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Screening of Frozen Touching 1 Billion US Dollars - Following its success in the 2014 Oscar as Best Animated Film, Frozen now successfully penetrating the 1 billion dollars for the entire screening in the world. This figure is achieved Frozen after the release of approximately three months to hit cinema screens in November 2013 ago.
This Disney animated film also brought the Best Background Music trophy for the song Let It Go is sung by Demi Lovato. For the domestic sphere, the current Frozen has collected a sum of 388.7 million US dollars. Meanwhile, outside the domestic sphere, Frozen produce 611.5 million US dollars.
Obviously it was a big victory for Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee as director of Frozen. This victory also apply to the stars involved such as Kristen Bell, Jonathan Groff, Josh Gad, Idina Menzel, and others.
Keep in mind also, Frozen is the seventh Disney movie release and reached 1 billion dollars after The Avengers (2012), Iron Man 3 (2013), Toy Story 3 (2010), Alice in Wonderland (2010), as well as the second film and the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean.
Made with a production budget of 150 million dollars, Frozen tells the story of brothers divided by superpowers that can not be controlled. Screening of Frozen Touching 1 Billion US Dollars is a fantastic record for an animated film. You can also read related news with Frozen movie:
This Disney animated film also brought the Best Background Music trophy for the song Let It Go is sung by Demi Lovato. For the domestic sphere, the current Frozen has collected a sum of 388.7 million US dollars. Meanwhile, outside the domestic sphere, Frozen produce 611.5 million US dollars.
Obviously it was a big victory for Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee as director of Frozen. This victory also apply to the stars involved such as Kristen Bell, Jonathan Groff, Josh Gad, Idina Menzel, and others.
Keep in mind also, Frozen is the seventh Disney movie release and reached 1 billion dollars after The Avengers (2012), Iron Man 3 (2013), Toy Story 3 (2010), Alice in Wonderland (2010), as well as the second film and the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean.
Made with a production budget of 150 million dollars, Frozen tells the story of brothers divided by superpowers that can not be controlled. Screening of Frozen Touching 1 Billion US Dollars is a fantastic record for an animated film. You can also read related news with Frozen movie: