Is Frozen 2 Better Than The Original...?

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Well, it's Frozen season again, merchandise is sure to be everywhere and Disney is trying desperately to make Frozen II just as good as the first. But how did it do? Could they keep up the magic, or does the sequel fall flat on its face? Let's analyse the ups and downs of the film and see for ourselves...
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...But really. Why is there so much reused Frozen 1 merch? It just feels so deceiving. It irrationally bothers me.

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[@scooter2746]

Okie dokie artichoke

[@DiversionDude]

r a i d

[@Shadowthehedgehog-hh6zp]

@DazzReviews you are reading the whole movie wrong

[@daddybdpearson1]

It seems to me as if you didn't really understand the movie at all. The spirits didn't destroy the dam, Anna did. And the old black soldier (can't spell his name right now), he was a personal guard to her father (who is dead), do you really believe he would fight against doing something a Princess (in a blood line to the throne), wanted to do? His only job is to follow orders, the now dead King gave him an order to protect the Dam, which he did until his next boss gave him new orders. Elsa's mother didn't have any powers her children, Elsa and Anna was a blessing to her for helping an enemy (that the spirits didn't want fighting). The reason Elsa froze is she went to deep into the memory of the past. The whole point of the story was Elsa and Anna had to correct the wrong that their grandfather did. It took both of them to do it. Elsa also didn't make Anna the queen, Elsa stepped down from being the queen which she never wanted anyway and Anna was next in line. Far as Kristoff goes it is hard asking a woman to marry you, and he just wanted it to be perfect, Anna was a Princess and he was just normal citizen.

[@Shadowthehedgehog-hh6zp]

@@daddybdpearson1 excatly thats how the movie should have been seen but it also about elsa and Anna's sisterly love

[@maldon3659]

What I find funny about about Kristoffs song is no one can decide whether it's an 80's inspired song, a 90's inspired song or a 2000's boy band inspired song.

[@lorettabes4553]

One reference is obvious, but the rest can be so many things.

[@alatussolanum]

Maldon 365 I SWEAR I SAW A QUEEN/BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY REFERENCE IN THERE IN KRISTOFFS SONG

[@graysonrogers-barnes6302]

@@alatussolanum Same!

[@tinabastarache2674]

@@alatussolanum me too

[@natalievildova1114]

I think it's all of it together, so everyone can feel nostalgic I guess? I really love the song, honestly, even more because everyone complained in the first movie, that Johnathan Groff didn't really get a chance to sing, which like...I feel, ya, his voice is everything, so Disney just went "ok here's a fucking music video, you're welcome"

[@cometvaudin2850]

I loved the voice calling to Elsa. It was so genuinely unsettling that I was so intrigued as to what it was.

[@fernpelt54]

fun fact: part of why it was unsettling is because it’s the dies irae, which is a Gregorian chant from the 13th century which symbolizes doom, and you’ve probably heard it more than you think, one of the most popular examples being in the shining. it’s amazing how Disney knows how to make the perfect musical decisions to appeal to the most audiences possible.

[@moomoomeadow6285]

The voice was done by AURORA, a Norwegian singer who also writes her own music.

[@sunlakestar2549]

In the song, it says "Secret siren" which is in Greek and I think Roman mythology. The Sirens use their beautiful yet intriguing voices to lure their victims to their unsettling deaths. Elsa was first smart to not follow the voice, yet she gives in to the voice and goes "Into the Unknown."

[@jacksonsonpluto]

Her name is AURORA she is very talented

[@JusloveKAY]

Comet Vaudin same

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[@TheGabeNewellGamingChannel]

Literally what i did 5 seconds ago

[@blahblahblah6810]

Literally what im doing as im reading this

[@gxriz2044]

You just predicted my actions rn

[@raychangalarza179]

The worst thing is that it’s of Raid

[@dataweaver]

It would be nice if someone would provide a timestamp somewhere. Something like... 2:42...

[@dragonetafireball]

Me when I suddenly realise Elsa is ridding the horse that’s implied to have killed her parents

[@blazerheata6479]

...WAIT

[@jenn4368]

Dragoneta Slayer yo wait.........jdhfhfjfkfkfj

[@limeishpingu1443]

I mean it kinda makes sense if it represents her coming to terms with the fact that her parents' story has come full circle.

[@marastoughton1951]

It makes sense as she's the 5th spirit who has the ability to tame all of the others. I mean I get why her parents thought to go to Ahtohallan without her, but it was dumb if they already knew about the spirits. Why would the spirits let two normal humans go there? If Elsa's the key, bring her.

[@Mad_T3]

No wait.... he’s got a point

[@Artistgirl254]

Kristoffs song was *such* a pleasant surprise. I legitimately lost my shit and it was so great I loved it lol

[@MsZeldasaga]

All the adults in the theater were cracking up while kids just looked mildly amused. It completely went over their heads.

[@vvmn9442]

It was amusing in a cringey way lol i loved it because of that XD

[@blackout_uwu]

Bohemian Rhapsody XD

[@dianachirila7970]

Same!! I died hahah

[@Pengulin]

In my opinion it was like a little tribute to all the kids that made videos of singing when the first frozen came out.

[@lorettabes4553]

*Spoilers:* 16:43 The gift wasn't the Queen becoming the Ice Spirit, the gift was her daughter becoming the ice spirit and with Anna, became the bridge between the worlds. Iduna (was their mother's name, I think) was gifted Elsa and Anna by the spirits and Elsa's powers, yes. The voice is Athahallen calling, via their mother's voice (because the river holds memories). Since Athahallen is the birthplace of Elsa's powers, that river is a part of her. So that's where Elsa feels most comfortable (which is kinda weird, right? It's just ice). So it was her magic calling out to her with the memory of the lullaby to connect it to her mother. I guess I mean it's her magic and in spirituality her mother calling out to her.

[@ChoppedCarrots1]

I was so surprised he didn't realise this.

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

_"The whole world is a series of miracles, but we're used to them we call them ordinary things."_ *~ Hans Christian Anderson (Snow Queen)*

[@seishonagon8468]

He is a good blue hair shota.

[@kingdomdani]

Rin Yamada And he has the voice of Dio

[@seishonagon8468]

@@kingdomdani wait.....WHAT?!?!?!? THIS IS FANTASTIC!

[@jojogape]

Wait. Does that mean Koujirou Sasahara from Nichijou reads Hans Christian Andersen?

[@Swagsteroo]

Hans Christian Anderson? More like Hans-kristoff-Anna-Sven

[@nonyabusiness3619]

Some of the questions you're asking were actually pretty well explained in the movie in my opinion. 1)Anna being queen didn't come out of nowhere. At the begging of the movie, Olaf mentioned that nothing lasts forever, meaning the current state in their lives, and Elsa mention that she didn't feel like she belonged where she was. Both of these moments foreshadowed that Elsa was leaving the gang for a greater purpose, which meant Anna would be queen. 2)The other spirits weren't involved in the destruction of the dam because it wasn't their mess to fix.The humans had to do it. Anna tricking the earth giants into accidentally destroying the dam doesn't really count as them being "involved." 3) The ice spirit wanted Elsa to know the truth and lead her into that death pit knowing she'd die because it knew that Anna would save her anyway. The spirits blessed Queen Iduna with 2 daughters, both of which were meant to fulfill their destinies and part Anna's destiny was to save Elsa. 4) Elsa didn't just "get out of the pit somehow." Anna broke the curse that kept everyone, including Elsa trapped, and the water horse gave her a ride out. 5) I'm pretty sure Elsa also figured out that the dam needed to be broken and figured that Anna must've broken the dam since that was the only logical reason that Elsa came back to life. Therefor, it's not really odd that Elsa immediately knew to rush to Airendel to save it. 5.5)And the physics of how she stopped the flood was because Elsa made a giant ice wall. 6) Elsa knew Olaf was dead for the same reason Olaf knew she was dead. because They're a part of each other. When one falls, the other one can feel it. (Edit): Wow, over a thousand likes? I wasn't expecting so much support for this. Thank you all. I even thank those of you who disagreed with me.

[@graysonrogers-barnes6302]

This is exactly what I mean.

[@gaytrise]

This wasn't explained in the movie, you just made a logical explanation. Granted, it's probably right, but that doesn't mean the movie's good.

[@nonyabusiness3619]

@@gaytrise Actually, it DOES mean the movie is good. Unlike other "kids movies" it doesn't spoon feed you every detail. It allows you to figure it out on your own. The only way I was able to make those logical explanations was because the movie provided plenty of evidence. Everything in the movie that was absolutely crucial for us know was flat out told to us by the characters. Everything else, such these questions he's asking, isn't really important to know but they can still be easily figured out if you pay attention. Like seriously, who cares if Anna becoming Queen at the end came out of nowhere? (which btw, it didn't come out of nowhere) Why is the movie required to warn him ahead of time as if it somehow affects the plot? He's just complaining just to complain.

[@sexycorn1518]

Thank you, this review triggered me a bit because a lot of his complaints were explained in the movie.

[@serenityvalley3251]

It was explained in the 1st movie that Anna was to be Elsa's heir. That's why she freaked out about Anna wanting to marry Prince Hans.

[@lotusthemermaid]

Elsa was the ice spirit because ice bridges all of the elements together. It's solid like rock, a form of water, is carried by the air, and douses fire. We see these interactions in the film before the "bridge" narrative is confirmed to us so we can see how she interacts with each of these. But she and Ana were both the "bridge," as she herself states in the final act. And the voice was actually her magic, the magic of the forest and of herself so in a way, it was part of her. Her mother wasn't an element, but was rewarded with magic in the form of her daughter. They confirm that the people in the film don't actually have magical connections. Ana used her human courage and leadership ability to be the "other side" of that bridge. Which is why Elsa gives the crown of Arandelle to Ana. Personally, I think the only thing this film was missing was more time. They actually hit on a fantastic bit of world building at the end of it all and they needed more time to explain these elements (pun intended) naturally.

[@Wishnstarz]

Painted Lotus i actually never thought of it in that sense, but it is kind of contradicting itself, since in some outside films it’s said she got the powers from her aunt. Maybe they did away with it?

[@lotusthemermaid]

@@Wishnstarz I can't honestly say for sure, but I'll do my research and try to get back to you on that one.

[@RinkuStars]

Ice is carried by the air? What the frick does that mean

[@bHersheyAngel]

@@Wishnstarz Are you talking about Once Upon A Time? That's not actually canon, it was just the show's interpretation of Frozen.

[@Wishnstarz]

bHersheyAngel i think so? But i believe they also touched on it in Sofia the First too - but it could be a misinterpretation idk

[@kailadang2614]

Kristoff’s song was the best thing ever and I fricking died when the reindeer started singing

[@blackout_uwu]

Bohemian Rhapsody XD

[@lotusthemermaid]

When Olaf asked Elsa at the end if they're finished with their adventures, Elsa confirmed this so I'm thinking that was the writers blatantly stating they're not interested in doing a sequel. At least, not with these same characters.

[@PlanetZoidstar]

It doesn't help they basically had to pull this adventure out of their arses. This sequel exists primarily to make money and it shows with how so much of the story is invented out of thin air, not built on what we already had.

[@lotusthemermaid]

@@PlanetZoidstar It does, and they did. It amazes me that the team insisted on actually making a story that serves as a fantastic sequel to the first. Honestly, they didn't need to write anything nearly this good and they would have probably made a ton of money regardless. But they did. I personally found it to be much better than the original. The characters were deeper, too. And they didn't have to develop them at all to make money. Kudos to them for that.

[@PlanetZoidstar]

@@lotusthemermaid I somehow doubt the team behind Frozen had any say in the movie being made, to me this smells of corporate mandate because Disney loves money. Call me a cynic but the plot is so inconsistent and yet convinient that it doesn't feel like the team made the story their main priority. If they felt they had a story they badly wanted to tell I doubt they would have waited 6 years to tell it. Frozen had a complete ending with no real room for a sequel, everyone lived happily ever after. I'm glad you could enjoy Frozen 2, but it just didn't do it for me.

[@lotusthemermaid]

@@PlanetZoidstar Oh no, I'm not saying they had any say in the matter of it being made. But they had the option with a gun to their backs to phone it in and just churn out another Disney movie for the corporate machine. Instead, I really felt they did put heart and soul into developing a story that worked. I'm sorry it didn't really work for you, though!! To each their own, as they say. :)

[@NDA1494]

@@PlanetZoidstar I remember when Frozen won best animated film at the Oscars, the directors did their thanks in a somewhat small song and in it, they said they wanted to make Frozen 2.

[@L_Giancarlo]

When olaf died he should have said "Ana I don't feel so good"

[@Ardeleus]

I was screaming that in my head the entire time 😂😂😂 also i srly could not care less about Olaf dying because its a Disney movie

[@joshk.p6998]

" I don't wanna go, I don't wanna go "

[@raychangalarza179]

Sorry Ana...

[@SaraSong-mw3zm]

finally i wasnt the only one that noticed that

[@authbrunette]

I said that out loud when I saw ir😂

[@lotusthemermaid]

"Do you wanna build a snowman?" was a song Ana sang *to her* outside her door, and we get a flashback in this film as well to when they both first built Olaf together.

[@RinkuStars]

Thank you for pointing out the obvious. He knew that already

[@lotusthemermaid]

@@RinkuStars I mean I posted the comment while actively listening to him explain how he didn't understand it. So I hope that helps!

[@Tragonon]

@@lotusthemermaid His problem was that Elsa just asked that without being told that Olaf was gone. On my opinion Elsa can feel how her Creatures are doing just how they can feel how she's doing, so she did know it but Dazz kinda just overlooked that fact.

[@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003]

I think the opening scene was one day before they built a snowman

[@RinkuStars]

The music honestly felt like it was more from a broadway musical

[@Ardeleus]

I feel like I was subconsciously judging and comparing the songs to the previous one, and judging the tone and notes that they were going for, which ended up making me rly not enjoy any of the songs

[@batfluttershy]

That might just be Idina’s belting and the odd timing and humor of the songs.

[@florentinp2360]

@@Ardeleus Aside from Show Yourself, Into the Woods and When I Get Older as few the rest of them as beautifully powerful as they are lost kind of the Disney magic that every Frozen 1 song had.*

[@blazerheata6479]

My favourite is the end credits music, not being mean I'm just a huge P!ATD fan

[@blegh3023]

florentin' p whaa, u didnt like show yourself?!

[@Tacticslion]

“Into the Unknown” was fantastic. But Anna’s “The Next Right Thing” is the best and most important song in the film. “Lost in the Woods” started as a “meh” to me... but his turn-around toward the latter part of it. “Show Yourself” is powerful at least in part because of “Into the Unknown” - but is a great song on its own. “When I’m Older” is just precious; I liked it. “Get this Right” (the scrapped song outtake love duet) is phenomenal and I just wish it could have been fit in.

[@whyrwehere]

And you forgot somethings never change

[@chaoticmayhem2058]

“Some things never change” was just a recap for everyone that missed the first movie.

[@sararomerocovers7096]

I agree “the next right thing” is my favorite song, it has a great message

[@iamstarrynights]

you forgot "All Is Found"

[@Tacticslion]

@@iamstarrynights This is a great song, yeah.

[@fexarii]

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[@kaushikassagur769]

Nice copy-pasting 👌

[@fexarii]

@Kaushik Assagur Fun fact, I didn’t actually copy and paste this, I only got inspired with the skip skip joke, keep your rude assumptions to yourself, gday :) Edit: also a lot of people used the same exact joke, that what happens when a youtube comment becomes popular.

[@CalebWillden]

When Anna confronted Lieutenant Matthias, I was scared he would try to stop her. When he and his men started banging on their shields, I was actually almost brought to tears. He was setting aside his own understanding to trust Anna, daughter of the king he served and loved, and put his life on the line for her and the kingdom.

[@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices]

To me, "Into the unknown" sounds more like Defying Gravity in its song structure. There is the quiet part, in the beginning, the music then builds up to the chorus, there is the bridge in between the second and third chors, and finally, that bombastic final note. Heh, seems fitting, as both songs were sung by Idina Menzel. I mean GURL WHAT?!?!?!?

[@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices]

@@lewalbs Oh yeah! Show Yourself is more like the Defying Gravity self-accepting ballad with the last, "AAAAaaaaAAAAAAAAhhhhHAHHHHHHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAA!!!!!!!!!!!!".

[@ChoppedCarrots1]

Honestly they're the only songs that give me chills I love them

[@Marigold11037]

@@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices woahh you just made me realise what I thought "show yourself" sounded like! For some reason, the sung lime then all the instruments flooding in afterwards (during the chorus) really reminded me of defying gravity for..some reason.

[@meggoez]

I personally found this movie better than the original

[@Ardeleus]

Im glad you enjoyed the movie, I personally did not think the movie was better than the first one because the plot felt rushed and there were quite a few problems as stated in the video (the personality change of Anna was the most jarring for me, among other problems and plot holes)

[@shelbymadison7321]

I enjoyed the story just as much as the first one, if not even more! Sure it wasn’t perfect, but neither was the first film.

[@mirtki8749]

I didn’t like the first movie so I was worried about this one, but Frozen 2 is so much better imo

[@Tragonon]

@@mirtki8749 I just really didn't like Let it go so I it surprised me in a positive way when I watched the Movie and really liked the Songs. My favourites being Into the Unknown (The Panic! At The Disco Version) and All is found. I also liked the story more as It always cringes me out to see Elsa as the "bad" guy in the First Movie. And that the Second one didn't have a real Enemy to fight wasn't bad either as it was rather finding out about the past and fixing broken Bonds.

[@underrose8192]

DJ_in_da_house you do realize they said 3 years had passed in the world of Frozen and I’m pretty sure in real life I have also changed ver very much in the last 3-6 years. She was around 18 in the first movie so now she would be around 21 and that’s a hard transition for many people. She’s still protecting her sister just a little less bouncy and naive

[@Galaxyjelly99]

We all thought Disney was too scared to kill the funny sidekick, Disney bamboozled us

[@Ardeleus]

Wait a sidekick died? WHERE? also i feel like this is a wooosh

[@Galaxyjelly99]

DJ_in_da_house they say who in the video, olaf

[@Rainjojo]

Galaxyjelly99 *kills* and of course brings back

[@milkyway120]

Does Ray from Princess and the Frog not count? Not asking sarcastically I'm actually curious if you think so or not.

[@maddieb.440]

Disney actually did that first with Princess and the Frog. I guess the Black Cauldron with that troll thing could also count too.

[@SV_GM]

I personally liked it more than the first (I didn't expect my opinion to get so many likes, thank you! ❤)

[@arumikahaven]

Same

[@lorettabes4553]

Same :D No Hans helps

[@hesperus4517]

Same!

[@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003]

Most people did

[@NicoleAspen]

Same!!

[@Emmabowlesss]

Thank god I wasn’t the only one that thought Olaf was gonna say “Death” instead of “Love” smh

[@ijornhribrudkrvir]

Yeah it would have been a better line except for the fact that his death is very not permanent

[@paige4201]

god, and this is no excuse for anything, but it’s fucking beautiful, isn’t it?

[@Ardeleus]

The entire time I thought "Wow, the background is breathtaking, but dang is the story poo poo water"

[@rebeccagibbs4128]

omg the scene where she raises the water droplets up from the ship- just...stunning.

[@soysource3218]

The facial expressions is what amazes me.

[@joshuajoe1419]

Best looking Disney movie, ironically in the same year we got the best looking Pixar & DreamWorks movies (TS4 & HTTYD3).

[@kodidelaney9608]

Easy fix to Kristoff: in the scene when Anna holds a dying Olaf, have Kristoff find her because he's been searching for her the whole time. He sees her struggling to find a healthy way to handle the deaths around her and her own grief. He tells her a story about how his parents died and how that affected him, and that even though he was grief stricken, and still is from time to time, he met the trolls and her in the process of everything. They have a sweet moment of collective grief and comfort in each other and then Kristoff asks her if she wants to go back to Arendelle and she says no, she has to right the wrongs of her ancestors first. Then they both help each other escape and devise a plan together to destroy the dam, not knowing Elsa is still alive. For all Anna knows in the scene, she's now the queen and has to do right by her kingdom, even through her grief. Not only would this make the narrative richer, we'd get to know more about Kristoff and see him and Anna become more close through tragedy, something that romantic couples do in real life all the time that either brings them closer or pulls them apart. It would make their relationship feel more mature and real. All we know is they've been together for a while since the last movie, but we don't really have any satisfying interactions between them. They missed a great opportunity for that scene to contribute to character development. I think the movie's biggest problem is they aren't very smart about condensing scenes and having every line and interaction count toward development and narrative. Most scenes feel empty.

[@allie_678]

Omg you’re right that would be a great idea! Now I’m genuinely sad they didn’t do that.

[@pretzelpower4758]

When Elsa asked “Do You Want To Build a Snowman?”, that was probably a callback to the original, but there is reason to why she would say this. In the beginning child Anna tells child Elsa, “after this we should build a big snowman” or something. It was also sung to Elsa in Frozen, so it’s not entirely breaking the 4th wall.

[@Dexter-po7ri]

I went to see it with my girlfriend. She didn’t like it all, claiming it was boring and that she wasn’t engaged. I personally loved the film, I thought the soundtrack was a improvement and I immediately bought it on CD. Finding the root of Elsa’s power was a great idea to explore. I think it was great that they finally gave Elsa more lines and more depth than just a scared girl with powers.

[@rwkc3004]

Dexter2187 Wow that's a shocker this film is usually popular with females glad I'm not the only guy who thinks this.

[@haruhirogrimgar6047]

I remember my first mom was tearing up and crying a little bit because she hated the first movie (or rather hated Elsa) so much. I thought it was like a 5/10 but I don't even want to know what the second movie is like at this point.

[@joeyjerry1586]

@@rwkc3004, Frozen 2 does focus much more on action, adventure and mystery though so it’s not too surprising

[@Thunderblock7889]

Frozen 2 sucks. Watch Shraffilas productions video about Frozen 2 and youl see why.

[@Thunderblock7889]

@@rwkc3004 Frozen 2 sucks. Watch Shraffilas productions video about Frozen 2 and youl seee why.

[@soysauce2344]

you remember the original story „The Snow Queen“ from Hans Cristian Anderson, on which is based Frozen? because Frozen 2 took alot from the original story: 1. The River! In „Snow Queen“ Gerda sacrificed herself to the river due to find her friend Kai, who was stolen by the Snow Queen! 2. The Elements! Gerda had to go through 4 stations of her journey before finding Kai. First she met a flower witch, who represented Spring or Air. Next she met the princess of dreams who represented Summer or Fire, and thirdly a raider who represented Fall or Earth. Last was the Snow Queen herself which represented Winter or Water. so you can see Frozen 2 was even more accurate to the original story than the first movie.

[@achild5864]

woahh

[@GB-xt7zm]

I liked the blue-purple color scheme

[@wellwhoknows9567]

mmm same

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I don’t care what anyone else thinks... Heck YES this sequel was worth it!!

[@westerfrost3701]

Sweet Lemonad I agree.

[@Kyuwoh]

Agreed

[@blackout_uwu]

Hell yeah

[@XiaLater]

super agreed!! and the songs are beautiful and powerful

[@krainersss]

Nah.. I disagree, the story was bland, kristoff doesn't have enough screentime, that pissed me off

[@thecheck968]

On the voice calling Elsa. My interpretation is that this was actually Elsa herself. If I remember correctly, Elsa even has a realization that the fifth spirit is calling her. During into the unknown, it is established that deep down, Elsa does feel out of place (even if this should’ve been established a bit before the voice). Anyways, I think the voice was Elsa’s deepest desires reaching out to her.

[@sassylittleprophet]

It also explains why Elsa was the only one who was able to hear it.

[@silashurd3597]

Makes sense

[@National7575]

As the words from the great Mabel Yes Definitely Absolutely Edit:I didn’t really have an opinion I just wanted to reference gravity falls

[@raindrop5082]

Matthew No last name I disagree but love the reference

[@NikkiKrissoff]

Haha but not at all the frozen 2 is terrible

[@toilaboi3561]

I’d think otherwise but it’s a good comment lol.

[@okfatima]

all of y'all in the replies are like "well yes, but actually no"

[@wellwhoknows9567]

love the reference and yes yes absolutely agree

[@Xoro2203]

87% of the comments are about raid shadow legends

[@LooksHumanEnough]

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[@Ardeleus]

I just got his video in the recommendations, but Im guessing his fans exploded in annoyance and he was the unlucky guy to get caught at the end of it? (Also so many comments would be repeats because they saw a comment like that n agreed with it and made another comment because who is not annoyed by ads? Therefore keeping the cycle going, leading to the majority of comments to be about shadow raid legends) This analysis was sponsored by shadow raid legends

[@BabyShenanigans]

I really liked the complete 180 from "I'm not going to listen to you," to "how can I follow you?" in Into The Unknown. That part where she kind of slows down and realizes the person calling her might BE like her is where I think she changes her mind, and I think it was done well.

[@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices]

They should've either had a reprise of Vuelie, (Again? Yes) or a reprise of Into The Unknown, or an entirely NEW fnale song, either when: A. Elsa comes to save Arendelle from flooding B. During Anna's coronation (They had a really big missed opportunity) C. When Elsa comes to Arendelle for charades (When I say that aloud, it sounds really stupid) or D. Have Arendelle DO get destroyed by the flood, and have a montage of the citizens rebuilding Arendelle, and making it greater and stronger than ever, with making it a hub for spirits and humans to live in peace!

[@Teen-hw4yq]

A or B would’ve been fantastical ngl. even if it was something short but it felt weird that there wasn’t at least one more song

[@greencapzelda372]

D would have made the ending so much better

[@squeakybb]

I think Kristoff's main roll was to be that support that Anna needed after The Next Right Thing. After Anna sings about having to force herself to move forward even when her main motivation leaves her and she feels her depression closing in, his first words to her when they meet up again when the giants are chasing her is asking what she needed, and immediately follows it without question. He's a support for her when she lost the main one she was clinging to Elsa.

[@dancingsun2]

Show Yourself was the best song and sequence, makes me cry everytime. I know why they didn't use for promotion though since it spoils a lot of the movie unlike Into The Unknown is just a song about the overall plot

[@elnathe3707]

It actually makes sense that auana is the queen since she was always protective and stuff throughout the film and Elsa is a loose cannon

[@Artistgirl254]

I said that too! I like Anna alot better, she seems to fit the queen role better

[@Marigold11037]

@@Artistgirl254 it felt like she was always slightly held back by elsa She was born after her, she spent her childhood trying to talk to her, even in the movie she's following her around But at the end when they say goodbye on the edge of the water, you can see that anna and kristoff really match what arandelle looks like, whereas else looks ethereal and far away from the kingdom

[@neobyte8444]

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[@weegee9616]

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[@user-qh5jk1mn5i]

Mr Krabs btw to skip it 2:42

[@miominato4137]

elsa is a melancholic type temperament, a very good example of it actually. while Anna is a sanguine. Elsa will always have the tendency of wanting to go out and do things on her own. Melancholics also have the hardest time dealing with unrealistic expectations of themselves and have the hardest time learning how to love themselves.

[@FengTheSlayer]

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[@santiagoramirez9601]

Evan Plays FREE???? :O

[@creekunderscore]

I like to think that the universe and the songs, have grown up with the people who watched it

[@Renaknight]

During the scene where Olaf was dying I was like 'There's no way they can kill off Olaf It's a Disney Movie' End of movie: 'Yep I knew it'

[@607racing]

"if your going to watch it, you already have" bruh, it hasn't even come out in Aus.

[@hystericallover5989]

i’m part of the “frozen two hasn’t released in australia” gang

[@jaded6530]

607 just as we started to get some big movies a bit earlier by two days, we miss out by like a week on Frozen II

[@greencapzelda372]

That's because of the different time zones. You actually live in the past

[@jaded6530]

greencapzelda no, Disney just hates us and told us to wait a week after the rest of the world

[@jaded6530]

greencapzelda we are in the future, also, if this is a joke and I end up on r/woooosh, please blur my name!

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

The first movie had one big sone to me. The second had a handful of big songs I can relate to. What I didn't get about "Let it Go" was my girl was running away from her responsibilities and why did this become a power ballad, except that I later understood that people were treating it as meta, so okay. Both Elsa's songs "Into the Unknown" and "Show Yourself" moved me, and Anna's song "The Next Right Thing." Christoff's 80s rock ballad was good too. The movie's first Act was a bit slow for me so I was waiting for the inciting incident[s] and "Into the Unknown" did it for me. In it, I got that Elsa had suppressed her powers, her identity, into her adulthood and now she yearns to know more, so it made sense she would succumb to that curiosity and realize suppressing it more was her being in denial. And "Was that the memory of her mother?" ... well, "Water has memories" and Athahollin is an ice cave. "Do you want to build a snowman" was Elsa's attempt at starting an apology to Anna for forcing her away because she thinks that would protect Anna, as she had the attitude of doing when she was a child, when we went through that song in the first movie. I thought it was a nice callback.

[@whohangedmyname]

Why does Anna always has the scrapped songs? first "More than just the spare" and now this?

[@TurtleRhythm]

Anna needs more love

[@EvelynL.1112]

@@TurtleRhythm Agreed

[@michaelolegario6399]

YES I LOVE "Lost in the Woods". Reminds me of "Chicago" the artist. Also I disagree with the whole song analysis. Yes it was "formulaic" but not in the usual "Disney Sense". The only song that felt "Disney" was "Into the Unknown". I felt like the other songs were formulaic in a sense that the way they were written and composed would feel right at home at Broadway. "Show Yourself" sounds like it honestly could be placed within "Wicked" with its themes and surging power as the song goes on. "The Next Right Thing" is a real slow grower, but it reminds me of a rated G version of "I Dreamed a Dream". Also I never thought that their mother was the ice spirit. I feel like that was the island projecting itself with something familiar to Elsa which is why we have that whole memory sequence represented by sentient ice. I felt like the Ice Spirit is like a force of nature waiting for someone to take on its trial. Atohalla itself I feel is like the original spirit and acts as a rite of passage for a person to be deemed as the ideal vessel. Edit: I was honestly fine without there being a villain. Made the film feel more grounded despite the obvious fantasy and mythological elements. It was more about rectifying the "sins of the father" type of deal and how actions of the past can affect the future generations. For a positive affect, we have an Atohallan and Arendellian marriage and kids to follow, but on the negative effect, the enchanted forest becomes sealed off and traps two factions that seemed to be in constant feuds for 30 years. Elsa's Into the Unknown kinda felt like a "How Far I'll Go" realization. She doesn't know why she feels she's being called and despite being a bit introverted and still feeling out of place from time to time, she is very hesitant at first due to her sacrificing comfortability. I mean yeah eventually the voice does nag her and sparks her curiosity but I can see how you would feel like it was forced.

[@nekowatt5945]

Yeah, at first it felt like a regular Disney film but the final half is where all the emotion starts to come in, from the "Show Yourself" scene where the mother reveal showing that whatever she is looking for to find purpose in life has always been within her, then the Anna scene where she learns to stand up for her own after living in the comfort of her friends and family for so long, then the conclusion about where we have our then inseparable sister duo now two lands/worlds apart yet still part of the same coin as the fruit of love between two separate opposing worlds (their parents).

[@ashleycc481]

I thought I was the only one that thought Kristoff’s song sounded like Chicago’s music!!

[@jadewelling3459]

“The next right thing” was anything but safe and formulaic...i really love that about it. And the mental health message is ON POINT

[@sky3fall866]

Personally I feel like Into the Unknown represented a moment of choice: to stay in Arendelle or follow the Voice. In the song, she goes over her options, looks deep into her heart, and chooses to follow the Voice. It is a “complete 180”, but when you pick a path you walk on it, and this song represented Elsa picking a path. So basically, it made sense for her to change her mind. She decides that her inner desires want her to go, and she chooses to go.

[@callum.n2612]

“Forget ice and snow” *proceeds to show a clip of the people fighting in an ice place*

[@chesstea3266]

lmao after olaf said he realised that something was permanent, i thought he was gonna say death too 😂

[@FreyaEinde]

Honestly, because when he said love I was like...nah

[@Puddycat431]

"Samantha" was a person josh gad made up when voicing lines for olaf, because i guess when josh gad is in the recording room he has a loose script but gets to ad lib most of his lines to make them seem more genuine???

[@HeloisGevit]

I was moved by this film in ways I didn't expect and I'm a 27 year old guy. The songwriters, animators and artists all did a fantastic job. I think it's better than the first, my best film of 2019 and I watched Endgame XD

[@savannahholzknecht6071]

Endgame kind of wasn't good at all

[@iijason1245]

0:59 oh wow i wond- *OH YOU'VE GOTTA BE ****ING KIDDING ME*

[@hanfarahman7432]

My favorite part of frozen two was Olaf: Anna! Elsa! Kristoff! Sven! Samantha! Hahaha I don’t even know a Samantha That’s was comedy gold and don’t ask why I loved thsf

[@bigdipper1578]

Best part is that was improvised by Josh Gad during voice acting. Then,him laughing at his own joke is what made Disney kept it in the movie

[@sarahbrown2739]

It is an Easter Egg. Samantha Barks is playing Elsa in Frozen on the West end in London!

[@oneandonlysound3453]

More like "How is this even a question." I enjoyed Frozen, I really did. The music, the sisterly bond being stronger over all. The mistakes that were made, the struggle from multiple sides to make things right. An interjecting evil making it worse while someone not actually evil is stuck between a rock and a hard place. But this sequel...the acting, CGI, stories, songs, and everything was about 10 notches up in every way.

[@sofapoopoo]

We sort of expected what was going to happen. The trailer gave a lot of things away and it was very similar to every other Disney classic, a problem, a small twist, and a resolution. We pretty much are starting to expect things from Disney movies because Disney Classics have sure been repeating problem and solution.

[@DashawnLoves]

That's literally every single story in existence honey

[@DashawnLoves]

@Eaxl Eaxl some of the greatest stories and short little fables told are literally the most simplistic thing with no tricks or gimmicks or grand foreshadowing or plot twist. I understand not liking the story because it's not as deep as you want it to be. Saying Disney is losing its mojo because of a repetitive pattern isn't really saying much. You don't need to commit murder, suicide, convoluted plots, adultery, genocide, etc. to tell a story. Disney is popular for that reason. They don't feel the need every story needs a drastic fucked up ending to appease to the "we want more edginess" crowd. Pokémon has been using the same formula since the 90s and is rivaling Disney despite only existing for not even a quarter of Disney's lifetime.

[@NDA1494]

@@DashawnLoves It depends on how the story is told. Short little fables work because they are short, but make it into an hour long movie, it will not be the same story.

[@sofapoopoo]

NDA1494 Agreed.

[@rachelwells7706]

A tool that many authors use when writing novels is called the hero’s journey. It comprises of: *The* *Departure* *Act* : the Hero leaves the Ordinary World. *The* *Initiation* *Act* : the Hero ventures into unknown territory and is birthed into a true champion through various trials and challenges. *The* *Return* *Act* : the Hero returns in triumph.

[@sink_water208]

Me whispering to my sister during Olaf's "Death Scene": I dOn'T fEeL gOoD mR. sTaRk

[@lexibrown1100]

Xx Hope xX I did the same thing to my sister when we watched it 😂

[@TurtleRhythm]

Same with my sister

[@tylerbrooke98]

Ditto.

[@Wyattporter]

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[@pixelshadow4482]

NO ONE CARES ABOUT RAID SHADOW LEGENDS

[@spiceyblueroyalhoney1225]

It's advertisement, calm the hell down. Were you like this with skill share?

[@AeridisArt]

@@spiceyblueroyalhoney1225 At least most content creators were creative with their Skillshare ads. Heck, even Dollar Shave Club and Loot Crate ads were more creative. With Raids, they are pretty much given the same script. Just listing out the same bullet points. It's repetitive and annoying.

[@vaiirecti7873]

AeridisArt true words right here

[@spiceyblueroyalhoney1225]

@@AeridisArt then just skip it.

[@AeridisArt]

@@spiceyblueroyalhoney1225 I do. Doesn't make it less annoying.

[@missbooks266]

I really liked this movie. The soundtrack is amazing, the animation is beautiful. But I do think the plot was all over the place, and was confusing at some points. "Show Yourself," (amazing song, btw), is supposed to be the big moment revealing where Elsa's power came from. But Anna had already revealed it next to the shipwreck, Elsa's powers were a gift, because of their mother's noble deed. One other thing, I think that Arendelle should of been destroyed by the wave. The shot of Elsa saving it is super cool, but I think they could of ended the movie with a "Some things never change" reprise, with them rebuilding the town. The theme being, all sorts of things change throughout life, but some things don't, such as love, friendship, and teamwork.

[@crow1628]

Maybe the 5th element changes with its holder: so it could be ice when it’s Elsa, wood when it’s someone else, creation, storms, growth, etc. Also this could just be me but I liked that there wasn’t a cliche villain in this movie- the characters all rallied around solving one problem and I found it kind of refreshing.

[@kickingroses8925]

Her mother was the ice spirit? I really didn't get that at all. I just thought the 'spirit' of her mother there was the memory of Iduna, like with all the other memories there. As jaw dropping as Show Yourself was, I think as a 'reveal' it was kind of odd.

[@mehlodia9432]

It is just a memory. Nowhere does it say in the movie her mother’s the ice spirit, the whole song was about Elsa being the spirit and the one she was searching for-

[@raunjisto2925]

Lost in the Woods was definitely the most memorable song. It had me dying of laughter and it was so nostalgic.

[@guyroo9974]

The movie was good but it just felt like something was missing by the end of it. Hopefully this will be a transition film to lead us into an epic finally 3rd film.

[@HavenMarches]

This film set up a third film more then Frozen set up a second film, there's no way there won't be a third film

[@soysource3218]

Elsa with hair down is PRECIOUSz

[@iamstarrynights]

yeah i agre.. i think kristoff, anna and olaf should take the spotlight in the 3rd, but elsa should get a song and atleast be like anna in the 2nd..

[@CatfactsPW]

After we saw the movie, my dad was about to say he didn't think any of the songs were gonna be a hit, but then he noticed my seven year old sister singing Into the Unknown in the car... XD

[@insanecreeper91]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed the flaws in Elsa's character during Into the Unknown.

[@gxming]

But..you forgot the main person!?! *SAMANATHA!*

[@lysiee8638]

The way I see it, Elsa did not just randomly accept the voice. In the song, she sings something like “where are you going don’t leave me alone, how do I follow you into the unknown”. While singing this, she’s also watching her powers and the snow/ice show her many images. Considering this, I think she was so entranced and tempted by the beauty of what her power produced that she was kind of enchanted in a “hypnotized” way to accept what the voice wanted from her. That’s why I really think frozen two was so special because it provides such a good story that you can see from the visuals.

[@CandyApples4ever]

IzKrista I kind of saw the voice as being Siren like.

[@lysiee8638]

Futaba Sakura yeah that sums it up lol

[@yesensei]

Not gonna lie, for Frozen 1 narrative wasn’t it’s strong point either, so I’m not mad at this one for its narrative flaws. I mean, Hans from the first film felt forced as the twist villian, so his whole thing was a flaw, esp, that scene with him under the boat after he fell.

[@forresttfoxx]

I’m the third film, if the Duke of Weaselton doesn’t become a power hungry villain I will be disappointed... or.. what if Samantha is the villain in the next movie and Olaf knows it.

[@ToxicPea]

Yeah I thought it was WAY better than the original. I truly enjoyed the film. PeaS: I like how "Lost in the Woods" was basically a parody of 80's love-themed music videos.

[@aliuscogitabam]

yes, someone else realizes lost in the woods is the best part of the movie.

[@BlueBlurWolf]

I will admit, I like the 2nd one a lot better because the character development, but the first one still has a special place in my heart.

[@kiana6740]

The horse is kind of like a kelpie, but they can’t go on earth, and they are made of water, they only help who they deem worthy, while trying to drown Elsa, she proved that she was worthy thus gaining the horses approval🤗

[@santiagoramirez9601]

Lost in the woods and show yourself was my favorite

[@DBZPaige]

Same

[@kyuusenshi7936]

Panic at the disco's Into the unknown, is my favorite, the rendition is very original, an awsome Rock Ballad

[@MsZeldasaga]

I feel like more time was spent on the animation than the actual story.

[@T_E_G]

It was a the animation. People would probably not even watch it for the story but for the stunning animation.

[@phoenixgaming-plakadrakes6235]

Why do everyone call them Avatar's spirit's? They were all the original 4 elements in Greek mythology and Space connected them, not Snow, which really makes no sense. They have been used in many pieces of media, INCLUDING Avatar.

[@internetuser528]

12:19 that scene wasn’t in the movie and I feel a bit robbed.

[@cellano5223]

Yeah I was waiting for that moment and sad they cut it.

[@juste.une.mouche]

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[@marastoughton1951]

The thing that I like about Kristoff is that he's truly the supporting character rather than the Disney princess + romantic interest main character duo formula. When Kristoff first sees Anna again when she's trying to lure the rock spirits, he does his best to truly support her cause by asking, "what do you need?" which I think is so powerful honestly. This is Anna's cause and he wants to support her the best way he can by letting her do her thing and he be the support and do what she says. It's a nice touch.

[@CalebWillden]

I totally agree! Characters don't have to be totally relevant to the plot to still have meaning and purpose. Some call him swooping in unnecessary and pointless, but, while I totally expected it, I loved it anyway.

[@LibertyLocalizer]

It looks better, it does some interesting stuff with the story, and Olaf is improved. But, Elsa being the bridge element doesn't make much sense, I don't know why earth has multiple beings, Kristoff had a shitty plotline, and the ending was disappointingly convenient.

[@pencilu3873]

Ya and the music wasnt that good either they kinda forgot it's a family movie up until the ending and there weren't any up beat songs they were all very depressing

[@seashantieshelp1946]

Matthew Mazzetti i disagree but you do have good points. They definitely made use of their characters, and Olaf was a big more tolerable.

[@knino7763]

@@pencilu3873 What? People were expecting this movie to be more "mature" and more dark than the original, but suddenly people want it to be another childish movie with an earworm of a soundtrack? Like what do you want people?

[@philatio1744]

I feel like the "bridge" thing would have been more effecrive have they gone through with destroying arendalle. That way, both kingdoms would have united and left the past behind, but what we got was overly convenient instead.

[@gaytrise]

@@seashantieshelp1946 I hated Olaf in this movie. I was just waiting for the little fucker to die, he was so annoying. Expect for the scene where he was recreating Frozen, that was great. I feel like he was way funnier in this first movie.

[@Trickstress_]

The choices of the different forms of the spirits are more going towards Norwegian legends such of the Nokk (water horse) or that salamanders are frequently used as a representation of fire for some examples.

[@gregoryjames1542]

I felt this film was reaching the end and the story writers were like, “Oh Yeah! We need an ending” and they rushed the ending and tried to tie up loose ends. They did it pretty well but there’s something missing like you said. I felt that the ending was formulaic and too good to be true. I’d still Iike to see more development in Elsa and Anna though

[@Ghostman223]

Raid sucks I tried it and there’s no story at all well kinda the graphics are eh and there’s no voices

[@spencerthestupidsamurai7326]

Punctuation

[@bellamy2041]

Period

[@spiceyblueroyalhoney1225]

What are you talking about? There is voicing. And I enjoy the game.

[@joacotaco4772]

Exactly

[@Ardeleus]

@Dextive Studio Question, is entertainment value subjective?

[@theoobs6137]

THE POINT OF THE MOVIE WAS THERE WAS NO VILLAIN

[@palgameruk8996]

Bruce Willis rang... He wants his 5 elements back,

[@xango82]

This movie makes no sense It's like they cut of alot of scenes. That would have made the movie makes more sense. I bet there is probably 45 minute missing from this movie

[@ShryStar]

You maybe onto something, if you look in the soundtrack there are FOUR whole songs that are just cut straight out of the film. There is definitely quite a bit missing from this movie.

[@thunderbird1921]

Not only that, the first film feels so different from this one that it almost feels like two different franchises, other than having the same characters and setting at times. Elsa used her powers only to defend herself in a drastic situation in the first film, now she's blasting them around like a full-on superhero queen.

[@Alex-up9dj]

@@thunderbird1921 I feel like the reason to why Elsa uses her powers much more in this movie than the first one is because she has now a different view on them. She used to see them as a curse and something dangerous that should be controlled absolutely so she would use them only in drastic situations. But now she sees them as a part of herself that shouldn't be kept away and hidden. She realizes that her powers make her who she is so she eventually comes to term with them and accept them as a part of herself. She now has no shame in using them since both her and the people around her see them as a gift. I find Elsa's evolution truly marvellous, she has grown a lot from the first movie. She doesn't run away from her problems anymore and find the courage to dive into the unknown to truly find herself and where she belongs. I don't think this movie makes no sense or was rushed. True that the rythm is a bit fast but I think Disney managed to find a good balance.

[@iiiisssssaaaaaacccccc]

Tashia Love idk how it doesn’t make any sense, they just explain and answer fan questions etc, you didn’t been attention to the movie then

[@T_E_G]

@@iiiisssssaaaaaacccccc it's called using your brain

[@Cerberus03]

I actually found Kristof’s song quite funny. I don’t know why but it looked like a music video from the 80s lol. And the scenes in it that looked like Bohemian Rhapsody lol.

[@LibertyLocalizer]

Frozen heart is still my favorite song.

[@reasyrandom]

Said no one ever.

[@skullsmitten]

mine too! it was the only song in the first movie that really seemed to fit the culture and region, while the rest of the soundtrack sounds like a pop jukebox musical.

[@demonking5364]

Something that I learned about movies after 17 years of living here is that the first one is always good the second one is better because it ties up all the Loose Ends and the third one feels kind of rushed there are very little movies that actually can make a third movie work

[@JohnIRTMAN]

Dazz: forget ice and snow *1:08** immediatly shows ice and snow*

[@laurensimpson2335]

Me: *clicks video to see its 28 minutes long* Also me: *goes to the comments to find if it is a yes or no*

[@oatmealbeaver]

the fifth spirit was love, bond, etc., not ice, that’s the same as water. I thought that Elsa and Anna (maybe their mother) were the fifth spirit and Elsa’s powers were a gift edit: fifth element not spirit*

[@konnordano1615]

Lost in the woods is my favourite and made most in my cinema laugh out loud, it was amazing

[@reasyrandom]

Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Yeeeeeees.

[@TuesdaysArt]

I assume that vendors are using the sequel as an opportunity the Frozen 1 merch they had left over after the Frozen craze ended. A store could have overstocked Frozen merch, not realizing the hype was dying down.

[@lu-gc7gm]

short answer: yes long answer: yessssssssssss

[@user-vu4yv2yd9d]

I think Ahtohallan (a place made entirely of ice) has its own consciousness and can communicate with people through memories and voices from the past. Edit: also, I think all the spirits being very different was the point. Each has their equal place, but those places are different and each spirit is what it is to match their elements' niches.