Update: All winners have been notified. Thank you everyone for entering the contest!
Screening Date: Wednesday, November 20
Time: 7:30 PM
City: Washington, DC
Theater: AMC Georgetown
Screening Date: Wednesday, November 20
Time: 7:30 PM
City: Washington, DC
Theater: AMC Georgetown
In Frozen, princess Anna (Kristin Bell) sets off on a journey with mountain man Kristoff (Jonathan Groff) to find her sister, and soon-to-be queen, Elsa (Idina Menzel) after their kingdom becomes trapped in a magical, eternal winter. Encountering Everest-like conditions, mystical trolls and a hilarious snowman named Olaf (Josh Gad), Anna and Kristoff battle the elements in a race to save the kingdom. Frozen is inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's The Snow Queen. We have passes for a screening of Disney's latest film for Wednesday, November 20, 2013 at 7:30 PM.
We will be selecting winners on Friday. To qualify, you MUST be a fan of Watch or Pass on Facebook, so if you haven't "liked" us yet, please go there and do so now. After that, please comment on this blog post (using Disqus, so we have an email address to contact you at) with your answer to the question: Who is your favorite Disney princess?
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ReplyDeleteCinderella!
ReplyDeleteMulan - she's brave, smart, witty, and thinks quick on her feet.
ReplyDeleteHi! So excited about this movie. I like snow white because I apparently look like her :D. Also, I know a little about being abused by your family and having your life in danger, so I relate to her on many levels.
ReplyDeleteCinderella
ReplyDeleteUp until now? I'm gonna go with Rapunzel. I don't care what Disney says; Merida was a Pixar release and doesn't count.
ReplyDeleteI really like Belle from Beauty and the Beast. Nice story.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Disney princess is Merida from last year's Disney film, Brave. I embraced her independent spirit to fight for her personal convictions and her courage to break the spell to win back her mom.
ReplyDeleteFavorite princess is Belle, because she sacrificed herself to save her father. And she had a noble heart to love the Beast for who he was.
ReplyDeleteI'd say Beauty and the Beast because it has a great message.
ReplyDeleteCinderella
ReplyDeletePrincess Tiana the Frog Princess
ReplyDeleteBelle
ReplyDeleteTiana - just a more relate-able modern day princess
ReplyDeleteBelle
ReplyDeleteBelle or Ariel
ReplyDeleteTiana
ReplyDeleteMerida from Brave. Loved this movie.
ReplyDeleteAriel!!
ReplyDeleteBelle.
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna go with Ariel because that was the first Disney movie I watched with my step daughter and she loves her.
ReplyDeleteBelle by far. She's a book nerd, just like me.
ReplyDeletePrincess Mulan
ReplyDeleteAriel
ReplyDeletePocahontas - I would run around barefoot, roll around in the leaves and my father use to have a raccoon for a pet. This was the story of my childhood
ReplyDeleteAriel is my favorite princess!
ReplyDeleteAriel is my favorite
ReplyDeleteprincess tiana!
ReplyDeleteMulan
ReplyDeleteMulan
ReplyDeleteHmm...Hard one. I'll go with Tiana.
ReplyDeleteTiana
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to treating my honor roll student with this great prize!
ReplyDelete.This should be a nice holiday treat..:)
ReplyDeleteAriel
ReplyDeleteBelle
ReplyDeleteJasmine!
ReplyDeleteAriel
ReplyDeleteRapunzel
ReplyDeleteSnowwhite - This was my band name in high school.
ReplyDeleteAriel from the little mermaid
ReplyDeleteSleeping Beauty
ReplyDeletePocahontas!!
ReplyDeleteI love Belle!
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