CATDOLL: Disney's "Frozen" craze continues, new short film to be released next spring

Disney's 3D animated blockbuster "Frozen," adapted from Andersen's fairy tale "The Snow Queen," was released in 2013. The film's box office and critical acclaim set another miracle in the history of animation. It is reported that a new short film of this work will be released in the spring of next year.

Frozen tells the story of a winter spell that has caused the kingdom to be permanently covered in ice and snow. Anna, mountain dweller Kristoff and his reindeer partner team up to set off on an adventure to find her sister and save the kingdom (this is the first time in the Disney Princess series that the male protagonist is the "third party", haha). It is a commemorative work for the 90th anniversary of Disney's establishment. The theme song "Let It Go" won the Oscar for Best Original Song. As of April 10, 2014, the soundtrack of the movie has also topped the US Billboard album sales chart for 9 weeks, becoming the most popular soundtrack album since Titanic. As of July 16, 2014, Frozen has become the world's box office champion in animation history with a global box office of 1.272 billion US dollars, and has rushed to the fifth place in the film history box office list, winning the 2013 Golden Globe Award, Annie Award, and Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film.