Frozen Becomes the Highest Grossing Animated Film of All Time

Mitchell Stein- The fantastic Disney Animated film, Frozen has officially surpassed Toy Story 3, The Lion King and Despicable Me 2 and landed itself as the highest grossing film of all time, as well as being crowned the tenth place on the highest grossing film of all time, which includes live action as well as animated.

We applaud Walt Disney Animated Studios on this amazing achievement, especially for a film that's not a follow-up to any other previous animated film is an amazing feat, so of course the good folks over at Disney Animation are really excited. As well as all this flood of money coming to the movie, the movie earned Best Animated Feature at the Golden Globes, the Annie awards, and at the Academy Awards, and walked home with the award for Best Song, "Let It Go".

The total gross of the film as of this morning was $1,072.4 million according to BoxOfficeMojo.com and an official press release from Disney. 

If you haven't seen Frozen yet, it's still playing in many theaters across North America and opened recently in many countries internationally. Check local listings for showtimes. 

Congratulations to the entire team who worked on Frozen! What an incredible achievement! I think it's safe to say we'll be seeing a lot of Frozen theme-park tie-ins, and possibly a Broadway musical in a few years and most probably a sequel soon. That's okay with us. The cold never bothered us anyway. 

Frozen is available to own on Blu-Ray and DVD. Read our review of the home release right here! 

Walt Disney Studios hits $4 Billion at the Global Box Office

Mitchell Stein-  Disney is proud to announce that with the release of Frozen, the Walt Disney Studios has succesfully hit the $4 Billion dollar mark at the box office, of all time. 

This of course is very exciting news for Disney and marks a historic event in Disney history. Some of the recent films including Iron Man 3, Monsters University, Oz: The Great and Powerful and Thor: The Dark World contributed and grossed over $1,797.31. 

Frozen's early engagement also contributed gaining $243,390 in it's early run. That's pretty good for a film that wasn't even released yet. Frozen will hopefully live long in the theaters and will most probably see another life beyond the screen. 

Congratulations Walt Disney Studios! May you continue to empty our pockets!