Shortly after posting my Disney Princess Line up, I was told that I can give a copy of the DVD away and that they will send me a copy as a Thank You for posting. Ahhh, the excitement I had. I haven’t even told my daughter yet. I was singing and dancing my way through the afternoon. Disney just makes me happy.
Princess Kiss Montage
Bonus Features:
- Deleted Scenes
- Audio Commentary by John Musker and Ron Clements (co-writers and directors) and Peter Del Vecho (producer)
- “Never Knew I Needed”- Music video by Ne-Yo
The single disc DVD comes with these exciting bonus features:
Games and Activities:
- What Do You See: Princess Portraits — A bayou-style quiz tests viewers’ knowledge of all of
Disney’s beautiful princesses. Ray’s firefly family creates twinkling portraits of each princess and if
the player correctly identifies her, they can enjoy a tongue-cheek mini re-telling of that character’s
story.
The Blu-ray Combo Pack edition comes with additional bonus features, including:
Backstage Disney:
- Magic In The Bayou: The Making of A Princess — Co-writers and directors John Musker and Ron
Clements take a freewheeling, behind-the-scenes look at the making of Disney’s newest animated
film as it grows from an initial concept to a lavish animated film set in the enchanting world of New
Orleans and the surrounding bayous. - The Return To Hand Drawn Animation
- The Disney Legacy
- Disney’s Newest Princess
- The Princess and the Animator
- Conjuring The Villain
- A Return To The Animated Musical
- Bringing Life to Animation with an introduction by John Musker and Ron Clements.
- Deleted Scenes introduced by the filmmakers
- Art Galleries — A collection of storyboard art traces the visual development of The Princess and the Frog’s rich gallery of characters and settings.
With extravagant musical numbers, stunningly realized settings and gorgeously rendered costumes, The Princess and the Frog serves up an experience Richard Corliss of Time calls “A start-to-finish delight.”
To Enter:
Tell me what you know about The Princess and the Frog?
That’s all!
This giveaway will end on March 26th.
I haven’t seen it yet so I don’t know much about it yet.
I know that it has the newest princess in it, and that I’m going to Disney World this summmer and love everything Disney, so I hope I win!
Very little! I haven’t seen it yet…all I know is from the preview, where Tiara kisses the frog and rather than the frog turning into a prince, she turns into a frog.
Thank you for the giveaway!
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I know nothing other than the music is supposed to be good.
I know that it is based in New Orleans and involves voodoo. I also know that the princess gets turned into a frog when she kisses the frog.
I don’t know much except that a new Disney princess is introduced.
All I know is the princess gets turned into a frog when she kisses the frog.
I know it takes place in Louisiana and two of the songs were Oscar nominees for best song, although The Weary Kind won.
i know ny grandson wants to see it its great childrens fare i’ve heard
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I know that it’s the FIRST African American Princess in a Disney movie! Yeah!
i know only that it is a DISNEY movie and that the princess is the first african american princess, and that someone gets turned into a frog, but i want to see the movie!!!
I’ve heard it’s a really cute movie – we have yet to see it!
i know there is frogs , a prince, and a princess in it, i know someone gets turned into a frog and that is about it but o man i want to see it, and i dont care how old i am lol
I have not seen it yet, but from the previews, it looks like a very cute movie. Will definitely be one I woud want to watch with my kids. Thank you for the giveaway.
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We haven’t seen it yet so I don’t know a whole lot about it. I do know that it’s set in Louisiana…or least I believe it is.
I know that it’s based in New Orleans. I also know that it shows you the road to what you dream for isn’t always easy or the way you thought it would be.
I don’t know much about this movie, to
be honest, other than the fact that my
daughter wants it!! LOL I love any of
the Disney movies, though, so I hope to
win!!
Thank you!
I think that the Princess turns into a frog
All I know is that looks to be funny.
My daughter and I saw it a few weeks ago and its an animated film and fairy tale musical which takes place in New Orleans in the 1920s. The prince Naveen is transformed into a frog by the evil voodoo magician Dr. Facilier. The frog mistakes Tiana for a princess and has her kiss him to break the spell. The kiss does not break the spell, but instead turns Tiana into a frog as well. The princess and the frog then try to reach the voodoo queen to break the spell. The End!
I know it is set in New Orleans and has great music!
I DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS MOVIE EXCEPT THE FROG TALKS
My daughter’s were given the cd of the soundtrack from this movie and they LOVE it!
Tiana is the first African American Disney Princess.
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I haven’t seen it but I hear that Louis is the best.
I love the firefly. And the villian is scary. the voodoo man.
The voice of Tiana is done by Anika Noni Rose who was in the movie Dream Girls
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I have only seen the first 30 minutes or so (2 yr. old & toddler attention spans, thankfully we went to the dollar theater!). I do know that Tiana is the first African American Disney Princess & it’s set in New Orleans.
don’t know much about it other than i want to see it
I no nothing about the movie but it sure looks cute.
I haven’t seen this movie, but I remember that the extra credit features were filmed in New Orleans- where I am from!
I know that the girl kisses a frog and instead of him turning back into a prince, she turns into a frog.
I know nothing about it except it’s a Disney movie and my granddaughter wants to see it really bad, thanks.
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I know that the animators brought in real frogs to use for authentic representation of frogs.
All I know about it is that my 3 1/2 year old grandson (yes, grandson) saw it at the theater and loved it. Should I worry?
) Anyway I know he’d love to see it again.
Well I can tell you that it is an amazing movie. Another brilliant 2D animation from Disney. I can tell you that it has a great lesson to learn, that what we want, may not always be what we need.
I know it features the first black Disney princess.
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I haven’t seen it yet, so I don’t know much about it. I do know it looks a lot like a story that I heard a bout when I was little.
A princess found a frog, kissed the frog, and he turned into a handsome Prince. This new movie that just came out looks like a colored version of the original tale.
i know it has a princess and it has a frog and someone gets turned into a frog
I know that it was supposed to be my three little ones very first movie theater experience but then swine flu hit and I couldn’t risk my respiratory compromised daughter…sigh! The movie is set in New Orleans and introduces the first African American Disney Princess…YAY!
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I commented on your adorable “Trip through Disney Princess” with your kids re-enacting Cinderella. Adorable…you must be very proud!
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I know its a new disney princess dvd!
We saw it at the theater and my daughters loved it. It was pretty funny.
I know nothing about The Princess and the Frog except The Princess kissed the Frog.
Are we talking about the original story or the movie? Because I’ve seen and read plenty of versions of the story, including the Disney movie. But if there’s one thing I know the most from the movie, it’s the words to Ne-Yo’s “Never Knew I Needed”. I *love* that song.
I don’t know much about the movie except what I have been reading on the reviews. I know there is a new Disney Princess. There is frog kissing and voodoo. I don’t even remember reading this story when I was younger