Disney's Frozen - Part 3

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I did not see that twist coming! Well done, Disney!:up:
 
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Frozen just keeps impressing. Today is Frozen's single biggest day in its run in Japan, beating out last Sunday's 72,866 admissions by nearly 10%

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3/16 64,414
3/23 72,866
3/30 79,636

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3/16 14,850
3/23 15,582
3/30 16,398
 
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Frozen just keeps impressing. Today is Frozen's single biggest day in its run in Japan, beating out last Sunday's 72,866 admissions by nearly 10%

Toho
3/16 64,414
3/23 72,866
3/30 79,636

109
3/16 14,850
3/23 15,582
3/30 16,398

Frozen overseas numbers are updated and it officially passes Toy Story 3 to become the highest grossing animated movie ever, it also passed Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest to enter the all time worldwide top 10 at #10 (for now)
Frozen now has $1,072,053,875 worldwide.

http://boxofficemojo.com/alltime/world/

nice!!
 
Agreed. I thought Frozen was a better musical too (although I love the music in Tangled).

I watched the blu-ray today, and I didn't realize that there was a 'disclaimer' in the end credits that Kristoff's comments about "men who eat their own boogers" are his own and don't reflect The Walt Disney Company. :funny:

I caught that disclaimer too!! :awesome:
 
Frozen overseas numbers are updated and it officially passes Toy Story 3 to become the highest grossing animated movie ever, it also passed Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest to enter the all time worldwide top 10 at #10 (for now)
Frozen now has $1,072,053,875 worldwide.

http://boxofficemojo.com/alltime/world/

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/box-office-milestone-frozen-becomes-692156

If only Disney had postponed the release of its Blu ray by a couple of weeks; Frozen would've made 400 mil domestic by now.
 
If only Disney had postponed the release of its Blu ray by a couple of weeks; Frozen would've made 400 mil domestic by now.

I think Disney is pretty happy with what they have.....:cwink:
 
I think Disney is pretty happy with what they have.....:cwink:

I wonder what their initial "internal" expectations were for Frozen......

like, were they just aiming for $200M domestic?

did they know if was going to be this big?

and, I wonder if they ever expected Elsa to be the more popular of the sisters. :cwink:
 
I wonder what their initial "internal" expectations were for Frozen......

like, were they just aiming for $200M domestic?

did they know if was going to be this big?

and, I wonder if they ever expected Elsa to be the more popular of the sisters. :cwink:

I would assume they were thinking Tangled numbers....

I doubt they had ANY CLUE of what it would end up doing.
 
I would assume they were thinking Tangled numbers....

I doubt they had ANY CLUE of what it would end up doing.

remember......no more princess movies after Tangled. :o :cwink:

and yeah.....I know I was hoping it would at least match Tangled's numbers. and I was worried it would have a hard time reaching that.

it just seemed like there wasn't that much buzz about the movie before release.

I remember 2 weeks before its release, I was talking to a friend and asked if she was going to see the new Disney princess movie and she was surprised. she had no idea another Disney princess movie was coming out.
 
I wonder what their initial "internal" expectations were for Frozen......

like, were they just aiming for $200M domestic?

did they know if was going to be this big?

and, I wonder if they ever expected Elsa to be the more popular of the sisters. :cwink:

I think Tangled numbers was expected. Just from the shortage of merchandise it's clear they weren't expecting this blizzard of success. Disney actually "originally" produced less merchandise for Frozen than for Tangled or Brave, as Tangled merchandise did well, but nothing exceptional, and Brave stuff didn't really move well at all. This created an instant shortage of Frozen merchandise that still still continues to this day as Frozen shelves at Disney stores are still bare, it sells as fast as it comes in.
 
I think Tangled numbers was expected. Just from the shortage of merchandise it's clear they weren't expecting this blizzard of success. Disney actually "originally" produced less merchandise for Frozen than for Tangled or Brave, as Tangled merchandise did well, but nothing exceptional, and Brave stuff didn't really move well at all. This created an instant shortage of Frozen merchandise that still still continues to this day as Frozen shelves at Disney stores are still bare, it sells as fast as it comes in.

oh, I didn't know that about the merchandising.

and speaking of merchandising, judging by some of the early products that were released, it does seem like Elsa was going to have silver/white hair, and they must have changed it to platinum blonde late in the process.
 
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My kid was watching that in the other room...we heard a scream and she came running in shouting FROZEN WON FROZEN WON FROZEN WON!!!!!!!!!

I guess to kids, this award is the same as the Oscars.
 


Adam Sandler made sure to let his kids know that he's on the stage with Kristen Bell AKA Anna while accepting award for KCA.
 
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omg hahahahah
 
oh, I didn't know that about the merchandising.

and speaking of merchandising, judging by some of the early products that were released, it does seem like Elsa was going to have silver/white hair, and they must have changed it to platinum blonde late in the process.

The weird thing is the Elsa actresses at the Disney parks have WHITE hair, which is wrong. I can see how early products might have the wrong color hair but certainly they knew what color hair Elsa has when they were putting together her park costume.
 
Japan is freaking crazy for Frozen.
Estimates had Frozen at -2% for it's 3rd weekend, actuals are out now and it turns out to be +1% making it back-to-back increases. Not only that, but early Monday numbers are showing another big increase.:wow:

Toho

first Monday - 19,967
last Monday - 28363 (+42%)
today - 40807 (+43%)
 
The weird thing is the Elsa actresses at the Disney parks have WHITE hair, which is wrong. I can see how early products might have the wrong color hair but certainly they knew what color hair Elsa has when they were putting together her park costume.

I hope they've got her hair color correct at the parks by now. :wow:

but the fact that the park actresses had white hair lends credence to my belief that Elsa's hair was intended to be white until fairly late in the process.

with that being said, it might have been interesting if they had indeed kept Elsa's hair white. would have made her stand out even more.

especially since Kida isn't considered an official Princess.
 
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The weird thing is the Elsa actresses at the Disney parks have WHITE hair, which is wrong. I can see how early products might have the wrong color hair but certainly they knew what color hair Elsa has when they were putting together her park costume.

Well, to be fair, she does have white hair for a short while in the film. Look closely, it changes from blonde to white when she makes her dress. But it changes back to blonde in the next cut, so I'm not sure why it does that.
 
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