Disney and Pixar recently released their latest film Coco. The reviews for Coco have been amazing…
https://twitter.com/dylanminnette/status/935258748309737472
Coco is amazing ❤️ #coco #pixarcoco pic.twitter.com/ZXgHujjcBx
— 🖤 mintmintdoodles 🖤 (@Mintmintdoodles) November 28, 2017
However the Frozen short before Coco is a completely different story…
The 21-minute Frozen “short” before the spectacular Coco might be the worst thing Disney has put its stamp of approval on in ages.
— Brittany (@BrittByBit) November 24, 2017
They say in the moment before you die a 22 minute Frozen short flashes before your eyes.
— Arnie Niekamp (@misterarnie) November 26, 2017
https://twitter.com/lungsoftheocean/status/935222315134042112
Sometimes I wake up covered in sweat and screaming, filled with the horrifying certainty that I’m STILL watching that seemingly endless Frozen “short” that played before Coco.
— Jhonen Vasquez (@JhonenV) November 26, 2017
LOL the theater has signs up warning people the FROZEN Short before COCO is 21 mins
— Jacob (@JEBermanator) November 24, 2017
Me, watching the six-hour Frozen "short" that played before Coco. pic.twitter.com/QDNVnQ15kn
— Andy Herren (@AndyHerren) November 26, 2017
https://twitter.com/calvinstowell/status/934223344752300033
https://twitter.com/cherrizard/status/934926108511916033
I would rather watch a 10 minute short film about Heihei narrowly escaping death multiple times after he gets lost and tries to find his way back to Moana rather than a 21 min Frozen "short." Just sayin' pic.twitter.com/DZWtTHN0Vb
— Nina⁷ 🦄✨ (@lefancygeek) November 28, 2017
It’s really beautiful the way our hatred for the Frozen short before Coco has brought us all together
— Paige Weldon (@paigeweldon) November 27, 2017
Even if you loved or hated the Frozen short one thing in certain Coco was an amazing movie!
Coco has just been named Best Animated Feature by the National Board of Review! Congratulations to @leeunkrich, @AdrianTheMolina, @DarlaKAnderson, and the entire #PixarCoco team! pic.twitter.com/L6XhnAqW9T
— Disney•Pixar's Coco (@pixarcoco) November 28, 2017
