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[Dominus]

@Johnnie Freezer: Besides the Olaf and Narnia bits, I agree with you. The musical thing boils down to preferences, though - It's essentially a musical, and I'd ask those put off by musicals to avoid the movie altogether. It's everywhere.

But yeah, spoilers aside, there are a lot of unanswered questions left from the movie and the end isn't perfect. They'd said in the extras that their theme was "Love conquers all", and for better or for worse, than goes on through from front to end.

[Johnnie Walker]

Aye. Music is always a preference. But I do like musicals though. (Across the Universe is one of the best imo.)

 

I was mostly joking about the Olaf part though. Well, except towards the end, WHERE IS THAT SNOW CLOUD!?

 

As far as the Narnia part goes, it's not exactly the same, but it just immediately reminded me of it. A "ice queen" getting out of control thus covering everything in snow and ice. It's almost like Elsa was a friendlier, golden hearted version of the White Witch. Not really saying that's what it was or Disney actually stole it, but that's just what it reminded me of tbh. 

 

Exactly. The "love conquers all" thing is just, well, kinda old.

And they seemed so transfixed on making that the moral of the film, that they ended up not making it as well as they could have. 

 

So I got something different from the movie altogether.. If you only focus on one thing in life, it'll consume you. Thus you'll pass by other things and entities. Because all you will know is the one thing you want so badly. 

[LPPrince]

 

So I got something different from the movie altogether.. If you only focus on one thing in life, it'll consume you. Thus you'll pass by other things and entities. Because all you will know is the one thing you want so badly. 

 

You can attribute that to pretty much everyone in this movie, its kinda great in retrospect.

[Johnnie Walker]

You can also attribute that to the vast majority of people in the real world as well sadly. 

[LPPrince]

You can also attribute that to the vast majority of people in the real world as well sadly. 

 

Unfortunately, yeah.

[LPPrince]

I was asked to put my hair into an Elsa-esque braid in this thread, which happened forever ago. Now I get surprised with artwork from an artist on Roosterteeth.com of me, and they happened to do it with the Elsa braid in, hahaha

 

[Raizo]

Okay well I admit that some of those are just put in there to mess around. But come on, they should have explained why or how Elsa got those powers. Like the whole movie and plot is just so random. It's like... "Here's a girl with powers and one day----" Wait wait wait... lemme stop you right there. Why does she have these powers? And why does nobody else have 'em? Has there ever been reports of other people having them? If so, what's they're story or how did they learn to control it? 

 

They just throw you in the plot and at first I was thinking, well maybe they'll go into detail later kinda like how some video games/movies/books do, but they didn't. It kinda felt like they thought of a plot (that was almost like it was ripped off from Narina I swear), made some graphics, and piled some songs. Stitched it all together and said, "Done!". 

 

And away with your Elsa gifs. I know she's your waifu and all, but you're crampin' my style. And I have dismissed your bias posts!

 

Yes. This was a huge pet peeve of mine. There's a bit in the beginning where the King and Queen take thier daughters to see the trolls and the leader of the troll's looks at Elsa and asks if she was under a curse or if she was born that way and the King just replies she was born that way and makes no further comment on the matter as if it were the most natural thing in the world. If your child is born with ice powers you'd make a big frigging deal about it, you'd have questions about and you'd want answers.

 

I also had issues with the lack of Elsa's character development, where is the story about her lost childhood, her isolation, her loneliness, her fear about her powers. Instead she seems happy with her self imposed isolation when she runs away from Arrendale ( did I spell that correctly? ). Elsa is treated more as a plot device than an actual person. I also felt like it was rushed, I have watched frozen again and I do still feel like it is missing something, little moments of exposition and character development. I still enjoy it but I still stand by my belief that it is over rated, Disney have produced better ( I still say that Tangled was superior ). Frozen has lots of heart and charm and Anna, Elsa, Olaf and Kristoff are all very likeable but it isn't enough to compensate for the fact it does not live up to the full potential of it's premise.

[LPPrince]

Arendelle.

[Raizo]

I had a feeling I got that wrong.

[LPPrince]

Hah, no worries.

[Dominus]

So apparently there are an absolute ton of easter eggs in Frozen which most haven't noticed. Someone built a 109-image slideshow depicting all of the little tricks they threw in.

[LPPrince]

Oh yeah, and Let It Go has reached 200 million+ views on Youtube

 

[Raizo]

So apparently there are an absolute ton of easter eggs in Frozen which most haven't noticed. Someone built a 109-image slideshow depicting all of the little tricks they threw in.

I really enjoyed that, thanks.

[LPPrince]

Courtesy of Dom

 

[TheClonesLegacy]

Do you want to go and Slam Jam?

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

It seems the animation has tangled people's emotions TOO MUCH. I wonder if it can beat The Avengers in total gross.

[EarthboundNess]

Saw an interesting interview with Mr Santino Fontana, aka 'The Hans'

 

While he said he wasn't interested in returning for a Frozen sequel, the writers, (who aren't actively working on a sequel but are going through ideas) had at least piqued his interest, as they said they would need him back to 'redeem' his character.

[LPPrince]

Saw an interesting interview with Mr Santino Fontana, aka 'The Hans'

 

While he said he wasn't interested in returning for a Frozen sequel, the writers, (who aren't actively working on a sequel but are going through ideas) had at least piqued his interest, as they said they would need him back to 'redeem' his character.

 

He'll be back if Hans comes back. For sure.

[EarthboundNess]

Well, he also said that people keep expecting him to be absolutely loaded after Frozen's success, when pretty much all he did was record his lines back in 2011 and get a standard fee.

 

Things are a little different now, so assuming he can be bought out, they'd just need to throw a whole lot more money at him this time.

[LPPrince]

Voice acting is hard. /trufax

[EarthboundNess]

ikr? How often do you actually find someone who's good at being royalty?                                                        dohohoho

 

 

Also, team compositions have changed. Somewhat. 

 

 

 

Hans, why do you have that key monstrosity...

[LPPrince]

To your question, WHAT WAS DONE THERE WAS BRILLIANT

 

Second, eww to the key thing

[Chewin]

Saw an interesting interview with Mr Santino Fontana, aka 'The Hans'
 
While he said he wasn't interested in returning for a Frozen sequel, the writers, (who aren't actively working on a sequel but are going through ideas) had at least piqued his interest, as they said they would need him back to 'redeem' his character.

This pleases me.

And what!? 6th place? Dear lord it keeps to amaze me.

[LPPrince]

It'll stay there, I think. It'll take way too many weeks to get to 5th.

[LPPrince]

THERE IS NO GODDAMN NOSE EARTHBOUND