Frozen

Cool news, everyone! Frozen is nominated for Top Soundtrack for this year's #AMAS!!!!! ❄️

Vote for Frozen here!: http://ama.votenow.tv/

You can relive the magic of Frozen with a special Sing-Along Edition, available on DVD & Digital HD November 18.



‘Frozen Fever’ Book Scheduled for March; Short in April?

When the all new Frozen short, ‘Frozen Fever,’ was announced at the tail end of the tail end of the television special, ‘The Story of Frozen: Making An Animated Classic,’ speculation ran rampant that it would be attached to Disney’s live action Cinderella despite only being told it would arrive in ‘spring 2015.’ It was always our assertion that not only this would not be the case, but it hinted at a still possible home video release of a 3D Blu-ray for Frozen which we originally anticipated for this month (prior to the Sing-Along edition announced for November). While we were put on blast for being the site that cried wolf, new evidence points to this possibility.

Random House is set to release at least two titles related to ‘Frozen Fever’ on March 10, 2015. First is a hardcover junior novelization which clocks in at a whopping 96 pages, as well as a pictureback with stickers. While Random House usually publishes the junior novelization for films, it doesn’t routinely publish one for shorts (for example, Disney is publishing one for Feast (attached to Big Hero 6) as a digital-only for October 21, available in both Kindle and iBooks formats). The rub here, however, is that when Random House has published the junior novelizations for films, they are consistently released roughly a month and a half in advance (e.g., in the case of both Big Hero 6 and Cinderella, it’s 46 days) — if that rule carries over to Frozen Fever, it puts the short’s release date on approximately April 25, 2015, which would not attach it to any known Disney film, adding credence to our guess that there will be an attachment to a Blu-ray release, whether it be the 3D Blu-ray of Frozen or another release as ‘Tangled Ever After’ or could possibly debut on ‘Disney Movies Anywhere’ as a couple of previous shorts have.

In Frozen Fever, it’s Anna’s birthday and Elsa and Kristoff are determined to give her the best celebration ever, but Elsa’s icy powers may put more than just the party at risk.

Source: Stitch Kingdom

Wierd how they're treating the Short film like a sequel or something? Is it some sort of experiment or something?

^I think it's more like a little something from Disney just to keep the Frozen magic going for a while until the next big thing comes up who knows when.

For those who just can't 'Let It Go' there is a 'Frozen' singalong edition

It’s been almost a year since the wildly popular Disney animated musical Frozen was released in theaters, and people still can’t let it go. Pun extremely intended.

For those kids obsessed with crooning the catchy tunes — and adults who want to brush up on their Disney karaoke skills — there’s a new Frozen Sing-Along Edition out on DVD Tuesday. (It’s also available on the Disney Movies Anywhere app, which coincidentally is launching Tuesday on Walmart’s VUDU video service.) This is a release perfect for those who haven’t mastered the lyrics of, say, the Kristen Bell-sung tune For the First Time in Forever as much as they have the Oscar-winning Idina Menzel jam Let It Go because they’ve heard it 4,762,735 times.

In this exclusive clip from the new “Breaking the Ice” featurette, songwriting/married couple Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez discuss the creation of both tracks, from the optimism that led to Forever to the challenge with Let It Go of creating one simple and clear musical statement for the movie.

Source: USA Today

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Relive the magic of Frozen with a special Sing-Along Edition, available on DVD & Digital HD.

The Frozen soundtrack is one year old today!! ❄️ Which song is your favorite?

Happy Anniversary Frozen!

♫ There'll be music, there'll be light! ♫