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[EarthboundNess]

Yup. And with the amount of people claiming that the two characters share similarities anyway, she knows what she's doing two times over.

If broadway can pull off Spiderman and LOTR then they can absolutely do Frozen.

[LPPrince]

http://www.broadway....t-movie-frozen/

[Cainhurst Crow]

My exposure to Broadway musicals is one that has lead me to believe they are trying to destroy all things good and enjoyable in the original works out of bitter spite of not having come up with it first.

[LPPrince]

Darth Brotarian wrote...

My exposure to Broadway musicals is one that has lead me to believe they are trying to destroy all things good and enjoyable in the original works out of bitter spite of not having come up with it first.

Have you seen The Lion King? Wicked? Cats? Mamma Mia?

[Cainhurst Crow]

Shrek.

[LPPrince]

My condolences but yeah, don't judge Broadway off of that.

[Cainhurst Crow]

I will judge it fully based on that, actually. The things I saw...those horrors...ogrewhealming...so ogrewhealming.

[LPPrince]

Then you are unfortunately very misinformed. I feel for you.

But THIS WILL BE AWESOME

[EarthboundNess]

Disney seem to be just as behind this as they were Frozen, I'm sure they won't allow it to fall foul of self sabotage. And given the time frame between the two projects, its entirely possible that some of the same people could be working on this.

And holy crap, they really are doing it.

[LPPrince]

It was also mentioned that because of Frozen's success, they recognize franchise potential, including sequels based on some of the characters.

Straight to DVD Sven/Olaf spin off, watch

[Chewin]

Congrats on Frozen winning a Golden Globe for best Animated. Though considering it was "only" up against Despicable Me 2 and The Croods, the award feels a bit hollow in my honest opinion. Bah, but a Globe is still a Globe so I shouldn't be complaining.

LPPrince wrote...

http://www.broadway....t-movie-frozen/

*insert a Frozen "shut up and take my ice" meme here*

Seriously though, a Broadway musical on Frozen would be a driving factor for me to visit NYC again, since last time I missed seeing The Lion King (one of my biggest disappointments in life).

[LPPrince]

Damn Chewin, sucks you missed out on The Lion King on Broadway but hey, its still running. You can always go see it if you can make the trip.

Or you could just wait for Frozen. They said they're not rushing it, so it won't be out for years I imagine, but whenever it DOES make it to Broadway, you won't be the only one jumping at the chance to revisit NYC(course its where I was born and I go back a few times every year but still).

[Chewin]

Didn't know Lion King was still running. Hmm, if it is still on during the summer, and if I can find a chance to visit friends in Manhattan, I might just make a short trip basically just so I can finally experience it.

Nice to see they are taking their time making a Broadway musical on Frozen. And hey, if we both are available at the time, I wouldn't mind catching up with a fellow fan / friend in the states and experience Frozen on the stage together

And as for a Frozen sequel, I think I will say the same what I said about Tangled; why I would love to see the characters from the movie appear again in new journeys, I doubt the sequel would ever reach the same quality as the previous installment. Primarily with the reason being simply for Disney to garner more money out of the franchise rather than actually making a movie with a proper context, a continuity that expands on the characters, universe, underlying themes, etc. Not saying it is an impossibilty on Disney's part, since I do wish they could again do a "Toy Story" out of it, but personally I would rather that they stayed with simply that one movie. Though if they ever decide for a sequel, I will have my fingera crossed.

[LPPrince]

I'd cross my fingera if I knew what it was(I know what you meant, )

I'd totally catch it with you if we were in a position to organize it and make it happen. Who knows, Frozen on Broadway could be such a hit it'll last as long as The Lion King has. The Lion King's been running on Broadway since I believe 1997. Still kicking, so why not Frozen?

Other Disney movies to make it to Broadway are Beauty and The Beast and Aladdin, but The Lion King is the top dog as far as Broadway musicals go. Don't know how well Frozen will do till its there.

Modifié par LPPrince, 13 janvier 2014 - 07:48 .

[LPPrince]

Another potential Academy Award worthy dress?

[Chewin]

It's a (possible) date then! But yeah, we'll see how Frozen turns out.

Beauty and the Beast I've seen, though that was a long long time ago, so I barely have any memories of it (I smell that I will need to experience it again!)

And Elsa shouldn't go in simply one dress to the awards. She should have several that she changes every hour or so with a snap of her fingers.

[LPPrince]

Speaking about Elsa(and Anna!), follow this link and you'll find a video about 10 minutes long of a Behind The Scenes of Frozen, including Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel performing their lines.

http://entertainment...ed-to-broadway/

[EarthboundNess]

I'm in the wrong country again. The broadway show may not be out for a while, but it'll take even longer (if at all) for it to show up in London.

[LPPrince]

Leave Albion and make a trip to the colonies

[LPPrince]

http://bobbypontilla...r-directors-jen

[EarthboundNess]

One day I will indeed cast off the chains of my homeland and set forth on a voyage to the new world.

You wont find me complaining though. I can take time in my second or third uni year to study in the US, so the fates haven't forsaken me just yet.

And building your education around a broadway show IS perfectly normal.

[LPPrince]

Of course, especially if its Frozen. Consider it Scandinavian studies

[EarthboundNess]

The beauty of a journalism course is that if anyone asks any questions about anything you can just say 'no lol, I'm reviewing it.' 

So all I'd have to do is pretend I know what I'm talking about when it comes to shows.

Sorted.

Here's a strange thing-

WHAT IF Elsa ACTUALLY went mad between the “conceal don’t feel” and being STUCK in A ROOM isolated pretty much all her life and her cool-hair-let-it-go persona was actually another personality in control of the full extent of her powers talking to her through the ice reflections ALA green goblin in Spiderman driving her to insanity enticing her to Let IT go, to let HER go.

Modifié par Earthbound N, 13 janvier 2014 - 08:34 .

[LPPrince]

lolno, crazy fandom

[EarthboundNess]

I can't stop laughing because I just have this weird mental image of a deranged Elsa constantly throwing around ice puns, Batman and Robin style.

Ah, fun.

Modifié par Earthbound N, 13 janvier 2014 - 08:46 .