https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jstr5-gpIU

 

I took the liberty of creating a collection of Disney Animation teaser trailers. Surprisingly, there is a lot of history that can be delved into the success and failings of each movie alongside technical advancements and definition changes of the various Disney movies. 

 

For convenience purposes, I've also provided a timeline as to which trailer starts when: I hope you enjoy this compilation.

 

0:16 - The Princess and The Frog

1:16 - Tangled

1:45 - Winnie The Pooh

2:01 - Wreck-It Ralph

3:16 - Frozen

4:45 - Big Hero 6

6:19 - Zootopia/Zootropolis

Winnie the Pooh was so good

I remember the first time I saw that teaser for Frozen. I know teasers are exactly that, but man the Frozen teaser trailer was awful. I skimmed the trailers that followed and only went to see the film because it was Disney. In the end my opinion on the film is moot (I also don't want to start anything).

 

Baymax is pure comedy gold in the both the movie and teaser. The other teasers aren't as bad and I'm hyped for Zootropolis!

Edited October 25, 201510 yr by KHSoraKeyBlade

Winnie the Pooh was so good

 

They were purposely competing against Harry Potter. Stupid marketing movie on Disney if I do say so myself...

 

 

I remember the first time I saw that teaser for Frozen. I know teasers are exactly that, but man the Frozen teaser trailer was awful. I skimmed the trailers that followed and only went to see the film because it was Disney. In the end my opinion on the film is moot (I also don't want to start anything).

 

Baymax is pure comedy gold in the both the movie and teaser. The other teasers aren't as bad and I'm hyped for Zootropolis!

 

Well, I can understand. It was Frozen onwards in which Disney started to have teaser trailers before their official trailers. It's a shame that The Princess and The Frog had such a feminine teaser trailer and Winnie The Pooh was outright celebrating that it was competing against Harry Potter... both those movies suffered due to that mistake.

They were purposely competing against Harry Potter. Stupid marketing movie on Disney if I do say so myself...

 

 

 

Well, I can understand. It was Frozen onwards in which Disney started to have teaser trailers before their official trailers. It's a shame that The Princess and The Frog had such a feminine teaser trailer and Winnie The Pooh was outright celebrating that it was competing against Harry Potter... both those movies suffered due to that mistake.

Yeah I never understood the reasoning behind the teaser for The Princess and The Frog. Ah, see Winnie the Pooh never came out over here in the summer, but I remember it was up against Harry Potter in the States. Personally, I missed Winnie the Pooh in cinemas, but it was a great film (albeit criminally short).