It was really good given the premise. Even made the most money of any film that came out so far last February. Not sure if anyone beat it yet, but Captain America probably already has.
Ooh, I heard The Lego Movie was really good. Can't really afford to go to the cinema right now though as I'm over £300 into my overdraft :/
We only really go when there's something we know we want to see. Only saw two movies so far this year, The Lego Movie and Noah.
I haven't seen any of those! I rarely go to the cinema so it's a treat when I do (though I made an exception for Frozen, clearly...).
Not sure when I'll have the time to sit down and watch it. The only things I ever make time for these days are Doctor Who, Game of Thrones and the movies we see at the theater. We'll be seeing Captain America later this week. I still need to watch the first one of that, too.
I would really recommend Frozen. I love the soundtrack, though it's not for everyone, but the plot is very subversive for a Disney films and flips a lot of the tropes on their heads. Also there are some brilliant characters.
Awkward teenage years. I don't miss them. I can understand that. I have trouble asking people for things like that, too. The last non-Pixar related Disney film I've seen was Tangled, I believe. Still haven't gotten around to watching Frozen yet.
Nice to meet you. I joined ages ago in my awkward teenage years but was never super-active because of aforementioned awkwardness. Hm, I always feel bad asking people to do stuff like that for me. My latest Disney obsessions are Frozen (saw it four times in the cinema) and Hunchback of Notre Dame.
I'm sure someone around here might by photo savy enough to put some shades on there if you really want. I'm ToriJ, new member who joined last October. It's nice to meet you, fellow Lion King fan.
Hi I've been using this sassy screencap for years. If I had any drawing skills I'd append some hipster shades on it.
