Movie: Frozen: Highest Grossing Disney Animation Film Ever - Page 3

Kingpin

Saw it, thought it was ok. Something about the singing was really off.. like the songs didn't fit naturally. Also, veery boring and forgettable character design, although I do like how Christoph is an unconventional 'prince' character.

Tangled was much better imo

gio88

i loved it!and i uslly don't love animation films!

materialboy

Hmm.I will watch it soon.If its such a big deal.

henryevil

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Originally posted by McFosterXX

Could someone please explain to me the vibrant content of this film that makes it a monster right now?

I haven't seen it, but as far as I know it's an "Icy Kind Of Midas Touch."

I want to see it though..

And Let It Go's slaying in our class hahaha

1) Visually stunning, gorgeous wintry landscapes

2) A central conflict that a lot of people can relate to (the difficult relationship between two sisters)

3) Cute & witty sidekicks

4) Without getting too spoilery, it subverts a lot of Disney-specific tropes

5) The soundtrack slays

It's a win for Disney, and well-deserved

BowDown2

I have never seen it but the hype about it is amazing I hope its great movie because i actually want to go Frozen

BlooRiverAnimal

Damn, it was that good?

Gee

I still need to see this movie. Hopefully it lives up to the hype.

TheRealKii

YESSSS

superben

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Originally posted by brndksk

Not adjusted for inflation it's not...

1.) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ($6.7bn)
2.) Bambi ($3.8bn)
3.) One Hundred and One Dalmatians ($1.6bn)
4.) The Lion King ($1.4bn)
5.) The Jungle Book ($1.4bn)
6.) Pinocchio ($1.4bn)
7.) Peter Pan ($1.2bn)
8.) Aladdin ($836m)
9.) Cinderella ($821m)
10.) Lady and the Tramp ($813m)

Just goes to show how powerful Disney was in the golden age!

And today's films are release on a larger, global scale, too!!