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“The Princess and the Frog,” Walt Disney Studios’ first hand-drawn animated film in six years, debuted to a estimated $25 million!
The film, a twist on a Brothers Grimm tale about a woman turned into a frog after a kiss, enjoyed the highest debut for an animated movie released in December. It supplanted Beavis and Butt-head Do America, which opened to $20 million in 1996.
Like that film, The Princess and The Frog drew a surprising number of unaccompanied adults. Nearly one in five moviegoers came to the theater without children, according to Disney exit polling.
“That’s the number that’s sweetest,” Disney’s Chuck Viane says. “We knew families were going to come. But we didn’t know about the adults without kids. That was going to depend on reviews.”
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About 83% of the nation’s critics recommended the movie, according to RottenTomatoes.
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