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To be honest though, her love of the movie started before she'd even seen it! When we went to London in October Half Term, I was conned into an early birthday present of Frozen boots, along with a Disney Store bag. The watching of YouTube videos began and I was worried they would know loads of the storyline before we even saw the movie!
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As the girls had plenty of iTunes vouchers for Christmas, they had soon purchased their favourite songs to listen to. "Let It Go", "Do You Want To Build a Snowman?", "For the First Time in Forever" and "Love is an Open Door" made the most played list, though "Reindeer(s) are Better than People", "In Summer" and "Fixer Upper" all featured there too. I have to admit, I even bought the first four myself! The girls now know the words pretty much off by heart, and both to and from school I get requests for putting "Frozen songs on".
For those of you who haven't seen the movie, you really should. Though it may seem like a girl orientated movie, there is definitely plenty of appeal for boys too. While the girls ARE Disney Princesses, they're not your typical Princess. In fact Elsa is Queen within a few short scenes. There is a little bit of romance, but not too much that its off-putting. There is also plenty of humour. The songs are great and the score is even better. Perhaps I'm a little biased but the music is done by Christophe Beck and I have admired him ever since he did a lot of the music for Angel and Buffy.
On top of that, there is a great cast! Idina Menzel voices Elsa, while Kristen Bell voices Anna. Jonathan Groff makes a great Kristoff (and Sven!) and Josh Gad just completes it all as Olaf! I have to admit I'm not at all fussed about Demi Lovato's version of "Let It Go", I do wish Disney wouldn't feel the need to release two versions! However I'm so pleased to see that Idina has been nomiated for an Oscar for her amazing vocals!
As I was saying thought, we're all pretty obsessed with Frozen in this household (well all except Chris I suppose). Lily's birthday is coming up and she's having a Fancy Dress Disco - with special request for an Anna costume. Megan is going too, so I've conceded to buying her an Elsa costume as well - it seems only right! Lily has told me she'd like a "Frozen" birthday cake too, so that will be fun. I have to admit I'm actually sort of looking forward to fiddling with it! I'm pretty sure Megan plans to get Lily the "Olaf's Quest" DS game as a present as well.
Anyway, if you haven't seen the movie, you really should! I feel like I'll never tired of watching the movie or singing the songs. I'm looking forward to the DVD being released at the end of the month - it's only £10 from Amazon!
We saw it in December and my family loved it as well and I have two boys 9 and 6 and a girl 2
ReplyDeleteI love Frozen, I'm so glad I got to see it at the cinema because I usually miss out on these things. I've downloaded the first four songs too and play them ALL the time to the point LM is now harping on about snow without having a real reason why! As much as I love Let it Go (Idina Menzel version only) I know all the words to Do You Want to Build a Snowman? I think that's my favourite.
ReplyDeleteYour girls do remind me of young Anna and Elsa, they're going to look amazing at the party! I really wish we got to dress up as Disney characters as much as they do :(
LM is going through the Tinkerbell phase at the moment, I might even attempt to take her to see the new movie sometime. Despite the fact I was always dead against them, after watching them a million times I don't mind them too much. Although today we watched Sofia for about 5 hours straight.
Anyway, yeah, I love this post. Any excuse to talk about Disney, right?