Ooh! If you ever get the chance you could take her to see The Lion King on Broadway! You know, when she's a wee bit older and can appreciate it, hahaha. I went to the show when I was younger and it was great(now I feel old).
And Frozen's being made for Broadway as well, so that too! After she sees the film.
Sure, as long as it doesn't have that awful woman singing "Let it go" in it.
That sounds fun, though would prefer more of a "redemption" story for him. Of course considering what he did and tried to do such a feat would hardly be an easy one, most likely improbable, but would be cool to see how it would turn out were that the case.
Personal preference, though.
A redemption story, yes I've heard/read several people calling for Teh Snah to have his redemption. What would you want for the villain?
Sure, as long as it doesn't have that awful woman singing "Let it go" in it.
SPEAKERS, ELEVATE
SPEAKERS, ELEVATE
It really is the most hideous Disney voice yet, I don't know what they were thinking! I want to stab myself in the ears just to make it stop.
It really is the most hideous Disney voice yet, I don't know what they were thinking! I want to stab myself in the ears just to make it stop.
THE COLD BOTHERS YOU LOLOLOL
THE COLD BOTHERS YOU LOLOLOL
Yes, the icy sharpness of her screeching voice.
Yes, the icy sharpness of her screeching voice.
LIES AND SLANDER lololol
A redemption story, yes I've heard/read several people calling for Teh Snah to have his redemption. What would you want for the villain?
Oh I haven't thought about anything substantial, but simply having the sequel perchance continue with its theme on forgiveness, righting past mistakes and understandings (which the first movie quite heavily focused on) in some capacity when it comes to Hans would be something I could appreciate to be explored, especially for someone who tried to commit something heinous.
Since Frozen largely focused on correcting ones "unintentional mistake", it would be interesting to see what Disney would do for someone who deliberately tried to do something wrong and whether such a person would be allowed to be forgiven at all. Always nice method to teach kids about life lessons, and could serve for some nice character development for the guy.
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Frozen 2?
I want a another cameo from Rapunzel and Flynn Rider or else I'm not watching.
Jokes.
I'll watch it anyway.
But I do want another sneaky cameo like that.
Oh I haven't thought about anything substantial, but simply having the sequel perchance continue with its theme on forgiveness, righting past mistakes and understandings (which the first movie quite heavily focused on) in some capacity when it comes to Hans would be something I could appreciate to be explored, especially for someone who tried to commit something heinous.
Since Frozen largely focused on correcting ones "unintentional mistake", it would be interesting to see what Disney would do for someone who deliberately tried to do something wrong and whether such a person would be allowed to be forgiven at all. Always nice method to teach kids about life lessons, and could serve for some nice character development for the guy.
Okay, important question- Where does his horse Citron fit into all of this.
Frozen 2?
I want a another cameo from Rapunzel and Flynn Rider or else I'm not watching.
Jokes.
I'll watch it anyway.
But I do want another sneaky cameo like that.
Okay, important question- Where does his horse Citron fit into all of this.
Citron has been replaced by Pomelo of course 
Citron has been replaced by Pomelo of course
NOPE.avi
Frozen 2?
I want a another cameo from Rapunzel and Flynn Rider or else I'm not watching.
Jokes.
I'll watch it anyway.
But I do want another sneaky cameo like that.
Flynn Ryder 
How about Frozen or the Disney Renaissance films? They stand the test of time so I figure she's good if she grows up with them and Frozen's the closest Disney got to the Renaissance films since it ended. I imagine she'd enjoy most if not all, hahaha.
Oh I haven't thought about anything substantial, but simply having the sequel perchance continue with its theme on forgiveness, righting past mistakes and understandings (which the first movie quite heavily focused on) in some capacity when it comes to Hans would be something I could appreciate to be explored, especially for someone who tried to commit something heinous.
Since Frozen largely focused on correcting ones "unintentional mistake", it would be interesting to see what Disney would do for someone who deliberately tried to do something wrong and whether such a person would be allowed to be forgiven at all. Always nice method to teach kids about life lessons, and could serve for some nice character development for the guy.
We took our daughter to see the Lion King musical last weekend. We arranged for my mom to watch her during the second Act (three hours doing anything is too long for a two year old), but she was amazed by the costumes and the music. Good times.
Thats adorable, hahaha
Who is this Hans?
LETS GO MEET HIM
Y'know, we should all at some point get a BSN-Frozen Viewing Party going, hahaha.
Thats adorable, hahaha
Who is this Hans?
This guy.
LETS GO MEET HIM
Y'know, we should all at some point get a BSN-Frozen Viewing Party going, hahaha.
The opening, when they do the "Circle of Life," has actors in huge, elaborate animal costumes walking down the aisles. She was the most awestruck and amazed as I'd ever seen her before.
I remember little from my experience since it was many years ago(I don't know how much it may have changed since then) but I LOVED IT. Glad to hear she was all for it. Hence me thinking Natalie would love it too. 
Thanks, but no thanks. We just got Ava out of her Frozen stage... I'm quite good on not watching the movie for the millionth time for another year, at the earliest.
Good thing there's a sequel now early in the works. hahaha
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