>> Crazy Nate: Alrighty, so this is going to be the first video I'm making this year
and you asked for it, so I combed through the movie to find all the little hidden secrets
you might have missed. That’s right Gents and Gentlets, it’s time to talk about everything
you missed in Disney's Movie Tangled.
[intro music plays]
If you remember from my video about Moana the Magical flower from the drop of sun light
made iit to the movie Moana.
Being trapped in the tower her whole life Rapunzel spent a lot of her time painting.
If you look closely at the painting though, it started off as a bad painter. Her earlier
art work is near the floor where a smaller person like a child would of been able to
reach, then as she grew older, her paintings got better.
Tangled was the 50th animated feature that Disney ever made, so to celebrate they put
references to some of our favorite Disney movies in this movie.
Along with paintings of what her life would be like outside of the walls of the tower
she also paints easter eggs of her favorite movies. On the first stair post we see the
apple from Snow White.
>> Queen: Here, have a bite!
>> Crazy Nate: The next stair post has a glass slipper from Cinderella.
>> Cinderella: But you see, I have the other slipper.
>> Crazy Nate: Then the very next post has the famous rose from Beauty and the Beast.
But if we take a second to look at the beginning before all this happened, if you look at the
little spinning thing up there you will notice that it has a rubber ducky on it, and that
may look like a reference to Monsters inc when Sully brings Boo into monster land.
However, It’s actually a sneak peak to the adventure that Rapunzel is about to go on.
So we see Pascal
>> Rapunzel: Gotcha!
>> Crazy Nate: and the birds that she gets to sing with when she finally escapes the
tower.
>> Rapunzel: I'm completely free!
>> Crazy Nate: then we of course see Maximus the horse,
>> Rapunzel: Nobody appreciates you do they?
>> Crazy Nate: then the ugly duckling from the pub.
>> Flynn Rider: Awe, there it is.
>> Crazy Nate: and lastly of course we have the creepy angel.
In the tower we also see a shout out to sleeping beauty. Where?
Notice the spinning wheel in the background? It’s the same exact one from Sleeping Beauty.
>> Maleficent: Touch the spindle.
>> Crazy Nate: By the way, am I the only one that finds it a little bit odd that she trusts
Rapunzel with scissors?
What if she cut her hair off when the old witch is gone?
Speaking of the old witch. You know a lot of people think that Boo is the witch from
brave witht he whole Pixar Theory and everything?
Well what about this? What if she isn’t, what if the old witch from Brave is actually
Gothel from Tangled?
>> Gother: Uh, great, now I'm the bad guy.
>> Crazy Nate: Some of the original drawings of Gothel kind of do look like the witch from
brave. And she disappears when she falls off the tower, so maybe she time traveled to find
the secret to beauty.
Either way if you look in the tower you can see the witches broom made it up there some
how.
[bird sings, the broom smacks it]
Let’s do survey time real quick! Do you think that this broom in Rapunzel's tower
is the broom from Brave, the broom from Fantasia, or Both, or a brand new broom that we never
saw before until Tangled, vote now or tell me in the comments which one you think it
is.
[bird screams]
So here's a random fact, The tower was 70 feet tall, and they made Rapunzel's hair 75
feet tall... long in order to be able to pull up Gothel up and down on her little pully
thing. But when she slides down with her own hair in order to make this scene actually
possible she would need 150 feet of her own hair to successfully be able to lower herself
up and down without tying off the end of her hair like with a knot or something on a hook.
[music plays]
>> Gothel: uh what?
[music plays]
>> Gothel: haha darling I'm just teasing.
>> Crazy Nate: There's something else in her tower though that may be giving tribute to
another Disney classic and that's the guitar.
This could be from Robin hood. The rooster had one like it.
>> Alan-aDale: Oh incidentally I'm Alan-aDale, a minstrel, that's an early day folk singer.
>> Eugene: What?
>> Crazy Nate: This scene looks familiar doesn’t it. Maybe she should go into the light so
he can see here a little bit better.
>> Belle: Come into the light.
>> Crazy Nate: So the Ugly Duckling….
>> Nerdy Nate: No the Snuggly Duckling!
>> Crazy Nate: Alright, sorry so the Snuggly Duckling has several easter eggs. Let’s
go ahead and brush out a few of them shall we? Hair joke.
Bryon Howard and Nathan Greno are the Directors behind Tangled, and we get to see them in
the dreamy song. These guys right here.
The bad guy also happens to have a HOOK, and he’s playing a piano with his hook.
>> Hook: What's this?
>> Crazy Nate: playing a subtle hint probably to the bad guy that also has a hook from this
one show called...
Peter Pan!
>> Hook: Then it is true!
>> Crazy Nate: Walt Disney was secretly working on trying to make the Tangled a reality since
the 1940’s, so they are going to try to sneak in as many of his movies in there as
they can. When the angel is flying around at the pub if you look closely everywhere
except for at the angel you will see our favorite little wooden puppet Pinocchio is hanging
out on the ceiling.
>> Thug: Can you see me with a special little lady?
>> Crazy Nate: Here’s one. These two bad guys in a boat, one with an umbrella while
the other one rows. Sounds like something a Pirate would do if you ask me.
>> Ragetti: Woo...
>> Pintel: Stop that! I already feel like a fool!
>> Ragetti: look nice though!
>> Crazy Nate: Now of course one of the first things Rapunzel would want to do with her
first day of freedom is visit a book store. Now it might not have as many books as Beast's
private collection from Beauty and the Beast had, but it defiantly has Disney books.
Over here we sleeping beauty on the display by the window. Then look over on the floor
and you will see that’s Beauty and the Best. See it’s beast holding a little flower.
Then of course we have a little mermaid the book. Speaking of little mermaid, if you watch
to the end credits you will also see apparently Ariel is wanted by the law.
>> Flynn: Oh...
>> Crazy Nate: Near the end of the movie when Flynn is breaking out of jail to go rescue
Rapunzel he gets launched into the air and lands on Maximus the horse, but did you see
that? Let's watch it again one more time.
Look on top of the tower and you will see the three pigeons from Disney’s movie Bolt
hanging out up there.
>> Bolt: What?!
>> Vinnie: You gotta give me something here, cause this is redonkulous!
>> Bobby: absolutely redonkulous.
>> Crazy Nate: Another thing that we're going to see in the credits is a fortune teller.
This is reference to a deleted scene where originally there was going to be a monkey
story teller, but thankfully they deleted that scene, because it just took way too much
attention away from the actual story and it was kinda weird.
One of the best moments in the movie is when Eugene and Rapunzel were watching the lanterns
from their little boat. They also lit their own little lantern. So romantic.
Some of these designs though on these little lanterns look a little bit like Mickey if
you ask me. I'll let you decide if that one is a mickey. I'm pretty sure it is.
Regardless also if you wanted to stop and count every single lantern there were 45,000
lanterns that they used to make this awesome scene, and no I didn’t count them myself,
Disney told me.
Find these hidden easter eggs in this video and leave a comment where they are, don’t
forget to include #hair for your chance to win a free shirt. I hope this is your best
year yet! Enjoy your life, every day is a gift, and when you have the chance, share
a smile, they are contagious.
Now I'll leave you with a Disney Parade from D23 that I went to last year. Bye!
[crowd cheers]
>> Parade: M. I. C. K. E. Y. M. O. U. S. E.
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