Wow! Such a good movie.

Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

Despite all the negative reactions I read, I consider Tangled unexpectedly enjoyable for a popcorn movie and worth watching. Maybe the scenario is not that shiny and the whole concept could have been processed in a much more impressive way, but still, it's a fine piece.The story tells about the love triangle of young American high school students. The warm-hearted David (Shawn Hatosy) secretly admires his best friend, beautiful photographer Jenny (Rachel Leigh Cook). When David's old friend, crazy and attractive, heedless Alan comes on the scene, Jenny falls in love with him. How will David deal with it? Especially Rhys Meyers did a good job. He's also very cute. Everybody has to love him as the beautiful and uncontrollable heartthrob Alan. The movie has an interesting cut sometimes. The story is perceived from retrospective and has a surprising ending. It's nothing intellectual or sophisticated surely, not artistic and not as complicated as it might look. But if you just want to relax and get amused (and if you like some of the lead actors starring here), you should watch it.

I enjoyed this unusual little thriller on a number of levels. It's always good to see Rachael Leigh Cook, but especially so when she's playing more 'serious' (and sensuous) roles. I liked the multiple flashback way the events leading up to where the film opens were gradually pieced together.I felt the plot of this film had an underlying theme in that it incorporated an exploration of the dynamics of how these two male characters employ different tactics in competing for Jenny Kelley's (Rachael Leigh Cook's) affections. In short, there's an 'in depth' study (in particular) of David Klein's (Shawn Hatosy's) character.Finally (similar to what I think has already been observed in an earlier comment) I thought several scenes excellently captured the unpredictable spontaneity in the various ways in which passionate love can sometimes evolve.

Tangled is a fantastic movie in every way, and it only exponentially increases my love for both Rachael Leigh Cook and Jonathan Rhys-Meyers. Tangled is a very under-appreciated character-drama piece with plenty of mystery and suspense to keep things interesting. Its plot is very interesting, and I absolutely loved the script and the characters. I originally bought this movie just to see Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, but I had no idea just how much I was going to love it. Tangled also has excellent directing, and it is perfectly paced, not too short, and not too long. With characters to die for, a very interesting premise, and an extremely satisfying conclusion, Tangled is simply to die for.

Watch this movie if you ever been loved.Situations like this happen sometimes in real life and we must be aware of them.The real love is like in the film,comes unexpectedly,floods your life with emotions and makes you breathe in another rhythm,all around you becomes unimportant because you start to understand that this is all that matters-LOVE. Excellent cast,directing,wonderful sights seeing. The story is very real,very touching. Movie goes spontaneously from one situation to another like a clouds in the sky,you don't notice what happens but it happens. I will watch this movie again and show it to my guests as a must see love drama for people my age.