Are you sure? I'm from the Philippines too but I believe It'll be released on February 3. April 3 seems WAY too long.rj.disney wrote:NOOOOOO!!!!
My brother and sister told me that they just saw the local trailer for TPATF here in the Philippines and they told me it's play date here is April 3 2010!
WTF?
I hope it's a mistake
come to KL.it opens this thursdayMerXAN wrote:Are you sure? I'm from the Philippines too but I believe It'll be released on February 3. April 3 seems WAY too long.rj.disney wrote:NOOOOOO!!!!
My brother and sister told me that they just saw the local trailer for TPATF here in the Philippines and they told me it's play date here is April 3 2010!
WTF?
I hope it's a mistake
(They didn't give a source, and it's ironic because sometimes on the site they'll mention about giving them credit or whatever...)Recently Elton John, the man behind the award-winning soundtrack for The Lion King has had nothing but praise for the music in Disney’s The Princess And The Frog: “Randy Newman is, for me, an American treasure…. One of my favorite writers of all time, before he started writing for God knows how many animation movies with Pixar and Disney. This could be one of the best Disney scores ever, because I think he’s fantastic.”
God, I really hope it's February 3. I still have not seen the trailer so I still have to make sure. Maybe April 3 is the home video release?MerXAN wrote:Are you sure? I'm from the Philippines too but I believe It'll be released on February 3. April 3 seems WAY too long.rj.disney wrote:NOOOOOO!!!!
My brother and sister told me that they just saw the local trailer for TPATF here in the Philippines and they told me it's play date here is April 3 2010!
WTF?
I hope it's a mistake
Well, he said exactly that on camera in the "Dreams Come True" special on Friday. I would think that's as good a source there is.blackcauldron85 wrote: tommy2.net(They didn't give a source, and it's ironic because sometimes on the site they'll mention about giving them credit or whatever...)Recently Elton John, the man behind the award-winning soundtrack for The Lion King has had nothing but praise for the music in Disney’s The Princess And The Frog: “Randy Newman is, for me, an American treasure…. One of my favorite writers of all time, before he started writing for God knows how many animation movies with Pixar and Disney. This could be one of the best Disney scores ever, because I think he’s fantastic.”
They were.rj.disney wrote:Gosh, I hope they are just praying pranks at me, but they were serious when they were telling me that.
Here's the lineup from Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, Philippines' Facebook page.
Oh...well, I didn't watch the special, so I didn't know.estefan wrote: Well, he said exactly that on camera in the "Dreams Come True" special on Friday. I would think that's as good a source there is.
They still could've given a source!Last I heard, Gnomeo & Juliet was still in production...sotiris2006 wrote:Could his appearance in this new special signify a new business deal between him and Disney? Perhaps it could mean the resurrection of long-awaited and postponed CGI flick Gnomeo and Juliet that was supposed to be released under the Miramax banner.
THANKS FOR CLARIFYING THAT! *Here's for some spanking*MerXAN wrote:They were.rj.disney wrote:Gosh, I hope they are just praying pranks at me, but they were serious when they were telling me that.
Jan 20 - Old Dogs
Feb 3 - The Princess and The Frog
Feb 17 - Everybody's Fine
Mar 4 - Alice in Wonderland
Mar 17 - Debt
Apr 14 - When in Rome
Apr 21 - Toy Story 1 & 2 (3D)
May 12 - The Last Song
May 28 - Prince of Persia
Jun 23 - Toy Story 3
Jul 21 - Sorcerer's Apprentice
Oct 6 - Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
Nov 3 - You Again
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Luckily we thought to look and see if there were any midnight premiers in the area, and there are! So we'll be heading out Thursday night to see the first show!!! 
The man who's hair grew all over him because Facilier bewitched him was hilarious
The animation in the "almost there"-scene is great, it looks so different from the rest of the movie, so stylized and everything... wow. I loved how the light retreated in the end of the song and just stayed on Tiana and her mum a little bit longer... And that one of the staircases' pillars broke down just when they left the building
The "Friends on the other side"-scene is one of my favorites. It sent chills down my spine.
In one scene Louis looked exactly like Madam Mim!
Ray and his Evangeline are the cutest pair in the whole movie, I think, and you don't realise it until the end, when Ray also appears as a star...
Facilier's face on his gravestone is... a mix between creepy ('cause I, at least, didn't expect it to be there and was taken aback a little) and funny - just weird.
Naveen's father is just such a macho! (The victorious hand gesture he gave his son when he married Tiana!)
And Charlotte dancing with Naveen's young brother
Does "Küss den Frosch"'s suppose to translate as "Kiss the Frog" in english? That would've made a much funnier and clever title than PATFebilein wrote:Yesterday (Tuesday) was "Küss den Frosch"'s (German title of PatF) premiere in Austria and a good university friend and me went to watch it. Unfortunately I only saw the German dubbing, I would've loved to watch the "original" version - but well, I won't complain
Do you live in Vienna? I saw PatF OV in the Artis International in the Innere Stadt in Vienna yesterday. It was amazing! I had high expectation and they were succeeded.ebilein wrote:Yesterday (Tuesday) was "Küss den Frosch"'s (German title of PatF) premiere in Austria and a good university friend and me went to watch it. Unfortunately I only saw the German dubbing, I would've loved to watch the "original" version - but well, I won't complain
