Disney's Divinity wrote:I really want to listen, but I don't want to ruin the experience of seeing / hearing it all first time in the theaters. Must resist! I hope I like it better than you, Sotiris, since I was looking forward to Urie's rendition. Hard to imagine he could be worse than Demi Lovato at any rate.
While I'm not fond of Demi Lovato's voice, I did like the pop-rock arrangement they did on the song as well as the new bridge they wrote. I was pleasantly surprised when the bridge was later incorporated into the Broadway adaptation.
disneyprincess11 wrote:My thoughts! And from that preview, it literally sounds like the instrumental version of the original song and Brandon is rushing through it.
They sped up the tempo so that's why it feels like the singer is rushing through the song.
D82 wrote:I also think the song would've been better suited for a female artist. And I thought it would be more different from the movie version, like Demi Lovato's version of "Let It Go".
I thought it would be more different too. There's nothing really new to this arrangement aside from some bells and whistles here and there.
D82 wrote:And the sneak peek shown at Disney California Adventure; which includes the charades scene, "All Is Found" reprise with Anna and Elsa and the full "Into the Unknown" song.
Thanks so much for posting! Like with the Elsa strut joke, I didn't like the Mickey Mouse sight gag either. I don't like meta jokes that are a wink at the audience and don't make sense in-universe. It doesn't qualify as an Easter egg either since it's so obvious and in your face.
I'm bit disappointed with "All Is Found". I was expecting a nicer, more memorable tune. It was a tad bland as far as lullabies go. I'm going to wait for the full version though before forming a final judgement.
The 'Into the Unknown" sequence went exactly as I expected based on the footage from the trailers. It wasn't as visually imaginative as the "Let It Go" sequence but it was still nice.
farerb wrote:I thought the "Into the Unknown" scene was underwhelming. I don't expect them to do the same thing with "Let it Go" but this is supposed to be their show stopper. It wasn't.
It's true they could have done more with the visuals. Here the song was more powerful than the footage whereas with "Let It Go", the song and visuals were of equal intensity.
