Frozen 2 SPOILER Review

Frozen 2 Spoiler Review today! Beyond The Trailer reaction & movie review! Spoilers! Ending explained! Anna & Elsa saving Arendelle!
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Frozen 2 Movie Review with SPOILERS today! Beyond The Trailer host Grace Randolph's reaction & review of Frozen 2 from Disney Animation! Ending explained! Anna and Elsa saving Arendelle! Olaf dies?! Enjoy this SPOILER breakdown of Frozen 2 in 2019 now that you've seen the full movie! And be sure to make Beyond The Trailer your first stop for movie and entertainment news here on KZbin today!
CHAPTER TIMES
So Much Happened - 00:00
Hilarious - 00:48
The Fifth Spirit - 1:32
Sisters Bridge - 2:17
Real Women - 4:13
Pseudo Representation - 4:49
Broad Strokes - 5:27
Frozen Memories - 6:18
Elsa & Anna's Parents - 6:50
Olaf's Fate - 8:26
Anna Saves the Day - 9:24
Elsa Too! - 10:24
LGBT Outfit - 11"04
No Mary Sues Here - 11:36
Kristoff - 12:00
Bruni & Gale - 12:43
Conclusion - 13:23
Interact with host & creator Grace Randolph!
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#Frozen2 #Disney #Elsa

[@ratanasorn8080]

I lost it when Elsa cringed at Let It Go callback 😂 😂 😂

[@Poison_Spider8]

Sorn Ratana saame😂😂

[@ratanasorn8080]

Sierra literally how I felt when that song was everywhere that time 😂

[@Zodia195]

Yeah I caught that, it was funny.

[@lukenickarchie9889]

Same 😂

[@maxw.3429]

I thought that was hilarious too! 😂

[@vileplume5927]

The “show yourself” sequence took my breath away 🥺

[@ratanasorn8080]

Vileplume 48 it’s totally Let It Go part 2

[@SallidrasArtStudio]

Yes totally my favorite song in the movie.

[@Ponce17]

That had me sobbing

[@thieuslangen9279]

Same here man... same here

[@richboy81]

Sooooo good!!!! 😭😭😭

[@SJ-kg2bw]

I don't feel like Elsa was meant to be Queen as much as her sister... her powers are too huge to be used only as children's entertainment. As a protector of the forest she's able to use them without holding back while giving more responsibility to Anna. It's a perfected version of the already near-perfect ending from the first movie

[@wii1245]

S J drops to the knee..... This Is it. Elsa. Gone. Somehow this spoiler killed something inside of me.

[@ruskinblack6755]

I love your reviews but saying it’s Elsas fault that her parents died is like saying it’s a child’s fault their parents died in a car accident taking them to the doctor or school.

[@alisa-bg1wr]

Exactly! it was their decision, she didn't force them to do that.

[@Asami0303]

if you actually heard what she said she explained she didn’t do it on purpose but she was responsible for it. just as if i were to ask you to go to the store to get me something and you were to tragically die, it would be on me for asking you to go right?? or would it be fully on your for accepting to go the store and die💀

[@nicsanc9679]

Elsa: “My parents died because of me” 😪 Grace: ....”Yeah” 😂😂😂

[@micah459]

I mean her parents were kinda messed up anyway

[@jaja3109]

@@micah459 Why???

[@micah459]

@@jaja3109 I mean instead of actually Embracing Elsa and her powers, they locked her away and made her think she was a monster which kinda messed her up mentally. All this over a small accident. They also almost ruined her relationship with Anna because of it. They weren't good parents

[@shadowlibrarian400]

micah white they probably hadn’t meant for it to be permanent, but then they died.😅

[@deepakmenon6720]

@@micah459 elsa almost froze Anna's heart. They didnt make her a prisoner. She was free to go out. Elsa had a choice. Her parents did that until they could find a solution to this which is why they went to the dark sea. You're fucking stupid.

[@arsanywealawadalla3051]

**Elsa snaps her fingers** Olaf: Anna...I don’t wanna go.. ✊🏼😔

[@marianojorgedeverilltabare430]

I thought exactly the same while watching it!

[@HickoryDickory86]

Why, exactly, is it "unhealthy" to want to go and live in the woods? Have you never been to the woods? It's quiet and peaceful out there, and some people do genuinely prefer that to urban life. It's really not anyone else's place to decide whether or not it's a healthy choice to make.

[@artmess4745]

I think she meant that it's not healthy for Elsa - you know, she was isolated her whole childhood and it has really affected her mental health, especially if you look at her in the second movie. Elsa is happy in this quiet, peaceful environment, but she just closes and isolates herself even more from her sister and family. And that's just not healthy.

[@yubima]

@@artmess4745 but she decided that as a responzability not as a runing away.

[@horilaw424]

@@artmess4745 But she doesn't isolate herself from her sister completely...in the end they clearly imply that they still see each other; what Elsa always wanted was to be free to live with her powers but without hurting anyone, and that's exactly what she gets by going to the forest, but she does this without rejecting her family, so there's nothing really unhealthy in there

[@Blackcop33]

i died when elsa cringed at herself singing let it go haha

[@cklambo]

So Elsa is the avatar from the northern water tribe

[@shawnhall3849]

cklambo No water tribe in avatar represent Inuits. Not whatever these people are suppose to be

[@FeatheredWingz]

@@shawnhall3849 Pretty sure "those people" are supposed to represent the Sami, Norway's Indigineous peoples. But I get your point too.

[@trustybirdie7279]

Yeah and Zuko is a Lizard

[@AlreadiWon]

Elsa vs Avatar Korra videos will be all over youtube a few months from now

[@callumager537]

- Puts a character in a white dress in a rainbow backdrop -Nobody Grace - “Gay tho”

[@SuperAnimecity]

Yeah like WTH 😒

[@nushantharuka4315]

I know ryt...🙄

[@riakriak7270]

It's there for people to interpret however they choose

[@-lorepheus-]

As an introvert I think her decision to live in a wood is perfectly normal.^^ Just because we live in a loud world mostly ruled by extroverts doesn't mean being always under people and having lots of friends is "healthy" and a more reclusive way of living is "unhealthy". It's just a choice and neither good nor bad. She was more or less forced into Arendelle's queen position anyways, so she's free now (and of course not ALL alone)- what's not to like? :)

[@mizuko2001]

I agree! And it also doesn't mean that she can't return to Arendelle ever... I also think that she wants to get to know the people from her mother's side.

[@kelseyrust2272]

She’s not even alone there’s loads of people that live there too haha so not so strange

[@harrysgirl101]

Fellow introvert here and i second that statement! I love my me time.

[@gabrieldelt65]

She’s literally the Avatar lmao. She’s the bridge between the worlds, all of the elements have their own personifications lol

[@KiddyAmunda]

I think you are confused about who the tribe is supposed to depict. Arendelle is supposed to be Norway and the people of north Norway are the Sami and the tribe are clearly based on them not Alaska or Native Americans.

[@alizpinto808]

Exactly :)

[@brucewayne7422]

Exactly

[@VSaccount]

why did one of them have brown skin then

[@mickymcbryan4814]

And most importantly to her point, the Sami have a wide range of skin tones ranging from very dark to very pale. Kristoff, for example, was confirmed to be from a Sami group and he wears very traditional Sami mens clothing throughout the first movie.

[@maralajo]

Disney actually signed a contract with the Sami to properly portray them in the movie

[@J-Vasa]

I dont think its a hint to LGBTQ+. She has ice powers and water/ice refracts light and makes it show as the light spectrum. Its just attention to detail i think

[@heatherchendi3506]

people are always going to run full speed ahead with their narrative and never stop to think that maybe their narrative isn't the case. Smh, at least the writers stayed true to Elsa's character and kept her uninterested in romance. I wish this whole "Elsa is gay" thing would go away - it's not her!!!!

[@Ahloveyafuhso]

@@heatherchendi3506 Someone should really call out to grace and other people when it comes to that seriously.

[@vixiestarfire]

I agree. If it was really hinting to that, people DEFINITELY would have jumped on Kristoff and the tribe brother talking to each other (if he wasn’t with Anna lol)

[@Zodia195]

Yeah, I think we need to ask someone in that community if they thought it was a nodd to their community. Me being straight, I honestly didn't think that it was a nod, but everything is up to interpretation.

[@J-Vasa]

@@Zodia195 thing is, elsa is a character that anyone can see themselves in. Someone who is in LGBTQ+ community may see her as how they identify. Thats the beauty of leaving that question unanswered for such a popular character. It doesnt alienate anyone and means everyone can relate to her.

[@gerardomacias7370]

Water having memories, I can buy it. In Greek Mythology, if you take a dip in the River Lethe, you lose your memories. Water is generally the representation of life. Reminds of a story where a girl to a dip in water and saw her mother’s memories because her mother became ice then melted to become water. So ash to ash, dust to dust, water to water.

[@brysonmorgan9378]

It actually does... or it’s actually being debated. It wasn’t just for movie purposes.

[@Jose-sx4ql]

Rosinante Donquixote remeber Thor getting in the water in Avengers: Infinity War in order to see into the past

[@ThomasJH268]

“What are you reading?” “Something from some Danish author.” I see what they did there

[@wintersfrost5281]

ThomasJH268 just got back from watching it- loved that reference!!

[@planetalhena]

Oh I didn't get that at the time... are they making a reference to the original snow queen story?

[@wintersfrost5281]

Ana Ana Think so since it was written by Hans Christian Anderson who was Danish!!

[@jenny_beryl]

Ana Ana Agnarr was reading The Little Mermaid, also written by Hans Christian Anderson.

[@RoseBaggins]

Is no one taking into account the original Snow Queen story? The Snow Queen lives alone in a castle at the North Pole. Also, is no one taking into account that rainbows come after a storm? There's more than one meaning to a symbol.

[@mish375]

Plus consider the different religions or folktales of the world that use rainbows: Greeks: had a goddess of rainbows Iris who is a messenger goddess. Judaism and Christianity: God (Yahweh) sets the rainbow in the sky as a promise to humanity that He will never flood the earth again. Shintoism: the god and goddess Izanagi and Izanami began the world by creating a rainbow and descending from it to Earth before they created land. Norse mythology: which concerns Frozen...they saw it as the Bifrost or rainbow bridge that the gods would travel on to visit the Earth. Irish/Celtic: the end of the rainbow contains a pot of gold but is guarded by a leprechaun. Buddhism: the rainbow is the highest state before Nirvana that can be reached. Ie. The spectrum of light is all elements coming together and you being one with it. Cherokee: rainbows are the hem of the Sun. And so on and so forth. Rainbows are seen as an element. I see no difference here. If Elsa's outfit becomes a rainbow it symbolizes the elements.

[@RoseBaggins]

@@mish375 exactly!! There is so much more that it's particularly shallow just to focus on one meaning. And as a big mythology fan, it drives me nuts.

[@thieuslangen9279]

I never even thought of that.... the storm isn't raging on any more so the rainbow she is can appear

[@_KungFuBarbie_]

Frozen 1 came out 6 years ago. I'm glad to see that the franchise has seemingly matured with it's original fans.

[@calebreese2311]

So it hasn't changed at all

[@_KungFuBarbie_]

@@calebreese2311 ?

[@JOHN-kc1pw]

Chance Simons Holy shit! Has it really been 6 years?

[@carzia_speed2235]

Oh my god that’s why I loved frozen so much! I was 7 when it came out!

[@sunbro6998]

Suspicious of someone living in the woods, spoken like a true city dweller Grace.

[@SuperCrazywes]

I think a big reason Elsa chose seclusion was because that’s how she was raised. The whole intro of the first movie was showing how she never saw people and didn’t even talk to her own sister, so that’s probably what she’s used to and is her normal.

[@huskydje]

Wesley M. I totally agree!!!! If it hadn’t been for how her parents raised her!!!

[@kathymcclean]

Olaf explaining the plot of the last move had me in tears from laughing so hard, I couldn't literally breath for a good minute

[@jybc2465]

Not every rainbow themed thing means its lgbtq

[@Obsidianrasengan]

Yes but actually no.

[@joerusso9555]

@marcus muniz like an ink blot test, you see what you want. There is no gay representation here, but you go ahead and see it anyway, cupcake.

[@J-Vasa]

As much as i want it to be LGBTQ+ representation it isnt. Its just attention to detail. She has ice powers and ice/water refracts light showing a rainbow because thats what the light spectrum looks like

[@fandomacct2579]

@@joerusso9555 We will, cupcake.

[@la4christ877]

Ikr, these ppl just want it toooooo much fr

[@alexandergriffith1825]

Why is it when ever a fictional female character doesn't have a man in her life she automatically is thought to be gay?

[@joeblast8004]

Maybe because Disney literally confirmed that she is and no one is making this up?

[@alexandergriffith1825]

@@joeblast8004 Show dont tell.

[@Regina.Falange]

I couldn’t agree with you more.

[@blakeisbell9870]

I feel the same way. Like I never thought once that that dress was a nod to the LGBT community. She has never shown interest in any form of relationship. I personally would rather her be Asexual. I think that fits her character a lot more as an independent strong woman. I mean cmon, how is Elsa gay? There is no proof of any romantic feelings or gestures from her over the course of 2 movies. Nowadays if you have a meaningful conversation with someone of the same gender then you must be gay. Give me a break. I love that you pointed this out.

[@ultronemperor3525]

@@joeblast8004 No, it didn't.

[@Nacoga87]

The Sami people is who the tribe is supposed to represent here. People in the Artic regions share similar features but the Sami people can be very light skinned being in Europe after all.

[@shawnhall3849]

Nacoga Light-skinned they are not

[@horilaw424]

@@shawnhall3849 Yes they can be, they come mostly from Scandinavia, which is northern Europe, and people mostly have fair skin up there

[@efrenlunapelaez]

Loved “Show Yourself” part. I got emotional, and Elsa’s transformation was so magical. Btw, that song is “Let It Go” level. Should have been the main one instead of “Into the Unknown,” which I sure like as well.

[@shanelocsin9906]

Idina did say that "Show Yourself" is a tad better than "Into the Unknown". It's just that she can spill it on the interviews as it is a bit spoiler-ish...

[@TSXIO]

When Olaf was dusting away me and my nephew were LIKE “THANOS GOT OLAF NOOOOO”

[@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.

[@Hiphopmogo]

I miss those days that the rainbow is just a rainbow.

[@iPodTouchMan21]

That’s offensive

[@marydavis8012]

I love how the leaves represented the wind spirit, kind of like a nod to Pocahontas (colors of the wind anyone??)

[@Ninasanz83]

Mary Davis I thought the same

[@Poison_Spider8]

Mary Davis *Gale

[@clutchcake7717]

I really don't see how any of the material in frozen 2 were nods to LGBT.

[@LaFara125]

I think I may be on the minority but watching Frozen I never thought Elsa could be gay, I'm always on for cheering and shipping on couples but I also don't think every character needs to be paired up. I do see your point in Elsa living apart, I'm very introvert but I also understand that you need to be able to connect and interact with people so I get why some would see that as her taking the easy way out.

[@megamovieman101]

I always saw Elsa as asexual, honestly

[@blandsalsa8796]

@@megamovieman101 Same!

[@beccag2758]

Yeah actually it never occurred to me, even when people started running around saying that. I haven't seen the sequel yet but I don't think "not being with a man" equals gay?

[@kestra79]

I actually agree with you and never saw Elsa as gay. I saw her as an independent woman who didn’t need a man who sadly was isolated her whole life so it makes sense that she chooses to be a nomad or something like that. Isolation is all she knew until she was an adult.

[@arcanelyclaire6091]

I think Elsa is the first inspirational character for asexual and aromantic women - I’m ace and Elsa is the only character I can really watch who stands into her own identity and power without constantly yearning/pining for ‘the other half’ - I mean, she LITERALLY embodies the whole of the elements in this movie meaning she is WHOLE in herself and that is just beautiful to me. But I still love romance and happy to see Anna and Kristoff get their happy ever after :)

[@adventurer6454]

There is no rainbow in Elsa's white dress. It's just white and purple

[@HeatherJames88]

With some blue

[@Crazyarchfiend]

It was green, yellow, red, and blue

[@elgaen555]

It’s very subtle, you have to see it in a premium theatre maybe

[@ratanasorn8080]

Adventurer 64 yeah, I’ve been scratching my head when Grace mentioned the rainbow dress

[@teresaharris-travelbybooks5564]

That scene where Anna and Elsa face each other on the beach; I knew instantly that Elsa would never return to live in Arrendell and that Anna would be queen. Elsa had transcended a normal existence.

[@David-lk5bt]

“Go be a part of civilization!” I feel very attacked 😂

[@3rd-drama376]

Thanos: You should've aim for the head. *snaps* *meanwhile inside the cave* Olaf: Anna... I don't wanna go!

[@artmess4745]

That was my first thought! I started laughing soo hard at that scene while my whole family was crying XD

[@Ponce17]

That's seriously what I was thinking. "When did this become a marvel movie" 🤣🤣

[@3rd-drama376]

@@Ponce17 Thanos really did snaps half of the universe, lol.

[@21karo12]

I find it funny how all of the Nordic (mythology) references are seen through american eyes. The water horse actually goes way back into European mythology, but especially in the Icelandic mythology, the water spirit Neck, had a horse-like figure (so Elsa is not just a "horse girl") . Also the Northuldra people were based on the Sami people, which are the indigenous people of Northern Europe. Elsa and Anna's parents weren't going to the North Pole, us Nordics don't have as big of an obsession of it as people do in the states (not saying this in a bad way). The producers went to Lapland to find inspiration so some research on the Nordic region and history would be recommended. But it is interesting how the same elements can be perceived in other countries and cultures.

[@EsthledoKid97]

Well, Disney is an American company, so yeah, you could see this as a commentary on Native Americans and how European immigrants took over our land just like in the movie ...

[@Ninasanz83]

Elsa wants to be a hermit Grace: damnit Elsa!

[@seanodell27]

A rainbow can just be a rainbow Grace. I fell like it’s a nod because you’re wanting it to be a nod.

[@garrison_compcub2536]

DJ Odell everything in this movie was a nod towards the LGBTQ+ community for her

[@emilys.1385]

Frozen 2. Elsa goes to Coachella.

[@mallory9486]

no one: absolutely not a soul: grace: i cried. again i cried. that made me cry.

[@cwc5085]

Imma say it. I feel like Disney is planing a Disney + Frozen tv show. After Tangled the Series ends they are gonna get that animation team all over Frozen.

[@Ninasanz83]

Clara Ward Capaldo I Hope not. I feel I like that would cheapen it’s impact.

[@agentcarter2219]

I know I am in the minority here but I prefer Tangled to Frozen.

[@aaronlogue6281]

We are the hidden majority

[@latitudeash]

Me too

[@kathycoleman4648]

Yes. By a mile.

[@IKIGAIofficial]

same here. prefer it wayy over frozen

[@phylasvell]

i also prefer the songs from tangled than frozen aswell, especially the new songs from the tangled tv show

[@princessofaking4387]

Why is rainbow automatically means its LGBT?

[@ikateeo]

because of context, subtext & the modern connotations it has. duh.

[@specialtwice4975]

I think it was suppose to represent the coming together of the four elements, plus her, the fifth. The LGBT is a nice idea but there wasn't enough time for that. Kristoff and that northodra guy had more screen time together (lol) than Elsa and that girl, and that was only like a minute.

[@tinabastarache2674]

@@specialtwice4975 lols ikr

[@user-mo1xj2jx6o]

What about unicorn.....

[@reminichul3027]

Because God doesn't exist

[@spj4you]

"Jesus-style" haha. I actually got more Gandolf the White riding into Helm's Deep.

[@katyruscansky5447]

Is no one gonna talk about how the pacing in this movie kind of sucked? Every thing else was good for the most part but the pacing really bugged me

[@GeminiPrincess-gq7cj]

Katy Ruscansky me too I feel it was WAY to fast. And I couldn’t really comprehend everything that was happening.

[@harrysgirl101]

I agree with that. This movie was too short I really wish they wouldve taken the time to world build a little more with the norrhern tribe. They shouldve had more screen time

[@rafaelmanzo9497]

@@weirdal4president825 , *you clearly do not know what "pacing" means in screenwriting/cinema.* Disliking the way pacing was handled in a film has nothing to do with intelligence or attention span. It's about things in the story getting skipped or rushed (not explained enough); it's about whether or not a *"big surprise"* moment worked or not BECAUSE you have to set things up first; it's about characters' stories getting shown or skipped and having their *journey (arc)* feel natural or choppy/not work! Your insults were baseless and unnecessary and a complete overreaction to: "The pacing really bugged me."

[@DiscClub6]

Finally! Someone willing to spoiling the movie for me. I have no desire to see the movie but I want to know what happens 🙌

[@seelfire4725]

isnt the desire to know what happends, the desire to watch a movie?

[@GomerKyle1979]

I'm like that to it's funny I don't wanna see things but I want to know the spoilers.

[@justinriley4063]

Same

[@micah459]

Me too. I'm not going to see it but I want to know what happened

[@djuanbenjamin9149]

Same, thought I was only one who did that.

[@planetalhena]

I honestly didn't think Elsa completely "ran away from her problems" this time. As the embodiment of a spirit, she belonged in the forest and felt truly at home there with the other spirits, unlike anywhere else. I think she found a place where she finally felt comfortable.

[@Disneyfan82]

And she doesn't need a ship to travel back to see her sister anytime. And they're not separated for good, because for Elsa its like only living in another part of town that's not too far away. Since this was based on the ice queen, that is what Elsa finally became in the end and found a new purpose without saying goodbye to her friends for good. They'll still see each other like friends and family do.

[@myveryowndisneyroom]

I want to know why Elsa could not (or chose not) to attend her own sister’s coronation, but was somehow able to hop on her water horse and head there for a game of charades after the fact.

[@marastoughton1951]

That's the one thing that pissed me off about the movie. WHY DIDN'T SHE GO??

[@horilaw424]

In the end she actually isn't headed towards Arendelle, she's riding towards Ahtohallan (it wouldn't have made sense for her to go to Arendelle since charades weren't on that same day) As for the coronation, at the beginning I thought it was because of the creators' original idea to leave Elsa dead in the end (and the statue Anna shows would have been a statue of Elsa), but someone made me notice that actually, that probably isn't Anna's coronation at all, it's just the inauguration of the statue of their parents I still expected that Elsa would still be there to watch, even from afar maybe, but it makes more sense than her not being at the coronation, I don't think she would ever miss that

[@blackmagician7645]

Elsa lives in the woods. Yes, but it is a enchanted woods Grace.

[@DaveLH]

Agreed. I think Elsa was metaphorically living in Harry Potter's closet under the stairs as long as she remained in Arendelle.

[@Moskarth]

I am still struggling to understand how there is any nod to LGBTQ in this movie and I was looking for it because you mentioned in your non spoiler review... there didn’t need to be either it was still a good movie, I was just confused how grace came to this conclusion

[@joerusso9555]

She always sees what she wants. She's a lib and they can't help but cram diversity and inclusiveness into everything or condemn something when it blatantly avoids it.

[@Moskarth]

I’m not calling her out at all because I can normally see where she’s coming from but this time I was just confused

[@Ninasanz83]

Snake of Rivia a lot of people think Cap and Bucky should’ve been a thing. It’s not that serious y’all. 🙄

[@confettipetti]

I can't speak for anyone else but as a gay woman I felt like Elsa was pretty clearly queer coded in this movie, if Let it Go is a "coming out" song then for me Show Yourself is a "You should also come out because there are others like you and me and we can be happier and better off", you can see the happiness on Elsa's face when she realises she's found who she is and where she belongs. I'm not very good at going into detail about this stuff just my personal thoughts 😂

[@jamarfennell8205]

And the rainbow dress just represented the northern lights not the LGBTQ community. Han and that guy had more screen time together than Elsa and the girl. She can’t let the movie be good, it has to give a nod to something and which in this case is nothing.

[@altermetax]

The imaginary world of Frozen is inspired by Scandinavia, it's got nothing to do with America and Alaska. The Northuldra people are inspired by the Sami people in the north of Norway & Sweden.

[@kshaane]

I love how Elsa and Anna knew what they're dad looked like young and frozen but didn't realize that was there mother??

[@pyosomemore6383]

The mother looked like she had facial reconstruction surgery. The younger version had a pretty big circular face while the adult version was totally different

[@raini0705]

the scene where elsa rides against the wave and freezes a wall up in front of the wave before it gets to the city was so cool. The fire spirit is so darn cute. I was like OMG when it finally showed itself after getting cornered.

[@Greenkai3000]

Elsa in that all white outfit and make over ... perfection

[@TheeDarrylTee]

“Why is there diversity in Norway?” Because this is Arendelle. A fictional place in a fictional story.

[@KlusaisUldis]

Someone is being very American. There are diverse nordic tribes, like saami. Doesn't need to be pulled into narrow-minded native American mindset.

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

That didn't even cross my mind until now, and I'm far from somebody who demands-or excuses-diversity inclusions. This time, it wasn't cynical or pandering.

[@Angie2343]

But in the Disney parks, Arendelle is described as real.

[@thieuslangen9279]

I love how Bruni is the actual mythical creature called a Salamander. So creative!

[@katarinawikholm5873]

I like how Bruni’s name echoes words like burn and the Scandinavian equivalents begin w BR-vowel -N, like bränna - a very good name for a salamander.

[@thieuslangen9279]

@@katarinawikholm5873 I didn't even think of that... that's awesome

[@allienculture]

How is it Elsa's fault that her parents made a decision to go to a dangerous place? And she wasn't the reason either, the reason was their fear and inability to think of a better way to cope with the situation. Totally got it upon themselves. Plus shut Elsa out of everyone which is why she is now so socially awkward.

[@walrus8636]

I’m so happy with the ending. Frozen is based off of the snow queen story and she finally becomes the snow queen, living in her own little ice kingdom with her creatures and all. Also this movie was a lot more mature. It didn’t have any of those “hip jokes” like “if you write with a bird it’s called tweeting” and “lets make fun of our past movies so we look cool” kind of jokes. I just really enjoyed it. Especially her show yourself scene.

[@mofthemoth5755]

Yay finally a spoiler review on Elsa: The Last Water/Icebender

[@timvlaar]

I understand why arendelle wasn't destroyed, at the end, but I still think it undercuts Anna's decision to destroy the bridge

[@annikalapudas9742]

The Northuldra are Sami or at least the equivalent of the Sami people in this movie.

[@obscur_artiste]

I would rather have seen the Northuldra integrated into the kingdom into the officer roles, rather than have tokenized African diversity in the arctic.

[@joolaine]

@@obscur_artiste Um, the Sami have nothing to do with Africa whatsoever? They're an indigenous people in Northern Europe.

[@shawnhall3849]

Sleeper Incel Too bad, so sad. And calm down it’s just a Disney movie

[@shawnhall3849]

Julian “We’re all Africans”

[@ChienaAvtzon]

Actually, the Northuldra are similar to the indigenous tribes of Siberia.

[@notchuckproductions5029]

So basically it's like Lord of the Rings? were Gandalf dies comes back as Gandalf the white? Thats kind of a cop out.

[@BeyondTheTrailer]

She gets the new outfit BEFORE she freezes.

[@blandsalsa8796]

@@BeyondTheTrailer Omg didn't knew that! I thought she gets the New outifit after she unfroze. :O

[@notchuckproductions5029]

@@BeyondTheTrailer Oh okey, Thanks grace

[@mystic_mimi21]

I felt that anna was wayyy to needy and attached to elsa

[@cummiestcat]

As a gay person, I'm tired of forced representation in movies to cater someone like Grace.

[@Dotoku14]

Amen

[@heatherchendi3506]

True! I'm tired of people shoehorning their way into movies that aren't about them and not targeted to them.

[@thatbooknerdoverthere7899]

How is frozen not for homosexuals tho? Aren't homosexuals just people who want to watch movies like anyone else? Why are people so crazy...

[@heatherchendi3506]

@@MMARVEL2003 forcing

[@collettelowry4227]

Thank you!!

[@crockoreptile]

RIP Theory that Rapunzel, Elsa and Tarzan are related.

[@bradywalker3050]

Elsa: "Our parents died because of me" Anna: "Just let it go Elsa"

[@reader2012]

The northern folks would be based on Sami tribes of Scandinavia

[@an64p4nt5]

I thought it was hilarious how Kristoffs song channeled Chicago (the band), circa 1980’s

[@MrsDizarky]

When Elsa transformed I was literally like, "Hi Grace!"

[@cloroxmilkshake1150]

Olaf: Anna.. I don't feel so good..

[@clydeericksoncapati7566]

"jesus-style, shoe rode above the water..." HAHAHAHA

[@bigd4998]

Love Idina’s Into the Unknown and Show Yourself! I just found that Elsa found her purpose and place by being one with nature as the 5th element. Seems like she transcend from being Queen to something more

[@donovandelaney3171]

Elsa is still a queen. Now Elsa is the queen of both the Enchanted Forest and Arendelle.

[@rockthevisualarts]

Grace: “Jesus Style” 🤣 That was great to hear haha

[@michell3insf]

A lot of this sounds like elements from 'Once Upon A Time' show. Even the evil relative.

[@michaelbrent1536]

Michelle A. I can already see Disney planning to do a frozen TV series since the movie did so well at the box office

[@lastwest906]

@@michaelbrent1536 God willing its a live action tv show and they cast Taraji p. as Ana😳😳😳

[@sophiarose5879]

oh my god i was thinking that too lol

[@CharlieShay]

I think by now it's confirmed - Elsa is the new Avatar incarnation from the Northern Water Tribe!! Now she just needs to learn to master the other elements.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

Basically.... while also just wanting to a hermit.

[@Guldressur]

I loved the inspiration from the Sami, especially with regard to the history of dams and Sami, looking particularly at the Alta dam conflict. And I loved that the nøkk (waterhorse) tried to drown Elsa and didn’t give up on that until it was harnessed, much like in the normal legends. Totally get Elsa’s desire to live in the woods, very Sami and very Norwegian 😂

[@emaratilicious-4079]

That breathtaking transformation scene deserved a better song.

[@deViianceTV]

Wdym that song was great it showed her growth

[@horilaw424]

Show Yourself is probably one of the best, most symbolic and most emotional songs Disney has ever had the gall to put out there, highly doubt they could have done better :"

[@desanipt]

They're Sami! People from nothern Norway (they also live in northern Sweden and Finland). Not Alaskan, Native American or anything like that. This movie even got a dubbing in Northern Sami.

[@EsthledoKid97]

Well, if you're Native American, like I am, then you can read into it because it's totally about colonialism . Film is subjective

[@JD-bo5gi]

At what point was Elsa alone in the woods? She wasn't alone. Think you need to "Let it go" 🤷‍♂️😂

[@GlitterGutter]

native americans? i thought this is based on nothern europe so wouldn't it make more sense that this was a nod to the sami people?

[@serenasilvercrest3154]

I love the Kristoff song it made me laugh so much it's my fav song. My fav line in the movie is " I like you better in leather. " ;)

[@sukorileakbatt294]

Indeed water does have memory. This is well understood scientifically.

[@MrLexxBomb]

I'm guessing you are talking about the way tears dry up differently (on microscope slides) based upon the emotion that caused them

[@deltauniformtangocharlieho2795]

Umm, I think you meant to say water does NOT have memory. THAT is well understood scientifically.

[@franvdf]

Yeah, there are some BS "studies" that have been debunked, but people only remember the first thing they hear, not the correction.

[@archieincolumbus]

I loved the Marvel reference..... Olaf died because of the..... wait for it.... COLD SNAP!!!!

[@hindsightpov4218]

I’m hearing positive reviews for Frozen 2. People are saying it’s better than the first Frozen. I might actually watch this.

[@dongxx]

No one is saying that

[@shawnhall3849]

They’re only saying that for the previews to get you hyped

[@mizuko2001]

It was good, not fantastic. Entertaining for sure... I would not say it's better than the first one though. The songs were definitely not as memorable and catchy as the ones in the first movie. Quantity over quality in this one. Kristoff's was a bit cheesy...

[@horilaw424]

Don't listen to anyone here and actually give it a chance! I found it absolutely great

[@LukeTheBoss7]

"Eh it's a little bit your fault elesa" 🤣🤣

[@jenshansen3329]

i really don't like how else went to the woods. The whole point of the first movie was that Elsa was know settled with her powers in Arendelle. She seems completely fine in the shorts that take place afterwords (frozen fever, Olaf's frozen adventure) but then she suddenly just stops being settled and just leaves. don't make sense to me.

[@TheCrawling_Eye]

This might be my favorite Grace review

[@ProsunMondol]

I thought that Elsa needed to go back to the woods to protect the Enchanted Forest, implying that it's still vulnerable to future threats of evil (Frozen 3?). Plus she has magic and living with the magic tribe is more of a reuniting of sorts.

[@melissabiri2947]

I feel the white & rainbow dress was more of a nod to being a pure, motherly figure- who watches over all; which is represented by the rainbow.

[@Rellbot]

grace the northrulda represent the saami people who are natives from norway, arendelle is a place in the norway too

[@DereksDichotomy]

The Lost in the Woods number was an homage to 80's music videos, not the 90's.

[@julianWmontgomery]

I can’t watch the video yet cuz I haven’t seen the movie but WOW that might be the happiest I’ve ever seen Grace in a thumbnail

[@kingsolo225]

I admire how much elsa’s character speaks to so many people in different ways such as to the lgbtq community but i look at her as embracing self love considering u dont always need somebody to make u happy🙌🏼💯

[@gnichols2889]

Visually this movie is better that the first one, many songs in the movie and there are excellent, Elsa and Anna has a very charming sisterly bond. I didn’t like Olaf too much screen time, Kristoff character is trying to propose to Anna the entire movie, Elsa’s decision in the end. No villain in this movie.

[@CDCSedits]

G Nichols The villain is nature.

[@horilaw424]

The villain is the characters' own mental issues, with a sprinkle of Elsa and Anna's dead grandfather

[@LyfChoices]

Just finished watching the movie not only once but twice! Planning to rewatch it again it was that good!! And Elsa’s Loooks unngh to die for

[@Yfighter2]

I don’t think Elsa is completely okay with being alone. When she saw the snow memory of herself singing Let it Go, she cringed and covered her face. We think it’s because at the time it was a song about being alone and she thought that was the answer- Elsa has grown from that. I think Elsa won’t be a total loner, but she definitely likes her me-time. At least she’ll have the spirits to keep her company.

[@galaccteauwu4035]

I WATCHED IT A LAST NIGHT. i was literally crying. I felt like a child again . literally am 20

[@queendsheena1]

Thanks for reviewing Grace. Frozen 2 didn't hit Jamaica this week (so mad) so I'm here to get the deets.

[@moomoopuppy5810]

Kristoff's song reminded me of a Peter Cetera/Chicago song.