$400 million domestic and $1.274 billion, wot! This is like having a time-machine.

How’s #1 worldwide? Haha!

Thank you. I really have revised my estimates since then. So North America’s total will get to $390M (surpassing Finding Nemo’s total gross – including 3-D re-release). I doubt it can reach to $400M but, after all, it’s Frozen we’re talking about, so you never know. Outside the US and Canada, I believe it can get to $600M.The country breakdown is Japan $50M, China $35M, Sweden $10M, South Korea $55M, rest of the world (except US and Canada) $460M. These add up to $610M. Plus $390M in the US and Canada gives us $1 billion.

You’ve gotta keep in mind there was not real form of only piracy back then, which has been leeching ticket sales. Even with inflation, the film industry is barely keeping pace and growing just slight amounts. Back in the 1990’s when the Lion King was released, every animation event was HUGE. Now, theres quite a lot of releases. Its hard to compare movies from different times era’s, even if they’re just 20 years apart. Based on actual values though, Frozen is nothing short of phenomenal.

Woaw, nice estimates. For a month back, they’re just under Frozen’s gross now…this movie surpassed all my expectations 🙂

Same here!

Yes I do

I think Giants will be a musical after the success of Tangled and Frozen. Disney has Big Hero 6 and Zootopia in terms of non-musicals. I think it’s good that Disney did Wreck It Ralph and now they are working on Big Hero 6. It makes the studios diverse and versatile to do anything. The classic formula and the contemporary.

I love ghibli, but not as much as I love Disney! ghibli got its share with spirited away, now its disneys turn!
btw, do u no dat ghibli started making great movies in the Disney dark age? O.O