They say "home is wear the heart is" and coincidentally, it's also where you can watch
Frozen II out on DVD and Blu-Ray on February 25. That means kids (and TBH, adults too) can pivot from playing "Let It Go" nonstop to alternating between "Let It Go" and "Into The Unknown." It also means extra special bonus features like unreleased song called "Home" to blast and interview clips with the cast where they share things like what home means to them.In this exclusive clip (which you can watch above—you're welcome), Kristen Bell, Josh Gad, Jonathan Groff, Sterling K. Brown and Evan Rachel Wood, plus songwriters Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, get cute and candid about what makes a home. It's as warm and fuzzy as the movie and twice as sweet."I'm very similar to my character," Kristen says in the bonus features. "I'm just as co-dependent and home is being with the people you care about and nurturing them... to me, when my tribe is together, I'm able to have self-esteem by being responsible and nurturing them—that is when I feel most at home."[video_embed id='-1']RELATED: Stars of ‘Frozen 2’ admit they told their kids all the movie’s secrets[/video_embed]It's no secret Kristen's home is her fam-jam—the mom, who shares two girls with husband Dax Shepard—
told us as much last year when she talked to
etalk ahead of the Canadian launch of the couple's baby brand, Hello Bello. She even added that the "secret sauce" to the brand's success is that she and Dax love, love, love working together on it.Fam was truly the theme to what counts as home for all of the
Frozen stars. Josh Gad, who often
posts on Instagram about how hard it is to be away from his two daughters when filming or doing press, said they truly are the joys of his life."Anywhere my children and my family are is home," he said. "As long as I've got the core of my family, that is my home. That is what makes me feel the greatest joy and comfort."[video_embed id='1896506']RELATED: Josh Gad gives Ben Mulroney’s daughter some interview tips[/video_embed]Sterling, Jonathan and Evan agreed that it's truly where their families are that becomes home, but added that they feel strong attachments to the places they grew up, too. For Sterling, that's St. Louis, Missouri, even though he hasn't lived there since he was 18; Jonathan still feels drawn back to his dad's horse farm in Lancaster, Pennsylvania; and Evan thinks of the sights and smells of North Carolina when she thinks of home.The
DVD/Blu-Ray release also includes the unreleased song "Home," as well as deleted scenes, fun facts and a sing-along version.[video_embed id='1896025']RELATED: Idina Menzel is hoping for ‘Frozen 3’[/video_embed]
