Actually, there's another movie to do with Frozen, called Olaf's Frozen Adventure. It has Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Kristoff... it's just sort of a lighthearted adventure. It has fairly nice songs, though not written by the same people who wrote the Frozen and Frozen II songs, and it's very short, but entertaining.
(Spoiler, although if you're on this thread you've probably watched Frozen II) I think Frozen II ends very satisfactorily. Elsa can be happy and special, and Anna can be queen of Arendelle, which I think she'll do much better than Elsa - she's more caring.
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submitted by Amethyst, age many years, The Enchanted Forest (October 2, 2022 - 8:52 pm)
I just watched Frozen II a couple weeks ago! It was a pretty good movie and I wasn't disappointed. Even my brother, the family critic, said it was "okay" which is high praise because all he likes is Star Wars.
Into the Unknown gives me shivers, and I liked the one dress that Elsa had at the end- it reminded me of a seashell, and of course the water horse was the coolest :O After I watched it, I watched it again the next day, because that's what my siblings and I do. I know, we're weird. Anyway, I think that watching it the second time was better than the first because I knew more of what was going on. I love Olaf (I think we all do) and the fire salamander was the cutest!
I did think that there wasn't much connection or carry-over of the plot from Frozen I, but what can I say, it mostly worked. The lost in the woods song was so bad tho it's become a family joke. (Unfortunately, that was the one that decided to get stuck in my head uggh)
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submitted by Flamarestii, Ahtohallan (October 3, 2022 - 4:39 pm)
Yeah, I know what you mean about Into the Unknown. Don't you love it when movies thrill you like that? And yes, the water horse was amazing, and the fire spirit was So Cute! (My dad joked that Disney could make a fortune selling fire-spirit stuffed animals.) As for Elsa's grandfather, he's a good villain, and the other minor characters are also interesting.
It seems better than Frozen to me, because the plot is more down-to-earth and less hysterical, although still really exciting. I like it that Elsa has to use her powers for the good of everyone. And the characters are a lot more mature and nicer, I think, and Olaf is even funnier! I like how they support each other and really become a family, like when Anna tries to comfort Elsa after they play charades. Also the songs are all wonderful, except Lost in the Woods. And I thought it had a good message if you apply it to the real world - Native Americans today are like the Northauldra, stuck on reservations. I also loved the look of the movie. The landscapes and the animation in general were really beautiful, and Elsa's and Anna's dresses were gorgeous too.
I also find it very interesting to speculate on how in Frozen I, Ahtollan and the Enchanted Forest and the Northauldra were supposedly existing, but we didn't know it when we watched it the first time.
I'm still hoping for a Frozen III - although Elsa does say rather pointedly near the end of the movie that they won't be having any more adventures, so maybe Disney has decided not to make it.
And it's funny that you watched it again the next day, because that's pretty much what we did! We didn't do this the next day (as far as I remember), but we rewatched the songs online a lot and eventually got the movie and rewatched it.
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submitted by Poinsettia, age whatcareI, the Enchanted Forest (October 11, 2022 - 8:07 pm)
Actually, there's another movie to do with Frozen, called Olaf's Frozen Adventure. It has Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Kristoff... it's just sort of a lighthearted adventure. It has fairly nice songs, though not written by the same people who wrote the Frozen and Frozen II songs, and it's very short, but entertaining.
(Spoiler, although if you're on this thread you've probably watched Frozen II) I think Frozen II ends very satisfactorily. Elsa can be happy and special, and Anna can be queen of Arendelle, which I think she'll do much better than Elsa - she's more caring.
(October 2, 2022 - 8:52 pm)
Uh, yeah. Anna is a better queen already (and she hasn't done anything!)
(October 7, 2022 - 4:01 pm)
I just watched Frozen II a couple weeks ago! It was a pretty good movie and I wasn't disappointed. Even my brother, the family critic, said it was "okay" which is high praise because all he likes is Star Wars.
Into the Unknown gives me shivers, and I liked the one dress that Elsa had at the end- it reminded me of a seashell, and of course the water horse was the coolest :O After I watched it, I watched it again the next day, because that's what my siblings and I do. I know, we're weird. Anyway, I think that watching it the second time was better than the first because I knew more of what was going on. I love Olaf (I think we all do) and the fire salamander was the cutest!
I did think that there wasn't much connection or carry-over of the plot from Frozen I, but what can I say, it mostly worked. The lost in the woods song was so bad tho it's become a family joke. (Unfortunately, that was the one that decided to get stuck in my head uggh)
(October 3, 2022 - 4:39 pm)
Yeah, I know what you mean about Into the Unknown. Don't you love it when movies thrill you like that? And yes, the water horse was amazing, and the fire spirit was So Cute! (My dad joked that Disney could make a fortune selling fire-spirit stuffed animals.) As for Elsa's grandfather, he's a good villain, and the other minor characters are also interesting.
It seems better than Frozen to me, because the plot is more down-to-earth and less hysterical, although still really exciting. I like it that Elsa has to use her powers for the good of everyone. And the characters are a lot more mature and nicer, I think, and Olaf is even funnier! I like how they support each other and really become a family, like when Anna tries to comfort Elsa after they play charades. Also the songs are all wonderful, except Lost in the Woods. And I thought it had a good message if you apply it to the real world - Native Americans today are like the Northauldra, stuck on reservations. I also loved the look of the movie. The landscapes and the animation in general were really beautiful, and Elsa's and Anna's dresses were gorgeous too.
I also find it very interesting to speculate on how in Frozen I, Ahtollan and the Enchanted Forest and the Northauldra were supposedly existing, but we didn't know it when we watched it the first time.
I'm still hoping for a Frozen III - although Elsa does say rather pointedly near the end of the movie that they won't be having any more adventures, so maybe Disney has decided not to make it.
And it's funny that you watched it again the next day, because that's pretty much what we did! We didn't do this the next day (as far as I remember), but we rewatched the songs online a lot and eventually got the movie and rewatched it.
(October 11, 2022 - 8:07 pm)