In 2013, Disney Studios released Frozen, a musical loosely based on an old tale called Frozen. This film broke box office records in its first weekend of release. It was the first film to gross $1 billion worldwide and is now officially the highest-grossing animated film of all time. It won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film, as well as Best Original Song for Let It Go. The success of the Disney revival sparked a reaction throughout the film industry. In which many companies were looking to create their own animation studios. Fox Animation Studios, Turner Feature Animation, and Warner Brothers Feature Animation were all created in response to what appeared to be a growing business in the entertainment industry. However, it is safe to say that most attempts during the Renaissance period were met with largely mixed and negative reviews. Such examples include Thumbelina, Quest for Camelot and The Swan by Hans Christian Andersen.