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taei wrote:From facebook:

Oddly, these traits apply to both Kristoff and Sven. Do they remind you of someone you know? Tell us or tag them in the comments!

TMI if you ask me.

Do they remind you of someone you know?

Rudolph and Hermey? Just kidding.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgHCZWoMwm4[/youtube]

Sky Syndrome wrote:

Do they remind you of someone you know?

Rudolph and Hermey? Just kidding.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgHCZWoMwm4[/youtube]

I actually see the resemblance

Oh:

Stephen Oremus ‏@stephenoremus 4h

@IMKristenBell @idinamenzel just conducted the #Frozen orchestra sessions. You ladies sound absolutely amazing!! Wait till you hear it! Xoxo

Grrrrr....they're creating such hype about it, it better great. I don't think i can take the wait.

Dan Lund wrote:Currently I am designing awesome magic for Disney's next feature Frozen. I show up to work every day expected to look at a blank piece of paper or sit in a room with a very ruff story point and try to bring it to life through a cool new effect that supports the film, its style, tone and schedule.

Source: http://www.appfreakblog.com/blog/the-he ... mator.html

Dan Lund wrote:I’m currently still an animator at Disney, but now they’re doing more computer-generated (CG) films and I’m not a CG guy at all—I’m techno-phobic. I also do a lot of independent projects. For the film “Frozen,” I started pitching effects in a narrative way, so these effects are more attached to the emotions of the movie, which has never really been done before. It’s a very balls-to-the-wall musical, so there was lot of opportunity for me to design crazy, fun things that you don’t see every day. [...] I enjoyed “Frozen” because I created this new job for myself—I felt more creatively charged than I ever have.

Source: http://www.newyorkfamily.com/dan-lund-d ... -knock-app

Mattel is looking to soak up some success from upcoming The Walt Disney Company movies such as "Planes" which may help boost sales amongst boys, as well as upcoming movies like "Frozen" which features a heroine that will hopefully translate into better Barbie sales -- which have been struggling as of late.

Source: http://www.insidermonkey.com/blog/hasbr ... et-206320/

Siggraph: Disney Team Previews New 'Frozen' Footage, Behind-the-Scenes Work
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/behind ... new-592600

Immersed in Movies: Disney's 'Frozen' Heats up SIGGRAPH
http://blogs.indiewire.com/animationsco ... p-siggraph

Oh my GOD ..... have you guys seen the first UK poster ????

I can't link as it is on Disney's UK twitter...it is totally and utterly awful.

atlanticaunderthesea wrote:Oh my GOD ..... have you guys seen the first UK poster?

It looks like a remake of Ice Age but with a snowman instead!



Source: https://twitter.com/DisneyMoviesUK/stat ... 8996376576

Oh thank you Sotiris ! Didn't know how to link from Twitter.

It looks even worse viewing it again.

If the snowman wasnt there it would at least raise some questions about the plotline etc...but this just looks a joke with that awful clipart so rudely plonked in the middle of it.

Noooo!!! Why?? D:

They are taking the Tangled shitty marketing campaign and running with it - this is much worse then any Tangled poster we saw.

Disappointed Disney. . . .

It looks like this will be the international poster (except for France and Japan of course who get special treatment). Disney Netherlands also released the poster for Frozen and it's the same one.



Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... 852&type=1

i love the animation on it. I'm willing to overlook Olaf just because of the brilliant animation.

taei wrote:i love the animation on it. I'm willing to overlook Olaf just because of the brilliant animation.

Goodness, really ? It looks painfully unprofessional. The background is lovely, but you can't get more 'we just quickly cut and pasted the snowman in to appeal to the kiddie/Dreamworks audience'.

atlanticaunderthesea wrote:

taei wrote:i love the animation on it. I'm willing to overlook Olaf just because of the brilliant animation.

Goodness, really ? It looks painfully unprofessional. The background is lovely, but you can't get more 'we just quickly cut and pasted the snowman in to appeal to the kiddie/Dreamworks audience'.

We can't always get the poster that we want, and i've already accepted that from Disney.

The first Anna one was perfect.
I had problems with the Elsa one.
And this has really nice animation, with the exception of "Frozen" and Olaf. I like the ice and the water.

Man, it's interesting watching the reactions to every info/art reveal around the net. It's almost pound for pound how people acted before Tangled came out (as in, "ew I hate this so disappointed")

like is there really nothing worth admiring about this? Personally I wouldn't hang the new poster on my wall but the ice and snow look incredible. It really looks freezing cold. And I think Olaf in a swim ring is funny -shrug-

Everyone is of course entitled to an opinion but is that opinion always nope hate it? It seems that way sometimes.

To be blunt I doubt Disney cares if the ads are artful and lovely to their adult viewers: the point is to draw in children. It worked for Tangled with the neutral title and action-y ads, so of course they would employ that strategy again. All I need is one "pretty" poster I can keep, and I already like the ones with Anna & Elsa.

I guess my point is who cares about the small stuff, it's the quality of the movie itself that matters.

I think because the whole movie has been cloaked in mystery etc for so long, people latch on to the smaller things, which I suppose is partly Disneys fault.

That's a good point. Seeing as November is so close, I really hope they start rolling out more info soon: artwork is one thing, but I know I'm dying for something more substantial like a track list (actually I just really want that in particular lol)

And aren't we due an American trailer proper in August? I didn't hate the teaser but I really want to hear that English cast at work.

Sotiris wrote:It looks like this will be the international poster (except for France and Japan of course who get special treatment). Disney Netherlands also released the poster for Frozen and it's the same one.



Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... 852&type=1

I swear if this is USA's poster...

taei wrote:i love the animation on it. I'm willing to overlook Olaf just because of the brilliant animation.

...animation is not in any way involved on a static movie poster.

SWillie! wrote:

taei wrote:i love the animation on it. I'm willing to overlook Olaf just because of the brilliant animation.

...animation is not in any way involved on a static movie poster.

I'm sorry..

I love the "artwork"