Disney's Frozen

Looking at this audience, it's actually absolutely weird we don't have a thread on this yet.

It's out already, obviously, and has been since Thanksgiving.
I absolutely loved it. Hands down wins my #1 spot as Best Disney Princess Movie ever, shoving tangled out of that spot.

It has one of the best songs since the Lion King. Tangled had When Will My Life Begin, Mother Knows Best and I've got a Dream, but frankly, Let It Go, both the song and the scene blow those out of the water.

Youtube video

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[video=youtube;kHue-HaXXzg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHue-HaXXzg[/video]

Actual Scene Video (More spoilery)

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[video=youtube;moSFlvxnbgk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moSFlvxnbgk[/video]

My only real con for this movie was that some of the singing was just unnecessary, but thankfully weren't belabored to death and it didn't continue a theme through the whole movie.

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• Two disney princesses who didn't need some man to save them.
  
• A realistic encounter with "love at first sight" and poor judgment.
  
• Loving parents in a stable relationship.
  
• A less explored but equally valid meaning for "act of true love"
  
• Best Disney princess dress and transformation, ever.
  

I'm totally interested on this movie... sadly my bf doesnt want to go with me to watch it... and we've watched the croods, turbo, WiRalp, between other cartoon movies... well its a princess movie after all...

I think it has enough action in it to satisfy him. A friend of mine took her three boys to it and they enjoyed it to their father's horror.

I really enjoyed Tangled and The Princess and the Frog. (and of course all the old-school disney films too).
This one looks great, and I'll get around to watching it eventually.

And oooh, Idina Menzel. I forgot she was in it.

And oooh, Idina Menzel. I forgot she was in it.

I didn't watch it in 3D, but I will say it was worth watching on the Big Screen for this one scene alone if nothing else.

Hm, I wasn't even thinking of watching this till it got on tv but if it's better than tangled I may give it a thought, I wonder if the 3D is good since so far from the 3D movies I've watched the only one with good 3D was epic(most of the time it's between not noticiable and being annoying).

There wasn't a lot of obvious intended for 3D stuff, but I suspect some it would gain some "wow" factor like Epic had in 3D.

I've no complaints about Tangled, so I shouldn't judge this movie without seeing it yet.
However, there just seems to be a lack of something to draw me into it :/

It could be in part that there is an abundance of 3D animated movies and I could really go for something more traditional.

I feel so out of the loop.

I've no complaints about Tangled, so I shouldn't judge this movie without seeing it yet.
However, there just seems to be a lack of something to draw me into it :/

It could be in part that there is an abundance of 3D animated movies and I could really go for something more traditional.

Perhaps this link may be able to explain your fatigue of 3D animated movies?

Ok this thread made me want to watch this film, and I was feeling depressed and wanted a Disney pick-me-up. So I watched it.

Absolutely brilliant, loved it just as much as I loved Tangled. The songs were great, the story was excellent, and it REALLY reminded me of Wicked. (partly because of Elsa being voiced by Idina Menzel, but also because the songs sounded very similar).

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I loved how it turned all the classic conventions of a Disney Princess film on it's head. There were 2 princesses, love at first sight was both lampshaded AND subverted, there were no actual talking animals (just someone having imaginary conversations). It seemed obvious that an act of true love would be a kiss from the male lead, as it usually is. The actual act of true love was both surprising and made a lot of sense, and it's the kind of love they have never explored in a Disney film. Also the dashing prince was evil! HA. (those sideburns were very suspect, I must admit)

Loved it, loved it, loved it.
Definitely going to be recommending this one to my mother.

How did I not see this thread earlier
IMO, the start wasn't exactly good, but as the movie went on, it went better and better.

And that plot twist how did I not see thattt

Loved it, loved it, loved it.
Definitely going to be recommending this one to my mother.

See, that's why I am amazed no one had made this thread yet. I think everyone is ignoring it expect a cheap holiday "meh" and missing out on how truly awesome it is and that it really is an any-season-movie with no holiday or even winter theme at all.

Watched on release day with some friends after school and I also loved the heck out of it! Right up in second place after Tangled (I loved the characters more in this one).

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It actually had a lot of unexpected things especially the whole love at first sight thing and true villain. And I loved the fact that Kristoff was not instantly in love with her and actually made fun of her. Olaf was comedy relief but didnt over do it at all. Only part that bugged me was that the troll elder didnt remember Anna, what other girl struck by ice magic in her head came to him?

Music was fantastic, Let It Go was amazing. Personally my favorite part of the movie was For the First time in Forever Reprise edition and the scene that came with it, absolutely fantastic!
Heavyish spoiler video bad quality edition:

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[video=youtube;g9-rEEj-1uE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9-rEEj-1uE[/video]

Would recommend if you liked Tangled!

See, that's why I am amazed no one had made this thread yet. I think everyone is ignoring it expect a cheap holiday "meh" and missing out on how truly awesome it is and that it really is an any-season-movie with no holiday or even winter theme at all.

The early trailers for it didn't help at all, I think. They focused far too much on the comedy, especially the early teaser with Olaf and Sven, which really seemed too similar to Ice Age. When I first saw the trailers and teasers for this film, It was instantly forgettable. It wasn't until much, much later that I even had an inkling that the film would be more than I was expecting.

Honestly I completely forgot about the film after dismissing it, until I saw this thread.

The early trailers for it didn't help at all, I think. They focused far too much on the comedy, especially the early teaser with Olaf and Sven, which really seemed too similar to Ice Age. When I first saw the trailers and teasers for this film, It was instantly forgettable. It wasn't until much, much later that I even had an inkling that the film would be more than I was expecting.

Honestly I completely forgot about the film after dismissing it, until I saw this thread.

I watched it in the first place as a recommendation from my lil bro, who has watched it before me (dammit).

There's plenty of action in this movie for boys even though it's a princess movie. I just really like that...

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they didn't go for the obvious, most bland ending.

Also, who thought it was interesting that they all had dutch/german names? I was wondering what the reason was for that. Weselton, Sven, Olaf, Hans, Kristoff, Ana, Elsa...

It an homage to the original, in more understandable but ethnically identifiable names - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Snow_Queen

I wish you'd posted this two weeks ago.
Made me want to see it, but it turns out the movie was only shown here for a week or two while schools were out for Hannuah, and is now gone.
Guess I'll have to wait for the DVD release.

I haven't seen the film yet, but I do love Disney films, so I'm going to try and watch it soon.

And as far as the whole "princess movie" description goes, if girls can watch all the guy flicks out there and enjoy them, I think we guys can handle a few films that star princesses. Disney's fairy tale adaptations aren't nearly as girly as people make them out to be, and there's nothing wrong with watching "girly" films anyway. All that matters is if the film is good or not.