Frozen (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
Disney has a release date, specs, and cover art for their mega-hit...
Title: Frozen
Starring: Kristen Bell
Released: 18th March 2014
Further Details:
Disney's biggest animated hit in a long time, Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee's
The Blu-ray Combo Pack will include:
The single disc DVD will include:
Quote: Fearless optimist Anna sets off on an epic journey — teaming up with rugged mountain man Kristoff and his loyal reindeer Sven — to find her sister Elsa, whose icy powers have trapped the kingdom of Arendelle in eternal winter. Encountering Everest-like conditions, mystical trolls and a hilarious snowman named Olaf, Anna and Kristoff battle the elements in a race to save the kingdom.
News by Gabriel Powers
Starring: Kristen Bell
Released: 18th March 2014
Further Details:
Disney's biggest animated hit in a long time, Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee's
Frozen
, is coming to Blu-ray Combo Pack (Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy) and single disc DVD (no word on a 3D Blu-ray yet) sooner than you think.The Blu-ray Combo Pack will include:
- 1080p, 2.39:1 HD Video
- DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1, DVS 2.0 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 Spanish & French Audio
- English SDH, Spanish and French Subtitles
- The Making Of Frozen
- D’frosted: Disney’s Journey From Hans Christian Anderson to Frozen
- Breaking The Ice - The Real Making Of Frozen
- 4 Deleted Scenes with introduction by Directors Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee
- Original Theatrical Short - Get A Horse
- Let It Go Music Videos by Demi Lovato, Martina Stoessel & Marsha Milan Londoh
- Teaser Trailer
The single disc DVD will include:
- Anamorphic 2.39:1 Video
- Dolby Digital 5.1 English, Spanish & French, DVS 2.0 English Audio
- English SDH, Spanish and French Subtitles
- Original Theatrical Short - Get A Horse
- Let It Go Music Videos by Demi Lovato, Martina Stoessel & Marsha Milan Londoh
- Teaser Trailer
Quote: Fearless optimist Anna sets off on an epic journey — teaming up with rugged mountain man Kristoff and his loyal reindeer Sven — to find her sister Elsa, whose icy powers have trapped the kingdom of Arendelle in eternal winter. Encountering Everest-like conditions, mystical trolls and a hilarious snowman named Olaf, Anna and Kristoff battle the elements in a race to save the kingdom.
News by Gabriel Powers
Advertisements
Existing Posts
Excellent film - strange the delay on the 3D release...
niker wrote: A great movie I loved the soundtrack also in my opinion the best Disney movie non Pixar in a long time
Totally agree with you. I think its even better than the last 3 Pixar movies.
Non-Pixar Disney movies are doing way better now. First Tangled, then Wreck-It and now this. Simply loved it!
Totally agree with you. I think its even better than the last 3 Pixar movies.
Non-Pixar Disney movies are doing way better now. First Tangled, then Wreck-It and now this. Simply loved it!
BIGPotterFan, I couldn't agree more!
Frozen was pretty good. But Monsters U was better in my opinion, both in terms of story and visuals. The thing about MU was that it doesn't feel for a second like a kids movie. Frozen, although a fun for both kids and adults, just has instances that are clearly meant for kids (but along with stuff that adults will laugh at as well). MU was just more sleeker in that sense, where there was nothing that reminded me it was a kids movie.
And how stupid is it that MU doesn't get an Oscar nod but The Croods does?
And how stupid is it that MU doesn't get an Oscar nod but The Croods does?
That's fine... I just find it annoying. Disney's been doing it more often -- first with their Marvel acquisitions, then it was Pixar, and now this. I'm not a fan of overly long credits either.
mc_serenity wrote: Half of these stingers aren't worth sitting through 8-10 minutes of technical credits for a lame throwaway scene or gag. Disney's Marvel Studios is the worst offender thus far.
I have the exact opposite reaction. When it's a tiny gag like it was in Frozen, it feels more like a "thank you" for sitting through the credits because, technical or not, these are the folks who helped bring the movie to the screen. I think it's nice.
I have the exact opposite reaction. When it's a tiny gag like it was in Frozen, it feels more like a "thank you" for sitting through the credits because, technical or not, these are the folks who helped bring the movie to the screen. I think it's nice.
I'm the only person that hated it. I was so bored with the first half and semi enjoyed the last half.
mc_serenity, check out http://aftercredits.com/ - i check this before every movie to see if there's anything after. Of course, I don't click on the "See what's after the credits" link, because i'm very anti-spoilers - but at least you'll know if there's something after.
Great movie. But I'm sick of studios putting these post-credits stingers on every other film they make. They used to be a rare and fun treat, but studios are abusing that now.
Half of these stingers aren't worth sitting through 8-10 minutes of technical credits for a lame throwaway scene or gag. Disney's Marvel Studios is the worst offender thus far.
Half of these stingers aren't worth sitting through 8-10 minutes of technical credits for a lame throwaway scene or gag. Disney's Marvel Studios is the worst offender thus far.
7958NHZY wrote: I knew it was a hit but a megahit really?
its been out since November 27th and has just recently climbed back to #1 (i think for the 2nd time but i could be wrong there) and made over 20 million dollars that weekend. not many movies make that much so many weeks later, its definitely a mega hit, especially when it comes to disney's recent releases.
its been out since November 27th and has just recently climbed back to #1 (i think for the 2nd time but i could be wrong there) and made over 20 million dollars that weekend. not many movies make that much so many weeks later, its definitely a mega hit, especially when it comes to disney's recent releases.
I really need to see this before its out of theaters
A great movie I loved the soundtrack also in my opinion the best Disney movie non Pixar in a long time
Great movie and I will definitely be picking it up. The most disappointing aspect of both the DVD and Bluray are that they include the "demi levato" version of "let it go". It just seems like they are pushing their Disney channel "stars" on everyone, and it makes even less sense this time around. They hired a seasoned broadway actress (menzel) to play a role shes pretty much played before in wicked and she puts on a great performance only to, for lack of better word, spam youtube and now the DVD with an empty and auto-tuned version done by someone who will be forgotten in under a year's time.
International gross of $645 million and counting. 7th highest grossing animated film in the US (not taking inflation into account). The Lion King is the only one of Disney's cartoons that has made more money (again, without inflation).
I knew it was a hit but a megahit really?
Absolutely adored this film. Saw it 4 times and I still can't get enough.
FOLLOW DVDACTIVE
Follow our updates
OTHER INTERESTING STUFF
Horrific Reviews
Doom: Extended Edition
UK - DVD R2/4/5/6
Anchor Bay Blu-ray Wrap-Up 4
US - BD
Masters of Horror: Dream Cruise
US - DVD R1
Thing, The
UK - BD
Basket Case: The Trilogy
UK - BD
Latest Reviews
Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary
US - BD RA
Jess Franco Double-Feature
US - BD RA
Ringo Double Feature
US - BD RA
The Ghost Lovers
UK - BD RB
Lion in Winter/The Soldier
US - BD RA
Reviewer Agony
Mother's Day
UK - BD RB
Primeval
US - DVD R1
Confessions From the David Galaxy Affair
UK - DVD R2
Lucky Luke
UK - DVD R2
Cowboys & Zombies
UK - DVD R2
Most Talked About
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
US - BD RA
Black Panther
US - DVD R1 | BD RA
Kino Lorber Studio Classics Announcements
US - DVD R1 | BD RA
Peter Rabbit
US - DVD R1 | BD RA
Eddie Murphy Classics
US - BD RA
