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disneyprincess11 wrote:I don't even know if Disney would have a Wrecked Princess show or movie after this. I was looking forward for a big comeback with these characters, but it's not mean to be, I guess :cry.

Sotiris wrote:I like this artwork of Shank. She kind of looks like Belle here.

bradhig wrote:Won't people notice Vanellope is missing from Sugar Rush?

Sotiris wrote:

Sotiris wrote:Interesting that they didn't include Anna and Elsa in the doll set. Did they suddenly remember they aren't part of the Disney Princess franchise?


Source: https://www.shopdisney.com/vanellope-wi ... et-1490754

They made a separate set with just Anna, Elsa, and Vanellope.


Source: https://www.shopdisney.com/vanellope-wi ... et-1495446

Sotiris wrote:New clip from the princess scene in Japanese.

Sotiris wrote:The music video for the Brazilian rendition of "In This Place" has been released.

D82 wrote:Watch Sarah Silverman record her Ralph Breaks the Internet musical number
https://ew.com/movies/2019/01/07/slaugh ... rman-song/

Q: What has the experience been like for you, revisiting your classic works with new live-action projects?

Alan Menken: It’s both liberating and also frustrating, and it’s fine. On a live-action film adaptation of my musicals, I have very little control. I can state what I think might be preferable, but it’s a director’s medium, and you want to first and foremost be supportive of that, and make sure that they want you to be in the room. If you’re going to be a stickler about, “You can’t do this,” and “You shouldn’t do that,” they’ll maybe be respectful, and then not invite you to any more meetings.

Sotiris wrote:Another interview with Alan Menken about the song. It's such a shame he's not allowed more creative freedom with the live-action remakes.

Q: What has the experience been like for you, revisiting your classic works with new live-action projects?

Alan Menken: It’s both liberating and also frustrating, and it’s fine. On a live-action film adaptation of my musicals, I have very little control. I can state what I think might be preferable, but it’s a director’s medium, and you want to first and foremost be supportive of that, and make sure that they want you to be in the room. If you’re going to be a stickler about, “You can’t do this,” and “You shouldn’t do that,” they’ll maybe be respectful, and then not invite you to any more meetings.

Source: https://deadline.com/2018/12/ralph-brea ... 202520346/

disneyprincess11 wrote:I just got the Princess collection last week. I may get the Frozen ones, but gosh Anna looks terrible. These concept art faces don't transfer well at all.

Q: Ralph Breaks the Internet came out recently and probably the most talked-about scene is when Vanellope has a run-in with all of the other Disney princesses. Soon after, she’s given her own princess “I Want” song, “A Place Called Slaugher Race,” which you wrote, and which, as Sarah herself said, is quite “subversive.”

Alan Menken: It’s a little along the lines of the thing I did for Sausage Party, the Seth Rogan and Evan Goldberg film. A couple years ago I wrote the opening number for it [Menken also scored the film]. I feel like I was kind of like a piece of found art put in for comic purposes. [Laughs.]

Q: Sarah Silverman said working with you was a dream come true for her. That must have been fun for you too to work on that song with her and with Gal [Gadot].

Alan Menken: As soon as we got into the room together I had heard Sarah was a big Little Shop fan so I went to the piano and started playing “Somewhere That’s Green,” and she did the whole song as a perfect Audrey literally within five minutes of us meeting. And then of course we got to work on her song. We had a blast in the studio and it was a lot of fun and the success of it has been a great surprise. I’m really pleased.

Blu-ray & Digital:

How We Broke the Internet –Go behind the scenes at Walt Disney Animation Studios to get an in-depth look at how the filmmakers brought a world to life that billions of people visit every day but never actually see – the internet. Take a front-row seat as the team reveals the inspirations for the story and what it took to bring it to the screen. Discover all that went into developing the characters of the film including netizens like KnowsMore as well as characters like Double Dan. See the lengths the team took to create the car chase scenes in Slaughter Race and much, much more.
Surfing for Easter Eggs – Surf the web for the near-countless Easter Eggs, inside jokes and references hidden throughout the movie.
The Music of Ralph Breaks the Internet – Take a look at the music of Ralph Breaks the Internet with appearances by Imagine Dragons, Julia Michaels, Alan Menken, Sarah Silverman and more.
Deleted Scenes – Five deleted scenes with intros from directors Rich Moore and Phil Johnston. Scenes include Into the Internet, Opposites, Domestic Hell, Bubble of One & Recruiting “Grandma.”
BuzzzTube Cats – Many videos were created by the animators to fill the screens of the Internet world…and lots of them are of cats! Check out the BuzzzTube to watch this hilarious cat compilation.
Music Videos – “Zero” by Imagine Dragons and “In This Place” by Julia Michaels.

Digital Exclusive:

Baby Drivers – Slaughter Racing School – Take a spin behind the wheel with the artists behind Ralph Breaks the Internet as they go to race car driving school.
DVD:

Music Videos – “Zero” by Imagine Dragons and “In This Place” by Julia Michaels.

blackcauldron85 wrote:"Domestic Hell" and the Grandma one could be about Calhoun and Felix...?