I want Frozen 3 to focus more on Anna than Elsa, the last two movies the focus was mostly on Elsa and her magic and feelings. But I want Anna to get the spotlight in the next 2 because we don’t see much of how she feels or sees things. We only see her beside Elsa but with Anna being the new Queen I could see movies 3 and 4 being about Anna and her rule or life.

So for fun I decided to have a Disney bot on ChatGPT predict what Frozen III will be like. The original prompt was:

"Create a plot and outline for Frozen 3. The Key Themes are Kristanna children, A Frozen Heart(reffering to the curse Anna got when Elsa struck her), Elsa's powers grow even more potent suddenly, What even is the 5th spirit, A mysterious shadowy villain who is based on the Sami god Radien-attje, A sky kingdom/"the sky is awake"/the northern lights, An ending that can directly lead into Frozen 4"

And now I present to you ChatGPT's version of Frozen 3!!!

AI Predicts Frozen III

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Summary

Years after "Frozen II", Arendelle thrives under Queen Anna’s leadership while Elsa serves as the Fifth Spirit, maintaining the balance between nature and humanity. Anna and Kristoff are now parents to two children: Adeline, curious and empathetic, and Roran, adventurous and mischievous. However, when Elsa’s powers unexpectedly grow and destabilize, they awaken an ancient celestial shadow—Myrku, a fallen guardian of the Aurora. Myrku seeks to control the celestial balance and use Anna’s latent celestial nature to unlock the true power of the Northern Lights. Together, the sisters and their family must journey to the mystical Sky Kingdom to confront Myrku and save both the earthly and celestial realms.

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Themes

1.  Family and Legacy:  Anna and Elsa must navigate their new roles as leaders, sisters, and now as potential guardians of the Aurora, while Anna’s children begin discovering their own connections to the spirits.

2.  Identity and Growth:  Elsa struggles with the limits of her power and role as the Fifth Spirit, while Anna confronts her newly discovered celestial nature.

3.  Light vs. Shadow:  The Aurora serves as both a literal and metaphorical battleground, representing balance and unity against Myrku’s consuming darkness.

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Detailed Outline

Act I: The Call to Adventure

1. Peaceful Beginnings:

•  Anna and Kristoff enjoy family life in Arendelle with their children, Adeline and Roran. Elsa continues her duties in the Enchanted Forest, maintaining harmony between the elements.
• The Northern Lights behave strangely, flickering erratically and casting ominous shadows over Arendelle.
• Adeline begins hearing faint whispers from the Aurora, while Roran inadvertently releases small bursts of light based magic during a playful moment, hinting at their ties to Elsa’s powers.

2. Elsa’s Powers Escalate: Elsa feels a growing instability in her magic, causing her ice creations to crack and crumble unexpectedly. She begins having visions of a shadowy figure intertwined with the Aurora.

3. Myrku’s Awakening:

•  During a celestial storm, Myrku emerges from the Aurora, cloaked in darkness and malice. He declares himself the rightful ruler of the celestial realms and accuses Elsa of upsetting the natural order as the Fifth Spirit.

•  Myrku captures Anna, sensing the icy shard in her heart is the key to unlocking the Aurora’s full potential. He uses her as leverage to lure Elsa into the Sky Kingdom.

Act II: The Journey to the Sky Kingdom

1.  The Quest Begins:

•  Elsa, Kristoff, Adeline, Roran, Sven and Olaf set out to rescue Anna and confront Myrku. They follow the Aurora’s path, encountering natural trials that force them to work together as a family.
• Adeline and Roran begin displaying more signs of their connection to the spirits, suggesting they are part of a larger legacy tied to Elsa and Anna.

2.  Myrku’s Manipulations:

• Anna, trapped in the Sky Kingdom, begins hearing Myrku’s seductive whispers, planting doubts about her role in the balance. He tells her that her celestial nature makes her more than human and that the shard in her heart is a gift, not a curse.
•  Myrku plays on Elsa’s insecurities, forcing her to question whether she is truly worthy of being the Fifth Spirit.

3.  Arrival at the Sky Kingdom: The family reaches the Sky Kingdom, a breathtaking realm of floating islands and celestial creatures bathed in the glow of the Northern Lights. However, Myrku’s corruption is evident—parts of the realm are cloaked in shadow, the Aurora’s colors muted and fading.

Act III: The Confrontation with Myrku

1. Myrku’s Plan Revealed: Myrku seeks to merge with the Aurora, using Anna’s celestial shard as the key. He believes that by extinguishing its light, he can plunge the world into eternal shadow and rule over both the earthly and celestial realms.

2. Elsa’s Weakness: Myrku overpowers Elsa in their first battle, siphoning some of her magic and leaving her visibly weakened. Adeline and Roran step up, using their emerging gifts to protect their aunt.

3. Anna’s Transformation: Anna embraces her connection to the Aurora, using the shard in her heart to summon a burst of light that briefly halts Myrku’s power. She realizes she is more than a mortal queen—she is a celestial force in her own right.

Act IV: The Final Battle

1.  A Family United: Anna and Elsa combine their powers, channeling the light of the Aurora through Anna’s shard and Elsa’s ice. Adeline and Roran help by rallying the magic of the Sky Kingdom, restoring parts of the Aurora’s light.

2.  Myrku’s Downfall:

• Myrku takes on a monstrous form, entwined with the corrupted Aurora. The sisters, empowered by their bond, sever his connection to the Aurora, causing his form to dissolve into shadows.

• Myrku’s last words hint at a greater cosmic threat: “The shadow is only the beginning. The true darkness will rise when the light burns too bright…”

Epilogue: Shadows of the Aurora

1. The Aurora Restored: The Northern Lights shine brightly once more, but Elsa warns that the balance remains fragile. She decides to remain in the Sky Kingdom temporarily, learning more about her role as the Fifth Spirit.

2. Anna’s New Role: Anna, now fully aware of her celestial nature, begins preparing for her dual role as Queen of Arendelle and a guardian of the Aurora. She sees her children as the future bridges between the earthly and celestial realms.

3. A Teaser for Frozen 4: As the family watches the restored Aurora, its light flickers unnaturally, revealing a fleeting silhouette of an even greater cosmic entity. The camera pans to the distant horizon, where a celestial storm brews, foreshadowing the next chapter.

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Key pieces to the Classic Disney Formula

1. Myrku’s Villain Song: Like the Disney villain greats before him, Myrku gets a proper grandiose villain song stating his motivations and plans.

2. The Sky Kingdom’s Spectacle: A dazzling yet haunting setting that becomes a character in its own right, full of mystical challenges and celestial wonders.

3. Adeline and Roran’s Growth: The children’s small but crucial contributions to the quest set up their larger roles in future stories.

Caption this photo by @yaziel 3.

Asia has entered November 22th which is the date that Frozen II released. These are celebrating for worldwide frozen fans.（I'm crazy）😂

🇺🇸: "Warmly celebrate the 5th anniversary of the release of Frozen II."

🇱🇻: "Sirsnīgi sveicam 'Ledus Sirds' iznākšanas piecgadi."

🇯🇵: 「アナと雪の女王2の公開5周年を熱烈に祝う」

🇰🇷: "겨울왕국 2 개봉 5주년을 열렬히 축하합니다"

🇨🇳: "热烈庆祝《冰雪奇缘2》上映5周年" / "熱烈慶祝「冰雪奇緣2」上映5週年"

🇷🇺 : "Торжественно отмечаем пятую годовщину выхода «Холодное сердце 2»."

🇪🇸 : "Celebramos con entusiasmo el quinto aniversario del estreno de Frozen: El reino del hielo 2."

🇵🇹 : "Celebramos calorosamente o quinto aniversário do lançamento de Frozen II: O Reino do Gelo."

🇫🇷 : "Célébrons chaleureusement le cinquième anniversaire de la sortie de La Reine des Neiges II."

🇸🇪 Sámi (Northern Sámi): "Ovdde gohččat juhkko 5. nievduvuođa Frozen II guhkkin."

🇸🇦: "نحتفل بحرارة بالذكرى الخامسة لإصدار فيلم فروزن 2."

🇮🇹 : "Celebriamo con entusiasmo il quinto anniversario dell'uscita di Frozen II - Il segreto di Arendelle."

Elsa wears an adapted version of her ice dress, slightly darker blue, more shimmer, different pattern on the train, with her signature braid. The plot of the movie is about Elsa reviving her human side because if she doesn't it would end with her separating from everyone and losing her physical body and becoming an icy spirit.

I'd like Jack Frost to have a crossover to Frozen 3 and the two develop some sort of liking to eachother which ends the movie in some subtle romance, during the movie they go on some sort of adventure where Elsa helps Jack hide for whatever important reason and he follows her where he's under the radar.

Elsa is at first indifferent to Jack Frost and then a bit low key annoyed by his happy go lucky way, and he finds her fascinating but no fun.... and wants to go it alone. She then goes "fine" and goes the journey with him because he needs her protection and Elsa is kind. Elsa is more powerful than Jack because she doesn't need a wooden rod to unleash the most of her powers. Jack is kind of powerless without his staff.

And eventually they have a bit of a beef about how their approaches (to how to get out of the Forest and get home and find whatever they need to find to save her) aren't working because they're too different personality-wise, and eventually the fight concludes to that they have the same powers and shouldn't drive eachother up the wall. They open up to eachother about how hard their lives have been from their isolation, and eventually get a liking for eachother. The fight occurs in a duet.

This way Elsa gets a partner without giving up her independence. The point of the movie is her saving her own life and Jack's, and at the end getting a sweet companion.

By the way Anna wouldn't get fire powers that would mess up too many things.

This is my dream plot!!!! What do you guys think? What would you like for the next movie?

Scene: Arendelle Castle, a stormy winter’s night. Snow dances wildly in the wind outside, creating a symphony of howling gusts and gentle whispers. Inside the castle, the nursery is bathed in a warm, golden glow from the fireplace.

The camera slowly zooms in on a frosted windowpane. Outside, snowflakes swirl in intricate patterns, each unique and radiant. One particular snowflake stands out, shimmering with a faint magical glow. It drifts closer to the window, carried by an unseen current of wind.

Inside, Anna stands near the fireplace, carefully lighting it with a touch of practiced care. She hums softly, her voice rich with love and peace. A wooden cradle is placed nearby, and within it lies her firstborn child—a baby with curious eyes and a calm demeanor.

Anna (turning to the cradle, singing):
"Hush, my darling, the storm will fade,
Dream of sunlight and skies of jade.
Let the snow sing you a gentle tune,
Safe in my arms beneath the moon."

As Anna sings, the magical snowflake passes through the window, gliding silently into the room. It spirals playfully through the air, leaving behind a faint, glittering trail. The baby stirs, noticing the sparkle, and their tiny hands reach out instinctively.

The camera shifts to the baby’s perspective. The snowflake seems alive, pulsing with soft light as it twirls just out of reach. The faint hum of magic fills the room, almost like a distant melody.

Anna notices the movement out of the corner of her eye. She turns, her voice softening to a whisper.

Anna (smiling):
"What’s caught your eye, little one?"

She kneels beside the cradle, her gaze following the baby’s. For a moment, Anna pauses, sensing something faintly unusual about the way the snowflake sparkles. But the moment passes, and she shakes her head with a light laugh.

Anna (gently):
"It’s just a snowflake, my love. They’re beautiful, aren’t they? Just like you."

The snowflake dissolves into tiny specks of light that drift upward before vanishing. The baby’s eyes follow the trail, captivated. A moment of quiet fills the room, broken only by the soft crackle of the fire.

Anna sits beside the cradle, stroking the baby’s cheek as she gazes out the window. Her expression turns thoughtful, as if her heart is carrying unspoken words.

Anna (softly):
"You haven’t met her yet, but one day, you will. Your aunt. She’s extraordinary, you know. The Snow Queen. She taught me so much about love, and bravery, and believing in what you can’t always see. I think you might have a little of her magic too."

The baby coos softly, as if in response. Anna chuckles, her smile full of affection.

Anna (leaning closer):
"But for now, sleep, my little one. Dream sweet dreams."

The camera pans upward, focusing on the snow still falling outside. A faint glimmer of light flashes far in the distance, hinting at something magical stirring. The snowstorm’s intensity lessens, becoming quieter, almost as if the storm itself is listening to the lullaby.

The scene fades to black, leaving a sense of mystery and wonder as the faint sound of Anna’s singing lingers.

And for the next scene the continuation of the first script:

Scene: The Enchanted Forest

The camera pans through the snowy treetops of the magical forest, where the wind whistles gently. At the heart of the forest, Elsa stands on a frozen pond, her eyes closed as she connects with the spirits. Snow swirls around her in a graceful dance, and her face is serene but focused. Suddenly, a gust of wind rushes past, tugging playfully at her cloak.

Elsa (opening her eyes, smiling faintly):
"Gale? What is it?"

The gust of wind circles her excitedly, stirring the snow at her feet. Elsa laughs softly, brushing a strand of hair behind her ear.

Elsa (teasing):
"You’re restless tonight. Did you miss me?"

Gale sweeps around her more insistently, lifting a small flurry of snowflakes into the air. They form shapes and patterns—a tiny cradle, a snowflake, and finally, a familiar silhouette of Anna holding a baby. Elsa’s eyes widen in surprise.

Elsa:
"Anna…? A baby?"

Gale swirls around her in confirmation, sending a playful breeze through Elsa’s hair. She places a hand on her chest, her expression shifting from surprise to joy.

Elsa (softly, almost to herself):
"She didn’t tell me… Oh, Anna."

The magical snowflake from the nursery reappears, floating gently on the wind toward Elsa. It lands in her hand, glowing faintly before dissolving. She feels the trace of magic and looks toward Arendelle, her expression growing thoughtful.

Elsa (to Gale):
"I have to see them. I need to meet my niece—or nephew."

Gale swirls around her again, as if urging her to go, but Elsa hesitates. She looks toward the forest, then back toward the direction of Arendelle.

Elsa (whispering):
"But what if… my magic is too much for a child?"

Gale responds with a gentle breeze, brushing against Elsa’s face like a reassuring touch. She smiles faintly, her doubt fading as she takes a deep breath.

Elsa (decisively):
"You're right. I’ve learned to control it. And this is my family. I can’t let fear keep me away."

She steps forward, raising her hand. A path of ice forms beneath her feet, stretching out into the distance toward Arendelle. With one last look back at the forest, Elsa smiles and starts walking.

Scene: Arendelle Castle

The scene transitions to Anna, now sitting beside the cradle, her baby fast asleep. The snow outside has calmed, and the room is quiet except for the crackling of the fireplace. Anna hums softly, lost in thought, when a sudden breeze rushes through the room, carrying a faint chill.

Anna (looking around):
"What in the world…?"

The breeze gently brushes Anna’s cheek, and her expression softens. She stands, moving toward the window, her hands resting on the sill as she looks out at the snowy night. Far in the distance, she sees a faint shimmer of light—a trail of ice winding its way toward the castle.

Anna (smiling knowingly):
"Elsa."

Which of the movies (or specials) do you like the best? Frozen 2 made me fall in love with it immediately. I love the colors, the aesthetic and Anna’s growth as a character. Anna was always my favorite so seeing her so emotional made me remember some things that happened to me and my sister and made me emotional just as well. But because of how much it means to me, I can’t bring myself to rewatch it too often. What about you?

I wonder what it would be like either for the snow queen or frozen 2013

So today I decided to rewatch Frozen, a movie, that ive had a love/hate relationship for a while now. When it first came out, I had literally zero interest, and the fact that it got WAY too overblown in hype just made it even worse for me, to the point where i did not bother watching it when it first came out, and i wrote it off as bad (or at the very least, Mid) and overrated, but then in 2018, my GF at the time made me watch it in her preparation for the sequel....i didn't like it then, but then I rewatched in 2023 and...I thought it was just okay, not good, not bad, but fine.

But, I rewatched today, and I can safely say....I finally get it. I finally understand the love. The movie, is great, still not a 10/10 masterpiece, I'll explain why in a little bit, but I have such a new found appreciation for the movie now.

The songs are great, the characters are (for the most part) very well written and three dimensional, especially Anna and Elsa, Anna and Elsa's sisterly relationship and bond is the core of this movie and its beautiful, Anna, while maybe nowhere near the same level as Rapunzel for me, is still one of the best modern Disney heroines in a film, and Elsa, while I didn't like at first, thanks to this rewatch, she has grown on me as a character (also, both girls are very attractive), the visuals are breathtaking, the score is phenomenal, Sven and Olaf are genuinely funny, also the Yoo-Woo Guy is everything, this is truly a situation where sometimes giving a movie another and a reevaluation is never a bad thing.

But why? Why do I have such a new found appreciation for it now? Well, I think there is 2 key reasons.

1. The Sequel. Even before my new found appreciation for the first film, I still thought the sequel was trash. To the point where I unironically think Wish 2023 is a better movie then Frozen 2...I'm serious, atleast Wish is fun to make fun of how bad it is, Frozen 2 on the other hand, is not, it's miserable. Not only that, but there is a reason I gave the sequel the nickname "Character Assassination: The Movie" because it takes everything beautiful about the first one, and takes a massive dump on it, by regressing Elsa as a character, introducing the Northuldra and a half-baked and poorly done message about Indigenous oppression just to justify said character regression, flanderizes Anna, Kristoff, and Olaf, completely destroys the whole point and theme of the first one, don't even get me started on the Spirit crap again, it's no wonder barely anyone besides me is willing to give the third and fourth film a chance. However if there is one thing I will give the sequel, is that it made me love and appreciate the first one, and give it a reevaluation.

2. My current life position: I'll be honest, my life hasn't been the best, as of late, I was forced to move back home to Ottawa, which is not a bad thing, persay, but I lived in London Ontario for a year, and I made so many friends and memories, that when I was forced to move back because of my parents job promotion (whom I live with, I won't say which parent it is, don't want to get too personal) I was forced to leave that all behind. Just like how Elsa was forced to leave her sister behind, Anna, in order to protect, but also made me disconnect with my brother, because I saw how much better his life seemed to be, and we drifted apart when I first moved back, just like how Elsa and Anna drifted apart after they were separated, but after watching the film again, it made me appreciate not only my new surroundings, and appreciate my brother again, but also made me appreciate the sisterly bond even more. Because in the end it doesn't matter how your life has been, your family will always be there for you, and will always have your back, no matter what, and you don't have to deal with stuff alone. Which I think is a beautiful message. Especially during the holiday season (on top of the message of embracing who you are and not being afraid of your true self).

It's not a flawless film, I still feel like the parents could've done more to help there daugther, instead of just locking her away, I still don't buy the romance between Anna and Kristoff, personally, I would've preferred if they remained friends, and yeah....Hans sucks as a villain. Not only does the twist feel unearned and not properly built up, but also, I realized, he's a rip-off of Syndrome from the Incredibles.

Like, his plan is to kill Elsa and make himself look like the hero, that's just syndrome from the Incredibles, Hans is the cheap copy. Or if your a Marvel nerd, the inferior version of Mysterio from FFH. Personally, I think the Duke of Weaseltown should've been the clear-cut sole main antagonist of the movie. Or do what Fanscription did and have the ice blast to Anna's heart actually turn her dark in the end, which, I think would've slightly more interesting.

But, oh well, seeing Anna Deck Hans was still pretty funny though. Also, I could do without Fixer Upper. But overall, though, yeah, I have a new found appreciation for this film, it deserves all the hype and recognition it has gotten over the years, and while I still think Tangled is the better (also, Rapunzel and Flynn Rider was also everything), Frozen still very much now officially, deserves, a 9/10.

In F1 Hans says "I charge Queen Elsa of Arendelle with Treason and sentence her to death."

Treason... against who or what??? Elsa herself is a queen. If he said "I charge queen elsa of arendelle with murder" that's understandable but treason? Perhaps they weren't able to use that word since it's a kid's movie? But even then, why treason, and not something like "violence" or "serious harm"?

This just randomly popped into my head after not thinking about it for years, but I remember sometime when the 1st movie was still in theaters, some guy had taken a print from Disney i'm pretty sure and uploaded it to YouTube and it was online for quite a bit. I remember little 10-year-old me stumbling upon this and actually watching the entire movie. I also remember it had some sort of watermark saying "property of disney do not distribute" or something like that. Did I dream this up or did this really happen cause I swear this happened, in fact, I vividly remember that my little sister had a birthday party and I was invited to it for some reason, and they played this version of the movie because I remember seeing the watermark lol

So Did Elsa actually know that hans was about to kill her? Or knew that hans pulled out the sword in order to kill her? because after Anna had saved her she said that \"You sacrificed yourself? for me?.\" so she knew right? that's really dark and she just gave up because she tried so hard to protect anna and the things that she tried to avoid ended up happening omyy poor baby 😭😭

The reason the two movies look so different is because of the animation program used for hair, and other elements of disney. Disney from 2010-(not sure of the date but it was used to Tangled) used a certain animation program that made movies look different from how they do now. But when Frozen 2 went into production, they updated that animation program for Frozen specifically (this is stated in Into the Unknown, making of Frozen 2) so THATS why they don’t feel or look the same, the hair animation and animation in general is slightly different and lighting has changed drastically from the first movie, and the characters also look more mature or just different in general than they did in Frozen 1. Theres also just more detail from that new animation/rendering program.

Sorry, sorry. Had the tiara, saw Olaf, and had to post lol.

Damn

Have a look at a part of the "what lies beyond" song (I don't know the real name) starting at 0:46 here, up to around 1:13.

The cliff, running up to its end, zoomed out shot at the end and the sea/water around - is anyone else reminded of Into the Unknown or is it just me?

Any recommendations for Frozen fanfics, with like literal plot, and some cannon settings. Frozen is a fun concept for novels with all fantasy aristocracy, kingdoms, magic? I wanna read well written fanfics about it 🥺

Very soon it will be 11 years since the release of the first part, and the second part is already 5 years old! Does time really fly that fast? It seems as if everything happened just recently. Such feelings come over us when we remember the bright moments associated with these memories. this is not just a film, but a real era that has left a mark in the hearts of millions of fans around the world.

How important it is sometimes to stop and remember how our passion began, what emotions were evoked by the first shots and unexpected plot twists. we experienced it together with the characters, shared thoughts and impressions, created those very unique moments that have already become part of our lives.

What do you remember when you think about the whirlwind of emotions that accompanied you during these years? What expectations and hopes are associated with future projects in the universe? Let's share our feelings and memories together! 😊