Which of the two attractions is the budget-conscious half-measure in a space it doesn't fit? Both of them? What's wrong wtih a sing-along show based on an animated movie in a theme park dedicated to movies?
I mean, it grossed 1.5 billion at the Box Office and is currently the third highest grossing animated film in history, so I'm not sure that your opinion that it is "one of the worst animated films Disney has ever produced" is quite substantiated.
Home on the Range would like a word.
Frozen in Norway is out of place and does a disservice to EPCOT and the Frozen franchise. I will however give them credit on the exterior work being very solid with the Meet and Greet addition and the other aesthetic changes.
Chicken Little. It’s the only Disney animated film I refuse to rewatch. The rest are decent at worst.
Bold of you to assume that a huge chunk of families only like those two franchises.
Yes, I'm aware.
I'm not saying Frozen isn't incredibly popular, I'm just saying that we probably don't need two Frozen attractions in two separate parks. If the sing-along is that popular, move it to the Norway pavilion where it can be next to the other Frozen attraction.
Somehow, I doubt Home on the Range is worse than Wreck-It Ralph 2. At least Home on the Range wasn't an advertisement for Disney's various franchises.
It’s one of my least favourite Disney films, but a lot of people seem to have really enjoyed it—too many people for me to think that my less positive assessment is more than a matter of personal taste.
Again, calling the third highest grossing animated film of all time “one of the worst” Disney animated films is quite a stretch. Just because you personally don’t like it doesn’t mean it’s bad.
Wish, Dinosaur, and Wreck It Ralph 2 are up there for me as the ones I’ll probably never watch again.
Frozen 2 was pretty awful. I wish I could remember why- that’s how forgettable it was to me. I just remember the plot being overly complicated and by the time I got to the climax I was like- wait that was it?
Considering that the live action Smurfs movie made a lot of money too, I wouldn't say that a movie making a lot of money automatically means that it's good.
This shouldn’t need to be said, but box office does not correlate to quality.
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Quality doesn't always correlate with popularity. BUT Popularity, not quality, might be a better indication of guest interest in an IP based attraction
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Critically, Frozen 2 is mid-pack. Audience reception was stronger. I’m certainly not opposed to subjectively drawing a line in the sand and lumping it in with the bad, but Disney has far more bad movies than you realize. So to be one of the worst, that includes roughly half of their output.
One of the worst princess musical movies, though! Wish and Pocahontas.
See, I'll accept Chicken Little in the background if it's on TV or something while I'm doing something else. I think I'd take the news over Home on the Range.
Especially Wish 