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For the life of me, I don't know why you guys are getting so worked up over this You know, as much as I like irony, you're taking it a bit too far here. -- it's just normal, petty fan(boy) behavior. Normal? Not really. Petty? You're right about that. I'm glad you actually admit that's what it is. T...

Coherent, sensical, and logical? Not quite. For someone who seems so hung up on realism regarding Arendelle's state organization and royal family's approach to parenting, you kind of (purposely?) overlook the science / logic (or rather lack of) behind the Sun's 'teardrop' creating magical flower ou...

Well I'll end this debate here since you apparently worship Selena Gomez...enough said. :lol: Actually, there never was a debate. You see, to have a debate would mean: a.) You would have to present coherent en logical arguments which can be supported by facts, for me to refute and b.) I would have ...

Are you illiterate? That wasn't my point at all. I was just rubbing it in that Tangled is ancient history and will never be heard from again :) Acting like Frozen and Grown Ups are of the same quality though...that's a new one. How delusional and bitter you are :lol: :lol: :lol: http://img.photobuc...

Meanwhile Frozen [...] and there's talk of a sequel [...] Even Wreck It Ralph is getting a sequel now so that will be more iconic than anything from Tangled. And we know that a movie getting a sequel automatically means the original was really, really good, right? I mean, just look at Grown Ups 2 ....

As long as Tangled 's intro and climax exist, along with Gothel's ill-defined characterization, I don't think anyone has the right to call Frozen 's plot half-baked. I don't see anything wrong with Tangled 's intro and climax? The intro may not be to your liking due to its tone (some have said Flyn...

There are just a lot of things that don't make much sense. Like, Elsa has magic powers that she has to learn how to deal with and how to control them. So what's their parents idea of teaching her to deal with them? Lock her up from the outside world and never let her come in contact with others. See...

1. I never understood the love for the Beast, either. He's a jerk with anger issues who imprisons an old man simply for entering his castle, then trades him off for his hot young daughter, whom he also keeps as a prisoner. He verbally abuses her, threatens to let her starve and then later acts like ...

My favorite movies are: It Happened One Night (1934), Modern Times (1936), His Girl Friday (1940), Rear Window (1954), 12 Angry Men (1957), The Magnificent Seven (1960), The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966), The Graduate (1967), Once Upon a Time in the West (1968), The Godfather (1972), The Godfath...

The two biggest weaknesses in Frozen are the general story-structure and the character of Elsa. See, we are told that we have to feel sympathy for Elsa; somehow 'Let It Go' is being presented as something to applaud. But I have to ask: why? True, she didn't know how to handle her powers and she suff...

I liked Frozen a lot, but I can't understand why anyone would think it's better than Tangled . There just is no contest: Tangled is infinitely better on all levels, whether it is story, characters, humor, songs or animation. Where Frozen is a 7/10, Tangled easily is a solid 9/10. Though it's lightye...

I started with the survey, but gave up after I saw you didn't include The Rescuers at all! You had already left out wonderful songs from a few films ('With a Smile and a Song', 'Feed the Birds') and I was going to fill them in at the bottom of the list, but after a while I realized all my favorites ...

I wanted to share this article with all of you because I found it to be deeply touching. It's quite a long read, but it's really worth it, in my opinion. I know Disney-fans will love it and I know we have some members here who have autism who may be able to relate to it. It's a very heartwarming sto...

I think he/she meant TV in general brought down theatrical animation because in the 50's-60's a lot of attention shifted to this relatively new medium. I don't think that makes much sense. In fact, studio's began making more expensive, more spectacular, more 'epic' films to try to lure the audience...

Animation can be a bit rough and inconsistent (BLAME TV. That's what brought down the quality of theatrical animation). Uhm... no. Television cartoons and theatrical animation are two very different things. One has got nothing to do with the other. The budgets for tv cartoons are much smaller, they...

I don't think 'Sword in the Stone' is the only non-package feature that gets overlooked. I don't think 'Alice in Wonderland' is given a lot of attention either. I think it's because at the time, reception of the film was very bad. Walt Disney himself was not involved a lot in the making of the film,...

The Rescuers- Haven't aged very well, it's very simple and doesn't have that Resistance era feel that many people love so much. It was also during the dark age, so I'm also guessing that alot of today's Disney fans haven't even seen it, because they assume it's gonna be trash. [ when it's not] The ...

I don't get the hate for Levi. He was a good voice for Flynn and a good singer.

For me, I really do like both movies quite a bit, both I have to side with Tangled. I felt Tangled's pacing was much smoother for me and it had the right amount of character development. Frozen's pacing isn't as strong and I wish Kristoff had more development along with his relationship with Anna. ...

I've seen quite a few the past weeks: Frozen I saw in the theater. A nice film, better than most of the Disney-output after 'Lilo and Stitch', but not as good as 'Tangled'. I thought the story lacked a strong villain, and too much of the story was about going back and forth between the kingdom and E...