Flicks And The City This movie isn’t for us, it’s for kids. Target audience is very young girls. It was darker than the first film as it was released, but no I don’t want to destroy children’s dreams.
Flicks And The City I watched the Deleted Song in the Bonus Features on Fios and I loved it cause it was hilarious but they didn’t show the one where Arendelle was destroyed which I would have kinda liked
The deleted scene where Elsa showed Anna the memories of their parents discussing about how Anna could help her sister was pretty emotional. Especially the part where Anna started to tear up.
I am so sad that the memory of Agnarr and Iduna’s moment about Anna didn’t make it into the movie. Anna seriously deserved a moment where her parents were focused on her and only her
Sometimes excellent content is cut to keep down run time, but yeah, this would have been an excellent path to take with the movie. Maybe not kill Elsa, but instead have her arrive just too late to save the castle, but protect the rest of the kingdom.
I'm glad they didn't kill off Elsa, but I wish they had destroyed Arendelle. It would leave some consequence from the adventure, and I like the idea of Anna making an honest genuine kingdom.
Yeah, because Elsa would recover more in the darker scene of the castle getting demolished by the tidal wave, and it could get replaced as a another brand of a castle.
I know right? The part where Elsa saves Arendelle at the ending didnt just fit with the rest. It was *so conviniently easy* Elsa reborning at the *exactly right time* .... didnt like it. A easy happy ending.
@@braziliansimon2737 yess, it seemed super convenient, as if there was never any need for us to worry about Elsa coming back. And there was no clear explanation of how she was able to survive the glacier.
@@ladykookosmile There wasnt a explanation about why she just randomly freezed at the end lmao I apreciate the final version of the movie but looking the deleted scenes and the old storyline, i can see that the movie was going to be way more incredible and darker, I mean, with Arendelle being destroyed, Anna proposing Kristoff, the flashbacks of elsa's parents, the deleted songs and that mysterious shape(maybe the fifth element). Its sad that Disney is super childish with their movies
I genuinely feel that the frozen series is all about *O L A F*. Like, think about it, in the first movie, he was created at the beginning as a lifeless snowman, THEN HE COMES TO LIFE!!! Like- he got Anna out of a room a MURDERER put her in to freeze her to death. He also is comical and makes the audience laugh the most (in my opinion). Then in the 2nd one, he’s “maturing” and is once again, making the audience laugh the most. Then he almost dies and plays with the audiences heart- iTs AlL AboUT hIm iM tElLiNg yOU!
I honestly loved Olaf's character before Frozen 2 basically RUINED him. He was annoying but in a sense to entertain, but now he's just annoying but to relate with young people, making references or adult themed statements that aren't really re-watchable cuz they aren't funny. Olaf could've been the one character that made Frozen 2 feel like a fun disney movie, instead of this dark mesh of bland characters without real personality.
Hello Clarice honestly i agree, but look at it in a different way. Wouldn’t that be too intense for children? Frozen was originally created for kids even Anna and Elsa are considered Disney princesses. It just wouldn’t look so friendly or have a “happily ever after” ending u feel me?
It would've been a good choice Considering all the 4th Wall bearking jokes of how all the watching audiences are now older Older, thus all knowing and all capable of bearing these dark turns
James Campbell Agreed. I really like the scene where a Elsa shows Anna the memory of their parents. I just like the thought of a Anna having her own special moment with just her parents.
i agree, but think about it tho. if the deleted scenes were there in the movie and the current scenes were not, and then you watch a video about the deleted scenes (which was the current scene) you'll still say the same "these deleted scenes would be better than the current one". I think is the sense of discovering something new, which made us think that it would be better.
Disney needs to have two versions of the movie: the happy one for all the kids, and one for the grown movie buffs where disney can play with these darker plots more
I don´t want Elsa to be dead for good. But I would have liked the version where she needed more time to recover. Even if that would have meant the destruction of Arendelle.
@@aritunes21 can't blame you. I love Disney movies, including when it associated with Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars and/or National Geographic in Disney Plus!! I like talking in comment about those inspirational franchises!
For everyone wondering, the reason they took out most of these scenes is because it was too confusing for children and the reason they didn’t just replace some of the dialogue and a few of the scenes is because they were running out of time and didn’t realize it was too complexe for children until 6 months before the release date was set
Disney needs to have two versions of the movie: the happy ending one for all the kids, and one for thr grown movie buffs where disney can play with these darker plots more
That's exactly what I said after I saw the movie. She did die but was reborn as a spirit which is why she has to stay in the enchanted Forest. As it's her duty now as the spiritual side of the bridge to look after the 4 elemental spirits which is why she was brought back, to fulfill her purpose Gandalf the White style.
@Mrs. T That's true but her powers increased ten fold after she came back to life suggesting she was reborn. Not to mention in the original concept they wanted to actually kill off Elsa but since this is a Disney flick targeted towards kids that's obviously not gonna fly w the age demographic. So they have to opt for the happy ending. So instead they went w this so that what happened to Elsa here could be left open to interpretation. So you can't tell someone that thinks Elsa was reborn as a spirit as wrong because there's no right or wrong answer. It's a matter of artistic perception.
@@n.a.t.gplays7757 They're not even part of the same franchise. To be honest I think Elsa is better off alone anyway but that's neither here nor there.
That's not true. If you pay attention to the lyrics in the song "Into the Unknown" you know that she doesn't want to acknowledge the voice. In fact she says she is happy with things. It's at the end of the song she sees she has no choice.
I think that arendelle should've been destroyed...it would have been a nice way to symbolize the destruction of the kingdom that represented the past (the grandpa and his choices, the parents' secrets, the time elsa shut herself in) and rebuilding something else anew (union between different people, actual honesty) It's hard for me to explain it but I just think it would be a nice way to also physically show that we can break away from the mistakes of our ancestors. I feel like arendelle represents too much of the past. It was the same kingdom that their parents and their grandparents ruled. I'm not saying that all rulers were bad and that all of their actions were horrible but I just think that there was too much deceit that already happened. Also it would have been really nice if they rebuilt it by combining both arendelle's architecture and nature as a representation of the unity between the people and magic (dad and their mom, elsa having magic, their people reconciling with the magic tribe).
Yes! It bugs me that she kept calling it the darker ending, when honestly no! No one would have died (I don't think Disney planned on killing Elsa, that's why Olaf being put in the cave cause water has memory was so important. They couldn't kill Olaf!) It would have been a fresher and more powerful ending. I'm guessing whoever wrote the story was not the one that decided to change it and did not put their heart into rewriting the ending. They want us to want the original. We should protest. I don't know how to start that though...
Anna during the part when Kristoff wears something fancy: “I like you better in leather anyways” Me: Aww, that’s so- *wait* Looks back through movie and sees that he doesn’t wear leather *gAsP* **realizes what she really means**
I agree! There are consequences for the actions of the past, whether one likes it or not, and the people were living because of those actions even if they weren't directly involved. Disney sometimes forfeits truth for pretty pictures and I think it's time they've woken up
Well it would be unfair for the people of the kingdom. It would cost them a lot. Decades of people's hardwork would have been washed away. The ending in the original film is the best according to me. Opinions differ :))
@@anonymous-sj6qu Yes, opinions differ! My feeling is that the people of Arendelle's prosperity was built at the expense of the Northuldra, and washing it away would have been a powerful gesture to build a world anew, one based in fairness and not greed or settler-colonialism. It would have shown that harm, even unintentional harm, requires accountability. I think the struggle of the Northuldra correlates strongly with the real-life struggle of indigenous Americans and their colonizers (indeed, they were based on the indigenous people of Norway), and destroying and rebuilding Arendelle could have been a beautiful message to them.
The people of the kingdom had to leave their homes. They were punished for the unintentional harm they caused. Elsa and anna worked tirelessly to protect arrendelle. If the entire kingdom was lost their struggles would have been meaningless. Every act of kindness and courage has a reward. :) I dont completely disagree with you though. The people of northuldra were definitely subjected to injustice.
I didn’t want Elsa to die but they should have kept the ending where Arendelle is destroyed. Otherwise I just just have this feeling that it’s too easy, there is no consequence for the colonizers.
Private Account The younger generations were being punished anyway. The Northuldra people and the Arendalians stuck behind the dam were being punished. Suddenly they were blocked off from everything they knew and had to deal with angry spirits and giants the whole time. At least make it fair for the other side.
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Frozen :☆The frozen heart☆ I think it would be cool *no pun intended* Bc listen, didn't they want Anna to have some magic powers as well? I mean, they could have anna going back and forth to the bridge where the dam broke, looking for elsa, calling her name. Then one day she sees the frozen water horse come to her and lead her to the place where elsa saw her parents & etc. Then finding clues either if she is alive or not. It would have two endings like she finds out that elsa is alive and in the old ice castle, healing from the fall she took at the ending of the movie and finds her. Brb, I'm trying to find the notes I took on it
If Elsa had actually died like her alternative ending, then Olaf would have died too. I feel like Disney wanted to kill off Elsa but they felt like it might have been to dark for two characters to die instead of just one so they scrapped it.
@@Michael41605 Frozen killed Anna, which was the main protagonist, and Frozen II killed the main protagonist, Elsa, Olaf, Marshmallow, and the 1,000's of snowgies.
Yeah and it will get worse kids will be scar of what happened to Elsa's and parents might sue Disney for killing elsa which there children loves so good thing they didn't kill elsa.
Agnarr: There’s not much that girl can’t do! Iduna: Oh her love could hold up the world. Agnarr: ... lucky for the world. That scene NEEDED to be there. Anna needed some recognition 🥺
THE DELETED SCENES ARE ALL SO GOOD! I would have loved if Elsa died and then came back to life in Frozen 3. Now i am scared that Frozen 3 (if there is going to be a frozen three) will be a knock-of because they have no ideas/ things to work with.
That means that Olaf would come back in frozen 3 as well. And how can there be a happy ending when two characters are dead AND the castle would be destroyed
@@lukaniamoon2029 It could've been a bitter-sweet ending where Anna rebuilds the catle and unites the people from the forest to her kingdom where she lives as a queen, also there were some other deleted scene where we see that Anna loves Arendel, so that could've helped to alleviate the ending as we see her happy to care for her kingdom.
I dont know, why everyone wants Elsa dead; finally we got two sisters in a movie, who dont hate each other, just because the older one is gonna be queen; who actually love each other. I love the second movie that ended up on the big screen, it fits the Frozen feeling perfectly.
Shemrocky The only reason why they want Elsa dead is because she isn't recovered, also it would be too repetitive if Elsa just stops the tidal wave with a 100-ft. ice wall, it's a Walt Disney movie for all ages, pretty much at the end they would replace the castle with a new renovated castle.
@Arigato Senpai This is what I was honestly hoping to have when I saw Frozen. I was genuinely disappointed with the ending, but it still was an overall good movie.
Others: I wanted Elsa to die then she'll come back to life as (something) I think it would've been better if Arendelle was destroyed then (blablabla) (Full of theoires) Me: I wanna know what olaf's deleted song was🥺
"Joy brings her powers out as strongly as fear" lmao that doesn’t help me to love their parents more 😭 It’s implying they were also afraid to let their daughter be happy like wtf???
Nooooo the father was afraid that elsa might get too happy ( if she was allowed to hang out with Anna more often) that Elsa wouldn't be able to contain/ control her powers
Woah that just made me realize they never knew how exactly Anna got hurt.... Elsa was in full control of her powers until she was afraid and struck with grief...
Luny Cipres yeah exactly. In the original they came in after the event and said “what have you done. This is getting out of hand”, Elsa said “it was an accident”. The real hint of how the dad interpreted that (in the first movie) was at the trolls when he “she can learn to control it” implying he believed she wasn’t in control of those powers already
curated bits That’s exactly what I’m angry about lmao They’re refraining her happiness because they are afraid of their own daughter. And by doing that they made everything worse
I made an edited script up myself with added scenes., for use for fun with friends.... Took me a few weeks hard work but the final product was worth it...I don't publish anything I just thought it'd be Cool 😎. It was amazing!!!
Olaf: Aww HEY what do you think the odds are that he turns out to be a deranged murder and tries to kill you like the last guy she almost married LOL I WAS CRACKING UP
Watching Frozen 2, everything felt off. The story felt like it was missing important elements, Elsa felt like a paper cut-out, and the ending was disappointing. For me, the movie would have been amazing, sad, and memorable if Elsa had died. It would have been sad, but it would have felt right.
I think it would have been fine if she was just seriously hurt and recovering. Just as long as she didn't swoop in and save the day. Killing Anna would have meant permanently killing Olaf, and Disney couldn't have done that. But I think the writers were mad to have to change the ending to save Arendelle, they really did not put heart into that change. And I don't think the original ending would have been dark at all, it would have been full of hope and renewal. It would have been a million times better.
But they had to make it fall into place since in Frozen 1 Anna froze then unfroze so they had to make it Make sense and also since many children love elsa as she is very popular in disney they would be so bumped out if she died
@@hellolol8753 yeahh but If they would handle it correctly I think it would've been a good storyline rather just having it the way they have it now They could have many more different an more impactful & emotional story as a whole but again in know it's a kids movie
Like a lot of angry marvel fans when they kil of the favorite charaters, or Star Wars, especially in the last 2 movies The Last Jedi and Rise Of The Skywalker. I wont name who cause im not that 1 person who spoils it for everyone
@@sasharuth1343 well, sorry. Didn’t know that me making a mistake would affect you. And why would you care? Does it piss you off that much?? Jeez, you need to stop that. It’s not gonna get you anywhere in life
I wish they would’ve given Anna something cool, too. Honestly everything was focused around Elsa. Even the parents were focused on Elsa. I wish after Elsa died for a bit, Anna gained some powers or something to save Arendelle. Then, when Elsa revived, she would teach her how to control her powers.
I wanted Anna to get fire powers...but honestly I really like that she doesn’t. Her strength isn’t IN magic, it IS magic. But I do really wish that her and Kristof had a song together because she had one with Hans
“But if anyone can find a way to help her, it’s Anna.” “You May be right about that. There’s not much that girl can’t do.” “Oh her love could hold up the world.” “Lucky for the world.” That scene would’ve been so beautiful to see 💛🥺 Anna deserved so much recognition. I would have loved to see the appreciation for Anna and how she can conquer everything that is thrown at her head on!
They probably rushed up this film because they knew Menzel’s vocals would be too destroyed by Disney to sing big songs for a third movie further down the line.
Mistake O on top of that she was in wicked, sang let it go, into the unknown, show yourself, all of that PLUS live performances. yeah i could imagine her vocals are busted
The parents memory I agree with, but the proposal song is rightfully left on the cutting room floor. Nothing can beat “Lost in the Woods”. Heck, I couldn’t live without that song. No Lost in the Woods = No Life.
Everyone is like Elsa should be dead but it's so stupid like here's your fith spirit ok now it's gone they just should have destroyed arendelle and bring Elsa to live after that
@@queenmari9636 that would the destroy the meaning of the fith spirit she looks like a human but has the power off a spirit connecting human kind and the sprits basic logic
Arendelle being destroyed sounds wrong for multiple reasons: 1. The current generation of Arendellians did nothing to deserve a punishment for the sins of king Runeard. He was killed in the war so he got his punishmemt. In Thor Ragnarok Asgard was destroyed, but that was fair because Odin did mistakes and HE WAS STILL ALIVE. Odin couldn't have gone unpunished so Asgard being destroyed was OK (BTW Thor Ragnarok is the only good one in the trilogy). There's 0 justification for the current Arendellians to suffer because of Runeard's mistakes. 2. Even if Arendelle would've been destroyed, Disney (with their obsession with happily ever after) would've time-skipped to after Arendelle was rebuilt. That move ruins all the consequences created by the town being destroyed as it basically "you lost something and than immidiately regained it". It comes as a bit anti-climactic to take away all the consequences made by the decision Anna made and turn it to be meaningless. At least the ending that was made for the finalized film had Elsa saving the town in a cool superhero way, that also showed that the spirits decided to give Arendelle a second chance because of Anna's heroic act. That also explained why Anna is now the queen because the spirits wanted Anna to lead the town (as Elsa said "The spirits all agreed. Arendelle deserves to stand, with you. You did what was good for everyone").
You say that Asgard being destroyed was good, yet say this was bad. The people of Arendaelle did nothing wrong, yes. *But,* you have to realize who brought down the dam. Not Runeard, not Elsa, not even their parents. It was Anna who brought it down, so it would have been her fault, though she was righting the wrongs of the past. A heavy burden it is, when you have to be an adult and fix what those before you have done. Good examples of this is scattered throughout all of our real world history. A time-skip to see a rebuilt Arendalle would have been a good ending, especially if it had a mix design of the Northuldra people and the denizens.
@@BrokensoulRider 1. The truth that Anna was WILLING to sacrifice her kingdom still stands. The fact that the spirits changed their mind about the Arendellians is a different case. I said I'm fine that Arendelle wasn't destroyed because king Runeard was dead a long time ago and the new Arendellians are following a better leadership than his. Everyone deserves a second chance. 2. In Thor Ragnarok the people of Asgard followed Odin. Odin was alive by the time Hela attacked. Odin did horrible mistakes once so he is guilty and therefore he deserves to pay. Sure, Odin died relatively close to when Asgard was destroyed so he got his punishment (and therefore the Asgardians SHOULD be innocent), but there's one big difference here: King Runeard died 34 years before the dam was destroyed and the wave was about to wash out Arendelle, while Odin died few minutes/hours before Asgard was destroyed. Think about the leadership in each place. Considering Arendelle has developed a lot since Runeard's death and had 2 other leaders (Agnarr and Elsa) to righten their possibly wrong path since, it seems as if the Arendellian are innocents and don't deserve to pay. They aren't guilty or involved with Runeard's actions. However, in Thor Ragnarok, despite Odin's death, the Asgardians, who now aknowledged their flawed leader, should've realized that they are civilians for a flawed leadership. Odin was still alive by the time Hela started her plan so the Asgardians (people led towards a flawed society by a flawed leader, and were yet to have their paths righten by a better leader) are part guilty. Also, they didn't try to negotiate with her and say "Hey Hela, ma'am, we are sorry for what Odin did, he was a d*ck. But we want to start anew so please don't ruin our homeland, we'll make it up to you somehow". Despite the knowledge they are part guilty because of Odin, they didn't negotiate, they immidiately became protective warriors who fought for their home rather than trying the nicer and more fair option. In short: The Arendellians have moved past Runeard's mistakes, while The Asgardians haven't. Therefore, Arendelle deserved to be saved, while Asgard didn't. 3. Imagine if Arendelle WOULD'VE been destroyed. Do you really think the Arendellians would've been OK with the fact they had to pay for actions they did not commit? They would've said to Anna "build a new town by yourself. He was YOUR grandfather, YOU made the decision, than YOU will take responsibility for YOUR sacrifice. We aren't guilty than we won't pay". The ending you are asking for teaches kids to stay trapped in the past and that they should pay for actions commited by their murderer grandfather. SUCH A GREAT LESSON TO TEACH KIDS, DON'T YOU THINK?😒 But yes, even if I don't want Arendelle to be destroyed, seeing a newly designed castle with some Northuldra design addings will be neat. Undeserved, but neat.
@@mermaidmomma Still, losing your stuff will cause a massive downgrade in quality of life. Rebuilding a new town isn't as easy as you may think. If you are innocent you don't deserve to lose stuff, but if you are guilty than you do. If you had a bet with someone and you lost than you own him the amount you were betting on. Think of it like this: tomorrow you'll discover that your dead grandfather (I don't know if he's dead but for the sake of the question let's say he is) has commited genoside on an entire group of 1000 people because of racism, no one of them stayed alive, he stole all of their money and items for himself, he built a house for living with all he stole and you live in the same house and the goverment have never found out about his crimes. Accoarding to your opinion about the ending of the film, you should pay for your grandfather's mistake. Would you have destroyed all he had and get rid of all the money you have just to "be even" with the dead people? Making up to the mistakes your grandfather did won't bring these people back to life and you had no involvement with what he did so is it really fair for you to pay for his sins? The only one who'll suffer from it is you and no one will earn anything from it since these people are dead. I'm sure you had kept it a secret and stayed with the money and items you have since "I am not guilty. My grandfather is the b*tch here".
If Frozen is going to have another movie, I think this ending will be better, but I am happy about the ending we got. Also, the alternate propasal is so funny. I love the ending propasal but this is just too funny.
Oh wow, that scene where Anna's parents talk about how much they believe in her and that not much she can't do has me feeling teary eyed more than 3/4 of Frozen 2.
I actually have a theory. I think that even though she had her fun transformation thing, I think Elsa had to die in order to truly become the fifth spirit. I think that when she died, a part of her human soul was permanently killed, replaced by something else that put her closer to truly being one of the spirits. That's why she decided to leave Arendelle.
I honestly prefer the original scenes. They are just so... heartwarming or just entertaining? Fun? Interesting? The memory scene would have helped with the criticism against the parents, like it was pointed out, plus its a pretty emotional scene. The destruction of Arendale as a consequence of past wrongdoings would have been a great thing too. Devastating, yes, but it would have shown that actions can have disastrous consequences, even much later. It would have been a hundred times more impactful. Building a new castle that resembles Northaldrian culture would have been a great detail. I loved the alternate proposal scene. Such a great subversion of gender roles that fits the characters perfectly! And I think it shows their chemistry so well... unlike in the actual movie. *sigh* I wonder what was the exact thought process that lead to them being scrapped...
Yeah, Frozen II was wasted potential, they should have kept the deleted scenes in there. And Arendelle should have been destroyed and all of the inhabitants moved to the Enchanted Forest.
There is no way they would have killed Elsa, this was not a real possibility. Disney has made a lot of mistakes, but there is NO way this was ever a consideration.
It was, was in the test screenings. They hinted Elsa was still alive as the final shot of the movie is a floating snowflake, head of Disney said no and the entire movie got changed over the summer months
Yes, when Elsa freezez and Olaf died I felt nothing. The only scene that get me emotional is when Anna meet Elsa but that's about it. Would've been better if they ended up destroy Arendelle
I'd like to believe to obtain information from Antohallan meant she would be encased in the coldest of ice as repayment, but will transcend to a goddess if she ever makes it out alive. Usually curses work that way, it gives you something but ends you in tragedy.
Well, then Elsa would be still frozen down in Atohollan and Olaf would be still a large pile of snow on the ground with purple flowers, if Anna wouldn't let Olaf attend the coronation then it would just be Sven, Anna, and Kristoff.
@@orangelight. He meant if in that coronation scene Elsa would be considered dead (which this video conclude from Elsa not being present), then why is Olaf alive in that scene, while he should be just a pile of snow. He basically debunked the idea that Elsa wasn't at the coronation because she was dead.
if they kept elsa dead i would not finish the rest of the movie like in toy story 4 the alternative ending were bo said good bye to woody or cars 3 were sterling took away mqueens number and beytread him i would not see those movies at all after those scenes.
REN Fam I’m guessing you can’t rewatch those films because your seven and don’t understand how good plot acts. (Or you just have the grammar of a seven year old.)
Ok 1 stop spamming 2 great grammar are you 6 3 its a joke because not many people like Olaf 4 why do you care 5 the franchise wouldn't kill it off because it makes money for them
I have actually been quite disappointed by the end of that movie. It made the whole film feel... empty, like it hasn't any impact. I know they kept the softer version cause they wanted it to cuddle the children, but because they are children doesn't mean they can't handle consequences. Just look at How to train your dragon : the final of the film has Hiccup who lost a leg. And the film's still for children. And it's f*cking amazing. For Frozen, now that I know they planed to destroy the castle and maybe even kill Elsa, I am even more disappointed with that meaningless ending they finally gave us and I am so frustrated they kicked out all the songs you mentioned. Disney's strength has always been to be able make their films for children AND adults, stories with shiny songs and deep meanings. But this film is so empty, it doesn't even have the most important thing in a story : consequences. Come on, stop taking our children (and us) for fools !
In that case, I guess I would have preferred Elsa to die, even if the whole marketing is build around her. Anna's the protagonist and she's the perfect queen for the kingdom, even if the song supposed to show it has been scratched, so it has more sens to keep her alive. But yeah, that could have been an option.
Olaf was probably still a pile of snow on the ground when Arendelle was flooding, in the original version, after Anna emotionally cries and when she said, "Do you wanna build a snowman?"
this is absolutely random i think but what if Anna and Kristof have a child with powers like Elsa but Elsa has to teach their child how to control magic
yeah, it'd be better than Anna gaining her powers randomly, although theres a chance the film wont feature that if the producers choose to make the fact that anna nearly drowned the kingdom bad
I am glad that Elsa saved the kingdom. This movie made her the best Disney character ever. In the first movie she proves she is a real queen, in the second movie she is like a goddess.
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Would you like to have seen this darker ending for Frozen 2?! 😲😱
And what did you think of Kristoff proposal song to Anna? 😍🤣
Yes, for the darker ending.
For the proposal song: Thanks, I hated it.
Flicks And The City This movie isn’t for us, it’s for kids. Target audience is very young girls. It was darker than the first film as it was released, but no I don’t want to destroy children’s dreams.
Flicks And The City I watched the Deleted Song in the Bonus Features on Fios and I loved it cause it was hilarious but they didn’t show the one where Arendelle was destroyed which I would have kinda liked
Good.
But bittersweetness though.
Not to bad of the darker side.
It's OK.
A little.
The deleted scene where Elsa showed Anna the memories of their parents discussing about how Anna could help her sister was pretty emotional. Especially the part where Anna started to tear up.
They should have kept it.
Started tearing up at that part
Me too
Yeah I don’t know why they got rid of that scene.
Agree. Should've been in the movie
I am so sad that the memory of Agnarr and Iduna’s moment about Anna didn’t make it into the movie. Anna seriously deserved a moment where her parents were focused on her and only her
I know, especially since most of the movie revolves around Elsa and the memories she sees of her parents are solely focused on her.
Yeah. *sigh*
yeah because Elsa is like... the main character so it would have been nice to not have absoloutly everything about Elsa. Good job Juliana
True, she deserves more recognition... OH NAME TWINSSSS
Juliana P OMG EYYYYY ✌🏼😎
the deleted scenes can give so much more meaning to the movie, why? they're so beautiful...
Ikr so beautiful
There is no movie with no deleted scene- But I agree with yah
Sometimes excellent content is cut to keep down run time, but yeah, this would have been an excellent path to take with the movie. Maybe not kill Elsa, but instead have her arrive just too late to save the castle, but protect the rest of the kingdom.
Yeah...
I think it was because they had to crunch to meet the deadline and remove a lot of parts or try to condense the thing to make it in time.
Elsa: The cold never bothered me anyway~
Also Elsa: *freezes*
Oh no...
Hopefully not sacrilege, but the consistency seemed a little rough around the edges for a number of things.
Yeah when i saw that it confused me
I think it was to create a sense of irony, or just to emphasize the dark and cold of that place since EVEN Elsa could freeze there
she was freezing, but did it bother her ?
I'm glad they didn't kill off Elsa, but I wish they had destroyed Arendelle. It would leave some consequence from the adventure, and I like the idea of Anna making an honest genuine kingdom.
Yeah, because Elsa would recover more in the darker scene of the castle getting demolished by the tidal wave, and it could get replaced as a another brand of a castle.
I know right? The part where Elsa saves Arendelle at the ending didnt just fit with the rest. It was *so conviniently easy* Elsa reborning at the *exactly right time* .... didnt like it. A easy happy ending.
@@braziliansimon2737 yess, it seemed super convenient, as if there was never any need for us to worry about Elsa coming back. And there was no clear explanation of how she was able to survive the glacier.
@@ladykookosmile There wasnt a explanation about why she just randomly freezed at the end lmao I apreciate the final version of the movie but looking the deleted scenes and the old storyline, i can see that the movie was going to be way more incredible and darker, I mean, with Arendelle being destroyed, Anna proposing Kristoff, the flashbacks of elsa's parents, the deleted songs and that mysterious shape(maybe the fifth element). Its sad that Disney is super childish with their movies
Meredith I agree but the scene when Elsa saves Arendelle was so beautiful and iconic (to me)
So we really gon act like Olaf ain’t died three times.. ok
Holly High-school when the summer was back he was going to melt , when trying to save anna infront of the fire and ofc when elsa was dying he was too
hahah
.... English... Its important
GOOD I LIKE FOOD!!!!!!
Freakerster Vixen no it’s not
WHYYYYY DID THEY CUT THE PARENT'S MEMORY???? So beautiful, I cried
Me too, it was perfect.
@@kimberlyodasso4516 ikr!
YA THAT WAS BOOTIFUL
Yea
ARGH!
Frozen 2 is just Olaf going through puberty and having an existential crisis
I genuinely feel that the frozen series is all about *O L A F*. Like, think about it, in the first movie, he was created at the beginning as a lifeless snowman, THEN HE COMES TO LIFE!!! Like- he got Anna out of a room a MURDERER put her in to freeze her to death. He also is comical and makes the audience laugh the most (in my opinion). Then in the 2nd one, he’s “maturing” and is once again, making the audience laugh the most. Then he almost dies and plays with the audiences heart- iTs AlL AboUT hIm iM tElLiNg yOU!
@@EP-pl9ym there's a new movie coming of frozen
"Once upon a snowman"
@@shanu7993 it’s not a movie
@@kidfury9481 whatever it's a short movie
I honestly loved Olaf's character before Frozen 2 basically RUINED him. He was annoying but in a sense to entertain, but now he's just annoying but to relate with young people, making references or adult themed statements that aren't really re-watchable cuz they aren't funny. Olaf could've been the one character that made Frozen 2 feel like a fun disney movie, instead of this dark mesh of bland characters without real personality.
WHO DECIDED THE FINAL TAKE???? ALMOST EVERY DELETED SCENE IS BETTER AND MAKES MORE SENSE
Even the deleted songs were better. Home and Get this Right are great and deserved to be in it :(
Right? Honestly this was so frustrating, so much wasted potential.
@@pokemario6456 don't forget I seek the truth
RIGHT!!!??
Hello Clarice honestly i agree, but look at it in a different way. Wouldn’t that be too intense for children? Frozen was originally created for kids even Anna and Elsa are considered Disney princesses. It just wouldn’t look so friendly or have a “happily ever after” ending u feel me?
*Anna:* "But that language is forbidden?"
*Me:* Then how do *you* know what it is.
villager hrrm noises
she doesn't *know* what it is. she just knows that its forbidden.
@@Ratigan2 but she recognized the language.
@@neonmajora8454 Ok
Cuz theres a note😝
They are royals they learn about what language is forbidden and also will know how to recognise it so it is obvious
Kristoff: *about to propose
Olaf: *Awww! What if he turns out to be a deranged murder like the last guy she almost married was?*
Erza Scarlett 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@minibear1740 lol
Jajajajajajajajaja
Ja.....ja
I love Olaf!
So olaf lol
"I dont even know a samantha!"
-Olaf
Lol!
😂😂😂
yah who is samantha anyway ahahaha me thinking of that scene made me so curious :>
This alternative ending sounds cool, but it just feels a little too dark for Disney to release.
And the public would have demanded see what happened after, maybe in a movie or series sequel.
Kush Garg and yet black cauldron exists and that came out in the eighties
It would've been a good choice
Considering all the 4th Wall bearking jokes of how all the watching audiences are now older
Older, thus all knowing and all capable of bearing these dark turns
Do i Hear a Cinderlla A Twist in Time reboot for Frozen Edition?? 🤣
i hoped elsa would die :(
I actually liked Frozen 2 more than most people but this actually pisses me off because ALL these scenes would have made the movie WAY better still...
James Campbell Agreed. I really like the scene where a Elsa shows Anna the memory of their parents. I just like the thought of a Anna having her own special moment with just her parents.
FUCKING SAME! Even my girlfriend looks like Elsa. I love this movie! The fact that these scenes were deleted makes no damn sense.
i agree, but think about it tho. if the deleted scenes were there in the movie and the current scenes were not, and then you watch a video about the deleted scenes (which was the current scene) you'll still say the same "these deleted scenes would be better than the current one". I think is the sense of discovering something new, which made us think that it would be better.
*Samantha*
True
Disney needs to have two versions of the movie: the happy one for all the kids, and one for the grown movie buffs where disney can play with these darker plots more
Underrated comment!
Yessss
Agreed
That would kind of be a win-win situation.
Kids buying the darker version of frozen on iTunes using their parents ID to pass the age verification process
This how many people wanted that scene of their parents 🤧
👇
a whopping *22 people*
@@cutiebetutie 58 now!
@@hyacinthustheflower8456 a mind blowing *58 people*
@@cutiebetutie it's gone up to 87 now
@@myathagamer3081 a catastrophic *97 people*
I don´t want Elsa to be dead for good. But I would have liked the version where she needed more time to recover. Even if that would have meant the destruction of Arendelle.
That was the thing that bothered me most, she unfroze when the dam broke and teleported to arendelle. It didn't make any sense.
Same :) and seeing the Nok rescue her would've been awesome!!!
@@porkkatsu7228 the water she was in was under arrendelle
@@-scarlett-5715 Ehm, no. The water she fell in was under ahtohallan, like quite far from Arendelle when we look at the map from their parents ship
@@MDP1702 ShE hAs HoRsE.
sHe RoDe HeR hOrSE
*lOgIcK*
He may not be a royal prince or the knight in shining armor, but Kristoff will always be Kristoff.
you are in every frozen vid--
sO aM i?-
@@aritunes21 can't blame you.
I love Disney movies, including when it associated with Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars and/or National Geographic in Disney Plus!!
I like talking in comment about those inspirational franchises!
@@aritunes21 not just Frozen.
But also Toy Story, Maleficent, Ralph Breaks the Internet, Avengers and Star Wars.
Martin Moore and king George the lll
You mean a sh*try character with less development than a rock? I agree
We will tell her when we return.
And they never return...
Frozen Salad 😭😭😭
Yup
Just like all secrets in all stories
That make me tear up and it’s only a basic drawing board reason!
So sad :(
*"Their parents are dead..."*
For everyone wondering, the reason they took out most of these scenes is because it was too confusing for children and the reason they didn’t just replace some of the dialogue and a few of the scenes is because they were running out of time and didn’t realize it was too complexe for children until 6 months before the release date was set
Yeah... Most of Disney's fans from the first movie are like 12 years old now and should understand what happened. * sigh *
Disney needs to have two versions of the movie: the happy ending one for all the kids, and one for thr grown movie buffs where disney can play with these darker plots more
@@johncarlo7772 Yeah but of course that would take time
Disney didn't want to kill Elsa because she's the children's favorite and that would bring the sales down😂
Mirabella Alexandria Robles oh
Agreed
so true. What if Disney is reading these replies and is just like, "Wow. We didn't know you felt that way." and ACTUALLY releases the OG frozen 2
omg
well, duhh. The kids hopes and dreams would be shattered :(
😂😂😂
I actually consider Elsa dead, and reborn as an empherial spirit.
That's exactly what I said after I saw the movie. She did die but was reborn as a spirit which is why she has to stay in the enchanted Forest. As it's her duty now as the spiritual side of the bridge to look after the 4 elemental spirits which is why she was brought back, to fulfill her purpose Gandalf the White style.
@Mrs. T That's true but her powers increased ten fold after she came back to life suggesting she was reborn. Not to mention in the original concept they wanted to actually kill off Elsa but since this is a Disney flick targeted towards kids that's obviously not gonna fly w the age demographic. So they have to opt for the happy ending. So instead they went w this so that what happened to Elsa here could be left open to interpretation. So you can't tell someone that thinks Elsa was reborn as a spirit as wrong because there's no right or wrong answer. It's a matter of artistic perception.
Then thats where Jack Frost shows up. Le
@@n.a.t.gplays7757 They're not even part of the same franchise. To be honest I think Elsa is better off alone anyway but that's neither here nor there.
@@ndebmusicmania6687 You're very good with explanation! Totally agree with you
*elsa, frozen 1: “I’m not going anywhere U.U”*
*elsa, frozen 2: “it doesn’t feel right here”*
That's not true. If you pay attention to the lyrics in the song "Into the Unknown" you know that she doesn't want to acknowledge the voice. In fact she says she is happy with things. It's at the end of the song she sees she has no choice.
Olaf: Aww...
**launches into his theory on deranged murderers**
Yes. Best character. 10/10.
🕴
Why is no one talking about “what if he turns out the be a deranged murdered and try to kill you like her last one did” (or something like that)
The way Elsa looked at Olaf when he said that had me crying 😂
Yeah, that was such an awesome line!
I cant stop laughing
I think that arendelle should've been destroyed...it would have been a nice way to symbolize the destruction of the kingdom that represented the past (the grandpa and his choices, the parents' secrets, the time elsa shut herself in) and rebuilding something else anew (union between different people, actual honesty)
It's hard for me to explain it but I just think it would be a nice way to also physically show that we can break away from the mistakes of our ancestors. I feel like arendelle represents too much of the past. It was the same kingdom that their parents and their grandparents ruled. I'm not saying that all rulers were bad and that all of their actions were horrible but I just think that there was too much deceit that already happened.
Also it would have been really nice if they rebuilt it by combining both arendelle's architecture and nature as a representation of the unity between the people and magic (dad and their mom, elsa having magic, their people reconciling with the magic tribe).
Ok but that has such a better meaning and purpose then the actual movie it needs to be remade
Yes! It bugs me that she kept calling it the darker ending, when honestly no! No one would have died (I don't think Disney planned on killing Elsa, that's why Olaf being put in the cave cause water has memory was so important. They couldn't kill Olaf!) It would have been a fresher and more powerful ending. I'm guessing whoever wrote the story was not the one that decided to change it and did not put their heart into rewriting the ending. They want us to want the original. We should protest. I don't know how to start that though...
I kinda got pissed when it didn’t because I like “dark” stuff :)
Anna during the part when Kristoff wears something fancy:
“I like you better in leather anyways”
Me: Aww, that’s so-
*wait*
Looks back through movie and sees that he doesn’t wear leather
*gAsP*
**realizes what she really means**
foxcafe aj oh my- how did I not notice that
Wait what what does that mean am I too pure or something
What does it mean?
*hol up*
Idk how i dont know what you mean, but I don't lol, so could you explain please?
Well, I'm glad they saved Elsa.
But I would have preferred if they let Arendelle be destroyed, to repair the grandfather actions.
I agree! There are consequences for the actions of the past, whether one likes it or not, and the people were living because of those actions even if they weren't directly involved. Disney sometimes forfeits truth for pretty pictures and I think it's time they've woken up
same
Well it would be unfair for the people of the kingdom. It would cost them a lot. Decades of people's hardwork would have been washed away. The ending in the original film is the best according to me. Opinions differ :))
@@anonymous-sj6qu Yes, opinions differ! My feeling is that the people of Arendelle's prosperity was built at the expense of the Northuldra, and washing it away would have been a powerful gesture to build a world anew, one based in fairness and not greed or settler-colonialism. It would have shown that harm, even unintentional harm, requires accountability. I think the struggle of the Northuldra correlates strongly with the real-life struggle of indigenous Americans and their colonizers (indeed, they were based on the indigenous people of Norway), and destroying and rebuilding Arendelle could have been a beautiful message to them.
The people of the kingdom had to leave their homes. They were punished for the unintentional harm they caused. Elsa and anna worked tirelessly to protect arrendelle. If the entire kingdom was lost their struggles would have been meaningless. Every act of kindness and courage has a reward. :) I dont completely disagree with you though. The people of northuldra were definitely subjected to injustice.
Okay, I really NEED that scene of Elsa showing Anna her “parents believing in her” memory in the movie
When the deleted scenes are better than the whole movie
Elsa being death
Riza Potencia *DEAD*
I agree lmao
Not the proposal tho.
saraselenaruiz when you’re comment isn’t needed
*"We'll tell her when we return"*
Although this scene is happy I feel so crushed inside 😭😭😭
They probably deleted it because the cold never bothered her anyway.
now this
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I didn’t want Elsa to die but they should have kept the ending where Arendelle is destroyed. Otherwise I just just have this feeling that it’s too easy, there is no consequence for the colonizers.
Just Fly but that wouldn’t be a consequence for the colonizers, it would be a consequence for the younger generations, who did nothing wrong
Colonizers? Do you even know who the sami people are?
Same but they don’t want to put that in they want to make is look easy even tho that’s not how life is but they made a true movie of Pocahontas
Yeah
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The younger generations were being punished anyway. The Northuldra people and the Arendalians stuck behind the dam were being punished. Suddenly they were blocked off from everything they knew and had to deal with angry spirits and giants the whole time. At least make it fair for the other side.
"We'll tell her when we return"
AND THEN THEY DIED
At least they still have their parents
*their parents are dead*
@Puppies and Kittens 😂😂
OMG SUCH A HAPPY MOMENT
That made me fricken sad
Even Elsa died😭😭😭
Frozen 1: Anna gets frozen
Frozen 2: Elsa gets frozen
Frozen 3: Samantha gets frozen
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lmaoo
NOT SAMANTHA ANYONE BUT SAMANTHA
Lol
Lol..I don't even know a SAMANTHA 😂😂
If they ever kill of Elsa, she should come back as a Goddess or something.
Frozen 2: Dark Phoenix
Frozen :☆The frozen heart☆
I think it would be cool *no pun intended*
Bc listen, didn't they want Anna to have some magic powers as well? I mean, they could have anna going back and forth to the bridge where the dam broke, looking for elsa, calling her name.
Then one day she sees the frozen water horse come to her and lead her to the place where elsa saw her parents & etc.
Then finding clues either if she is alive or not.
It would have two endings like she finds out that elsa is alive and in the old ice castle, healing from the fall she took at the ending of the movie and finds her.
Brb, I'm trying to find the notes I took on it
Elsa's already a weird goddess, have you not watched the movie?
Wow live your community comment 🤗
@@duskflower8825 LMAO
I think they should have gone with the darker ending. The one they have did not seem to fit the mood of the movie.
Kristopher Michaels but thats not how disney works. they always revised and give children happily ever after
@@darlenejung937 believe me, what we had in f2 is not happily ever after at all
It's *_Bittersweet_*
@@MoHossam94 it's a bittersweet symphony.
@@giancarlofelicianocastaned9316 yeah
Well the castle gets destroyed because elsa hasn't resurrected yet but rebuild something better so isn't that a happy ending?
If Elsa had actually died like her alternative ending, then Olaf would have died too. I feel like Disney wanted to kill off Elsa but they felt like it might have been to dark for two characters to die instead of just one so they scrapped it.
Don't forget Marshmallow and snowgies would die too
Also because kids watch this and they ain’t gonna kill the main characters!
@@Michael41605 Frozen killed Anna, which was the main protagonist, and Frozen II killed the main protagonist, Elsa, Olaf, Marshmallow, and the 1,000's of snowgies.
Destined Bunny but they all came back to life after not very long
I kindof liked the ending it was satisfying
Who here remembers like one year ago when the trailer said that Anna had FIRE POWERS
Lisa Schweizer yaaaas I’m not the only one!!
I’m so glad I’m not alone! I swore I read or heard that somewhere!
Lisa Schweizer th-cam.com/video/GMzXnyhifMo/w-d-xo.html a fake trailer
That would be cool though
Me
Imagine if Disney decided to kill Elsa.. how upset and sad will everyone be
I literally cried in the theater when she died for 5 minutes lol if they kill her off...I don't even wanna think about that
Yeah and it will get worse kids will be scar of what happened to Elsa's and parents might sue Disney for killing elsa which there children loves so good thing they didn't kill elsa.
It makes more sense though. And you could say that she lived in your own Frozen Universe.
Yea and not just that, Anna would be so heartbroken
No one:
Olaf: *imagine him being a killer*
lmao
Ok......
WAAHH
Lol, olaf literally is my inner dark skeptical thoughts sometimes 😅
what happened to the innocent olaf?
The shouldnt have deleted these scenes, would have actually made the movie feel like it went slower (it felt super fast)
It did feel fast I was wacthing yt while watching the movie for 5 minsand looked up and it felt like time flew fast
Agnarr: There’s not much that girl can’t do!
Iduna: Oh her love could hold up the world.
Agnarr: ... lucky for the world.
That scene NEEDED to be there. Anna needed some recognition 🥺
"Her love can hold up the world"
I'm cryingggg
So Elsa got her god-like powers because her mother is a Northuldran elemental. Anna had the same parents and she got bupkiss.
I don't think that's why she got her powers. Or at least I'm pretty sure that's not how.
What if in the third Anna has powers...
Their mother saved her enemy (elsa's and annas father) so the spirits gifted their first born child with powers
@@DJ-wr1uo Why should Anna be the same as Elsa?
You think they'll make an third? I don't think i can take hearing one more cheesy song.lol
Ok that scene where they wanted to tell Anna about Elsa, I actually teared up omg
same omg
When Olaf said he could be a deranged murderer and kill elsa omg the look she gave him I died 😂
THE DELETED SCENES ARE ALL SO GOOD!
I would have loved if Elsa died and then came back to life in Frozen 3.
Now i am scared that Frozen 3 (if there is going to be a frozen three) will be a knock-of because they have no ideas/ things to work with.
That means that Olaf would come back in frozen 3 as well. And how can there be a happy ending when two characters are dead AND the castle would be destroyed
@@lukaniamoon2029 It could've been a bitter-sweet ending where Anna rebuilds the catle and unites the people from the forest to her kingdom where she lives as a queen, also there were some other deleted scene where we see that Anna loves Arendel, so that could've helped to alleviate the ending as we see her happy to care for her kingdom.
You have a very big tummy
I'm sure they already have a plot in there mind, they might be working on it already.
I dont know, why everyone wants Elsa dead; finally we got two sisters in a movie, who dont hate each other, just because the older one is gonna be queen; who actually love each other. I love the second movie that ended up on the big screen, it fits the Frozen feeling perfectly.
Shemrocky The only reason why they want Elsa dead is because she isn't recovered, also it would be too repetitive if Elsa just stops the tidal wave with a 100-ft. ice wall, it's a Walt Disney movie for all ages, pretty much at the end they would replace the castle with a new renovated castle.
Elsa should have survived/recovered over time, however Arendelle should have been destroyed.
@Arigato Senpai This is what I was honestly hoping to have when I saw Frozen. I was genuinely disappointed with the ending, but it still was an overall good movie.
Why did they cut the parrent’s memoryyyy 😭 Anna couldn’t learn why they didn’t tell her earlier and it kinda felt incomplete... I feel sad for Anna
Others:
I wanted Elsa to die then she'll come back to life as (something)
I think it would've been better if Arendelle was destroyed then (blablabla)
(Full of theoires)
Me:
I wanna know what olaf's deleted song was🥺
Pastel Cheng
Finally somebody that doesn’t want a tragic heartbroken six year old
It was 'Unmeltable me'
Me:i wanna see what happened to samantha and if olaf found her🥺
r/notlikeothergirls
It was called unmeltable me, you can listen to in on Apple music.
“We will tell her when we return” I just realised that didn’t they know that they probably wouldn’t return because they went on a risky trip?
"Joy brings her powers out as strongly as fear" lmao that doesn’t help me to love their parents more 😭 It’s implying they were also afraid to let their daughter be happy like wtf???
Just Fly itwas just the father who's wicked like it's father... her mother is pure.
Nooooo the father was afraid that elsa might get too happy ( if she was allowed to hang out with Anna more often) that Elsa wouldn't be able to contain/ control her powers
Woah that just made me realize they never knew how exactly Anna got hurt.... Elsa was in full control of her powers until she was afraid and struck with grief...
Luny Cipres yeah exactly. In the original they came in after the event and said “what have you done. This is getting out of hand”, Elsa said “it was an accident”.
The real hint of how the dad interpreted that (in the first movie) was at the trolls when he “she can learn to control it” implying he believed she wasn’t in control of those powers already
curated bits That’s exactly what I’m angry about lmao They’re refraining her happiness because they are afraid of their own daughter. And by doing that they made everything worse
Imagine if all the scenes were included, i would have really wanted that movie
I made an edited script up myself with added scenes., for use for fun with friends.... Took me a few weeks hard work but the final product was worth it...I don't publish anything I just thought it'd be Cool 😎. It was amazing!!!
Olaf: Aww HEY what do you think the odds are that he turns out to be a deranged murder and tries to kill you like the last guy she almost married
LOL I WAS CRACKING UP
Elsa form frozen: The cold never bodered anyways!
Elsa from Frozen 2: *Frozens to death*
LOL
....Englishing....
STOP SAYING THAT UR NOT ELSA SHE MIGHT NOT BE BOTHERED!!!!!!
English?
*Freezes
Frozen: Finding Elsa
Frozen 2: Finding The Voice
Frozen 3: Finding Samantha
Lulamoon yea
That's copied lol
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Omg yess
@@lovely.drawings2292 it's not copied oml look at the time frame between this one and the other one the OTHER person copied JESUS
Watching Frozen 2, everything felt off. The story felt like it was missing important elements, Elsa felt like a paper cut-out, and the ending was disappointing. For me, the movie would have been amazing, sad, and memorable if Elsa had died. It would have been sad, but it would have felt right.
I think it would have been fine if she was just seriously hurt and recovering. Just as long as she didn't swoop in and save the day. Killing Anna would have meant permanently killing Olaf, and Disney couldn't have done that. But I think the writers were mad to have to change the ending to save Arendelle, they really did not put heart into that change. And I don't think the original ending would have been dark at all, it would have been full of hope and renewal. It would have been a million times better.
But they had to make it fall into place since in Frozen 1 Anna froze then unfroze so they had to make it Make sense and also since many children love elsa as she is very popular in disney they would be so bumped out if she died
But if they killed Elsa, Olaf probably would’ve died too.
That's what I said like they could of had like a deep meaning to it
@@hellolol8753 yeahh but If they would handle it correctly I think it would've been a good storyline rather just having it the way they have it now They could have many more different an more impactful & emotional story as a whole but again in know it's a kids movie
Anna: We have to break the dam-
Me: The damn what?
PERCY JACKSON REFERENCE!!!!!!!
There’s going to be a lot of angry Frozen fans if Disney killed Elsa..
True
I’d cry this was my favourite movie when I was little...
True
If they killed elsa I will will kill them periodt
Like a lot of angry marvel fans when they kil of the favorite charaters, or Star Wars, especially in the last 2 movies The Last Jedi and Rise Of The Skywalker. I wont name who cause im not that 1 person who spoils it for everyone
Frozen l: Finding Elsa
Frozen ll:Finding The Voice
Frozen lll:Finding Samantha
😂😂😂
Haha
Who's samantha 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jpmagcalas4399 Why is Samantha?
XDDD
I wish that all of these deleted scenes were in the movie ;-;
They cant cause there are kids watching-
Its ;-; not ;--;
@@sasharuth1343 well, sorry. Didn’t know that me making a mistake would affect you. And why would you care? Does it piss you off that much?? Jeez, you need to stop that. It’s not gonna get you anywhere in life
@@sasharuth1343 It doesnt matter.
Same!!
I wish they would’ve given Anna something cool, too. Honestly everything was focused around Elsa. Even the parents were focused on Elsa. I wish after Elsa died for a bit, Anna gained some powers or something to save Arendelle. Then, when Elsa revived, she would teach her how to control her powers.
UwU The Alien that would have actually been the BEST
I wanted Anna to get fire powers...but honestly I really like that she doesn’t. Her strength isn’t IN magic, it IS magic. But I do really wish that her and Kristof had a song together because she had one with Hans
I think Anna doesn’t need powers, girl proved herself in the movie she’s just as strong as she is.
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That’s why the movie is named “Frozen”
4:54, The reasons we need an Olaf appreciation group.
4:57 THE WAY SHE JUST LOOKS DOWN-
In into the unknown Elsa sings
"I had my adventure I don't need something new."
Imagine the movie would then simply be over 😂😂
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@Neko nee gacha aww thanks a lot
@@dcrggreensheep no 63
@@claraafton7091 it was 3 when I posted it.
@Strawberry Wonder nope it’s 146.
7:11 Oh wow, Olaf is a savage snowman.
“But if anyone can find a way to help her, it’s Anna.”
“You May be right about that. There’s not much that girl can’t do.”
“Oh her love could hold up the world.”
“Lucky for the world.”
That scene would’ve been so beautiful to see 💛🥺 Anna deserved so much recognition. I would have loved to see the appreciation for Anna and how she can conquer everything that is thrown at her head on!
Ugh why did they deleted the ending of frozen 2 when olaf said that krisstoff can turn like Hans that moment could be awkward ,😅😂
😂😂😂
Ik that could be awkward if olaf says that on the movie ;-;
They probably rushed up this film because they knew Menzel’s vocals would be too destroyed by Disney to sing big songs for a third movie further down the line.
????
Um how?
Sorry I don’t know anything.
ღ Purrple Kat ღ The person that sung let it go, voice is leaving. Like it’s damaged
Mistake O
on top of that she was in wicked, sang let it go, into the unknown, show yourself, all of that PLUS live performances. yeah i could imagine her vocals are busted
fancy feast yep
The two scenes they shouldve added was kristoff’s proposal song and the parents memory. It wouldve made the movie 110x better
The parents memory I agree with, but the proposal song is rightfully left on the cutting room floor. Nothing can beat “Lost in the Woods”. Heck, I couldn’t live without that song. No Lost in the Woods = No Life.
Everyone is like Elsa should be dead but it's so stupid like here's your fith spirit ok now it's gone they just should have destroyed arendelle and bring Elsa to live after that
She could be dead and be a real spirit. That would have had way more meaning
@@queenmari9636 that would the destroy the meaning of the fith spirit she looks like a human but has the power off a spirit connecting human kind and the sprits basic logic
But she will die eventually anyway.
I totally agree with this, destroy Arendelle but Elsa doesn’t die.
Well thats just peoples opinions and you need to respect that😒
" I Don't Even Know A Samantha ".
Me: 😂🤣
4:57 I would have loved that line in the movie
BAHAHAHAHHA
Arendelle being destroyed sounds wrong for multiple reasons:
1. The current generation of Arendellians did nothing to deserve a punishment for the sins of king Runeard. He was killed in the war so he got his punishmemt. In Thor Ragnarok Asgard was destroyed, but that was fair because Odin did mistakes and HE WAS STILL ALIVE. Odin couldn't have gone unpunished so Asgard being destroyed was OK (BTW Thor Ragnarok is the only good one in the trilogy). There's 0 justification for the current Arendellians to suffer because of Runeard's mistakes.
2. Even if Arendelle would've been destroyed, Disney (with their obsession with happily ever after) would've time-skipped to after Arendelle was rebuilt. That move ruins all the consequences created by the town being destroyed as it basically "you lost something and than immidiately regained it". It comes as a bit anti-climactic to take away all the consequences made by the decision Anna made and turn it to be meaningless. At least the ending that was made for the finalized film had Elsa saving the town in a cool superhero way, that also showed that the spirits decided to give Arendelle a second chance because of Anna's heroic act. That also explained why Anna is now the queen because the spirits wanted Anna to lead the town (as Elsa said "The spirits all agreed. Arendelle deserves to stand, with you. You did what was good for everyone").
You say that Asgard being destroyed was good, yet say this was bad.
The people of Arendaelle did nothing wrong, yes. *But,* you have to realize who brought down the dam. Not Runeard, not Elsa, not even their parents. It was Anna who brought it down, so it would have been her fault, though she was righting the wrongs of the past. A heavy burden it is, when you have to be an adult and fix what those before you have done. Good examples of this is scattered throughout all of our real world history. A time-skip to see a rebuilt Arendalle would have been a good ending, especially if it had a mix design of the Northuldra people and the denizens.
Roi Itzkovich the people were evacuated. They would of been fine
@@BrokensoulRider 1. The truth that Anna was WILLING to sacrifice her kingdom still stands. The fact that the spirits changed their mind about the Arendellians is a different case. I said I'm fine that Arendelle wasn't destroyed because king Runeard was dead a long time ago and the new Arendellians are following a better leadership than his. Everyone deserves a second chance.
2. In Thor Ragnarok the people of Asgard followed Odin. Odin was alive by the time Hela attacked. Odin did horrible mistakes once so he is guilty and therefore he deserves to pay. Sure, Odin died relatively close to when Asgard was destroyed so he got his punishment (and therefore the Asgardians SHOULD be innocent), but there's one big difference here: King Runeard died 34 years before the dam was destroyed and the wave was about to wash out Arendelle, while Odin died few minutes/hours before Asgard was destroyed. Think about the leadership in each place. Considering Arendelle has developed a lot since Runeard's death and had 2 other leaders (Agnarr and Elsa) to righten their possibly wrong path since, it seems as if the Arendellian are innocents and don't deserve to pay. They aren't guilty or involved with Runeard's actions. However, in Thor Ragnarok, despite Odin's death, the Asgardians, who now aknowledged their flawed leader, should've realized that they are civilians for a flawed leadership. Odin was still alive by the time Hela started her plan so the Asgardians (people led towards a flawed society by a flawed leader, and were yet to have their paths righten by a better leader) are part guilty. Also, they didn't try to negotiate with her and say "Hey Hela, ma'am, we are sorry for what Odin did, he was a d*ck. But we want to start anew so please don't ruin our homeland, we'll make it up to you somehow". Despite the knowledge they are part guilty because of Odin, they didn't negotiate, they immidiately became protective warriors who fought for their home rather than trying the nicer and more fair option.
In short: The Arendellians have moved past Runeard's mistakes, while The Asgardians haven't. Therefore, Arendelle deserved to be saved, while Asgard didn't.
3. Imagine if Arendelle WOULD'VE been destroyed. Do you really think the Arendellians would've been OK with the fact they had to pay for actions they did not commit? They would've said to Anna "build a new town by yourself. He was YOUR grandfather, YOU made the decision, than YOU will take responsibility for YOUR sacrifice. We aren't guilty than we won't pay". The ending you are asking for teaches kids to stay trapped in the past and that they should pay for actions commited by their murderer grandfather. SUCH A GREAT LESSON TO TEACH KIDS, DON'T YOU THINK?😒
But yes, even if I don't want Arendelle to be destroyed, seeing a newly designed castle with some Northuldra design addings will be neat. Undeserved, but neat.
@@mermaidmomma Still, losing your stuff will cause a massive downgrade in quality of life. Rebuilding a new town isn't as easy as you may think. If you are innocent you don't deserve to lose stuff, but if you are guilty than you do. If you had a bet with someone and you lost than you own him the amount you were betting on.
Think of it like this: tomorrow you'll discover that your dead grandfather (I don't know if he's dead but for the sake of the question let's say he is) has commited genoside on an entire group of 1000 people because of racism, no one of them stayed alive, he stole all of their money and items for himself, he built a house for living with all he stole and you live in the same house and the goverment have never found out about his crimes. Accoarding to your opinion about the ending of the film, you should pay for your grandfather's mistake. Would you have destroyed all he had and get rid of all the money you have just to "be even" with the dead people? Making up to the mistakes your grandfather did won't bring these people back to life and you had no involvement with what he did so is it really fair for you to pay for his sins? The only one who'll suffer from it is you and no one will earn anything from it since these people are dead. I'm sure you had kept it a secret and stayed with the money and items you have since "I am not guilty. My grandfather is the b*tch here".
Are you really comparing Thor and frozen? Shame.......shame......
If Frozen is going to have another movie, I think this ending will be better, but I am happy about the ending we got. Also, the alternate propasal is so funny. I love the ending propasal but this is just too funny.
My head is like -
Kristoff: will you marry me?
Anna: NO
*Talking about Elsa's death*
Me: jeez way to ruin ppls life Disney especially kids.
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Kids like me
Oh wow, that scene where Anna's parents talk about how much they believe in her and that not much she can't do has me feeling teary eyed more than 3/4 of Frozen 2.
I actually have a theory. I think that even though she had her fun transformation thing, I think Elsa had to die in order to truly become the fifth spirit. I think that when she died, a part of her human soul was permanently killed, replaced by something else that put her closer to truly being one of the spirits. That's why she decided to leave Arendelle.
Wait but if disney makes a another movie of frozen by the time it comes out I’ll be 18 probably
Oh who cares I’m still gonna watch it
That’s what I said 😂
Moonlit Marley my sister says I would be 15 0_0
Ofc I would, I loved frozen as a kid
I’m gonna be 27... and I would still watch it!
I'd be 11......i watch it OFC
I honestly prefer the original scenes. They are just so... heartwarming or just entertaining? Fun? Interesting?
The memory scene would have helped with the criticism against the parents, like it was pointed out, plus its a pretty emotional scene.
The destruction of Arendale as a consequence of past wrongdoings would have been a great thing too. Devastating, yes, but it would have shown that actions can have disastrous consequences, even much later. It would have been a hundred times more impactful. Building a new castle that resembles Northaldrian culture would have been a great detail.
I loved the alternate proposal scene. Such a great subversion of gender roles that fits the characters perfectly! And I think it shows their chemistry so well... unlike in the actual movie.
*sigh* I wonder what was the exact thought process that lead to them being scrapped...
Yeah, Frozen II was wasted potential, they should have kept the deleted scenes in there. And Arendelle should have been destroyed and all of the inhabitants moved to the Enchanted Forest.
@@EvelynL.1112 omg i’ve seen you before lol
They scrapped it because they felt it was too complicated for children to understand.
There is no way they would have killed Elsa, this was not a real possibility. Disney has made a lot of mistakes, but there is NO way this was ever a consideration.
I'm sure it wouldn't have been permanent, in any case- just a set up for this franchise's "Return of the Jedi".
imagien if they woulve killed elsa, anna wouldnt have any family left
It was, was in the test screenings. They hinted Elsa was still alive as the final shot of the movie is a floating snowflake, head of Disney said no and the entire movie got changed over the summer months
@@Speedy-nq9ro funny, the CCO of Disney Animation was the writer of the Frozen movies.
Anna Fowdy Yep but that’s doesn’t matter when the CEO of Disney says no lol
I think frozen three should be like they find out that their mom should have been saved by the water horse and then find Elsa and Anna
BRUH IS THERE GOUNG TO BE FROZEN THREE????? WHEN?
She's already dead tho...
@@ceciasmrp1717 No, there isn't
I would've love the part where Anna found out about her parents thinking she was important as well :")))
The final cut of the movie lacks emotion :,)))
I highly disagree XD
Yes, when Elsa freezez and Olaf died I felt nothing. The only scene that get me emotional is when Anna meet Elsa but that's about it. Would've been better if they ended up destroy Arendelle
I'm glad they keep elsa alive because it will be heart breaking ending if they did.
It would be a logical ending.
5:33 ~ties shoe laces- -Anna:…………
I don’t get why Elsa would freeze she lived in a castle made of ice why would she freeze?
@@NischalD17 But after she unfroze, Elsa was a goddess, and immortal to freezing
She froze from her own shock and horror....which shows how powerful Attaholen truly is....
I'd like to believe to obtain information from Antohallan meant she would be encased in the coldest of ice as repayment, but will transcend to a goddess if she ever makes it out alive. Usually curses work that way, it gives you something but ends you in tragedy.
I love Frozen 2 as is, but these deleted scenes are amazing and I love them. Especially the parents' memory about Anna
But Olaf in 04:56 though 😳😂😂
Kristoof: dressed.
me: ewww looks like ha, ha, Hans...
Kristoff *
If Elsa died, why Olaf could attend Anna's Coronation.
Well, then Elsa would be still frozen down in Atohollan and Olaf would be still a large pile of snow on the ground with purple flowers, if Anna wouldn't let Olaf attend the coronation then it would just be Sven, Anna, and Kristoff.
@@orangelight. He meant if in that coronation scene Elsa would be considered dead (which this video conclude from Elsa not being present), then why is Olaf alive in that scene, while he should be just a pile of snow.
He basically debunked the idea that Elsa wasn't at the coronation because she was dead.
@@MDP1702 Anna frickin summoned her My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic friends and brought him back to life with friendship
If they 'killed' Elsa, Olaf would have died too (or wouldn't have been resurrected)...
so... that would have been a +!
(joking)
(... or am I)
Csilla Kaszas or Olaf is a spirit as well
if they kept elsa dead i would not finish the rest of the movie like in toy story 4 the alternative ending were bo said good bye to woody or cars 3 were sterling took away mqueens number and beytread him i would not see those movies at all after those scenes.
REN Fam I’m guessing you can’t rewatch those films because your seven and don’t understand how good plot acts. (Or you just have the grammar of a seven year old.)
@@bleumki ORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR its just easier to type like that. :3
@@renfam7491 But in Toy Story 4 Woody lives with Bo in the end. I cant say anything about Cars 3 tho because i havent watched it
I would have set on fire the cinema if that ending happened
*how to kill Olaf*
Google: _you cant_
Me: *damn*
Didn't olaf was about to die in when elsa was frozed?
Didn't olaf was about to die in when elsa was frozed?
Didn't olaf was about to die in when elsa was frozed?
Ok
1 stop spamming
2 great grammar are you 6
3 its a joke because not many people like Olaf
4 why do you care
5 the franchise wouldn't kill it off because it makes money for them
@@hibtw6606 lmao
I have actually been quite disappointed by the end of that movie. It made the whole film feel... empty, like it hasn't any impact. I know they kept the softer version cause they wanted it to cuddle the children, but because they are children doesn't mean they can't handle consequences. Just look at How to train your dragon : the final of the film has Hiccup who lost a leg. And the film's still for children. And it's f*cking amazing. For Frozen, now that I know they planed to destroy the castle and maybe even kill Elsa, I am even more disappointed with that meaningless ending they finally gave us and I am so frustrated they kicked out all the songs you mentioned. Disney's strength has always been to be able make their films for children AND adults, stories with shiny songs and deep meanings. But this film is so empty, it doesn't even have the most important thing in a story : consequences. Come on, stop taking our children (and us) for fools !
it would’ve been better if anna or some one else have died
In that case, I guess I would have preferred Elsa to die, even if the whole marketing is build around her. Anna's the protagonist and she's the perfect queen for the kingdom, even if the song supposed to show it has been scratched, so it has more sens to keep her alive. But yeah, that could have been an option.
Hey.
Where is Olaf, after Arendelle was flooded away?
I thought Elsa is going to bring him back afterwards.
Martin Moore Elsa does bring him back in the movie
Olaf was probably still a pile of snow on the ground when Arendelle was flooding, in the original version, after Anna emotionally cries and when she said, "Do you wanna build a snowman?"
@@orangelight. maybe.
@@jasmeenk4066 technically.
did you watch the movie lol
this is absolutely random i think but what if Anna and Kristof have a child with powers like Elsa but Elsa has to teach their child how to control magic
That would good for the next movie. I heard that they were thinking about it but didn't have any story ideas.
yeah, it'd be better than Anna gaining her powers randomly, although theres a chance the film wont feature that if the producers choose to make the fact that anna nearly drowned the kingdom bad
I am glad that Elsa saved the kingdom. This movie made her the best Disney character ever. In the first movie she proves she is a real queen, in the second movie she is like a goddess.