Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt "It conveys a lot more ideas, and does a great job of setting the stage for the film. In a lot of ways it reminds me of Belle, where there are so many things going on that you need to go back and listen again to catch it all" I agree completely. It was the song that sucked me into the story.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance "OAN, am I the only person who thinks that "Let it Go" is just an OK song? " I'm completely in love with the song. But I'm a female, and can see that it wouldn't have the same appeal to most guys, in general.
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "I'm completely in love with the song. But I'm a female, and can see that it wouldn't have the same appeal to most guys, in general." I'm a guy. I love the song.
Originally Posted By CuriousConstance And the more I see of Idina Menzel, the more I'm falling in love with her. She is delightful!
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "And the more I see of Idina Menzel, the more I'm falling in love with her. She is delightful" She's almost as great as Adele Dazeem. Speaking of which, Travoltify Your Name: <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/low_concept/2014/03/john_travolta_called_idina_menzel_adele_dazeem_what_s_your_travolta_name.html">http://www.slate.com/articles/...ame.html</a>
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: No doctor you're not the only one who thinks "Let it Go" in only so-so. As I've stated before, the songs from FROZEN were the only things about the film that were a disappointment. They just didn't stand out that much and seemed very mediocre--especially when compared to the much better songs from films like Aladdin, Beauty & the Beast, Snow White, etc...
Originally Posted By WDWdreamin My favorite is Love is an Open Door. I have a question. As someone without any children, I don't understand how you get any child under 10 to wait for five hours for anything. How do you do it?
Originally Posted By FerretAfros My guess is that you have one parent wait in line while the other takes the kids and does other things for 5 hours. I don't think they force everybody to be in line the entire time (though that might be a great way to cut the line down significantly), so I would imagine there's a lot of trading places going on I guess one of the crazy things for me is that the movie just came out and people are devoting so much of their time to the meet and greet. It's not like someone in the family had been asking to meet Anna & Elsa for years and years, and they've finally gotten the chance. At most, they saw the movie 5-6 months ago and liked it; that's less time than a lot of people plan their WDW dining reservations
