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Walt Disney Links - Moviegoers Love Coco, But Not The Mini Frozen Movie Before It
Walt Disney Links - Moviegoers Love Coco, But Not The Mini Frozen Movie Before It
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I remember visiting this website once...
It was called Coco Olafs Frozen Adventure Reception Twitter Reactions
Here's some stuff I remembered seeing:
took top honors over the holiday weekend, racking up $71 million in ticket sales, but some moviegoers have some criticism involving the
, which screens right before the main event, isn\'t getting the same warm reception as
The site notes that the Disney short isn\'t exactly, well...short. Unlike past pre-film featurettes,
is 21 minutes long. That\'s far longer than the usual five- or six-minute running time for shorts like
., respectively. Part of their charm was their brevity. Short and sweet, they didn\'t detract from the movies that viewers actually expected to see.
Went to watch Coco, super adorbs! But that 20min Frozen "preview" was torturous.
The FROZEN short before COCO unforgivably stretches the definition of "short."
didn\'t just overstay its welcome, though: Twitter users also added that it seemed to be in poor taste to preempt a movie that celebrated Latinx culture with what amounted to an ad for
-related short. In 2015, an eight-minute long clip,
and it didn\'t face the same pushback as this latest trip to Arendelle.
Is there an option to watch coco without the frozen movie??? @Disney just couldn’t let brown people have their moment 🤦🏽♀️
Person 1: Coco has too many brown people. What will make white audiences go?
Person 2: Hmmm...you know what white people love more than anything else?
My wife\'s take on the not-good Frozen short that played before Coco: "I guess Disney wanted to show audiences a bunch of white people before showing them a bunch of brown people."
premiered in October, that some theaters even cut it from showings. Redittors have actually teamed up to help out anyone planning on seeing
, with threads explaining that anyone wanting to skip out on Anna, Elsa, and Co. should plan on showing up to their screenings at least 30 minutes late.
Comment from discussion People really hate the Frozen short playing before Pixar’s new film Coco.
was supposed to air on TV, which explains its 21-minute runtime (perfect for fitting into a 30-minute time slot), but
reports that the team behind the project decided it would be better on the big screen.
There are varying theories as to why Disney showed the clip before
, ranging from offering something approachable for audiences unfamiliar with Dia de los Muertos to banking on the popularity of
to get even more people to the theater, but it\'s pretty clear that some Disney fans think that the
crew has overstayed its welcome. With a sequel set for 2019, there\'s a lot more Olaf on the way.
Let\'s hope that there\'s enough time between now and then for fans to prep for that avalanche of snowmen and singalongs.
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