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Frozen
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Tony Perkis
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I know this isn't Disney, but holy god, go see The Lego Movie. It's the best animated film in a decade.
SJN1279
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I actually didn't care for the Lego Movie at all. The animation was choppy, the 3D blurry, and the action frenetic and juvenile. My wife and I actually walked out after 45 minutes. To each their own.
Magenta Panther
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I was meh about it until I saw a clip of the main character doing his morning routine. It was frickin hilarious. I may check the flick out this weekend.
Animaniac93-98
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They're Lego figures. What about their design gives them the ability to have a wide range of motion?
Animaniac93-98
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Saw the 10:00pm early showing at CityWalk. The audience (nearly all adults) loved it.
RandomPrincess
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My kids saw the preview of the Lego movie in front of the Frozen sing along and my son was in love! I'm thinking of taking them to it it looks pretty good.
Tony Perkis
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Surprising. It's one of the highest rated animated films in the last 5 years, and the audience for this film skews older than most CGI films.
And the animation was flat out gorgeous. Perfect for a Lego movie.
Matt_Black
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The trailers haven't convinced me to see it. People are saying it's great, so maybe it's ok, but I'm not in any rush.
Tony Perkis
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Reviews and knowledge of the filmmakers should be enough.
Frozen was very good, but the teasers and trailers were awful.
Matt_Black
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Yeah, well I'm not a huge Lego fan, and I'm not crazy about stringing together a narrative out of pop culture references. Not to say that it can't be done well, after all look at Wreck-It Ralph, but I didn't see that one in theaters either.
Tony Perkis
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The film has a very creative story. Every pop culture reference serves the plot, just like Wreck It Ralph and Roger Rabbit.
Matt_Black
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Cool. I'll wait until it's on cable.
SpectroMan93
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The moment I've been waiting for, and one that in November, I never imagined would happen. After grossing an impressive $6.9 million this weekend in direct competition with The Lego Movie, Frozen has SURPASSED Despicable Me 2 with a $368.6 million domestic total as the highest grossing animated film of 2013. It's worldwide total stands at a gargantuan $913.7 million and is guaranteed to pass $1 billion. Cue celebratory gifs:
Magenta Panther
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The moment I've been waiting for, and one that in November, I never imagined would happen. After grossing an impressive $6.9 million this weekend in direct competition with The Lego Movie, Frozen has SURPASSED Despicable Me 2 with a $368.6 million domestic total as the highest grossing animated film of 2013. It's worldwide total stands at a gargantuan $913.7 million and is guaranteed to pass $1 billion. Cue celebratory gifs:
Congrats to WDAS. That's especially sweet since Despicable Me 2 was even more underwhelming (I can't STAND Lucy).
RandomPrincess
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Frozen is currently the 28th highest grossing film of all time and the fourth highest grossing animated release.
Animaniac93-98
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It's third if you don't count Lion King's re-issues.
It's getting close to beating despicable mes global record, Once it is released in china and japan this film could very well reach the billion dollar club and beat toystory 3.The moment I've been waiting for, and one that in November, I never imagined would happen. After grossing an impressive $6.9 million this weekend in direct competition with The Lego Movie, Frozen has SURPASSED Despicable Me 2 with a $368.6 million domestic total as the highest grossing animated film of 2013. It's worldwide total stands at a gargantuan $913.7 million and is guaranteed to pass $1 billion. Cue celebratory gifs:
SpectroMan93
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Glad we can agree on this. Despicable Me 2 was quite disappointing compared to the charm and heart of the first one. Monsters University should have received that Oscar Best Animated Feature nomination instead.
SJN1279
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I thought they were both big step downs from their awesome predecessors, but Monsters U was better than DM2.