Frozen (Disney film)

New piece of concept art. I'm guessing most people probably won't like the kingdom's name, but I do.

i just wish she wasn't blond we got plenty of blond Disney princess I want a brunet.

Sounds like something out of lord of the rings.

... That's a good enough name. I don't see any problem with it, unless you're looking for accurate portrayals of the Nordics.

It's better than the fuckin title change they gave the movie!

edited 10th May '13 7:17:01 PM by Shota

You can't have more than one word in animated movie titles anymore.

Its the law.

I just want a freaking trailer already. So little info on this movie has been officially released. More likely than not there will be a trailer when Monsters University comes out.

Seems a little odd that we've only got a few pieces of art for this movie while Big Hero 6, which doesn't come out for another year, already has preview footage. It's like they want this to fly under the radar.

Hollywood. "The Birthplace Of One-Word Movie Titles"

What do I keep saying?? That is TEST FOOTAGE. I doubt it will be in the actual film.

edited 10th May '13 9:17:57 PM by Shota

My point was that they really want people to know about that movie, seemingly much more than they want people to know about Frozen.

edited 10th May '13 9:19:30 PM by Mort08

Hmm. Yeah, their thinking here is very odd.

Everyone say it with me:

Big Hero Six is Disney's first Marvel flick made by Disney themselves, obviously they want more attention drawn to it.

Frozen is pretty much alone in the respects it's based off an obscure story that has most of it's elements changed.

But they want to stick with Fairy Tales due to how ubiquitous they are with the Disney brand, and you're telling me The Snow Queen is too obscure for them to give us more of a sneek peak than a Marvel movie???

Maybe they are tired of doing fairy tales and are intentionally sabotaging this film so that it fails and they can stop adapting them.

So they wanted to stray away from Fairy Tales but found that doing anything different could perform badly, so they went back to Fairy Tales, but found that people don't want to see the same old genre, so they wanted to stray away from Fairy Tales but found that doing anything different could perform badly, so they went back to Fairy Tales, but found that people don't want to see the same old genre, oh-- I gone cross-eyed.

I still suspect that they sabotaged Winnie The Pooh so they would have an excuse to stop doing 2D movies, so I wouldn't put that past them.

I feel like Frozen is a project they wanted to cancel, but had dumped too much money into for that. It's been constantly stopped and restarted since at least the 1980s. Every choice related to the film, from the stupid title, to the stupid "snarky animal sidekicks", to reformatting the story from a unique one to a "marketable" one, the cloned art style...it just screams that this a project they're hoping to at least get their money back on.

And when it underperforms, they'll just blame the female lead.

They wanted to sabotage the 2D department with Winnie-The-Pooh NOT in response to The Princess And The Frog, because it takes years to produce an animated feature film. By the time they knew Princess wouldn't hold up their interest in 2D, Winnie-The-Pooh was already in production, so it couldn't have been that film!

Yeah I feel a bit bare bones on the Frozen content at this point. I know Wreck It Ralph didn't really get a trailer until June, but I feel like a barely know anything about the film other than some information which admittedly is iffy(in terms of whether it'll be good or not).

Big Hero 6 almost seems to be generating more excitement, and we've just been receiving details about it

edited 13th May '13 11:51:36 AM by blueflame724

If you told me that was the case I would believe you.

Disney seems to be trying 2 things with their animated movies now.

• Making fairy tales about princesses, to continue what their brand is popular with and what people usually associate them for. (The Princess And The Frog, Tangled)
• Branching out into other locations and taking a bit more risks with different story dynamics and characters (Wreck-It Ralph, Big Hero 6).

edited 13th May '13 4:07:18 PM by Shota

Which is actually pretty sensible. It's their marketing department that doesn't seem to be up to snuff lately.

Disney's Marketing Department is not of this Earth.

The marketing department is actually Universal.

................. that just raises more questions!