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Italian press agency ANSA reports that Alessandro Jacomini, lightening supervisor for Big Hero 6, have declared he will work again for Disney in a top secret project regarding Frozen. "Soon a surprise", he said. Could be Disney is seriously thinking about a sequel for the #1 animation ever?

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Do musicals require lighting supervisors? I can't imagine what role a lighting supervisor for an animated film can play in an on-stage musical adaptation.

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Frozen short probably. I don't think they're planning to make a sequel.

  
No musical, as Rysu said, Mr Jacomini works for CGI animation, and no short: "Frozen fever" isn't a secret project, it has been officially scheduled in spring 2015.
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http://www.dvd-and-beyond.com/display-article.php?article=2087

 

Disney's Frozen is the UK's biggest-selling DVD and Blu-ray disc of the year so far, having racked up sales of 2.44 million, according to Official Charts Company data. The animated musical, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale The Snow Queen, also holds the title of the fastest-selling DVD and Blu-ray of the year so far, shifting 900,000 copies during its first week on sale back in March.

It's a global phenomenon. In addition to generating more than $1 billion at the box office and being the highest-grossing animated movie ever, Frozen has become Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment's top-selling title in more than 10 years, according to Alan Bergman, the studio's president, speaking at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2014 Media, Communications & Entertainment Conference in Los Angeles.

The Hobbit - The Desolation of Smaug takes second place on the UK best-sellers Top 40. The movie, which is the second installment of the film series based on J.R.R Tolkien's novel The Hobbit was released on DVD and Blu-ray in April this year and has since sold 1.19 million copies.

The third-biggest selling DVD and Blu-ray of 2014 so far is The Hunger Games - Catching Fire. The second part of the Hunger Games series has sold 934,000 since its release in March this year.

The Lego Movie, which has been available to buy since July, places fourth on the list on 875,000.

Rounding off the Top 5 is science fiction thriller Gravity. The multi-Oscar winning film, which stars Sandra Bullock and George Clooney has shifted 791,000 DVDs and Blu-ray discs since its release in March.

Further down the Top 40 to date, Captain America - The Winter Solider places tenth on the list after selling 493,000 six weeks after its release, and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - released a month ago - is a Number 13 with 389,000 units sold. 

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http://www.dvd-and-beyond.com/display-article.php?article=2087

 

Disney's Frozen is the UK's biggest-selling DVD and Blu-ray disc of the year so far, having racked up sales of 2.44 million, according to Official Charts Company data. The animated musical, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale The Snow Queen, also holds the title of the fastest-selling DVD and Blu-ray of the year so far, shifting 900,000 copies during its first week on sale back in March.

It's a global phenomenon. In addition to generating more than $1 billion at the box office and being the highest-grossing animated movie ever, Frozen has become Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment's top-selling title in more than 10 years, according to Alan Bergman, the studio's president, speaking at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2014 Media, Communications & Entertainment Conference in Los Angeles.

The Hobbit - The Desolation of Smaug takes second place on the UK best-sellers Top 40. The movie, which is the second installment of the film series based on J.R.R Tolkien's novel The Hobbit was released on DVD and Blu-ray in April this year and has since sold 1.19 million copies.

The third-biggest selling DVD and Blu-ray of 2014 so far is The Hunger Games - Catching Fire. The second part of the Hunger Games series has sold 934,000 since its release in March this year.

The Lego Movie, which has been available to buy since July, places fourth on the list on 875,000.

Rounding off the Top 5 is science fiction thriller Gravity. The multi-Oscar winning film, which stars Sandra Bullock and George Clooney has shifted 791,000 DVDs and Blu-ray discs since its release in March.

Further down the Top 40 to date, Captain America - The Winter Solider places tenth on the list after selling 493,000 six weeks after its release, and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - released a month ago - is a Number 13 with 389,000 units sold. 

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For comparison, the numbers (BR+ Dvd) in North America (1 Jan - 12 Oct) are:

Rank Title                           Units Sold  Total Consumer Spending

1    Frozen                          15,231,897  $275,266,093  (6,747,226 are bluray)

2    The Hunger Games: Catching Fire  5,611,789  $104,775,383 

3    The Lego Movie                   3,723,918   $82,883,318

4    The Hobbit: The Desolation of S. 3,522,958   $78,299,964 

5    Thor: The Dark World             3,179,577   $61,851,208 

6    Despicable Me 2                  2,675,173   $43,880,705 

7    Gravity                          2,435,267   $45,713,872 

8    Transformers: Age of Extinction  2,374,210   $39,821,816

9    Captain America: The W. Soldier  2,341,539   $41,798,456 

10   Lone Survivor                    2,231,467   $39,328,198

 

Other, singalong version will be released in Nov 18 and USA Frozen fans still wait the Blu Ray 3D version.

 

Meanwhile in Italy Frozen DVD, after six months in release, is still #2 in this week sales chart and #1 on Amazon.it

 

Looking at Amazon global site we can see that the top ten bestellers for Dolls & accessories is at the moment entirely occupied by Frozen-related products. Poor Barbie!

 

http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Toys-Games-Dolls-Accessories/zgbs/toys-and-games/166118011/ref=zg_bs_unv_t_2_3245219011_1

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Looking at Amazon global site we can see that the top ten bestellers for Dolls & accessories is at the moment entirely occupied by Frozen-related products. Poor Barbie!

 

http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Toys-Games-Dolls-Accessories/zgbs/toys-and-games/166118011/ref=zg_bs_unv_t_2_3245219011_1

 

Barbie got slaughtered a long time ago!

 

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According to Forbes, Told Entertainment, the company that maked Disney On Ice live shows for 35 years all over the world, reports that Disney On Ice: Frozen show is already the most successiful ever.

 

Btw, frozen is getting beated in belgium by 6 'studio 100' DvD this year, also in sales of merchandysing. Actualy 'studio 100' is the disney in Belgium, it's a huge and populair brand, even disneys best coudn't beat it. 

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Btw, frozen is getting beated in belgium by 6 'studio 100' DvD this year, also in sales of merchandysing. Actualy 'studio 100' is the disney in Belgium, it's a huge and populair brand, even disneys best coudn't beat it. 

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It's embarrassing for Belgium considering all Studio 100 productions are complete crap. They simply figured out the secret to success: lots of overexposure to the very youngest children who don't see the difference in quality yet.

 

I'm glad they're not bigger than Disney in the Netherlands yet. Something I also don't see happening ever.

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It's embarrassing for Belgium considering all Studio 100 productions are complete crap. They simply figured out the secret to success: lots of overexposure to the very youngest children who don't see the difference in quality yet.

 

I'm glad they're not bigger than Disney in the Netherlands yet. Something I also don't see happening ever.

 

They make movies and shows for childeren of 3 year, ofc it's crap :)

But they have made some good productions, like 'het huis anubis' I just rewatched it and the acting is some what childlish but the overall storry, intention is beter then all of disneys series...

 

(Not talking about the anubis movies cause they suck!)

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They make movies and shows for childeren of 3 year, ofc it's crap :)

But they have made some good productions, like 'het huis anubis' I just rewatched it and the acting is some what childlish but the overall storry, intention is beter then all of disneys series...

 

(Not talking about the anubis movies cause they suck!)

 

I hate the concept that if something is for 3 year olds that it's allowed to be crap. It's such a lazy attitude.

 

But I agree Het Huis Anubis was good. And also a hit internationally.

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I hate the concept that if something is for 3 year olds that it's allowed to be crap. It's such a lazy attitude.

 

But I agree Het Huis Anubis was good. And also a hit internationally.

 

Yeah the problem is: take bumba, it's dumb, you don't learn anything with it, they just do stupid things that don't make sence. But a lot kids love that, so I don't know why but it's also a hit.

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http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2014/11/18/frozen-has-sold-3-million-blu-raydvddigital-copy-sets-in-japan

 

"Frozen" Has Sold 3 Million Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy Sets in Japan The highest record in the history of Walt Disney Studio Japan

 

Walt Disney Studio Japan today announced that the "MovieNEX" set of its 3DCG musical fantasy film Frozen, which contains both a DVD and Blu-ray disc with the digital copy code, has sold over 3 million sets in Japan in four months since its release on July 16. It has become the top-selling product of the company.

 

The film, titled as Ana to Yuki no Jyoou (Anna and the Snow Queen) in Japan, has also been rented more than 4.5 million times and watched 450,000 times on demand. It earned about 25.4 billion yen in the Japanese box office in its five months run and became the third highest-grossing film of all time in Japan, after James Cameron's 1998 film Titanic with 26.2 billion.

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http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2014/11/18/frozen-has-sold-3-million-blu-raydvddigital-copy-sets-in-japan

 

"Frozen" Has Sold 3 Million Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy Sets in Japan The highest record in the history of Walt Disney Studio Japan

 

Walt Disney Studio Japan today announced that the "MovieNEX" set of its 3DCG musical fantasy film Frozen, which contains both a DVD and Blu-ray disc with the digital copy code, has sold over 3 million sets in Japan in four months since its release on July 16. It has become the top-selling product of the company.

 

The film, titled as Ana to Yuki no Jyoou (Anna and the Snow Queen) in Japan, has also been rented more than 4.5 million times and watched 450,000 times on demand. It earned about 25.4 billion yen in the Japanese box office in its five months run and became the third highest-grossing film of all time in Japan, after James Cameron's 1998 film Titanic with 26.2 billion.

In such a short time? Amazing.

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Unbelievable: in Ireland police called in a toy store to stop a fight between parents who were trying to grab the latest Elsa dolls remained for sale!

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/go-frozen-doll-frenzy-sees-4673151

 

After breaking marriage, now it's making parents fight. The power of Frozen :o

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