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Frozen Movie Clips

Frozen Movie Clips!! Frozen is officially in movie theaters nationwide and it is on our agenda to go and see this week!! With Thanksgiving, traveling, shopping and all around craziness time just wasn’t on our side. But I’ve seen lots of great previews and can’t wait to see the film in finished form!!

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Teaser Trailer, I love Olaf and Sven!Frozen is an animated comedy and adventure that Walt Disney himself wanted to produce from the book Snow Queen. I loved that even years after Walt Disney’s death his “staff” if you will, carry on his wishes and continue to make Disney magic. Frozen includes voices from Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, and Jonathan Groff to name a few. Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee were the directors and the producer is Peter Del Vecho. They all have done a fabulous job with this movie and here is just a few of my favorite sneak peeks I’m allowed to share with you!!

We were told that we needed to use our imagination in some parts because the film was in rough form. One of the things that sticks out most in my mind is the lantern that didn’t have any fire. But I do have to admit that seeing the frames unfinished was just as impressive as a finished Disney movie. The 3D effects were amazing and the story line was absolutely perfect and the characters all have their own unique story that forms together to make the movie complete.

The setting takes place in a small village called Avendale where the art director took a trip to Norway. This made him become more in tune with the setting and therefore allowing him to see Mounting men harvesting ice just like the old times and then the story line was put into place. Ice is not only beautiful but powerful in this amazing movie.

When we first heard that Elsa was to be afraid of the frozen heart it didn’t make much sense. However, as the story unfolded and the kingdom below was placed in an eternal winter it started making more sense. Ana whose voice is Kristen Bell sets off on a journey with a rugged mountain man Kristoff and his reindeer Sven. Along their journey to save Anna’s sister Elsa they encountered Everest like conditions, mystical trolls and of course Olaf who would help save the kingdom below.

This movie is not only magical but a story of character of diverse backgrounds put together fight a common battle that is often won with love, hard work and dedication.

There is also a “short” film that has some very special features that will be on before Frozen. It is a much watch as well with several “surprises” that will keep you on the edge of your seat! The short was just as good as Frozen!

Be sure to check out Frozen on their Website, Facebook and Twitter! The poster for Happy Sister’s Day and of course the newest poster of Frozen!