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thedisneyspirit wrote:I've seen the film again, and I think I'm liking it more and more. The sense of adventure is thrilling, and Show Yourself is just spectacular to see. Especially the emotions! Elsa's final cry is overwhelming.

I saw it again as well and liked it even more. The songs really help the movie to move forward.

Question: did anyone notice Oaken was hugging a man at the end of the movie? Would that be his husband? Is he confirmed as being gay? I know it's been implemented before.

Also, the deleted song 'Home' is really nice, I liked it an could see where it could fit in the movie, I think it was an early version of Some Things never Change.

Also, (once again ) loved this part:

Saw it for a third time two weekends ago and loved it just as much if not even more. My older sister really liked it, considering it much better than the first.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_8BW-5VOHs

Video with Aurora, the voice of the North wind.

https://twitter.com/alittlejelee/status ... 88992?s=19
Can someone explain to me how does that make sense? Cause Elsa's was coronated when she came of age, which means her coronation should be really close to her birthday if not the day of and her coronation happened in summer.

Real royals have two birthdays. Usually it's because the day they're actually born doesn't have weather suitable for celebration outside.

Wow, I never knew that before, nachonaco.

Cool fact nachonaco!

nachonaco wrote:Real royals have two birthdays. Usually it's because the day they're actually born doesn't have weather suitable for celebration outside.

Is this supposed to suggest that there wasn't suitable weather until six months later for Elsa's actual birthday to be celebrated?

Cover art for the standard release. It also seems like the release date is actually February 25th. (Taken from bluray.com).

Let's hope that edition will live up to it's name (though it's dubious).

DisneyFan09 wrote:Let's hope that edition will live up to it's name (though it's dubious).

What name? "Ultimate Collector's Edition"? They use it on every 4K release for some reason. It doesn't really mean a thing.

Interesting they altered Anna and Elsa’s expressions to be less intense but left Kristoff’s the same.

DisneyFan09 wrote:Let's hope that edition will live up to it's name (though it's dubious).

It'll have like five bonus features all less than five minutes in length.

farerb wrote:What name? "Ultimate Collector's Edition"?

Yup.

JeanGreyForever wrote:It'll have like five bonus features all less than five minutes in length.

Most likely. That's what the edition for the first Frozen had.

DisneyFan09 wrote:

JeanGreyForever wrote:It'll have like five bonus features all less than five minutes in length.

Most likely. That's what the edition for the first Frozen had.

It still shocks me how Disney treated their biggest animated film ever on home video. That's why I have no faith in them treating the sequel better.

JeanGreyForever wrote:It still shocks me how Disney treated their biggest animated film ever on home video. That's why I have no faith in them treating the sequel better.

True. But that's Disney's anti-Bonus Features policy for ya.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmende ... 280da956cb

If it ends up short of Frozen’s $1.276 billion cume, it’ll mostly be because it’s merely doing “very well” in Japan ($75.7 million) as opposed to the absurd $247 million earned by the first Frozen in 2014.

I had no idea that Frozen II isn't doing as well in Japan as the original did. I wonder why because even when Frozen Fever slightly died off here in the US and other countries, it was stronger than ever in Japan and is the 3rd highest grossing movie there.

I think it will most likely pass the original.

farerb wrote:I think it will most likely pass the original.

Do you mean in Japan or worldwide in general?

JeanGreyForever wrote:

farerb wrote:I think it will most likely pass the original.

Do you mean in Japan or worldwide in general?

Worldwide.