"Especially when Frozen was such a good
They scratched out the "kid's" part.. I am so happy..
CLUCKIn another twist of events, it's no longer listed on The Best Buy Website and the link says it's no longer available..............disneyboy20022 wrote:I'll just stick with the regular Blu Ray Combo Pack given I don't even have a 3D Blu Ray Player and I don't want to go out of my way to get the 3D Combo PackMickeyfan1990 wrote:The 3D Blu-ray release of Frozen is still on it seems...but now as a Best Buy exclusive:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/frozen-blu- ... b=overview

Looks like Kate Gosselin on a benderWarm Regards wrote:
Holy wow, that's what Elsa might have looked like?
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I wonder, is that from when Elsa was still the villain of the movie.RyGuy wrote:Looks like Kate Gosselin on a benderWarm Regards wrote:
Holy wow, that's what Elsa might have looked like?
Source: http://princehans.tumblr.com/post/73595 ... ubblefield
That's a great look, but THIS ONE:Warm Regards wrote:
Holy wow, that's what Elsa might have looked like?
Source: http://princehans.tumblr.com/post/73595 ... ubblefield

No idea, but I know someone who should play Olaf, his voice actor, Josh Gad. If they can get Whoopi Goldberg and Dick Van Dyke to reprise their roles as Shenzi and Mr. Dawes, Sr. respectively in the Broadway/LA productions of Lion King and Mary Poppins, why not get Josh to reprise his role as Olaf?moviefan12 wrote:Who should play Anna?Atlantica wrote:Sierra Boggess just tweeted about the Frozen Broadway musical ….. she would be an AMAZING Elsa. No question !
I disagree alot that this negative review is a good one.frankf3 wrote:I came across this negative review video of Frozen. Unlike say Grace's review, this one comes actually off much more valid and more analytical. I still really like the movie, but I do see their problems.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQLhXhf5ZC8[/youtube]
Nice job putting words in his mouth, writer.In addition, movie audiences may soon be treated to a sequel of the Nordic-themed saga, following strong sales of licensed toys based on the film. Iger says the "exhilaration" from the studio's success "was profound", particularly after several disappointing animated endeavors released in recent years, including 2009's The Princess and the Frog.

CLUCKWell.. In that case we got it already.RyGuy wrote:I hope they will go the Tangled Ever After route. Long enough to charm but not long enough to ruin.