PoisonKeyblade 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.

rpzowie I thought this was an extremely well-done suspense mystery that attempts to answer the question: what does a young man do when he's in love with his best friend, only to see someone else move in on her? Jonathan Rhys-Meyers' performance was well beyond convincing, to the point where it felt I was watching actual events transpire before me. Overall, I thought this was a very good story line with some good plot twists. Rachael Leigh Cook and Shawn Hatosy were also well cast. This is the type of film that will generate a lot of things to discuss regarding the plot, antagonists and so far. It might not be Heat (my favorite film), but it's good.

miragenemo This movie needed more than help, someone shouldn't have released it at all.1. The storyline stank.2. The time I lost watching this movie, I can NEVER regain!3. Someone must have had money to burn to want to actually finance this movie!4. The beginning of the movie barely introduces the characters and it took too long to get to the point. You could already figure the movie out by the time the second flashback occurs. 5. No suspense and no point...6. What a waste of time for actors who barely bothered to act in this movie!!!I'm surprised someone actually claimed credit for writing and directing this sorry excuse for a movie....

Mort-31 What a stupid, ridiculous little movie! It doesn't work as a thriller, the acting is not bad enough to call it an unintentional comedy, and it can't tell us anything about life either. The only thing I learned from it was that it is not completely uncomprehensible that so many girls are mad about Jonathan Rhys-Meyers. All the three actors do their best to conceal the catastrophic weaknesses of the screenplay. They fail yet raising interest in themselves: Rachel Leigh Cook is sweet, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers is a decent maniac, and Shawn Hatosy is perfectly natural as the miserable "good son". I hope the actors really got a lot of money for this film. So much for the positive aspects.Right from the start the film fails to build up any suspense or even interest in the allegedly mysterious events that go on in the flashbacks. The mix of characters is much too arbitrary to form an attractive plot, so the way they act is stupid and not at all convincing. Single scenes are highly over-directed by use of dramatic music and even more dramatic one-liners. I was prepared for a plot twist but then the film was over and I realized I had missed that "plot" "twist". This is even too bad for television.