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Polizzi wrote:P.S. I got an idea. Instead of Gerada coming to save Kai, what if Disney makes Kai save Gerda? That would most certainly be a twist of a story, and would get boys to enjoy it, or should I say, "Give them a, 'chill,' of a lifetime." That idea of a story would definitely be different compared to Wizart's.

Why would they want to do this and make it like every other fairytale? The fact that "The Snow Queen" has a girl save the boy sets it apart and makes it feel fresher. I would honestly boycott the film if they switched the roles. I would be really mad.

Any more bright ideas on how to get boys to see Disney's, "The Snow Queen (Frozen)?" My only idea is making the story stronger to go with the animation and humor, sort of for humor.

^Well, it's not exactly as if "The Snow Queen" is romantic or girly (although it does have talking flowers). I don't see why boys shouldn't be able to watch an adventurous girl just as easily as an adventurous boy. As long as the story is kept exciting (some of the detours will need to be cut out) and not made into some sort of love story, there's no reason boys should avoid it. Marketing helps, too, of course.

If I work for Disney and work on Disney's, "The Snow Queen," and without the title change, I would market on the story while John Lasseter markets on both the animation and characters. Disney did it for, "Beauty and the Beast," so why not, "The Snow Queen?" That way, it will be a hit movie.

Polizzi wrote:If I work for Disney and work on Disney's, "The Snow Queen," and without the title change, I would market on the story while John Lasseter markets on both the animation and characters. Disney did it for, "Beauty and the Beast," so why not, "The Snow Queen?" That way, it will be a hit movie.

I have a theory that its the powers of the coperate branch that prevents them from calling it Snow Queen.All I think is that they are forced to think up a title because of the fact the original title was executive veto.You have to remember sometimes executives hold more power than the directors and producers.

jazzflower92 wrote:

Polizzi wrote:If I work for Disney and work on Disney's, "The Snow Queen," and without the title change, I would market on the story while John Lasseter markets on both the animation and characters. Disney did it for, "Beauty and the Beast," so why not, "The Snow Queen?" That way, it will be a hit movie.

I have a theory that its the powers of the coperate branch that prevents them from calling it Snow Queen.All I think is that they are forced to think up a title because of the fact the original title was executive veto.You have to remember sometimes executives hold more power than the directors and producers.

Even presidents?

Polizzi wrote:http://www.awn.com/news/business/wizart ... -queen-efm

I hope this won't be a case of dueling movies because of the fact the movies are adaptions of the Snow Queen.I also think that would make Disney step up their A game for this adaption.Just think if they do the Snow Queen/Frozen, just think of all the other fairy tales they have shelved over the years because of the fact they were hard story wise.

Verité Films
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Verit%C3% ... 6325993524

Before Disney's Frozen, A Russian Snow Queen
http://www.bleedingcool.com/forums/fron ... queen.html

Disney’s ‘Frozen’ to be Computer Animated
http://www.diszine.com/content/disneys- ... r-animated

Russian 3D "Snow Queen" To Beat Disney's "Frozen" to Theaters
http://fairytalenewsblog.blogspot.com/2 ... sneys.html


Wizart's "Snow Queen" development art

Polizzi wrote:Russian 3D "Snow Queen" To Beat Disney's "Frozen" to Theaters
http://fairytalenewsblog.blogspot.com/2 ... sneys.html


Wizart's "Snow Queen" development art

No! Don't let them! This is not fair! My dream for Disney to make movie of The Snow Queen is ruined!:x

TsWade2 wrote:No! Don't let them! This is not fair! My dream for Disney to make movie of The Snow Queen is ruined!

Disney are making a film based on Snow Queen, Frozen, the subject of this thread.

DisneyAnimation88 wrote:

TsWade2 wrote:No! Don't let them! This is not fair! My dream for Disney to make movie of The Snow Queen is ruined!

Disney are making a film based on Snow Queen, Frozen, the subject of this thread.

But it might be cancelled due to this!

TsWade2 wrote:

DisneyAnimation88 wrote: Disney are making a film based on Snow Queen, Frozen, the subject of this thread.

But it might be cancelled due to this!

I would assume they are too far into production at this point for that to be a problem. Plus, I'm sure Disney has known about this Russian version far longer than we have.

SWillie! wrote:

TsWade2 wrote: But it might be cancelled due to this!

I would assume they are too far into production at this point for that to be a problem. Plus, I'm sure Disney has known about this Russian version far longer than we have.

So what you're saying is, that this version of the Snow Queen is not coming to US, and Disney will still make a movie of Frozen formerly known as The Snow Queen?

Why has this thread become all about the Russian version anyway?

It's highly improbable that the Russian version will get a U.S. release anyway.

Sotiris wrote:It's highly improbable that the Russian version will get a U.S. release anyway.

Okay. Sorry about that.

enigmawing wrote:Why has this thread become all about the Russian version anyway?

Because Polizzi keeps posting stuff about it.

Sotiris wrote:Because Polizzi keeps posting stuff about it.

Sorry, the question was rhetorical. It's probably been brought up already but I think it needs its own thread.

TsWade2 wrote:

Sotiris wrote:It's highly improbable that the Russian version will get a U.S. release anyway.

Okay. Sorry about that.

I imagine any US release will be direct to video.