A new Frozen 2 special edition DVD is to feature a huge number of extra features and documentaries, the most prized of which amongst fans will be the fabled deleted scene featuring a Napalm Death song.
A huge hit on 2019, Frozen 2’s soundtrack will be familiar to millions of parents.
However, what is less known is that the film originally featured a specially composed song by the metal legends entitled Creeping Void of the Wasteland that plays over the scene in which the wall of mist traps everyone in the Enchanted Forest.
“Well, I was really proud of Frozen,” explained director Jennifer Lee.
“But, as a fan, I always thought there was room for a Napalm Death song. Possibly performed in the film by the Trolls?
“But, in the end, I could never make it fit. So, when Frozen 2 came along, I knew immediately that the mist sequence would be perfect for the Death.
“I got in contact and they were happy to help. Apparently, they were big fans of the first film and watched it on the tour bus all the time, and so they gave us Creeping Void of the Wasteland.
“It was perfect.”
Sadly, Disney disagreed.
“Yeah, the terrifying screaming, extreme profanity and horrifying imagery of decaying corpses – they said it wasn’t really suitable for children.
“I tried to argue that children who were fans of the first film would be teenagers now and, as such, would be pretty comfortable with terrifying screaming, extreme profanity and horrifying imagery of decaying corpses.
“But I was overruled.”
Happily, though, the new Frozen 2 Special Edition will give everyone a chance to see how the scene would have looked if Ms Lee’s musical choice had prevailed.
The DVD will also feature deleted scenes featuring songs from Insane Clown Posse, Carcass, and Extreme Noise Terror along with some incendiary vintage stand-up comedy from Bill Hicks.
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