12 Singing Princesses and 1 Snow Queen!
Snow White (1937)
Cinderella (1950)
Aurora (1959)
Ariel (1989)
Belle (1991)
Jasmine (1992)
Pocahontas (1995)
Mulan (1998)
Tiana (2009)
Rapunzel (2010)
Merida (2012)
Anna (2013)
Elsa (2013)
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Well, the Disney Animation team has done it again. Frozen is a wonderful film about the importance of family. It teaches you that no matter who your family is, you can’t give up on them. Elsa and Anna, show us that the love and bond of a sister is much more powerful than that of any other love.
I actually am at a slight loss for words, which rarely happens. This film is the perfect movie to go see with the family during this holiday season. It brings fun for the whole family with its perfect charm and humor. If it was up to me to decide, Princess Anna is the most realistic and easiest to relate to out of all the princesses thus far. She is quirky and awkward and willing to take matters into her own hands when needed.
The storyline is perfect. Adapted from Hans Christian Anderson’s “The Snow Queen,” it brings a tear or two to your eyes and makes you laugh a lot. The film has a familiarity, yet it is so different from the other princess movies. The artwork and music, alone, makes it a must see. I felt as if I were watching a Broadway musical from the styles of the magical songs throughout the film.
I just…yeah. I highly recommend seeing this movie if you haven’t already. It is now a contender for favorite Disney princess film and definitely makes choosing just one that much harder. I did not see the film in 3D, but don’t think I missed out on anything. It was great without it, but I plan on seeing it again in 3D soon.
If you would like to read a more in-depth review with spoilers, click here to visit another blogger who did a wonderful job capturing the film’s magic.
-Buzz °o°
Have you seen Disney’s latest animated film, Frozen, yet? What did you think? Share with us your thoughts.
Alright everyone! Last week I shared with you some of my favorite Disney movie songs. This week I’m sharing with you Woody’s favorite songs.
Here’s the first one of the day all thanks to Disney Princess Fans on YouTube.
Enjoy!!
-Buzz
This song is one of my favorite Disney songs and scenes. I just think it is absolutely beautiful!
Enjoy! °o°
-Buzz
Ever want to taste food and beverages from around the world? Lucky for you, the 18th annual Food and Wine Festival, presented by Chase, at EPCOT is taking place as we speak.
Every fall, the World Showcase in EPCOT is transformed to bring you even more cuisine from around the world. On top of the 11 countries that are already present in the showcase, you can find stands from:
The Scottland kiosk is new to the festival this year in celebration of the newest Disney princess, Merida. Here, you are able to order authentic Scottish food and beverages. You may even find yourself bringing out your Scottish accents.
This year there are more than 300 international and national wines being served. From September 27- November 11, you have 46 days to head on over and check it all out. This is the longest the festival has ever taken place. There are more than 100 celebrity chefs present on top of the 160 Disney chefs. And it wouldn’t be a Disney trip without fireworks so be sure feast your eyes on the 1,200 fireworks set off each night in “Illuminations: Reflections of Earth” above the World Showcase Lagoon.
Still looking for more? You can make reservations to attend Culinary Demonstrations and Wine Seminars. These Culinary Demos are 45 minute sessions that allow you to learn from some of the most prestige chefs from around the world. You will be taught tips and tricks, along with tastings of each dish and beverage demonstrated.
Wine and Beverage Seminars are given by wine professionals and beverage specialists. Learn these professionals’ techniques and sample , both old and new, wines and beverages. You can also sign up for Mixology Seminars and learn the art of mixing cocktails from highly skilled mixologists, sampling along the way.
Now that you’ve got all the delicious food, how about some music. “Eat to the Beat” concerts go on every night throughout the duration of the festival. This year’s line up is as follows:
If you have never experienced the Food and Wine Festival at EPCOT, I highly recommend it. It really is a great experience and is a great way to “travel” the world from the comfort of one location. Now go and get your tastebuds ready because you are in for a treat.
-Buzz
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