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“Do you wanna watch a reaction?”
Not now I’m doing homework
@@langstonprice6388 my homework is react to this reaction
Yes
"Or have a scroll through CZcams shorts?"
Yes I like watching reaction videos
"Why have a ballroom with no balls", I'm not even sure if that line aged well right now
AC/DC agrees
Huh?
It's a perfectly fine line, if you're more than 8 years old.
Ya know Disney make adults jokes, I supposed that was the one
I think it’s funny how many times people say the words “i thought this was a disney movie” not realizing how disney has always had darker themes, messages and events despite the cute and lovable characters which adds to the animation is for everyone not just children, it’s just an accessible medium for multiple audiences. Frozen is a perfect example of it! Glad y’all have noticed it too
Not "always." They go through phases. They'll make movies with darker themes, but then when the movies start pushing too far, they'll lighten up and make fluff movies for a while. Then when those don't make enough money due to being too shallow, they'll start adding depth of story and darker themes. It goes in cycles, usually lasting around 10-20 years. The current trend of deeper movies started with Tangled, so we might be nearing the end of it, especially with all the controversy and fire that Disney has received from the conservative side.
Fun fact : at 32:26 Hans looks up , before deflecting the crossbow, he was trying to kill her and pass it as an accident
Yup
THANK YOU!!!! 10 years later and I NEVER heard or saw anyone mention this part whether that’s CZcams, social media, or IRL. To me that a key feature of the plot and its like 99% of the people missed that part
Don't think he was trying to kill her right then and there. I think it was his plan to knock her unconscious cuz he knew she would run far enough to at least survive
well hot damn... 😧
The Hans reveal is one of my favorite disney villain moments because when I first watched frozen I knew he wasn't Anna's true love obviously. But I thought they were going to pull a, he kisses her, but it doesn't break the spell thing. I was not prepared for him to actually have been calculating and manipulative this entire time from the get go.
If the movie had come out a few years later I might've seen it coming, him proposing to her on the first day was a big red flag and his motivation was spelled out when he said he was essentially the runt of the litter. But because when it came out Disney wasn't really subverting expectations, I predicted their love wouldn't be genuine, but not that he was actually using her the whole time.
Some people say he's a bad twist villain, but I honestly think they nailed it here. They set it up with the potential for him to be bad, but then he spends the rest of the movie doing outwardly nice things and 'proving' himself to be good. All his actions do serve his self interests in the end, to make him look like the best option as the ruler to look up to in this crisis. You can't predict someone can be THAT conniving until they show their hand.
@@connorjohnson8590 People who say he's a bad twist villain are the kinds who don't understand the point of stranger danger. They're the kinds who think a dangerous person will LOOK dangerous - trenchcoat, twirly moustache, maybe a scar or two - and that someone who looks and acts kind couldn't possibly be evil.
He is a true villain. You feel no remorse for him. It's perfect.
39:15 a lot of people think Elsa unfreezed her with crying when it's Anna's sacrifice that eas the act of true love
I think it's both, Elsa's true tears of love and Anna's true act of love. Also the tears are from the origin story. The freezing kind of too, but in a different way.
I would also include Olaf sacrificing himself for Anna, since Elsa created him i think he's a manifestation of her young self
25:09 Fun fact: There’s a live Frozen sing-along show at Disney World. When they perform “In Summer” and get to this part of the song, if the performers in stage hear you say “puddle”, they stop the song and yell at you. It’s actually kinda funny 😂
When we went, they gasped and the guy screamed “NOOOO” 😂 he kept pointing to different people in the audience like “did you do that?”
Someone mentioned it, Tangled and Frozen are in the same universe. But also, Rapunzel and Flinn are at the Coronation in Frozen. You can see them walking into the main gate when Anna is singing outside.
Elsa and Anna's parents were on their way to Rapunzel's wedding. The theory is they're cousins. It was mentioned in the reaction, that Tarzan is their brother, but also part of the theory is the ship Ariel searches in their ship. The theory goes pretty far.
Pretty sure the Tarzan theory is bunk as that movie takes place a good 100 or so years after this one.
@@Celestia282 Yeah, that's why I said it was a theory. 😁I love all the Disney and Pixar theories!
Do rapunzel and flinn appear in this reaction clips, or would I have to look at the regular movie to catch it? I like crossover bits, I'd be interested to see it if that's true.
@@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935 It's not in the reaction, it would be a little be fore 9:20. So, you'd have to watch the movie. But it's there.
I always did like the theory that the parents were going to the Tangled wedding, but Frozen 2 says otherwise.
Besides Tangled this was one of my top favourite Disney movies. I relate very much to both Elsa and Anna, but truly the movie is quite impactful and I think Disney did do something quite special with the sibling bond.
I am pretty sure that Frozen and Tangled are straight up my two favorite Disney movies EVER
They are just perfect
Moana is better tbh writing wise
@@DIEFORME173 i mean, if i had watched it, i could try to say something, but i did hear that Moana is a pretty good movie, i just didn't find time to stop for a moment and watch it. Like, i hadn't watched Frozen in YEARS, until today that is, and the same goes to Tangled in reaction movies, so at this point i am just waiting for the right moment to watch someone watching Moana, i guess...
@@jvheroi2603 bro you need to watch it, it’s REALLY good
Have you ever noticed Repunzel and Flynn walking over the bridge when they open the gate to let people into the castle?
Can’t believe it’s been 10 years…. I was 10 when it came out, and I just turned 21 2 weeks ago 😐
I was 8 lol
Dang I was 16 😢
I hate you all😜
I was 10 when it came out and I’m frickin 20 now. Crazy
@@sketchyskies8531same I was 10 now I'm 20 crazy how time flies
Oh wow! This movie is a classic!
As an avid Frozen defender, I ADORE THIS MOVIE and got into many, many arguments on the internet when it came out 10 years ago.
The first Frozen movie is awesome I still think Hans as a twist villain could have use a lot more work and probably more work with explaining Elsa’s powers. But the talent and music and characters are great.
@@kay-jay1581 i prefer elsa's powers being more mysterious personally. but i agree, the second half/last third of the movie doesn't really hold up to the incredibly high standard set by the beginning of the movie
@@hinasakukimiIt’s weird. The first half of the first movie is stronger than the second half, while the second half of the sequel is better than the first.
@@tariqthomas9090 truuuu
"He's super charming but he has chlamydia"😂😂
Frozen was such a fun movie! Elsa's VA Idina Menzel absolutely killed the musical performances, I remember playing the song on repeat when I first saw it.
Shame "Let it Go" took over all the radio stations, had to hear it hundreds of times on my commute & on the company's Radio. Couldn't get away from it
I remember watching this movie in theatre and almost immediately twitching in my seat out of.. memories. Wicked was out during my time in high school (even saw it on Broadway for a senior year band trip) and, dear god, did it overtake high school music culture.. although, my senior year, Rent eventually took that space over (and "five-hundred, twenty-five thousand, six-hundred minutes" is permanently etched in my brain thanks to my HS band's clarinet section). But man, it's hard not to hear Let It Go and just get flashbacks to Defying Gravity. Pity the song got overplayed to the point *everyone* got burned out on it.
Frozen's still tied with Tangled for my favorite recent Disney movie (although I'm biased and say Tangled, 'cause I'm a sucker for good villains and good villain songs.. and the Mother Knows Best reprise in Tangled scratches an itch that nothing in Frozen unfortunately could).
18:26 It was alredy confirmed that Frozen happens in the same universe as Tangled
I don't know If you guys watched Tangled, but there is some magic on the movie as well, so the main theory that Magic does exists in this universe, but is so rare that either is monopolized or people just think it's weird and dangerous and condemn anyone that uses it
They did watch Tangled
U can even see Rapunzel and Eugene walking as the gates open early in the movie
- Frozen is based on the Snow Queen which Walt Disney himself wanted to adapt which took like 70 to make happen & originally going to be more like the Hans Christian Andersen’s story like Else was not only going to Anya’s sister but also the major antagonist (Olaf would have been evil too)
- Hans Christian Andersen’s name was used for 3 characters first being the villain Hans, Kristoff is a reference to Christian, & Anna is from Anderson (Gerda is the name of the protagonist in the book)
- During the start of movie you can see Rapunzel & Flynn from “Tangled” make a cameo
- Alan Tudyk plays the Duke of Weselton which they continue the joke where he also plays a weasel in Zootopia
Hans, kristoff, anna, sven -> hans christoph anderson
@@spritznar oh yeah I forgot about Sven
i remember haaaating frozen when it first came out. i was dying for a hand-drawn animated adaptation of the snow queen (the original fairy tale slaps). but i've learned to appreciate frozen as its own thing
Are flinn and rapunzel visible in this reaction clips?
@@hinasakukimi That was me with The Little Mermaid. I was so irate about it for so long! Now I honestly can't imagine how I could have been so irked -- I mean, it's a Disney movie! What did I expect?
idc what anyone says the new editing is hilarious 1:30 made me choke on my drink so hard that i might need to sue for emotional compensation
I like the new editing. I just don't like the preview clips. I get why they do it since it draws peoples short attention spans in. Minor gripe that I skip, but the editing does go hard.
I like the theory that the act of true love that thawed Anna’s heart was her willingness to sacrifice her life for her sister. In essence she saved herself.
Guys remember that Lilo & Stitch 2, even if it came out later than the last movie, goes before it in the timeline.
It's an important one for both Lilo and Stitch characters development and it reveals a bit more of information about Lilo family.
It doesn't go after the show 😅😅
No pressure of course 😊
The “Fuck My Ass” parody of Let it Go will forever be the funniest thing to come out of this movie
PLEASE WATCH THE RISE OF THE GUARDIANS! even tho it isn't a Christmas movie, it's still pretty holiday-ish and perfect for winter, and also one of my favorite DreamWorks movies, it's a shame that it's so underrated, I think you guys would enjoy it, please give it a watch!
YES, I love that movie.
17:50 Elsa was originally supposed to be the villain of the movie, not even Anna's sister. But they couldn't write a villain song for her and then let it go happened.
FUN FACT: I have the extended soundtrack where the song writers talked about a story arc called "The heir and the spare" where Anna is always the "other" princess. It really plays up an even bigger story between the sisters... where Anna is so focused on her problems she doesn't see how Elsa is suffering and likewise Elsa is so focused on her problems she doesn't see how Anna has been suffering. When Anna talks about Elsa coming back... the fight is about each complaining about the other not understanding their troubles. Later, when Anna is dying in the room, she and Elsa (out in the ice field) are singing a song where they are now understanding how rough it would have been for the other sister and how they regret not resolving these issues before now and may not get the chance at this point. It's a great song and I wish they had kept it to really give even more dimension to the relationship between the sisters. :)
Early on there was a great song called "More than a spare" sung by Anna which I wish they had kept.
1:30 you gotta understand that this is a time period before refrigeration, so ice harvesting was actually very important! There was a whole ice trade industry in the 19th and 20th centuries and included international shipping of ice to other countries- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_trade
I remember one of my neighbor's little girls got a hold of their karaoke machine and kept singing "Let It Go" at full blast at least 4 times. At the end of every rendition, one of them says directly into the mic, "Again!"
(This was in the Philippines, where karaoke is the national pasttime.)
Frozen is a great movie. People forget what i was like 10 years ago, when it came out. Sure, "Let it Go" might have been played too much, but it's amazing song that resonate with a lot of people. How do you think people felt when Lion King came out 20 years ago ? Don't you think the songs were played too much too ? That's the magic Disney lost for a couple of years now. Frozen and Tangled were the rebirth of Disney after years of movies that didn't worked that much, while other studios started to get some success. Frozen 2 is also an amazing movie that touch me on a deep level when I first watch it, especially "Into the Unknown" and "Show Yourself". It's just...you feel seen and it's a warm feeling to hold into. Hope you'll watch it.
I believe when ana first burst through the gate in this scene 9:28 you can see rapunzel and flint in the bottom left
Just rewatched Frozen 2 and it’s one of the best newer Disney movies I’ve seen
Would love a Frozen 2 reaction!
Edit: 2 weeks later, I got my wish 💜
17:46 Elsa was originally meant to be the villain, but the writers\producers liked the song so much, they rewrote pretty much the whole movie
There are a lot of subtle things all through this film Elsa''s hands shaking during the coronation, Hans looking up at the chandeleir for a a fraction of a second before yanking the crossbow up to shoot the chain and drop it on Elsa.
Fun fact, "Let it Go" gets hella dark if you imagine she just destroyed the village and everyone in it.....
Frozen 2 explains a lot about where the magic comes from and such.
So much wording in this movie that fits the allegory of coming out to family or a community.
Elsa is told to “conceal it, don’t feel it” (a family telling their kid to hide their orientation out of fear), to be isolated from her sister for a decade (fear that one person’s sexuality will lead them to hurt others), and of course her changing her outfit from something she was always MADE/TOLD to dress like, to something that feels more like her, finding one’s identity. There’s also the fact Elsa was one of the few Disney princesses that doesn’t end up with a prince, and while her and Ana’s relationship never goes down a taboo route, they still reforge their relationship as sisters, and that still checks off for a good ending for 2 same-sex characters, even if they aren’t romantically involved.
Disney will-of course-never claim those metaphors as being true, but they do match the unfortunate reality many queer youth have faced, and still do.
There are many things people are (made to be) ashamed of or afraid of others finding out, not just ones sexual desires. Some just because their social norms don't allow it, some that are actually bad (or at least dangerous, as in this case). While the parents went a bit over board (pun intended), asking her not to use her magic (while still a kid), at least while unsupervised, seems quite reasonable (just like you wouldn't let kids play with powertools while you're not there with them).
I'm pointing this out because viewing this story as allegory for sexual concealment vs freedom would actually mean that, in the beginning, they DID go down the "taboo route", as you put it, Elsa and Ana doing "the thing" together and Elsa even "shooting" on Anas face at the end. And I don't even know what that would turn Olaf into. Sexualizing this isn't really that wholesome ...
So, I'd rather keep it as a story about general shame that everybody can see their own personal shame in and maybe learn to grow from, rather than focussing it on that one particular issue.
Even if they wanted to, I don't think Disney would have made this movie an allegory or metaphor for sexuality, because this situation isn't exclusive to that. It's similar, but queer people aren't the only ones who have these scenarios.
Me personally, this movie related to me on my emotions rather than sexuality.
I struggle to feel emotions or grasp social concepts, so I was constantly taught methods for how to pretend to act like everyone else without saying or doing creepy things. The problem, though, was that when I did feel emotions, they were too strong, particularly anger.
I would get angry and black out, hurting classmates without knowing it, once waking up to my friend bleeding from his head on the ground at recess.
I spent more time around adults than kids, and was taught a lot of different things to handle both issues.
Of course, this is different from sexuality, since being queer doesn't inherently hurt people on its own. In my situation, I still believe in controlling myself and a bit of concealment is needed to avoid undesirable situations.
It's better that they keep the movie open to interpretation, so it can affect a larger group of people.
I believe the word your looking for is narcissism - believing everything is about you.
@@kelaarin?
@kelaarin as opposed to being straight = being selfless???
Canadian here, moose and reindeer are fantastic swimmers!
edit: Forgot to mention, Sven is a reindeer. Moose are much taller than reindeer.
As far back as I can remember, Frozen was the one animated film that I went to see multiple times (3 times to be exact). Like Tangled, this film made me harken back to the Disney films of the Renaissance Era, which was a big deal to me with its story, memorable music, and beloved characters, and (call it overrated if you want, but) I still consider Frozen as one of the best films of the Disney library!
I love how they shake up the talking animal thing by having Kristoff speak for Sven.
13:30 😮
16:26 Let it Go!
19:55 Kristoff is Deadmeat
23:30 Olaf!
24:37 🔥🔥🔥
25:14 Don't you dare Buddy!
33:50 Hans you SOB Peace of Crap!
40:28 Punchable Face!
5:47 The theory, if I remember correctly, goes that Anna and Elsa's parents were on their way to Rapunzel's wedding or something (going from Norway to Germany, basically) and that their sunken ship is the one that Ariel explores in The Little Mermaid (off the coast of Denmark)
While the theory does also say that they're also the parents of Tarzan, it simply doesn't fit in logically, like, a ship sinking on the way from Norway to Germany off the coast of Denmark makes sense, but a couple where the mom is neither pregnant nor has a baby with her, having a baby boy in her arms right as the ship sinks (engulfed in flames, btw) as they're also suddenly off the coast of Africa somehow? That just doesn't connect (and that's not even comparing the parents visually to tell that Tarzan's parents also looked different from Anna and Elsa's)
The theory's still great without Tarzan in the mix though, especially considering the Rapunzel and Eugene cameo on the bridge when Anna leaves the castle
The Little Mermaid doesn't fit, either. Yes, the original story was written by a Danish author, but that doesn't mean the movie takes place in Denmark. It is clearly set somewhere much warmer, probably somewhere along the Mediterranean.
Im pretty sure the trolls are just known to be magic of know of magic, and when their child had magic they tried to figure out why
One of the genres I listen to is Covers of Disney songs by this Christian Rock band called stellar kart. They have a bunch of Rock covers to Frozen songs. The cover of Do You Want To Build A Snowman has a guitar solo that happens during the part where their parents die, which I find hilarious to imagine over the scene in the movie
the fact you guys didn't see Rapunzel with her short hair when Anna was opening the gate for the first time while singing rapz was walking by
also the theory of Tarzan being their brother was due to the fact that when the parents ship was ruined due to the waves its similar to when Anna and Elsa's parents ship sank and survived with only the baby(Tarzan *)
Fun Fact: When the gates first open and Anna is going out for the first time, you can actually see short haired Rapunzel and Eugene from Tangled. Its actually theorized that Anna and Elsa are cousins with Rapunzel, or at least have connections with them
Bree: "Wonder if she ever gets cold?"
Elsa: "The cold never bothered me anyway."
In Finnish the baron weaseltown was "The baron who has no toilets" 😂😂 Vessaton Herttua
I remember watching this with my family and we all laughed so hard. I was 13. One of the best and warmest memories.
Before the times of freezers, you had to harvest ice and snow to keep things cool. Ice was a heavy export of nordic countries, norway in particular since they have close access to mountains from harbours. It is why your fridges has ice boxes, cause you put your ice in there to keep it for longer.
Makes me so happy to see you guys loving the movie! I do understand the annoyance of the songs constantly playing but I enjoy them. Probably helps that I don't have kids so I have full control over how often I hear them 😂. Anyways my point is that it's sad how much hate the movie gets because of the songs. Like I wish they would focus more on the message of the movie like the importance of family more specifically the bond between the two sisters. Like do you have any idea how many Disney movies have done that? Not a lot! 😂
The accuracy of Boom's "I didn't vote for her!" lmao!!! You guys need to watch The Holy Grail and The Life of Brian. 🤣😂
I was 10/11 when this came out and I was OBSESSED! I would watch it, finish, then immediately restart it. I forced my family to watch it a bunch. I knew every song. I would quote the whole movie while watching. Eventually I got sick of it tho lmao. But I loved this reaction and I really hope you guys do frozen 2 ❤
Seem trees coated in ice like that before, it was like every tree becomes a giant but quiet wind chime.
You should watch Brave and Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Lion King: Simba's Pride as well.
Frozen has a 2nd movie too.
The Tarzan thing is the personal head canon of one of the directors and nothing more
14:58 bro with that with (lets jesus do this) bro this make me laugh in full time i heard it
17:44-17:46 Fun Fact: She was suppose to be the villain 😂😂
ice was a pretty hot commodity before refrigeration. It would be stored in a very well insulated room, an Ice house, usually underground. When warm weather came around it would be sold to people to keep the foods in their icebox cool.
17:43 Shockingly, the original plot for the movie was her being a villain.
The editing in this ep is top notch, shoutout whoever edited
thanks
You guys should totally watch the short Frozen Fever and holiday special Olaf's Frozen Adventure :)
this was actually one of the first movies disney recorded where the cast was all in the same room at the same time!!
My new DREAM in life is to see you react to the Princess and the Frog, my favorite Disney film
Where this haters came from? "It's not bad, but not good" kind of shit, let the guys watch broh
i truly think that Frozen is a great movie, the music, the message. i do understand though if people say that they're tired of seeing/hearing of it, because it was greatly overhyped, especially among children. can't wait for you to watch the 2nd one!
This movie definitely has an issue or two what with them trying to shoehorn in our man Hans as the twist villain and what not, which is arguably what started the disappointing trend, but I still love it a lot.
"Let It Go" is, despite being played to death, is definitely a song that you can't help but have a fondness for. It's genuinely like... THE power balad for the antisocial.😂
Imagine telling your 8 year old daughter she's not allowed to talk to her sister or have emotions
Big O would be a fun series to watch if you can find the episodes.
Honestly i agree with Cinemasins in their video towards Frozen. Why didnt they make the duke guy the main villain, have Anna be with Hans and have the ICE LOVING Kristoff be with Elsa ?
I have read about how people appreciate that Elsa rules as a single woman and how people see her as Asexual even. She doesn't need love, she loves her sister.
Bcs they didn't want to follow the love at the first sight route, they seemed to mock it even in this movie. They were trying to break some routes that the previous Disney movies had.
1. Love at the first sight
2. True love
3. Obvious villain since beginning
They could easily make the Duke evil, but it would be too obvious. With Hans, they had much more reasons and play with the story line and interaction between the protagonist that made Hans a twist villain. Also, why would you need 2 love stories in one kid movie? The other thing is, Elsa was supposed to be the villain. So, they don't have a love story prepared for her.
anna and hans couldn't date for more because the gates would have been shut. when anna sings about meeting the "one" she says, "I know it all ends tomorrow, so it has to be today" wich i think makes a lot of sense with how she acts with him
The way i just started boiling a packet of frozen themed noodle soup a couple minutes before this dropped
Normally i would just keep that to myself but i do like funny coincidences so here we are
26:44 "Maybe just don't shoot ice at her again."
I mean the thing is when Elsa and Anna's parents brought them to the trolls, and they told them those "advices" (+ the parents literally isolating Elsa from everyone) - it made Elsa, as a child, believe her powers are dangerous. They never taught her that it can't be JUST harmful. And they only taught her to CONCEAL it, not CONTROL it. So, she grew up with fear that she'll harm everyone unless she stays away like how she built her own castle, far away from everyone to keep herself hidden.
Hope you guys get to Wreck it Ralph soon.
....It took me this many years, and this many rewatches to catch on that the trolls took Anna's memories. That's crazy.
I never noticed that kristoff started counting, too! And I have an 8 year old daughter.... 😮
38:09 i dont know if reindeer can swim, but meese are excellent swimmers, and i find that terrifying
25:06 😂😅😊😊 the shade when he said puddle so true tho poor Olaf
I remember the meme post about this movie that "Hans came straight outta Game of Thrones, ready to kill Elsa. The southern isles send their regards"
I think I do remember liking the movie, but after so many people saying the songs at the time, I think I got so annoyed I just didn’t want to hear any more of frozen
27:42 i think most of the time they record singing separately but in tangled the series jeremy jordan and eden espinosa recorded nothing left to lose facing each other in the same room it was super cool
My favorite part on Let It Go is the instrumental solo while the castle is building
There are theories on Elsa's parents that they may be the parents of Tarzan.
I wouldn’t think they would watch frozen but I’m glad they did great movie and fantastic songs in the movie I can’t wait for them to watch finding Nemo
This was a fun reaction.
Almost wish I was a little more intoxicated to add the extra level. But you guys are a fun channel.
i like Frozen 2 more than the first one
18:03 since you guys watched the second one, the reason Elsa has it is because since her mom saved her own enemy, the queen was gifted to have her first kid get a gift(connected to the 4 elements where she grew up as northauldrian). Not related to the trolls but it’s believed that book the king grabbed is the same language as what their mom know/grew up with-too hard to spell)
I can't look at Elsa without thinking about the Elsa and spider-man stuff on CZcams
I dont ever really comment for good or bad but this is one of the funniest videos you guys have made omg i couldnt stop laughing love u guys (in a non-parasocial way ofc)
17:03 their faces watching Elsa build her castle is hilarious
If you guys plan to check out frozen 2 please check out frozen fever and Olaf’s frozen adventure before the sequel. They are two shorts running at 7 minutes and 22 minutes respectfully
Frozen 1 is amazing minus the trolls. One of Disney's best musical scores. Too bad #2 couldn't hold up
"It's so sad cause she doesn't know"
"I know" wow impressive wordplay
*Eats carrot*
“her memories got photoshopped” me skips 10 secs later “her memories got photoshopped”
This is the movie of Disney's Resurgence Era that really skyrocketed how a Disney animated film should be. $1.2 billion at the worldwide box office and winning two Oscars for Best Animated Feature AND Best Original Song? It was all rightfully earned.
Stars Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell as Elsa and Anna respectively gave wonderful performances as the lead heroines!
fun fact not only can moose swim, one of their natural predators is orca whales. because moose dive up to 20 feet deep for aquatic vegetation they can eat and orcas hunt them while they're down there.
I mean, Elsa can straight up create life. For all we know the grass and other plant life was restored by that power.
I remember this from the “do you wanna hide a body” that is so hilarious
Y'all's reactions or SO good! Please tell me you're gonna watch the second one? The second one I think is better.
I choose to believe the trolls cursed Hans, he saved Elsa and that went against his plans
good movie definitely NOT the best.
I'd argue "I'll make a man." is a far better song from a far better movie (Mulan).
6:38 "I thought this was a fun Disney adventure, why is this so f*ing sad!?"
Well, that's why I like it! Sad is WAY better than fun, I'd pick depression over joy any day of the week.
Do you wonna build a snowman ⛄
You guys should definitely watch Dreamworks Rise of the Guardians. In my opinion it’s one of those movies that deserves way more credit than it got
.. not gonna lie, you all of a sudden reminded me of 2014 Tumblr and everyone on there shipping Elsa with Jack. That whole crossover ship obsession is the reason I found out about that movie. Seriously an underrated gem!
I loved the second movie even more!