At least, the huge joke at the ending pulled it off. But, still really fun though.
I don't know what's funnier, the music video, or the people who are actually mad or disappointed that nothing was explained. 
A+ on the trolling humor, Disney.I didn't even care about that because they've done it before with the music video of "Something That I Want". The novelty of a tour/music video has worn off.taei wrote:But interesting thing is that by the middle of it, I completely ignored the song and just focus on all the people and work place... The song might have been bad but I really enjoyed seeing the tour.
Yes, but that one is just six minutes long.Tangled wrote:Besides, according to the Blu-Ray features there's still another, seperate feature called "Breaking the Ice – The Real Making of Frozen" that will probably go into more detail on the movie's development anyhow.
This is the full gamut of the bonus features:
The brevity of the piece made me expect nothing substantial, but it was a joy to watch. Matching sweater vests, Bell scatting, an anti-climactic end.you never know though....Escapay wrote: As taei said, I'm hoping the 3D release in the Fall will add on substantial bonus features rather than just serve as a repeat of the existing discs plus the 3-D version.
Albert
True, but not even "Diamond Edition" means anything anymore. I wouldn't expect any future release down the line to improve upon that, especially since any effort put into bonus features for the Diamond line has been dwindling since 2012. Most of the recent ones have simply been a repeat of the DVD (minus art galleries, games, and some featurettes) with only a few new items added. Had this been the early years of Disney Blu-Ray, when we saw stellar sets like Sleeping Beauty, Pinocchio, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Beauty and the Beast, Alice in Wonderland, and Dumbo, I'd be excited. But the most one can expect on a "Diamond" these days is a condensation of everything into one disc, different media approaches for the same film, less than 40 minutes of newly-prepared material, and sideways titles on disappointing covers.taei wrote:you never know though....Escapay wrote: As taei said, I'm hoping the 3D release in the Fall will add on substantial bonus features rather than just serve as a repeat of the existing discs plus the 3-D version.
Albert
They could suddenly decide to just release a bare bones 3D version and keep all the bonus features for a diamond edition or something like that. I can definitely see this movie being added to the diamond line, especially if crosses 1 Billion, which it most likely will.
True. It's really sad when you think about it. But why should disney care? They don't have money to spend on insightful and amazing features. No...They do however have money to spend on a useless musical number with repeated lyrics.Escapay wrote: True, but not even "Diamond Edition" means anything anymore. I wouldn't expect any future release down the line to improve upon that, especially since any effort put into bonus features for the Diamond line has been dwindling since 2012. Most of the recent ones have simply been a repeat of the DVD (minus art galleries, games, and some featurettes) with only a few new items added. Had this been the early years of Disney Blu-Ray, when we saw stellar sets like Sleeping Beauty, Pinocchio, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Beauty and the Beast, Alice in Wonderland, and Dumbo, I'd be excited. But the most one can expect on a "Diamond" these days is a condensation of everything into one disc, different media approaches for the same film, less than 40 minutes of newly-prepared material, and sideways titles on disappointing covers.
Albert
I for one look forward to seeing the making of for the making of "the making of Frozen".RayCRP wrote:The Making of The Making of Frozen (that's a mouthful) is now on the Disney Movies Anywhere app. Nothing really noteworthy, but still nice to see behind-the-scenes.
