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Yesterday was a pretty chilly, very wet day here in SoCal but I managed to brave the rain not once but twice for entertainment purposes. Yesterday afternoon I made my way out to the ArcLight Theater in Hollywood, CA for a matinee showing of the new Disney animated film The Princess and the Frog:

To my ecstatic glee, I am happy to report that Disney‘s return to 2D animation is a welcome one. The Princess and the Frog is full of Disney charm and magic and while there are a few probs with the story, IMHO, I loved the movie very much and heartily recommend it to everyone. It has been LONG overdue that Disney would feature a Black princess in one of their animated films … it was so wonderful to see Tiana and her family bring color to the Disney catalog of characters. I did find it ironic, tho, that Disney‘s first Black princess spends the majority of the film as a green frog (which isn’t a spoiler, this plot development is revealed in the film trailer). I also liked that Prince Naveen was a prince of color, hailing from the fictional country of Maldonia. The Antonio Banderes-ness of his accent made him Hispanic in my eyes. The Shadow Man villain was fun and I love all the color and magic that the New Orleans setting provided the story. I was not happy with Ray the toothless Cajun firefly character … he seemed a bit derogatory to me … but, wouldn’t you know it, he charmed me completely and I ended up really liking him (I just wish the animators gave him more than 3 teeth). My fave character, hands down, was Tiana‘s BFF Charlotte (she even had a Big Daddy a la Blanche Devereaux in Golden Girls). She was a really cute character. I have to say that the biggest disappointment for me were the songs, written by Randy Newman. I’m sorry but he sucks. None of the songs were memorable or catchy. I miss the days when Alan Menken (The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin) wrote for Disney. The ending was a bit of a surprise, I won’t spoil but something happened that you don’t usually see in Disney films. Even with these tiny flaws, The Princess and the Frog is a great film to add to the Disney library of animated classics. I hope we get to see more 2D animated films very soon. 2D animation has been away for far too long.

Last night, I ventured out in the rain again to dance the night away with my friend Josh. After the jump, check out a couple of our fun pics from last night …

Okay Disney animation fans … the newest Disney animated film The Princess and the Frog doesn’t open in theaters until December 11 but right here, right now you can watch the first 5 minutes of the film to get you all teased and excited for the actual film before it opens:

Now, I’m not sure if this video is authorized or not, nor do I know how long it will stay online before it gets yanked so you might wanna watch it while you can. After the jump, check out the first 5 minutes of The Princess and the Frog …

Yesterday we got our first look at the first movie for the new Walt Disney 2D animated film The Princess and the Frog. Today we get to check out the film’s first movie poster:

Cinematical has just received this beautiful exclusive teaser poster for Disney’s The Princess and the Frog, which marks the studio’s triumphant return to 2D hand-drawn animation. Featuring the voices of Anika Noni Rose (as Princess Tiana), Oprah Winfrey, Keith David, Jim Cummings, John Goodman, Jenifer Lewis, Bruno Campos, Michael-Leon Wooley, Peter Bartlett and Terrence Howard, The Princess and the Frog is based on E.D. Baker’s classic novel The Frog Princess, except this film — written and directed by the filmmaking duo of John Musker and Ron Clements (The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Hercules) — is set in New Orleans, stars a singing crocodile and features Disney’s first African-American princess. Famed songwriter/composer Randy Newman (Toy Story, Monsters, Inc.) lent his familiar voice to the soundtrack, which I’m sure will carve out its special place alongside Disney’s long list of memorable tracks … folks will have a chance to see the film when it hits theaters in New York and LA on November 25th before expanding wide on December 11th.

I love this poster … the colors are very sharp and vibrant … but doesn’t this poster make it look more like it’s advertising a 3D movie rather than a 2D hand-drawn movie? Even still, I’m really looking forward to the release of this film. It’s been far too long since Disney released a film with a full soundtrack of amazing songs. In the 90′s hey day, the soundtracks were just as entertaining as the films were. Here’s hoping The Princess and the Frog will offer some fun songs when it hits theaters later on this year. What is your fave Disney movie song? I have way too many faves but I’ve lately been singing Prince Ali from Aladdin. Good stuff, yo!

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The first full movie trailer for Walt Disney‘s new animated film The Princess and the Frog isn’t due to hit theaters until Disney‘s new computer animated film UP! opens in theaters. But, the trailer has made its way to the Internets for our early viewing pleasure after it aired on the Disney Channel this weekend. Here are a few screencaps from this new trailer for The Princess and the Frog:

My knowledge of the tale of The Princess and the Frog isn’t the best but it looks to me like Disney may be changing up the storyline a bit for their version of the tale. After the jump, check out the movie trailer in full and see what I’m talking about …

In January, we got our latest look at the protagonist heroine of Disney‘s new animated feature The Princess and the Frog which, as you all should know by now, is Disney‘s first Black princess. Today, we get our first look at her prince in the movie … he’s the guy that she saves (a la Belle in Beauty and the Beast) in the upcoming animated feature:

While some short-sighted people may take issue with Princess Tiana and her handsome Prince Naveen, I absolutely applaud Disney‘s decision to pair these two characters together in a romantic relationship. After the jump, check out what Prince Naveen looks like, er, when he’s not a frog …

Walt Disney Pictures released a new promo photo from their upcoming new animated film The Princess and the Frog which features the studio’s first ever Black princess character. On a day like today, when the US welcomes its first African American President, I think it’s fitting to feature Princess Tiana in this new promo pic from Disney‘s upcoming film The Princess and the Frog:

The film, formerly titled The Frog Princess, is scheduled to open in theaters on Xmas Day this year. It will be the 49th 2D animated film from Walt Disney Animation and the first made since 2004 (Home on the Rage was the studio’s last 2D animated film).

Set in New Orleans, LA, The Princess and the Frog features the voices of Anika Noni Rose (as Princess Tiana), Oprah Winfrey, Keith David, John Goodman, Jenifer Lewis and more. I am really looking forward to this new 2D animated film. As much as I love the Pixar animated films, I really miss the magic of traditional animation. A lot of folks have waited a long time for this movie to come out … I can’t wait!

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