[Mason30]

love your avatar Emma.

[kindness is free]

Thank you Candice! I love that hug and it was hard to choose just one icon to use there are so many beautiful ones

[Mason30]

‘Frozen’s’ Jennifer Lee Melts Glass Ceilings | Variety

[Mason30]

kb presenting jennifer lee with an award at the women in film crysal and lucy awards last night:

[karamel]

[Mason30]

[Mason30]

havent had a chance to run through this yet and get grumpy but anyway.
You may not want to hear it, but here’s everything wrong with ‘Frozen’ | Entertain This!

[Mason30]

goodness cant imagine it without that.

We have to talk about Frozen. This movie has been so huge and has exceeded everyone’s expectations. What is it that made it strike such a nerve with people? I don’t know that you can ever really identify what the catalyst is when something is a mega-success. Malcolm Gladwell may be the only one who would be able to answer that. But I think it has something to do with it being a modernized love story. There is really no Prince Charming. It’s about modern-day girls who are quirky, goofy, have flaws, and are trying to get along. It’s a very honest battle that we all deal with every day: Do you choose love or do you choose fear? What’s the one thing people don’t know about the movie that they should? That “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” was pulled right after it was written, about a year and a half before Frozen came out, and only put back in by the skin of its teeth. Why did they put it back in? Because the way that animation is written, there is sort of a road map to where the songs fall at certain climax points. You aren’t supposed to really have more than seven or eight songs in there—this is how all animated Disney movies work. They had an opening song, “The Frozen Heart,” and they felt that “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” was another opening song, so they pulled it. But right at the very last minute, they thought it was too good and put it back in.

Kristen Bell Interview - Kristen Bell on Parenting and Frozen - Redbook

[karamel]

thank god. it's my favorite song of the bunch

[Mason30]

absolutely. mine 2.

[Lauren20]

Mine 3

[holipeti]

Though Frozen dropped a lot in the last few weeks in Japan but it's still the #1 for the 15th weekend. And with $231.8 million it is or it still could be the highest grossing movie in Japan. Some sites say that Spirited Away made $229 million in Japan, others say it was actually $244 million.

[Mason30]

i cant believe its still no. 1 after 15 weeks. thats ridiculous.

[holipeti]

After being the #1 movie for 16 weeks in Japan, last week Frozen was only 3rd following Maleficent and Edge of Tomorrow. It has made $241 million in there so far.

[Lauren20]

I'm surprised that I've only seen the movie once so far probably cuz I keep watching the song clips