/r/Frozen
/r/Frozen is the subreddit for Disney's Frozen, its sequel Frozen 2, the short film Frozen Fever, the holiday featurette Olaf's Frozen Adventure and all other associated sequels and spinoffs.
/r/Frozen is the subreddit for Disney's Frozen, its sequel Frozen 2, the short film Frozen Fever, the holiday featurette Olaf's Frozen Adventure and and all other associated sequels and spinoffs.
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No scold, please, just asking.
It seems that Elsa finds out to be the fifth spirit is quite similar to Jack Frost who becomes the fifth guardian.
I know this could be nonsense, they're different characters in different contexts. Of course, I'm not talking about ships or other stuff.
it was a great story and a really creative one, plus in frozen 1 we saw the story more in anna's pov not in elsa but in frozen 2 we saw the story more in elsa's pov and i realy loved it plus almost everyone's favorite character is elsa. my only issue with frozen 2 and even frozen 1 is that the story was a little rushed up they could have made it a little longer. beside that honestly i don't see any flow in the movie i love elsa and i loved that they showed as the story more in her pov
https://sunnymoney.weebly.com/disney/what-does-frozen-teach-about-buying-decisions
Hi, I share this article that I made when I was in high school explaining supply and offer using frozen as an example, nowdays i'm studyng bachelor's degree in economics.
I love the pose Elsa strikes in this image, and it's the first time I've seen a fully rendered version of this promotional art. It's even more special knowing that they animated her specifically for this cover.
Been wanting to see this for years. I missed out on the chance to see it on Broadway in 2019 (which I’ve regretted since then) but the tour finally came near me and I just couldn’t miss the chance again.
Also getting to see Caroline Bowman sing as Elsa was just incredible. Amazing experience!
Frozen's story (especially Frozen II) reprises with fidelity Sámi's culture, as they stated. Here I'm going to explain my theory and personal opinion about why Sámi flag is fundamental for next movies story.
The central ring is a symbol of spirituality. The red part of the circle represents the sun, the blue part of the circle the moon. The green stripe represents plants and nature, the blue field represents water as the elixir of life. The red field represents fire, warmth and love. The yellow stripe represents the sun. [Wikipedia]
Here are some points and analogies to Frozen:
At this point it's clear, we should see that blue semicircle represented in next Frozen story. How?
Here are my personal opinions and interpretations: since the complete circle represents harmony, magic and equilibrium, that split in the circle means there are two forces generated from the same source, the two stripes of Nature and God are the source. This means only one thing: there is someone like Elsa who wield magic powers, and they are Elsa's opposite (not literally fire powers of course, this joke is during 10 years).
Another simple interpretation of the flag is related to Anna and Elsa, the first represents the red background of the flag and the second the blue one. It should makes sense, but no, because this flag is related only to Sámi, just Northuldra and not Arendelle.
So, my theory is that through the red of love and the blue of life (of this flag), it's possible to origin magical creature who are related to mythological, alchemical and astrological symbols like Sun and Moon. The Moon absence in the story means that undiscovered powers exist and they are related to the water, the sea, so Ahtohallan. Tides are known to be influenced by the Moon. This would mean that everything that Elsa does with water (like freeze and solidification), it can also be done by another magical character but in others way. This is related to the states of water.
States of water are the source of life, each of them generate a condition to the beginning of life. Liquid is the pure form of life, Elsa is the solid state and somebody else should be gaseous state. So up in the sky, where the Moon revolves around the earth, when rain and thunders begins, Nature and God confer powers to a character in the story, who is like Elsa: they wield the power to create life through love, but due to the Moon, it's reverse effect, so death and hate.
Basically: Elsa is influenced by the Sun's positive energy, while this hypothetical character is influenced by the Moon's negative energy.
Another supposition it's that Elsa can represent both sides, Sun and Moon, in different ways and occasions. So there isn't a magical character. But I don't think so.
It's weird, but to me it makes sense.
I kinda made a sort of logo related to this theory: since in color's theory red+blue=purple, I got this result of black penumbra (Moon) to the bottom and growing purple (Spirituality) till the top, with barely visible ice blue shades on top (bad omen's coming).
[Original content credit to u/SCRFilms, I just redesigned it]
That's it. Let me know what you all think about, what are your interpretations and if the Sámi flag could be a point of development for the story. Remember, this is just a theory and I'm not assuming anything, you're welcome ;)
Most likely means that it will be the true finale of the series. And my next theory is that there will be more story to tell not beyond 4, but between the 4 films and shorts to dive deeper into it, since that’s what the creators wish to dive deep into the characters stories and stuff like that. And two part films are know for being the finale installments in the series.
and another theory is that their will be a fifth movie, but it’s a prequel, and i think it will be an agduna movie, with Elsa and Anna telling the story, based On memories and ahtohallen. it would take place after dangerous secrets and what adventures they went on and how they have fallen in love more.
I know she's uncomfortable with him the whole time but why the hell would Ahtohallan put Hans in the perfect partner role when it could be anyone else in the book
Arendelle has had 3 queens, and they all have the same hairstyle.
Anna. I refuse to call her queen because that is not what she wanted and it was stupid.
However, this hairstyle is what my friend calls "The hairstyle of lies!"
Iduna lied and kept the secret that she was Northuldra hidden until right before her death. Apparently in the book "Dangerous Secrets", Iduna does not tell her husband Agnarr the truth until they are about to die.
Elsa hid the truth that she had ice powers, and when they were discovered she let her hair down, showing she would no longer live the lie.
Now what does this mean for Anna?
Do you think Anna will have a dark secret in Frozen 3 and 4 and will escape from this cursed hairstyle?
Elsa is sporting a similar makeup look and hairstyle to her mother's on coronation day.
The makeup of Arendelle royalty involves lilac-purple eyeshadow and mauve-toned lips. On the contrary, Elsa's eyeshadow and makeup become heavier and more daring when she sings "Let It Go".
"The ice harvesters at the very beginning of the film sing about how beautiful and dangerous ice is, but nevertheless that its "frozen heart" is "worth mining", showing that they have a greater appreciation of ice than the average citizens of Arendelle. Kristoff's line of "Now that's ice. I might cry" upon seeing Elsa's castle wasn't just because he grew up with trolls and was accustomed to magic. He had spent some time with the ice harvesters too as a child, and their appreciation of ice had rubbed off on him."
Did anyone else think that the obvious reason why Kristoff said that was because of the time he had spent with the ice harvesters, not because he had grown up with the trolls? Him saying that because he had grown up with the trolls had honestly never occurred to be before I read that.
I think the main message in "Frozen Fever" and "Olaf's Frozen Adventure" is that the best present for the sisters is to be together.
I hope we'll also see this in the next films Frozen 3 and Frozen 4.
So I want to make some Hans inspired bracelets for going to see the show this summer but I’m a little stuck on what to add! I’d love to know if you have any suggestions 😅 either obvious or subtle references!
So far I’m thinking “13th son” or “Hans did nothing wrong” 😂