Disney's 'Frozen' — Page 10

Thought it was cute. Not a Disney classic- but very enjoyable. It was nice to hear Broadway voices, especially- and it's super beautiful.

"Let It Go" is basically "Defying Gravity" with ice. It's certainly the musical highlight of the film, and a stunning sequence.

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I enjoyed the film. Not remotely close to the level of a Beauty and the Beast but on par with Tangled, which was pretty good. I thought Josh Gad was hilarious and really liked Jonathan Groff and his reindeer. I didn't love any of the music but it fit the narrative well.

I felt the story was a little bit rushed and incomplete, but I loved the sister theme to the movie. Although the romance was cute, it wasn't even needed.

"Only problem is her voice really doesn't match the character's look." I felt the same way!

Updated On: 11/27/13 at 10:39 PM

I have seen Frozen in 3D today and here's what I wrote on the DVDizzy forums:

Just got back home from seeing Frozen and I have no words to what I have just seen... Not only is this the best animated film this year, but this is my second favorite Disney film of the new era (1967-present), beating out Hunchback, and it's the strongest film thus far from the films of 2009-present.

WARNING! THOUGHTS/SPOILERS ARE A COMIN!

The beginning hymn and song (Frozen Heart) is really well done and the entire events of Elsa and Anna when they were kids are paced quite well. Do You Want to Build a Snowman is very charming but quite teary eyed.

I'll say it again.. For the First Time in Forever is how you do an "I Want" song darn it. I'm looking at you Princess and the Frog and Tangled.

All the songs were great, memorable and has greatly well done lyrics by the wonderful Kristen Anderson-Lopez, but as much as I loved Fixer Upper's music and lyrics, it does feel just a little out of place in the movie but the suprise message that it's Elsa that they were talking about subtley.

The climax and it's music in that scene where Hans confronts Elsa, was the BEST DISNEY CLIMAX SINCE THE LITTLE MERMAID!!!

The art direction by Mike Giaimo and the assistance of the talented Lisa Keene is the most gorgeous looking Disney movie in DECADES! The mountains, the snow/ice, the kingdom of Arendelle, everything!

So yeah they maybe scattered thoughts as I have just seen it but darn it! It was amazing!

Great characters, wonderfully done story, amazing songs, great artistry, makes this a 9.5-10 film for me.

Does Kristen Bell do her own singing? I know all the other leads are known for being musical talents. I don't know enough about her...

According to other interviews, the soundtrack booklet, etc., she does do her own singing in the film.

Kristin Bell does have a singing background. She also sang in Reefer Madness.

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Saw it last night and absolutely adored it.

It's the first Disney movie that I've seen that I am WAY too familiar with the actresses voice, so it took me a little while to adjust to Idina Menzels voice to an animated character.

But it was truly beautiful and Let It Go is STILL stuck in my head.

This movie restored my faith in Disney! Finally not another "woman spends 90 minutes looking for a man" Disney film!

It's off to a great start with an opening day gross of $15.2 million. This film was in developmental hell for so many years and now with all the positive reviews and a great box-office forecast, it seems that it was worth the wait.


Box Office: 'Frozen' Opens to Stellar $15.2 Million Wednesday; 'Catching Fire' Still No. 1

Kristen Bell made her Broadway debut as Becky in 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer' (2001). Here's a clip of her and Joshua Park singing 'To Hear You Say My Name.'
Kristen Bell: 'To Hear You Say My Name'

Entertainment Weekly posted the Disney Classics with posters featuring names similar to 'Tangled' and 'Frozen'.

http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,20483133_20760034,00.html#30059548

The film's two day gross is already substantially higher than 'Tangled'. I can't wait to see it on Sunday.

http://insidemovies.ew.com/2013/11/29/box-office-update-frozen-catching-fire/

Two words : Just right.

I saw it today. I loved every minute of it. It's beautifully animated, superbly acted and I LOVE THE SCORE. I think CGI has come really far beyond the overrated computer animation it's supposed to be. The amount of detail in this film is gorgeous.

A few thoughts :

- Kristoff looked like a blonde/white Aladdin to me.
- Best Disney score/songs in years.
- My brother found Idina's voice to be too strong for Elsa, I disagreed, since she's the strong, yet emotive and moody character.
- The snow looked like REAL SNOW. VERY detailed real snow.
- Yep, they're milking that WICKED formula for all it's worth. It's basically WICKED with very few bits and piece from the original fairytale. VERY few.
- The end of "Let It Go" was one of my favorite moments in the film, animation-wise.
- I had a fashion squee over Elsa's ice dress, cape, and shoes.
- I feel like the cons of the light irony of Kristen Bell's character being the modern-esque teenager to appeal to this generation were far outweighed by the pros.
- I liked "Fixer Upper". Random? Yeah. Catchy? Oh yeah. Adorable and not annoyingly out of place? Yep yep.
- I didn't ball my eyes out during "Let It Go", like I thought I would since Idina has that effect on me, but I did the laughter-through-tears thing after "In Summer". That was a cute moment.

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