Frozen

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#FunFact: The Frozen filmmakers invited a real-life reindeer to the Walt Disney Animation Studios to observe the animal’s physical makeup. That way they could get Sven just right!



Frozen held first place in Japan with $8 million ($28.9 million total). Sometime this weekend, Frozen passed Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides to move in to 12th place on the all-time worldwide chart. The movie has now earned $1.05 billion total, and is poised to pass Toy Story 3 ($1.063 billion) in the next week or so.

Source: Box Office Mojo

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'Frozen' Earns Its Biggest Sales Week Yet, Tops Billboard 200 a Seventh Time

Thanks to the March 18 release of "Frozen" on DVD and Blu-ray, its soundtrack has scored its best sales week yet. The album spends a seventh week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, selling 202,000 copies in the week ending March 23 (up 104 percent), according to Nielsen SoundScan. That easily trumps its previous high-water mark, when it shifted 165,000 in the week ending Jan. 5. A week ago, it was No. 1 with 99,000 copies sold.

The "Frozen" album's sales are red hot, owed to buzz generated by the fast-selling home video version of the film. Disney said that 3.2 million units of the DVD and Blu-ray were sold during its first day of release.

It's unusual for an album to log its best sales week so far into its chart life. "Frozen," which was released Nov. 26, 2013, is currently in its 17th week on the chart. Generally, albums start big and then taper off as the weeks tick by.

For example, the last album that was as old as "Frozen" to sell more than 200,000 in a week was Adele's "21," a little over two years ago. In the wake of the 2012 Grammy Awards — where Adele performed and won multiple trophies — "21" sold 730,000 copies (in the week ending Feb. 19). The set had debuted at No. 1 a year earlier, shifting 352,000 copies in the week endingFeb. 27, 2011.

Though "Frozen" just reached DVD and Blu-ray, it's also still in movie theaters. It ranked as the No. 13 highest-grossing film at the U.S. and Canada box office during the March 21-23 weekend (according to Box Office Mojo). Through March 23, it has earned $397 million — the third-highest-grossing film of 2013.

With the soundtrack's additional 202,000 sold, its total sales rise to 1.6 million. Its breakout hit single, Idina Menzel's "Let It Go," recently reached the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and won the Academy Award for best original song.

While "Frozen" continues to be all the rage at the top of the chart, the top 10 also welcomes six new entries.

Menzel's "Let It Go" surges 5-4 with a 37-percent gain to 167,000.

Source: Billboard

'Frozen' May Chill for 8th Week at No. 1, Shakira Aiming for No. 2
Soundtrack is coming off best sales week yet in wake of film's home video release

The "Frozen" soundtrack should continue to loom large at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart next week -- securing its eighth week atop the list.

Industry sources suggest the album will easily outpace the likely No. 2 album, Shakira's new self-titled set, which was released on Tuesday, March 25. "Shakira" might sell around 70,000 to 75,000 copies by the end of the tracking week on Sunday, March 30.

The new Billboard 200's top 10 will be revealed on April 2.

If "Frozen" rules for an eighth week, it will become only the fourth album in the last 10 years to spend at least eight weeks at No. 1. (Adele's "21" spent 24 weeks at No. 1 in 2011 and 2012, Taylor Swift's "Fearless" racked up 11 chart-topping weeks in 2008 and 2009, and Usher's "Confessions" ruled for nine frames in 2004.)

Source: Billboard

“Fairy tales are often environmentally intimate. It is a very rare opportunity to imbue the genre with the kind of scope and scale that Frozen has.”-Michael Giaimo, Frozen art director



‘Frozen’ Easily Tops Home Video Sales Charts

Walt Disney Studios’ “Frozen” easily debuted at No. 1 on both national home video sales charts the week ending March 23, selling more than three times as many copies as all 19 other titles on the Nielsen VideoScan First Alert top 20 sales chart combined.

The year’s Oscar winner for animated feature film, “Frozen” earned nearly $400 million at the domestic box office alone, with a global ticket tally of more than $1 billion – only the second animated feature to cross that milestone, after another Disney film, “Toy Story 3.” Last week Disney reported first-day disc sales of 3.2 million units, a tally that includes advance orders.

“Frozen” generated 50% of its total unit sales from Blu-ray Disc, more than either “Saving Mr. Banks” (42%) or “American Hustle” (49%).

Source: Variety

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'Frozen' Set For Longest No. 1 Run Since Adele's '21'

Disney's "Frozen" soundtrack is heading for an eighth week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, according to industry forecasters. It could sell around 150,000 copies in the week ending March 30.

If the hot-selling album remains atop the list -- which will be revealed on Wednesday, April 2 -- it will become the longest-running No. 1 album since 2012, when Adele's "21" spent its 24th (and final) week at No. 1, on the chart dated June 23.

In the most recent tracking week -- ending March 23 -- "Frozen" sold 202,000 copies, its best week ever, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The big sales frame secured its seventh week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

With seven weeks atop the chart, "Frozen" is tied with Taylor Swift's "Red" for the longest run atop the list since "21." Swift's album logged seven nonconsecutive frames atop the list between the charts dated Nov. 10, 2012 and Jan. 12, 2013.

On SoundScan's Building chart (below), "Frozen" is No. 1, followed Shakira, Cash and Memphis May Fire, respectively, at Nos. 2-4.

Source: Billboard

‘Frozen’ Passes ‘Toy Story 3′ As #1 Animated Film Ever With $1.072B Worldwide

As Frozen skated its way into Japan on March 14, the question began to loom larger and larger: Could the movie break Toy Story 3‘s $1,063,171,911 in worldwide box office to become the highest-grossing animated film of all time? When Bob Iger predicted it would happen, the reality of such a possibility crystalized further. And now, in its 19th international frame, the two-time Oscar winner has overtaken Disney’s TS3, earning $1,072,402,000 to win the crown of highest-grossing global animated release, ever. It’s also raced ahead of another Disney movie, Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, to make it to No. 10 on the all-time worldwide box office chart. Ironically, the new notch comes one week after Frozen fell out of the domestic Top 10 for the first time during its long run. Japan, where multiples for openings can sometimes be as high as 15, was key to pushing it over the worldwide take of Toy Story 3. The market was the last to open, but after three weeks is the 3rd biggest for the movie with a cume of $50.5M, $7.5M of it added this weekend. It’s still No. 1 in Japan, and Asia overall has been exceedingly warm to Frozen. In Korea, its top grossing market, it has taken an astounding $77.1M, making it one of the Top Five biggest movies of the past five years there. Following Korea are the UK with $64.6M and Japan. China was good for $48.9M, followed by Germany ($48.1M), France ($42.6M), Russia ($33.4M), Australia ($30.9M), Italy ($27.4M), Mexico ($25.7M), Spain ($21.8M), and others worth $203M.

Source: Deadline

At the international box office, Captain America: The Winter Soldier got off to a strong start, while Frozen hit one of its biggest milestones yet.

Around-the-World Roundup

Frozen added $7.5 million in Japan, which brings its total to $50 million through three weeks. Over the weekend, Frozen passed Toy Story 3 to become the highest-grossing animated movie ever; it now ranks 10th all-time with $1.07 billion worldwide.

Source: Box Office Mojo

Congratulations Walt Disney Animation Studios and Frozen!

Picked up the Target version on the day of release and was pretty disappointed with the features. I mean, what's there is pretty good, but it's all so short and quick. Needs a meaty Making Of or something similar. I guess this is one I'll be buying a Special Edition of somewhere down the road.

Say, in October (if the rumours are correct)..?

I'm inclined to agree with one of the harsher reviews that the fake-Making Of dance number was actually a little insulting, as it came off as mocking people who DO want to know how it was made. And what was the answer..? Three minutes of song and NO ANSWER. Watching it, I'm convinced that it was actually produced to book-end an actual documentary - say, the one that was announced and then vanished - but I can't quite follow the decision to leave OFF the real one and leave ON the spoof. (Maybe they're preparing a longer doc. for the re-release... but even so, a short one'd be better than nothing.)