Disney’s Tangled live-action adaptation, set for release in 2025, brings Rapunzel’s story to life with dazzling visuals and a fresh take on the beloved animated classic. Directed by Jon M. Chu, this version promises breathtaking set designs, lifelike CGI for Rapunzel’s magical hair, and a cast that captures the spirit of the original characters. The teaser trailer gives a glimpse of Rapunzel’s enchanting yet isolated world, her desire for freedom, and the adventure that awaits her.

The story begins with Rapunzel (played by Florence Pugh), locked away in a hidden tower by the possessive and cunning Mother Gothel (Cate Blanchett). Gothel, fearful of aging, has kept Rapunzel isolated for years, using the magic of her long, glowing hair to stay young. The teaser reveals brief shots of Rapunzel’s daily life in the tower, where she longs for freedom and gazes out at the floating lanterns that appear every year on her birthday, symbolizing her dreams of escaping.

When the charming thief Flynn Rider (Timothée Chalamet) stumbles upon Rapunzel’s tower while fleeing palace guards, their worlds collide. Flynn, initially just looking for a hiding place, is taken aback by Rapunzel’s insistence that he guide her to the kingdom to see the lanterns in person. The trailer highlights their chemistry, with Rapunzel’s naivety and Flynn’s streetwise humor creating a delightful dynamic as they embark on a journey through lush forests, rushing rivers, and hidden glades.

The teaser also gives a glimpse of the action and danger they encounter, from palace guards to Gothel’s ruthless attempts to retrieve Rapunzel and keep her hidden. Gothel, portrayed with intensity by Blanchett, becomes an even more menacing presence in live action, determined to hold onto Rapunzel’s powers at any cost.

The trailer ends with an awe-inspiring scene of Rapunzel and Flynn on a boat under thousands of floating lanterns, promising the same magic and romance of the original film. This live-action Tangled blends adventure, emotion, and Disney’s trademark charm, with a fresh interpretation that remains true to the heart of Rapunzel’s journey of self-discovery and courage.