Frozen

haha still looking forward to see this hopefully over the weekend if not def. during the beginning of the week ^.^

I don't understand why in the Mickey short they put so much effort into the 3D and then in the movie only the snow seemed to pop out...but it was great to see the movie again! And I got to see Rapunzel and Flynn!

Just back from the cinema: Very impressive movie! Was pretty awed by the visuals. And the characters are really well done, too.
Was sure worth going! Can't wait to get in BluRay.

Even my 81 year old dad was impressed. First real animated movie he saw.

I loved get a horse it was so awesome especially the sound effects and surround sound

Photo credit: Le Monde d'animation

Review: http://capitalk.com/frozen%20review.htm

Weekend Report: 'Frozen' Beats 'Fire,' 'Furnace' Melts

On a weekend in which most of the country was facing unusually frigid temperatures, Disney Animation's Frozen held well enough to take first place away from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Meanwhile, the lone newcomer Out of the Furnace was a major disappointment.

Frozen fell 53 percent to $31.6 million, which is the highest post-Thanksgiving gross ever ahead of Toy Story 2 ($27.8 million). In comparison, Tangled fell 56 percent to $21.6 million on the same weekend in 2010. Frozen has now earned $134.3 million, and it remains on track for a total around $250 million.

After hanging on well through the Thanksgiving holiday, Catching Fire plummeted 65 percent to $26.2 million this weekend. That's not a particularly good hold; for example, the last two Twilight movies held a bit better coming off Thanksgiving weekend. To date, Catching Fire has earned $335.9 million, and is still on pace to wind up north of $400 million.

Around-the-World Roundup

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire topped the foreign box office for the third-straight week with $44.3 million. To date, its top market is the U.K. with $42.9 million, and overall it has earned $336.7 million overseas. Worldwide, it's grossed $673.4 million, and it will pass the original movie's $691 million total by Friday.

Frozen expanded in to a few key markets this weekend and added $30.6 million ($55.9 million total). It opened strong in the U.K. with $7.4 million, and also did well in France ($5.8 million, $8.2 million including previews). Meanwhile, it held about even in Germany and Spain. It expands in to Russia next weekend, then reaches Italy and Mexico before Christmas.

Source: Box Office Mojo

Saw it yesterday and I have to say it's my favorite film of this year by far! It's like my childhood has returned from it's grave and better yet, it's even more epic than it was before. If you have the chance, see this film as soon as you can. One of Disney's Best since Lion King....

I haven't seen much of the movie (except for Trailers) so far.

But while I was throwing around Anna's grappling hook (I was practicing grapple climbing), I noticed something which I thought was significant.

Anna says the line "Don't mess with Anna".
I assume it's a combat dialogue, although why she should say it to the top of a stone wall is beyond me.


But I noticed her pronuciation of her name is accented differently.
We would call her "Ann ah", but she pronounced it more like "Arn ah".

Which got me wondering, does she have some kind of accent that is different from standard english speakers?