This movie was amazing. That's all. It's nice going to these movies with my daughters because I can play off how much I enjoyed it by pretending I am only there for my kids.
You aren't the only one.
Frozen
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MigratingOsprey
Thank You Paul!
my kids are 2-4 and we watched this originally at the drive-in ........ I'm not sure how they managed to retain anything from it, but they did
they both start singing some of the songs - in that mangled, repetative fashion .... grandma/grandpa are coming into town and they're begging to go again (at least the 4 year old) .... her 5 year old friend has pretty much invited herself as a tagalong
they definitely hit with this one
they both start singing some of the songs - in that mangled, repetative fashion .... grandma/grandpa are coming into town and they're begging to go again (at least the 4 year old) .... her 5 year old friend has pretty much invited herself as a tagalong
they definitely hit with this one
AZ Native
Living is Easy with Eyes Closed
You aren't the only one.
Not by a long shot.
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Wife and I just saw it and really liked it.
Rivercard
Too much good stuff
Fantastic movie. An instant classic.
Took the family to this one over the holiday break. Another gem from Disney. Everyone loved it! I thought I had it figured out from the start and was really surprised by then ending. Bravo Disney!
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Did everyone stay for the after the credits scene? We thought it was pretty funny. Very short scene, but funny.
Ever since I was a kid I have stayed until after the credits for films. Glad that many have content after the credits these days.
Ever since I was a kid I have stayed until after the credits for films. Glad that many have content after the credits these days.
Yep, and I'm glad they had a clip. I convinced my daughter to stay and we were the only two to stay until the very end.
I can barely make it through a movie without having to take a leak. So as soon as the credits hit I make a B-Line for the Restroom!
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Box Office Milestone: 'Frozen' Becomes No. 1 Animated Film of All Time
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/box-office-milestone-frozen-becomes-692156
Disney's Oscar-winning Frozen has become the top-grossing animated film of all time, surpassing the $1.063 billion earned by fellow Disney/Pixar title Toy Story 3.
Frozen now occupies the No. 10 spot on the list of the biggest global blockbusters and is the first billion-dollar title from Disney Animation Studios, as well as the seventh from Disney. It has earned $398.4 million domestically and $674 million internationally for a total $1.072 billion.
The 3D animated tentpole passed up Toy Story 3 over the weekend, thanks to a strong run in Japan -- its final market -- and more than four months after it was released in theaters in the U.S. The film has grossed $50.5 million so far in Japan. It also passed up Disney's live-action Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest ($1.66 billion).
Frozen now takes aim at The Dark Knight Rises, which amassed $1.084 billion worldwide.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/box-office-milestone-frozen-becomes-692156
Disney's Oscar-winning Frozen has become the top-grossing animated film of all time, surpassing the $1.063 billion earned by fellow Disney/Pixar title Toy Story 3.
Frozen now occupies the No. 10 spot on the list of the biggest global blockbusters and is the first billion-dollar title from Disney Animation Studios, as well as the seventh from Disney. It has earned $398.4 million domestically and $674 million internationally for a total $1.072 billion.
The 3D animated tentpole passed up Toy Story 3 over the weekend, thanks to a strong run in Japan -- its final market -- and more than four months after it was released in theaters in the U.S. The film has grossed $50.5 million so far in Japan. It also passed up Disney's live-action Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest ($1.66 billion).
Frozen now takes aim at The Dark Knight Rises, which amassed $1.084 billion worldwide.
Neo
Red Tape Sorter
If Disney could figure out how to get a nickel everytime someone sings the soundtrack they would have become the top grossing film ever by a longshot. I thought that it was a great show, but if I hear someone singing "Let It Go" one more time I think that I may competely lose it. I swear it has been months since I have been to an event with my kids (soccer games, band concerts, birthday parties) where some little kid did not start singing that song.
For the love of all that his holy, please let this song song stop.
For the love of all that his holy, please let this song song stop.
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We watched it late at home and I fell asleep before the end. Too many songs for me. I did semi guess the ending as I figured out who Anna would end up with but I didn't figure out what would save her.
Lucy's nieces love the movie and yes they sing Let It Go way too much.
I actually much preferred Tangled and frankly Brave blows both out of the water.
Lucy's nieces love the movie and yes they sing Let It Go way too much.
I actually much preferred Tangled and frankly Brave blows both out of the water.
It's damn cute when my 2 year old struts around the house with her makeshift cape singing "Let it Go". However, it's NOT the same when I was at the store the other day and there is this lady walking down the isle trying to sing it......and badly.
"Let it Go" people......DANG IT....now I just did it.
My kids love it but I personally thought Tangled was a better film.
It's damn cute when my 2 year old struts around the house with her makeshift cape singing "Let it Go". However, it's NOT the same when I was at the store the other day and there is this lady walking down the isle trying to sing it......and badly.
"Let it Go" people......DANG IT....now I just did it.
My kids love it but I personally thought Tangled was a better film.
My 7 year old boy changed the words from "Let it go" to "Killer Joe" and now that's all I think of when I hear that song.
Both of my kids have watched the Bluray about 15 times since it came out and it really is a great movie. I find myself LMAO at several parts as it plays in the background.
Stout
Hold onto the ball, Murray!
Man, I liked Frozen, but no way is it the best Disney movie.
Watched it last night with the family, good movie!
Too much singing in my opinion but it seemed in the second half they calmed down on it and just told the story. For the first half it seemed you got 5 minutes of story and then 5 minutes of song that didnt really add to the story, just dragged the movie out.
The snowman was hilarious. The snow beast was awesome.
Too much singing in my opinion but it seemed in the second half they calmed down on it and just told the story. For the first half it seemed you got 5 minutes of story and then 5 minutes of song that didnt really add to the story, just dragged the movie out.
The snowman was hilarious. The snow beast was awesome.
Chaplin
Better off silent
Who says it was the best Disney movie? It's claim to fame now is that it has made the most money, but that doesn't mean it's the best.
im just happy disney made a great movie. They need to keep it up. They are a great brand and their parks are awesome. I wish them the best and enjoy their better movies.
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I read a couple of online reviews that said they think the reason Frozen is getting so much attention is they broke the Disney "MO". Everyone assumes that she's going to fall for the prince and live happily ever after and many assume the ice sales guy is going to wind up with her sister.
So the "shocking turn" later in the movie throws everyone for a loop. The adults that assumed they had the whole formula figured out go hey, they actually changed the plot on this one. And the kids go whoa, that prince was a bad guy?
So the "shocking turn" later in the movie throws everyone for a loop. The adults that assumed they had the whole formula figured out go hey, they actually changed the plot on this one. And the kids go whoa, that prince was a bad guy?
It's because it was produced by John Lassiter. Case closed.
Seriously though, glad to see him bringing the Pixar touch to the Disney side as well.
What really resonated well with me in that movie was the "true love" was sibling love, not romantic love. That was pretty well done. Our two daughters were fighting the day we watched that movie in the theater, and it really weighed on them. When you break down that the reason Elsa kept herself locked away was to protect her sister, it makes the magic at the end much better.
Plus, I like song movies anyway.
BTW, they didn't break the "Disney MO." They doubled down on it. Both parents died.
