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I can never tell if I like Finn or Flynn more but recently its been Finn I think however I've also recently met a Flynn who is in his 20s and very cool so it doesn't feel that millenial kid trendy to me.

I forgot about Flynn Rider....and I love that freaking movie. I guess I forgot about that because his real name is Eugene. I remember *that* if nothing else. But the name Eugene isn't associated with him because his name wasn't revealed until...more than halfway through the movie? I liked his character, but he's kind of a jerk. And "The Smolder". Really dude? That's how you get the ladies? You couldn't catch a fish with that.
*Ahem*, I digress. *Ahem* Flynn is a nice name. *cough* I prefer Finn though *cough* for some weird reason *cough* even though it reminds me of fish fins. And the way its spelled...that extra N.
Flynn doesn't look strange to me, for having the two Ns, probably because it doesn't sound like a word. Its attractive but trendy. And its really surname-y - but it didn't feel like a surname to me until I watched a DIFFERENT sappy movie, that's not even close to being better than Tangled. I can get into that another time, though.

Hi !!!

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Tangled is not so famous and Flynn Rider is not as famous as Hercules or Coco or Simba or Kristoff (as a name) in my opinion... so you can use it.

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I prefer Flannán over Flynn or Flann.

I’m attracted to the sound but it’s just such a trend name. It feels insubstantial and fleeting. It feels kind of like Quinn or Cale or Jace or one of those one syllable names of dreamy protagonists in cheesy novels.

It's ok, prefer it to Finn

Flynn always makes me think of Flem in the throat, so I find it gross. Finn is the superior name imo.

I've never heard of Tangled or Flynn Rider, so no problem there.

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It doesn't appeal to me enough for me to consider using it; but it is IMO better than Finn or Fynn.