One of the subjects that interest me the most about films (including DP movies) is the box-office. I think that if used in the right way (I mean, inflation-adjusting things), it might be a good way to compare films and understed why they are populair of not. So I spent some time researching and I finally came up with the North American grosses of the 10 DP Movies. Hope u enjoy my research, my commentaren and my images.
#10 - The Princess and the Frog - $107.7 million
If the word "flop" applies to any of the DP Movies, unfortunately, it's this one. The Princess and the Frog's marketing was very centered in the "return of traditional animation/fairy tale thing" and didn't consider that people might have lost interest in this kind of movie. Though it didn't help that people created too much expectations, PatF really could have done better. Also we have to remember that it was released weeks before James Cameron's Avatar (currently the highest-grossing movie of all time) and Alvin and the Chimpmunks 2.
#9 - Tangled - $199.9 million
If this lijst wasn't inflation-adjusted, Tangled would rank #2. But we are not considering the additional price of the 3D ticket and the inflation factor has been included. Tangled was definetevely very sucessful, though not as much as its isolated numbers may seem to. It grossed twice as much as PatF and delivered Disney's biggest opening weekend ever, giving a new chance to the fairy tale genre. Part of the sucess may be explained door its marketing, that managed to expand the movie's audience.
#8 - Mulan - $204.2 million
Mulan was very sucessful upon its release, but not as much as the other DP renaissance movies. Maybe little girls avoided it because of the "China-War-Dragon" theme. Also, in 1998, the peak of Disney's renaissance was gone and after The Lion King, films started to gross less than Disney's "Fab Four" (which also includes The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin). However Mulan outgrossed non-DP films The Hunchback of Notre Dame(1996, $179.9 million) and Hercules (1997, $171.4 million).
#7 - The Little Mermaid - $210.3 million
Things were very hard for animated films back in 1989, when The Little Mermaid was released. It's even unfair to compare its gross with most of the other movies, because TLM had to "start from zero", while the other films found a Disney-confident audience. While it was possible to market Beauty and the Beast as "The movie from the studios that brought u The Little Mermaid", Ariel didn't have such thing. However, even considering this, the movie isn't in the bottom 3 of the lijst and that is already very impressive. In 1989, it was the highest grossing animated movie to datum (not inflation-adjusted).
#6 - Pocahontas - $258.4 million
People often refer to Pocahontas as a flop, but that's not true. The problem is that some anxious filmmakers were expecting the movie to go ahead of The Lion King's $592 million tally, and when the movie "only" grossed $258 million, they were clearly frustated. However, I'd say that the movie was mostly benefited door TLK's hype. If it had been released in other year, it certainly would be lower.
#5 - Beauty and the Beast - $312.5 million
Benefited door The Little Mermaid's hype, Beauty and the Beast managed to go ahead of that movie. The best picture nomination in the Oscars and the Golden Globe for best movie (Musical/Comedy) also helped the movie to gain interest, and to date, it beated TLM to be the highest grossing animated movie (not inflation-adjusted). With its 3D version release this week, the movie might even beat the #4 movie.
#4 - Cinderella - $370.0 million
Disney's most populair princess didn't make it to the podium of the highest-grossing movies. Of course it was very sucessful and saved the Disney Studios, but it's not the kind of movie people remember from the theaters. However, back in 1950, it outgrossed Snow White and remained as the top-grossing animated movie until Lady and the Tramp (1955, not inflation-adjusted).
#3 - Aladdin - $416.4 million
I'm sure most of u are surprised with this. Aladdin was an enormous hit in 1992 and it outgrossed The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast door a very wide margin (maybe because it is meer attractive for boys). However, nowadays, Aladdin isn't as populair as TLM of BatB. Also, if the lijst wasn't inflation-adjusted, Aladdin would rank #1.
#2 - Sleeping Beauty - $577.0 million
Another big surprise! Bad mouths may say that this movie was a flop, but there are no words against the numbers. Though it grossed less than Cinderella and Snow White upon its original release, Sleeping Beauty managed to improve its gross with its re-releases over the years. Currently, it ranks #30 in the lijst of the all-time movie grossers.
#1 - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfes - $865.5 million
This definetevely wasn't a surprise. Disney's most populair movie and a masterpiece from the cinema, Snow White became the biggest hit of all time upon its original release (though it was outgrossed door "Gone With the Wind" later). Currently, Snow White is among the top, boven 10 all-time grossers with an impressive $865.5 million tally.
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#10 - The Princess and the Frog - $107.7 million
If the word "flop" applies to any of the DP Movies, unfortunately, it's this one. The Princess and the Frog's marketing was very centered in the "return of traditional animation/fairy tale thing" and didn't consider that people might have lost interest in this kind of movie. Though it didn't help that people created too much expectations, PatF really could have done better. Also we have to remember that it was released weeks before James Cameron's Avatar (currently the highest-grossing movie of all time) and Alvin and the Chimpmunks 2.
#9 - Tangled - $199.9 million
If this lijst wasn't inflation-adjusted, Tangled would rank #2. But we are not considering the additional price of the 3D ticket and the inflation factor has been included. Tangled was definetevely very sucessful, though not as much as its isolated numbers may seem to. It grossed twice as much as PatF and delivered Disney's biggest opening weekend ever, giving a new chance to the fairy tale genre. Part of the sucess may be explained door its marketing, that managed to expand the movie's audience.
#8 - Mulan - $204.2 million
Mulan was very sucessful upon its release, but not as much as the other DP renaissance movies. Maybe little girls avoided it because of the "China-War-Dragon" theme. Also, in 1998, the peak of Disney's renaissance was gone and after The Lion King, films started to gross less than Disney's "Fab Four" (which also includes The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin). However Mulan outgrossed non-DP films The Hunchback of Notre Dame(1996, $179.9 million) and Hercules (1997, $171.4 million).
#7 - The Little Mermaid - $210.3 million
Things were very hard for animated films back in 1989, when The Little Mermaid was released. It's even unfair to compare its gross with most of the other movies, because TLM had to "start from zero", while the other films found a Disney-confident audience. While it was possible to market Beauty and the Beast as "The movie from the studios that brought u The Little Mermaid", Ariel didn't have such thing. However, even considering this, the movie isn't in the bottom 3 of the lijst and that is already very impressive. In 1989, it was the highest grossing animated movie to datum (not inflation-adjusted).
#6 - Pocahontas - $258.4 million
People often refer to Pocahontas as a flop, but that's not true. The problem is that some anxious filmmakers were expecting the movie to go ahead of The Lion King's $592 million tally, and when the movie "only" grossed $258 million, they were clearly frustated. However, I'd say that the movie was mostly benefited door TLK's hype. If it had been released in other year, it certainly would be lower.
#5 - Beauty and the Beast - $312.5 million
Benefited door The Little Mermaid's hype, Beauty and the Beast managed to go ahead of that movie. The best picture nomination in the Oscars and the Golden Globe for best movie (Musical/Comedy) also helped the movie to gain interest, and to date, it beated TLM to be the highest grossing animated movie (not inflation-adjusted). With its 3D version release this week, the movie might even beat the #4 movie.
#4 - Cinderella - $370.0 million
Disney's most populair princess didn't make it to the podium of the highest-grossing movies. Of course it was very sucessful and saved the Disney Studios, but it's not the kind of movie people remember from the theaters. However, back in 1950, it outgrossed Snow White and remained as the top-grossing animated movie until Lady and the Tramp (1955, not inflation-adjusted).
#3 - Aladdin - $416.4 million
I'm sure most of u are surprised with this. Aladdin was an enormous hit in 1992 and it outgrossed The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast door a very wide margin (maybe because it is meer attractive for boys). However, nowadays, Aladdin isn't as populair as TLM of BatB. Also, if the lijst wasn't inflation-adjusted, Aladdin would rank #1.
#2 - Sleeping Beauty - $577.0 million
Another big surprise! Bad mouths may say that this movie was a flop, but there are no words against the numbers. Though it grossed less than Cinderella and Snow White upon its original release, Sleeping Beauty managed to improve its gross with its re-releases over the years. Currently, it ranks #30 in the lijst of the all-time movie grossers.
#1 - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfes - $865.5 million
This definetevely wasn't a surprise. Disney's most populair movie and a masterpiece from the cinema, Snow White became the biggest hit of all time upon its original release (though it was outgrossed door "Gone With the Wind" later). Currently, Snow White is among the top, boven 10 all-time grossers with an impressive $865.5 million tally.
Please commentaar =)
Since I am trying to make the Princess Of The maand meer popular, this is another one of my ideas. In the end of each maand I'll post articles, based on the countdowns for songs, hairstyles and outfits. There everybody will have the chance to discuss whether they agree with the results, what corresponded to their expectations, and what they wish would have been different!
Once again, I will be using pictures for my articles. A few months back I would have made a detailed explanation about each result, but since the recent changes, Fanpop has been acting really weird. And yes, I don't like the option of writing long paragraphs with text, while the pictured are all clustered in the bottom of the article! So under each picture I will be posting one comment, related to the result. So in case u don't want your commentaren geplaatst in my articles, please contact me!
Here are the results of the POTM Songs Countdown: ~*Jasmine*~ (February 2013)! Enjoy and share your opinion!
Once again, I will be using pictures for my articles. A few months back I would have made a detailed explanation about each result, but since the recent changes, Fanpop has been acting really weird. And yes, I don't like the option of writing long paragraphs with text, while the pictured are all clustered in the bottom of the article! So under each picture I will be posting one comment, related to the result. So in case u don't want your commentaren geplaatst in my articles, please contact me!
Here are the results of the POTM Songs Countdown: ~*Jasmine*~ (February 2013)! Enjoy and share your opinion!
When u feel like you're ready to go
Somewhere you've never been
Make a wish and the dream in u grows
Shinning as bright as day
Carrying u far away
The story begins with the light in your heart
A fantasy, a dream and a spark
Once u believe u are ready to shine
The princess inside u will show
u are the glow, u are the glow
Look around take in all that u see
u just might be surprised
A world of enchantment and pure majesty
You'll be discovering
The princess that you're meant to be
The story begins with the light in your heart
A fantasy, a dream and a spark
Once u believe u are ready to shine
Bright as the world's ever known
u are the glow
Feel your strength, u can face the world
Believe every day, everything is possible
A magical journey awaits
The story begins with the light in your heart
A fantasy, a dream and a spark
Once u believe u are ready to shine
The princess inside u will show
u are the glow, u are the glow
Whoa, u are the glow.
Somewhere you've never been
Make a wish and the dream in u grows
Shinning as bright as day
Carrying u far away
The story begins with the light in your heart
A fantasy, a dream and a spark
Once u believe u are ready to shine
The princess inside u will show
u are the glow, u are the glow
Look around take in all that u see
u just might be surprised
A world of enchantment and pure majesty
You'll be discovering
The princess that you're meant to be
The story begins with the light in your heart
A fantasy, a dream and a spark
Once u believe u are ready to shine
Bright as the world's ever known
u are the glow
Feel your strength, u can face the world
Believe every day, everything is possible
A magical journey awaits
The story begins with the light in your heart
A fantasy, a dream and a spark
Once u believe u are ready to shine
The princess inside u will show
u are the glow, u are the glow
Whoa, u are the glow.
Lea Salonga is a Singing Voice of jasmijn and mulan two disney princess have different personalty
lea salonga was just 21 years old when she sing a whole new world and 27 years old when she sing bitter-sweet verkwikking, refection mulan was the princess warrior she was a honred princess of china her titel is princess of honor and her chinese name is 花木蘭 and jasmijn the princess just wish to see the world her titel is princess of freedom oh and there one thing she only disney princess who kiss a villan her arabian name is الاميرة ياسمين
lea salonga was name a disney along with jodi benson-little mermiad paige o hara-belle and anika rose-princess and the frog
lea salonga was just 21 years old when she sing a whole new world and 27 years old when she sing bitter-sweet verkwikking, refection mulan was the princess warrior she was a honred princess of china her titel is princess of honor and her chinese name is 花木蘭 and jasmijn the princess just wish to see the world her titel is princess of freedom oh and there one thing she only disney princess who kiss a villan her arabian name is الاميرة ياسمين
lea salonga was name a disney along with jodi benson-little mermiad paige o hara-belle and anika rose-princess and the frog
Also the titel of this artikel can be a litle tricky, don't get confused.
SEARS SPOTS: what's that? well, let me explain you:
I notice the importance of Disney in my life a while ago, but this was it. As I see Disney has a much big space on my mind that I've never imagined.
I was door Sears searching for some furniture,
and I saw a cute dining tafel, tabel with leaf form green plates on it, then I looked at it closer and the first thing that went to my mind was: Princess and the Frog!
I was so exited, so I continued my zoek for meer Disney references. I succed!