Tangled at the El Capitan Theatre - 2016-02-20 - Lobby Display of Animation Artwork and Figures - #6 of 6 - Zootopia
Lobby of the El Capitan Theatre. Large scale figures and artwork from Zootopia.
I saw Tangled at the El Capitan Theatre on Saturday February 20, 2016 at 7 pm. It was a wonderful experience, especially since I had never seen it in a movie theater before. Also they had the special guests Mandy Moore and director Nathan Greno appear before the showing the film. They were both charming and funny, and Mandy looked lovely. They did some Q&A, and helped in the raffles. The big prizes was the artwork created and signed by Nathan Greno and a big poster of Tangled, which was also shown on the big screen throughout the preliminaries before the movie. Also on the stage, a guy proposed marriage to a girl from the audience (she was told that she was the grand prize winner of the raffle), and fortunately she said yes.
After the showing of Tangled, they showed Tangled Ever After. It was nice seeing it again, and I think I enjoyed it even more this time, since the audience was so into it.
Afterwards I took a photo of a couple of cosplayers of Anna and Elsa, who sat a couple of rows in front of me, and sang along with Let It Go when the house organist played it in its entirety. There was also a good looking Flynn and Rapunzel couple in the lobby, but I didn't take photos of them.
Tangled at the El Capitan Theatre - 2016-02-20 - Lobby Display of Animation Artwork and Figures - #6 of 6 - Zootopia
Lobby of the El Capitan Theatre. Large scale figures and artwork from Zootopia.
I saw Tangled at the El Capitan Theatre on Saturday February 20, 2016 at 7 pm. It was a wonderful experience, especially since I had never seen it in a movie theater before. Also they had the special guests Mandy Moore and director Nathan Greno appear before the showing the film. They were both charming and funny, and Mandy looked lovely. They did some Q&A, and helped in the raffles. The big prizes was the artwork created and signed by Nathan Greno and a big poster of Tangled, which was also shown on the big screen throughout the preliminaries before the movie. Also on the stage, a guy proposed marriage to a girl from the audience (she was told that she was the grand prize winner of the raffle), and fortunately she said yes.
After the showing of Tangled, they showed Tangled Ever After. It was nice seeing it again, and I think I enjoyed it even more this time, since the audience was so into it.
Afterwards I took a photo of a couple of cosplayers of Anna and Elsa, who sat a couple of rows in front of me, and sang along with Let It Go when the house organist played it in its entirety. There was also a good looking Flynn and Rapunzel couple in the lobby, but I didn't take photos of them.