Plot - Rapunzel is a beautiful lady with magically long-haired who has spent her whole life in a tower, yet now that a runaway criminal has stumbled her, she is going to explore the world for the first time, and who she truly is.
Subsequent to getting the healing powers from a mysterious flower, the child Princess Rapunzel is captured from the castle amidst the night by Mother Gothel. Mother Gothel realizes that the flower’s enchanted powers are presently developing inside the brilliant hair of Rapunzel, and to remain youthful, she should lock Rapunzel in her shrouded tower. Rapunzel is currently a youngster and her hair has developed to a length of 70-feet. The beautiful Rapunzel has been in the tower her whole life, and she is interested of the outside world. One day, the highwayman Flynn Ryder scales the tower and is abducted by Rapunzel. Rapunzel strikes a deal with the beguiling thief act as her guide to travel where the skimming lights originate from that she has seen each year on her birthday. Rapunzel is going to have the most exciting and adventurous journey of her life
| Nominated Oscar |
Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures, Original Song Alan Menken (music) Glenn Slater (lyrics) For the song "I See the Light". |
| Nominated Golden Globe |
Best Animated Film |
| Best Original Song - Motion Picture Alan Menken (music) Glenn Slater (lyrics) Song: "I See the Light" |
| Won Lumiere Award |
Best 3D Scene of the Year For the "I See the Light" musical number with floating lanterns. |
| Nominated Saturn Award |
Best Animated Film |
| Nominated EDA Award |
Best Animated Feature Film Byron Howard Nathan Greno |
| Nominated EDA Female Focus Award |
Best Animated Female Donna Murphy "Mother Gothel" |
| Best Animated Female Mandy Moore "Rapunzel" |
| Nominated Annie |
Best Writing in an Animated Feature Production Dan Fogelman |
| Best Animated Feature Walt Disney Pictures Walt Disney Animation Studios |
| Won ASCAP Award |
Top Box Office Films Alan Menken Glenn Slater |
| Won Davis Award |
Best Song from/used from a Motion Picture For the song "I See the Light". |
| Honorable Mentions | |
| Nominated ACCA |
Best Animated Feature of the Year |
| Nominated Davis Award |
Best Animated Feature |
| Best Song from/used from a Motion Picture For the song "When Will My Life Begin". |
| Nominated Critics Choice Award |
Best Song Mandy Moore (Performer) Zachary Levi (Performer) Alan Menken (Writer) Glenn Slater (Writer) For the song "I See the Light". |
| Best Animated Feature Nathan Greno Byron Howard |
| Nominated Artios |
Outstanding Achievement in Casting - Animation Feature Jamie Sparer Roberts (Casting Director) |
| Nominated COFCA Award |
Best Animated Film |
| Nominated CFCA Award |
Best Animated Feature |
| Nominated DFCS Award |
Best Animated Feature Film |
| Won Gold Derby Award |
Original Song Alan Menken Glenn Slater for 'I See the Light' |
| Nominated Gold Derby Award |
Animated Feature |
| Nominated Golden Schmoes |
Best Animated Movie of the Year |
| Won Grammy |
Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television Glenn Slater (Songwriter) Alan Menken (Songwriter) For the song "I See the Light" |
| Nominated Grammy |
Best Compilation Soundtrack Album for Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media Alan Menken (Producer) |
| Nominated HFCS Award |
Best Animated Film |
| Nominated IFMCA Award |
Best Original Score for an Animated Feature Film Alan Menken |
| Won Sierra Award |
Best Song Alan Menken (music) Glenn Slater (lyrics) Song: "I See the Light" |
| Nominated Sierra Award |
Best Family Film |
| Best Animated Film |
| Nominated Golden Reel Award |
Best Sound Editing - Sound Effects, Foley, Dialogue and ADR in an Animation Feature Film Cameron Frankley (supervising sound editor) Ai-Ling Lee (sound designer) Jason W. Jennings (sound designer) Jon Michaels (supervising foley editor) David V. Butler (supervising dialogue editor) Petra Bach (supervising adr editor) Alyson Dee Moore (foley artist) John Roesch (foley artist) Lee Gilmore (foley editor) |
| Best Sound Editing - Music in a Musical Feature Film Earl Ghaffari (music editor) |
| Won National Movie Award |
Best Animation |
| Nominated OFTA Film Award |
Best Voice-Over Performance Mandy Moore For playing "Rapunzel". |
| Best Music, Original Song Alan Menken (music by) Glenn Slater (lyrics by) Mandy Moore (performed by) Zachary Levi (performed by) For the song "I See the Light". |
| Nominated OFCS Award |
Best Animated Feature |
| Nominated PFCS Award |
Best Animated Film |
| Best Original Song Alan Menken (music) Glenn Slater (lyrics) For the song "I've Got a Dream". |
| Nominated SDFCS Award |
Best Animated Film |
| Nominated SLFCA Award |
Best Animated Feature Film Nathan Greno Byron Howard |
| Nominated Teen Choice Award |
Choice Animated Movie: Voice Zachary Levi |
| Won International Theater Award |
Nathan Greno Byron Howard |
| Nominated UFCA Award |
Best Animated Feature Film |
| Nominated VES Award |
Outstanding Animation in an Animated Feature Motion Picture Clay Kaytis John Kahrs Glen Keane Roy Conli |
| Outstanding Animated Character in an Animated Feature Motion Picture Tony Smeed Amy Lawson Smeed Rebecca Wilson Bresee Kira Lehtomaki Rapunzel |
| Nominated WAFCA Award |
Best Animated Film |
| Nominated World Soundtrack Award |
Best Original Song Written for a Film Alan Menken (music by) Glenn Slater (lyrics by) Mandy Moore (performer) Zachary Levi (performer) For the song "I See The Light". |
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