Movie Review | ‘Tangled’ is throwback to Disney’s classics
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By John P. McCarthy
Catholic News Service
NEW YORK — After “Shrek,” it’s easy to forget that filmmakers once played fairy tales straight. Walt Disney, the studio synonymous with such traditional interpretations, offers another enjoyable example in its 50th full-length animated release.
Largely irony-free and lacking the snarky quality of many movies aimed at kids, “Tangled” is a throwback Uncle Walt would recognize and applaud. So will families.
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