Disney’s ‘Frozen’ Goes Down A Storm At UK Box Office
Disney‘s Frozen smashed records at the US box office and it seems it is just as popular here in the UK have shot straight in at the Number 1 Spot after opening weekend. Having taken an impressive £4.7 million in its first 4 days the UK marks the 5th number 1 spot for the film having already received the position in the US, Germany, Spain and France. The takings here may be small compared with the $93.5 million it took in the first 5 days in America check out its full success over in the states here.
To celebrate the films success Disney has made available a new clip from the film, featuring one of the films main musical numbers. In this clip we hear Idina Menzel singing ‘Let it Go’ her character is Elsa, who has condemned the kingdom of Arendelle to suffer an eternal winter. The film follows her sister, Anna, voiced by Kristen Bell, who travels to find her sister to try break the curse. On her quest she teams up with rugged mountain man Kristoff, voiced by Jonathan Groff, and his reindeer Sven, as they take on Everest-like conditions, which include mystical trolls and a hilarious snowman named Olaf, voiced by Josh Gad.
Check out some of the UK critics comments on the film below:
‘Disney’s best work in years’ – 5 stars – Sunday Times
‘Bask in the warmth of Frozen’s icy charms…the year’s best animation’ – 5 stars – Sunday Express
‘This rip-roaring fairytale has everything you want for Christmas: belting songs, soaring hearts, snappy jokes and an inspirational reworking of the traditional happy ending.’ – 4 stars – Observer
‘This shivery beauty will warm your heart’ – 4 stars – Telegraph
‘Glorious family entertainment’ – 4 stars – Guardian
‘Frozen is an exuberant musical adventure, superbly animated, which will beguile children and their parents alike.’ 4 stars – Daily Mail
‘All the hallmarks of an instant classic… “This frosted fantasy is enough to bring you out in goose bumps’ – 4 Stars – The Times
‘This is the best Walt Disney Animation Studios movie in a generation’ – Den of Geek
‘The combination of wonderful 3D animation, songs, adventure and innocent comedy amounts to a must-see family film for Christmas’ – Sunday Mirror
Frozen is out now in cinemas across the UK.
