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They trick you into 20 min of previews and another 8 min of some cartoon for Frozen!
When it finally gets into the meat of the story it is pure and uplifting and if you
are in touch with
your inner child of purity...you may cry like myself....as your soul recognizes anything is possible.
They trick you into 20 min of previews and another 8 min of some cartoon for Frozen!
When it finally gets into the meat of the story it is pure and uplifting and if you
are in touch with
your inner child of purity...you may cry like myself....as your soul recognizes anything is possible.
The trailers/previews aren't EXACTLY Disney's fault. Except for Inside Out and Tomorrowland. The majority of the other trailers were by competitors. The cartoons are semi-common with most Walt Disney Pictures movies whether animated or live-action. Pixar has their shorts attached ever since I think A Bug's Life, National Treasure 2 had "How to Set Up a Home Theater" (staring Goofy,) Meet the Robinsons had "Working for Peanuts" for 3-D, The Muppets had "Toy Story Toons: Small Fry", Frozen had the great "Get a Horse", the cutting edge "Paperman" was with Wreck-it Ralph, "Tangled Ever After" was partnered with the re-release of Beauty & the Beast and the cute "Feast" was most recently with Big Hero 6.
Now let me say this movie wasn't amazing but was better than the original Disney Animation Classic. It was beautifully done.
It was such a beautiful movie for children...with a focus on
forgiveness.....sigh...so sweet...I forgot to mention.
I want to see Tomorrowland! With George Clooney and all new young teens.
It was a PG movie though it was more for suggestive sexuality such as the cleavage shots. I would say it was a PG that is suitable for around 5 to 6 rather than 2 or so when I actually saw the original Disney Animated Classic.
i love how disney is recreating their classics as live action. i had low expectations for Maleficient, but it was refreshing to see the story from a different angle. will watch this.
They trick you into 20 min of previews and another 8 min of some cartoon for Frozen!
That is why I like going to the independent theater's around here. They only show about 3 trailers before a movie. Anytime we end up going to AMC theaters, its at least 30 minutes of previews. I wish they would tone down on the previews for kid movies. I took my 3 year old nephew to see Big Hero 6 when it was in theaters, and he started to get antsy about half way through the 30 minutes of previews. He was great once the movie started (and during the short animation), but trying to keep him quiet and in his seat during the previews was not fun.
The media has been talking about that Frozen short for at least the last month now. I wouldn't really consider it a trick since it has been well publicized that it would be shown before Cinderella. I'm sure they were trying to make sure all the Frozen fans would go see Cinderella. Disney has started to do shorts before their animated movies like Pixar. I'm sure we'll be seeing more shorts before their live action movies as well now as it gives the movies extra publicity.
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