Princess Froglegs goes undercover to compete in her father's Froglympics in order to avoid being married off to a male suitor.Princess Froglegs goes undercover to compete in her father's Froglympics in order to avoid being married off to a male suitor.Princess Froglegs goes undercover to compete in her father's Froglympics in order to avoid being married off to a male suitor.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Gregg Sulkin
- Inspector Noggin
- (voice)
Dallas Lovato
- Bestie
- (voice)
Romeo Miller
- Foofie
- (voice)
Brandon Hudson
- Devo
- (voice)
Nathan Barnatt
- Boogie
- (voice)
Talon Reid
- Announcer Froggie
- (voice)
Drake Bell
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
Cameron Dallas
- Freddie
- (voice)
Keith David
- Frog King
- (voice)
Mychal Simka
- Froggy Ababwa
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
- Directors
- Nelson Shin
- Melanie Simka(english version)
- Writers
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- TriviaThis would not be the last time Keith David would voice an amphibious king as he would later voice King Andrias in the Disney animated series Amphibia (2019), who is a giant newt.
- GoofsDuring the hurdles event at the Frog Olymics, the Frog princess and other participants fall down at one point. When the Princess shakes one of the participants and asks "What's wrong with you?," her lips don't move.
- ConnectionsFollowed by The Frog Kingdom 2: Sub-Zero Mission (2016)
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Title: "Ribbit-tastic Fun: Frog Kingdom - The Croak-tastic Cinematic Masterpiece!"
Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round, for I am about to take you on an epic journey into the world of cinematic genius that is "Frog Kingdom." Move over, Oscar winners, because there's a new sheriff in town, and he's got webbed feet and a penchant for pond puns.
First things first, the plot of "Frog Kingdom" is so complex, you might need a degree in amphibian studies to fully grasp it. Picture this: a frog prince named Freddie is on a quest to save his love, a frog princess named Frog Princess. Yes, you heard that right-Frog Princess. Who needs a backstory when you have a name like that?
Now, imagine this royal couple being threatened by the evil and rather unimaginatively named toad, Bog the Villain. Bog the Villain, folks. I bet he majored in villainy in evil college.
But wait, it gets better! To save the day, Freddie teams up with a neurotic turtle, a wise old beetle, and a chameleon who's seen it all (literally). Together, they embark on an adventure so thrilling that even Indiana Jones would be jealous.
Now, let's talk about the CGI. "Frog Kingdom" boasts visuals so lifelike that you'll find yourself wondering if they secretly filmed frogs for this movie. The underwater scenes are so immersive that you might want to bring a snorkel to the theater just in case.
The dialogue? Pure poetry. At one point, Freddie utters the immortal line, "I love you, Frog Princess, like a fly loves a lily pad." Move over, Shakespeare, because "Frog Kingdom" just redefined romance.
And the music? It's like John Williams and Beethoven teamed up for an amphibious symphony. The froggy chorus scenes are so toe-tappingly catchy that you'll leave the theater croaking to your heart's content.
But what truly sets "Frog Kingdom" apart is its deep philosophical undercurrents. It grapples with timeless questions, like "What's the meaning of life when you're a frog?" and "Can a frog be a hero without wearing a cape?" These questions will leave you pondering long after the credits roll.
In conclusion, "Frog Kingdom" is not just the best movie ever made; it's a leap forward in cinematic history. It's a tale of love, heroism, and amphibians that will have you ribbiting with laughter and shedding tadpole tears. So grab your froggy friends and hop on over to the theater-this is one croak-tastic adventure you won't want to miss!
Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round, for I am about to take you on an epic journey into the world of cinematic genius that is "Frog Kingdom." Move over, Oscar winners, because there's a new sheriff in town, and he's got webbed feet and a penchant for pond puns.
First things first, the plot of "Frog Kingdom" is so complex, you might need a degree in amphibian studies to fully grasp it. Picture this: a frog prince named Freddie is on a quest to save his love, a frog princess named Frog Princess. Yes, you heard that right-Frog Princess. Who needs a backstory when you have a name like that?
Now, imagine this royal couple being threatened by the evil and rather unimaginatively named toad, Bog the Villain. Bog the Villain, folks. I bet he majored in villainy in evil college.
But wait, it gets better! To save the day, Freddie teams up with a neurotic turtle, a wise old beetle, and a chameleon who's seen it all (literally). Together, they embark on an adventure so thrilling that even Indiana Jones would be jealous.
Now, let's talk about the CGI. "Frog Kingdom" boasts visuals so lifelike that you'll find yourself wondering if they secretly filmed frogs for this movie. The underwater scenes are so immersive that you might want to bring a snorkel to the theater just in case.
The dialogue? Pure poetry. At one point, Freddie utters the immortal line, "I love you, Frog Princess, like a fly loves a lily pad." Move over, Shakespeare, because "Frog Kingdom" just redefined romance.
And the music? It's like John Williams and Beethoven teamed up for an amphibious symphony. The froggy chorus scenes are so toe-tappingly catchy that you'll leave the theater croaking to your heart's content.
But what truly sets "Frog Kingdom" apart is its deep philosophical undercurrents. It grapples with timeless questions, like "What's the meaning of life when you're a frog?" and "Can a frog be a hero without wearing a cape?" These questions will leave you pondering long after the credits roll.
In conclusion, "Frog Kingdom" is not just the best movie ever made; it's a leap forward in cinematic history. It's a tale of love, heroism, and amphibians that will have you ribbiting with laughter and shedding tadpole tears. So grab your froggy friends and hop on over to the theater-this is one croak-tastic adventure you won't want to miss!
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- Gross worldwide
- $3,280,189
- Runtime1 hour 26 minutes
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