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They're really milking Frozen for all it's worth, aren't they?

First, we're getting LEGO shorts this year. Then, we're probably getting a Broadway musical in spring of 2018. Then, we're getting a holiday special at the end of 2017. We're also getting a full-on sequel who-knows-when.
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They're really milking Frozen for all it's worth, aren't they?
 hatelarxene posted over a year ago
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wavesurf said:
Well, it certainly sounds like they are doing it for monetary gain. :p
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hatelarxene posted over a year ago
ApplesauceDoctr said:
It's not surprising that they're trying to get as much out of the franchise as possible, but I too am getting kind of tired of it. I'm not opposed to a Broadway rendition or even a holiday special, though I am wary of the sequel. Again, it's not surprising that one's being made given Frozen's success, but I am afraid it won't be a solid story. I think the first ended on a perfect note, so I don't know where exactly they can take it. I am glad the original directors are returning though.
Some of their efforts, like these Lego shorts, seem really unnecessary and lazy, like no creativity or passion's being put in. I haven't seen them yet so I can't say for certain, but that's just my impression. At least with a musical, TV special and of course a sequel, you can expect SOME effort and style. If they're going to milk the Frozen brand, at least make the efforts seem like they're worth the time.
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