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Mickeyfan1990 wrote:DVDBeaver review:

http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film4/blu-ray_ ... lu-ray.htm

... Blue snow cones for everyone! But the party Monday afternoon grew unexpectedly serious, as multiple Disney executives became overwhelmed recalling just how far the studio had come after a harrowing transition to computer-aided filmmaking. “There was talk of closing this place,” John Lasseter, chief creative officer for Pixar and Disney animation, said through tears. “And we said: ‘Not on our watch. We will never allow that to happen.' ”

Winning an Academy Award is a coup for any movie company, but the “Frozen” honors carry extra weight for Disney. Ever since the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences created the best animated feature prize in 2001, Pixar has dominated the category, winning seven times. Rivals including DreamWorks Animation have won all other years.

Never winning was a humiliation for a lot of artists at Disney, the shop where the art of mainstream animation was essentially born and home to such classics as “Dumbo,” “Cinderella” and “The Lion King.” ...

Kyle wrote:Plot twist: the Travolta thing was planned all along as part of a viral campaign for Frozen and The Muppets.

A lot of people are wondering if I truly am sick of 'Let it Go' like in the Nostalgia Critic video. Truth be told, I AM one of those obnoxious people who will play this song over and over again. In fact, one of the memes in the video about Elsa freezing the Midwest is mine from Facebook. As a comedian, I have to make fun of the fact that it is overplayed like Hell, it's just too funny not to address. But as a fan, I much rather have that overplayed than anything by Rebecca Black. So as the NC, I'm sick to death of it, but as myself, I say let the storm rage on!

Disney Duster wrote:Has no one realized that John Travolta actually introduced Adella from The Little Mermaid, and remember from the movie, she does sing! So now we know Ariel's last name is Dazeem!

Sorcerer Mickey wrote:I think some people seem to forget that making jokes is one of the reasons why Doug does the Nostalgia Critic videos. The jokes he makes are meant to be satirical.

In fact, he mentions the endless Youtube covers of Let it Go, but if you managed to stick around for the credits you'd notice a disclaimer saying, "Check out these great Frozen videos from..." and then proceeds to list the people who covered the song.

You can also find the Midwest meme, featured in the parody video, on his Facebook.

disneyprincess11 wrote:

Sorcerer Mickey wrote:I think some people seem to forget that making jokes is one of the reasons why Doug does the Nostalgia Critic videos. The jokes he makes are meant to be satirical.

In fact, he mentions the endless Youtube covers of Let it Go, but if you managed to stick around for the credits you'd notice a disclaimer saying, "Check out these great Frozen videos from..." and then proceeds to list the people who covered the song.

You can also find the Midwest meme, featured in the parody video, on his Facebook.

And he just posted on Facebook:

"A lot of people are wondering if I truly am sick of 'Let it Go' like in the Nostalgia Critic video. Truth be told, I AM one of those obnoxious people who will play this song over and over again. In fact, one of the memes in the video about Elsa freezing the Midwest is mine from Facebook. As a comedian, I have to make fun of the fact that it is overplayed like Hell, it's just too funny not to address. But as a fan, I much rather have that overplayed than anything by Rebecca Black. So as the NC, I'm sick to death of it, but as myself, I say let the storm rage on!"