella, etc and started getting worse (I still like Toy Story, but it doesn’t fit in with my point), I thought maybe the dying away of great Disney movies was brining to light this problem and that was why they were so bad. Yet now, watching Tangled, I fall back into that mindset. Tangled it so great, and I also cannot stop watching it, feeling the way I did when I was a kid watching The Little Mermaid (except as an adult I have the love of this movie with a slight crush on Rapunzell because of how cool she’s being)

By: Becca Sands

Becca Sands — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 02:08:08 +0000

I LOVE that, MaryKate, that’s a great idea. You’re right, it makes me squeamish and feel super gross. Holla at you!

By: MaryKate Vadala

MaryKate Vadala — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 06:34:57 +0000

FYI, Tangled is better than Princess and The Frog because Alan Menken wrote the music. He also wrote the music for Aladdin, Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, etc. Randy Newman who wrote the music for the Toy Story movies did Princess and The Frog. He’s good but not the right composer for a musical movie.

OK also: I am the same way with the being a normal well adjusted girl who sometimes wishes prince charming exists. The trick is to really imagine yourself IN REAL LIFE experiencing your version of a Disney Movie. First of all be grateful you are not in any of the terrible situations that the characters in these movies get themselves into. Then imagine some guy confessing his love to you and reciting all the things he loves about you in a really showy, dramatic way. To me, this make me want to puke. Whenever guys really like me and want to treat me like a princess I get annoyed. Maybe it’s just me. But I’m just saying.

By: Kate Hastings

Kate Hastings — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 03:48:53 +0000

Omigod I love this. Eugene Fitzherbert.. What a stud. Tangled, Anastasia, and Beauty and the Beast are the only three that have me believing in it all. But even then, I’m a bit skeptical.

By: Anna Walters

Anna Walters — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 03:45:09 +0000

Bex- what if the stable boy IS your knight in shining armor? Let’s be real, look at Flynn. The reason that we love him is because he’s not a prince, he’s sarcastic and witty and yet turns out to be completely head over heals for this crazy, emotionally unstable, girl with hair that glows. Maybe “relationship” is your Flynn Rider and you just don’t know it.

By: Davina Henskens

Davina Henskens — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 19:39:28 +0000

Love this article! Ofcourse, after reading it all I could think about was watching “Tangled”. So yesterday I rushed to the store and bought the DVD. You were right: it’s just beautiful!! And now I’m already daydreaming about meeting my own Eugene Fitzherbert/Flynn Rider. Or, what a Disney movie can do to you…