“I was thinking about it because I loved ‘Cinderella’ when I was little,” Byron said. Sarah Byron of Rancho Santa Margarita and Kimberly Conklin of Ladera Ranch, both 18, were checking out all the “Frozen” merchandise for sale inside Anna & Elsa’s Boutique at Downtown Disney recently when they stopped to talk about the importance of Disney princesses in their lives and whether they were planning to catch the new pairing of “Cinderella” with the “Frozen Fever” short.
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“Genius in a sense that not many people are doing it, but also in that it’s a no-brainer in a way and it’s a way to differentiate the home movie experience from the theater.” “And to take an old-school property like ‘Cinderella,’ updating that and then pairing it with ‘Frozen’ is really a genius move. “This is a way to keep the ‘Frozen’ legacy alive,” said Dergarabedian, a day before Disney made official what everyone knew was coming: “Frozen 2,” a full-length sequel. Disney and Pixar have released animated shorts before many of their films, often made from stand-alone stories but other times, as with the “Monsters Inc.”-related “Party Central” that ran before “Muppets Most Wanted” in 2014, making a link to an earlier feature. That kind of bonus attraction is something that’s drawn fans to theaters where they might not otherwise have rushed in the past.
“I think the majority of people who are going are going because they want to see ‘Cinderella,’ but ‘Frozen Fever’ is like the really nice cherry on top of the cake,” said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Rentrak, which tracks box office and other entertainment data. That’s exactly the kind of reaction Disney is banking on, according to box office watchers, who lauded the company for the canny one-two spell the combined “Cinderella”and ”Frozen Fever” release is expected to cast over fans. It was on her to-do list, if a grade-schooler on vacation can even have such a thing, and that was before a reporter told her about “Frozen Fever,” the new animated short film based on the original “Frozen” that runs before screenings of “Cinderella.” (You want to see a child’s eyes grow as wide as those on an animated Disney princess? Break that kind of news to her.) Still, she knows her Cinderella lore, and all about the new “Cinderella” that opens this weekend, with box office analysts predicting a strong showing of $60 million or more in domestic ticket sales. It’s actually no contest: The 7-year-old from Bozeman, Mont., is all in for “Frozen,” having gone through the line twice to meet Anna and Elsa inside Disneyland earlier that day, and made bears modeled on both of the “Frozen” sisters at the Build-A-Bear Workshop just across the plaza. Jordan Todd sat on a bench in Downtown Disney, dressed as Anna, the hero of “Frozen,” and considered her passions for that 2013 Disney film and those she holds for the classic Disney princess of “Cinderella.” ‘Cinderella’ opens this weekend with bonus ‘Frozen Fever’ short – Orange County Register Close Menu
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