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This seems to be a regular thing nowadays for the Mouse, and I think Enchanted started it. Even Pixar's gotten in on it (Brave, anyone?). Perhaps they think boys will not see a movie that has a girl's name or any female pronouns for the title, despite 76 years of evidence to the contrary. Yet how do you explain John Carter, Thor or The Lone Ranger? The movie was just fine (and has the best score of any Disney animated film since Howard Ashman was still alive), but I really think this trend towards the most generic titles possible is silly. I felt that way about The Muppets and Winnie the Pooh, too.Sam Favate said:Couldn't they have called it The Snow Queen rather than use a generic title, like they did with Tangled?
Since they included "Paperman" with Wreck-It Ralph, and Pixar films always included their theatrical short, I'm hoping this bodes well for seeing "Get a Horse!" with Frozen.MatthewA said:Will Get a Horse be included on the disc? I was going to see the movie for that alone, but I was pleasantly surprised how enjoyable the main feature was.
Walmart has exclusivity to the pre-order: Frozen (3D Blu-ray + Blu-ray + DVD + Digital HD + Music Bundle) (Walmart Exclusive) (Widescreen); Format: Blu-raybob kaplan said:.....PETER PAN....."FROZEN-3D"?......anyways...has anyone been able to find out why AMAZON has withdrawn the release in 3D....was really looking forward to it!!Thanks.
Make that BOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!Sam Favate said:The Bits is reporting a release date of 3/18, and says the 3D version will be Walmart exclusive for a while. Booooo! Exclusives-- boooooo!
Hey Jason!....And Disney will use that as justification for saying no one wants 3D or some version of the statement.