Like everyone else that is a romantic I thoroughly enjoyed the
first Frozen movie when it came out along with the wildly popular songs and
even the merchandising of it- well, most of it anyway. I’ve never been one to
go so far as to buy huge amounts of promotional products even if I really like
a movie, group or T.V. sitcom, etc. Maybe it’s because the licensing
companies always over-do it and everyone gets burnt out on anything that gets pitched
to that degree and manner. Two weeks ago, while watching this new T.V. version,
I suddenly realized I had my Olaf pajama pants on and my Frozen box of tissues
beside me and was pasting Frozen stickers on a few of the Christmas cards I was
addressing and started to laugh a little to myself. When the commercials came
on I consulted my Frozen 2017 calendar while packaging patterns for Elsa’s and
Anna’s outfits to send to my long-time friend in Russia- my Russian pen-pal, if you
will.
Let’s face it, Frozen
Disney characters may be the most irresistible that they’ve ever created. Walt
would definitely approve because he was a proven romantic. If you haven’t seen
Olaf’s Frozen Adventure you missed out on something really special on T.V. that
happens very rarely these days. The premiere of a Disney movie on T.V. rather
than in the movie theaters first! I’d be willing to bet that Frozen may be the
most watched since The Wonderful World of Disney first aired more than 50 years
ago. Now there’s a program they need to bring back!
At any rate, if
they show it again before we go into the new year (they’ve shown it twice
before Christmas!), please watch it with your kids or any you can pull off the
street and get them to sit still long enough to watch it all the way through.
This may be the best Disney has ever offered on T.V. and this particular Frozen
installment was very heart-warming and just plain fun. The humor works for both
children and adults and contains a great message for both, too.
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The Castle Lady
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