They did a season for each of their main shorts too! Frozen was set in Summer. Frozen Fever (Anna’s birthday) in Spring. Olaf’s Frozen Adventure in Winter. And then Frozen 2 in Fall.
I also saw someone do an analysis that the fall season is usually depicted as the "end' season where everything dies, which references how smth with both the sisters metaphorically died (altho not necessarily in a bad way)
OG Frozen was set in summer- that's why everyone was concerned about it suddenly snowing out of nowhere. The second movie takes place only a couple of months later
it takes place a year later, actually. frozen took place 5 years after their parents' death, and in frozen 2 anna specifically tells lieutenant mateus "our parents' ship went down in the southern sea 6 years ago." plus you had specials/shorts in between like "Olaf's Frozen Adventure" (set the winter after the movie) and "Frozen Fever" (set the following spring)
@@assassintwinat8 actually no, during the events of frozen it was three years after their parents death, Anna was 15 and Elsa was 18. During the events of Frozen Anna was 18 and Elsa was 21. This means that Frozen 2 happens 3 years later, seeing as they talk about the six year death gap. At this time Anna is now 21, and Elsa is now 24. This has actually been confirmed by the CCO of Disney
@@kitkaty3 I don't think that's the purpose,it's supposed to be a little easteregg for older viewers while also showing Kristoffs insecurities and fears that he will overcome later in the movie. I think it's a very good song that makes his character deeper and more sensitive.
@@tafr2378 From my perspective, throughout the entire movie he is just written to be like 'why is my girlfriend off trying to prevent her sister from killing herself instead of paying attention to me?!'...
@@kitkaty3 I didn't see it like that. I was feeling sorry for him because in the beginning he's clearly less important to Anna than Elsa and she was always shutting him out. But he learned that there was no competition and as Anna learned to let Elsa go, they both grew up together and can really be together now. The song was about how he wasn't sure if Anna even loved him anymore because she always leaves him behind, and if a girl I love so much I want to marry her does that to me I would also be very confused and sad. Be he handled it extremely well when they met again at the end, he didn't force his hurt feelings on her because it was the wrong time for that. He just said: "I'm here, what do you need?" And that is a true act of greatness in my opinion that was rewarded in the end.
"Next Right Thing" broke me. I first saw this movie not too long after my older brother died in a car accident, and when Anna was singing that I have never related to a movie more, or cried during a movie more. I like the more mature themes in it! I think it has a lot more depth and a better storyline than the first
@@dreamieskies056 I mean, he kinda is when you think about it. He was made in the summer in Frozen and I think it's safe to assume that it's been a few months at least, so he's a very young soul full of innocence and is very new to the world. When you see how he reacted when he was genuinely angry with Elsa, it's safe to assume that that was his first time feeling that way and he didnt know how to feel or react so he talked to Anna about it because he didn't know what to do.
The outtakes had a song Anna sings called “Home” in which she talks about how much she loves Arendelle - it would have been a much better fit than “Some Things Never Change” because not only does it establish that Anna loves their country in a way Elsa doesn’t - making her a much better fit as queen by the end - but also because it makes her risking Arendelle by breaking the dam all that much more personal. It’s literally my only complaint with the whole movie, which in fact did make me sob like a bitch.
I think both could've been included! I love Home for that very reason, (and cause I believe Anna should've had another solo) but I also love Some Things Never Change for its foreshadowing. But then again the film in general arguably might have enough foreshadowing as it is haha
"Number 1, it's fun" Coming from a writer, yes, giving your characters trauma is fun Edit: If I'm being honest, I don't really stand by this sentiment anymore, I've seen too many professional story tellers try and do this and it only comes off as melodramatic or at worse trauma p0rn, you're free to keep doing it though if you want 👊 let those creative juices flow and all that
Okay but frozen 2 was one of the actual good Disney sequels, it really explored the fact Elsa never really addressed the fact she literally was so afraid of herself for almost her entire life and then completely isolated herself in order to finally be free. And then at the end was just like "love lol" and everything was good again??? It was actually refreshing to see her realise her true self and her past throughout that movie. I could go on and on but you get the point.
I agree with one caveat: Like you pointed out, Elsa spent her ENTIRE LIFE hating and fearing herself. Never “opened the door” for Anna or even for herself to love her. I’m still learning to do that at 29 years old and I have tons of people who love me in my life. So yes it’s overly simplistic, but sometimes mental health boils down to very basic, seemingly obvious things. Then Frozen II came in and solidified the fact that love *didn’t* fix all Elsa’s problems, but it was a big first step.
I actually like into the unknown. Like, a part of me really does want to just start running into the woods and see what I find. “Don’t you know there’s part of me that longs to go into the unknown” Also! The og Frozen hits different when you are at a major mental low point. You ever sob to Let It Go? It’s a trip.
In all seriousness, Frozen 2 is a movie that means so much to me. "Show Yourself" is my Soul Song, the song that speaks to me on a deeply personal level and I cry every single time I listen to it 🥲💙❄️ It also helped my boyfriend find the words to explain how his depression can make him feel, using Anna's song "The Next Right Thing".
I thought the song that made everyone sob was Anna's "The Next Right Thing" since that's the one she sings when she realizes that Elsa was gone after Olaf melted
No really what I loved about Frozen 2 was exactly the fact that the writers said "DEPRESSION TIME EVERYONE!" It was so emotional and it explored trauma it really called me out.
Show yourself is literally just Elsa breaking into someone’s house asking if someone’s home, Meanwhile Into the unknown is Elsa having internal conflict about choosing the voice she hears and her family
I always saw Elsa’s powers as the creative energy that seems to go hand in hand with severe mental issues combined with creativity, like with Sylvia Plath. It was a really cathartic theme for me, going through my first bout of depression, and perhaps helped me work my way out of it.
Frozen 2 characters thoughts when seeing the woods Olaf, elsa and Anna: o.o spooky mist Then there's Christoph: I want to propose to Anna Christoph became a side character lol
“Hey remember that theory Elsa and Anna is related to Tarzan?” “Let’s make Elsa an actually Tarzan.” And *Spoiler Alert* Elsa goes to live in the woods in the end.
There is a man at Disney headquarters looking out the window in his office laughing maniacally as his plans to take over the world come all together at once and I firmly believe this
I was disappointed that it was all about Elsa's inner issues again with anna going after her. Like why couldn't anna have more put in the movie like maybe her love being the fifth element to hold everything together
I loved Frozen 2. The song "show yourself" made me cry actually. Especially the part where she was singing with her mother's spirit... I kept thinking about my own mom 🥺
Yeah Show Yourself is the ultimate culmination of all the musical themes through the whole movie. You blend Into the Unknown’s “AAAH ahhh Ah ah” motif with building tension, the lullaby from the beginning, and all that with incredible duet layers. It’s a musical masterpiece
But the way it ended made it seem like it was gonna be just the one movie...wouldn't be hard to make a sequel? Super easy, barely an inconvenience So by the end of this we will be making people cry Making people cry is tight Why would you say that? Sorry, let's let it go
Honestly the way they ended it would present them with the perfect opportunity to team up with dream works for the frozen/ rise of the guardians cross over people have been asking about. With Elsa dieing then coming back to life as the "5th Spirit" I feel like now she is immortal like the other spirits. She will feel lonely again because one day Anna and Kristoph and Sven will all be gone one day and her people will forget about her or think her nothing more then a myth who died long ago. Who better to make her feel less lone than someone who is just like her Jack Frost. Brought together by their mutual bestie Dale Wind.
I actually didn't like the second one because yes it's more mature themed but it also focused on elsa more. I get she's more popular but the whole time, anna was just like "but elsa-" or "elsa wants-" or "elsa needs-". All of it is focused on elsa even when they found their parent's ship, it seemed like they only did it for elsa. Even to the end, when elsa gave her role to anna as queen of arendale(?), it was as if she just takes the leftovers of elsa and that frustrated me.
You know what my favorite thing about this movie is. Everyone was so happy about finding out why their parents left on that trip, and that it was because they wanted to know about Elsa’s gifts, meanwhile, everyone who watched once upon a time knew this like 6 years ago
The Next Right Thing is the one that broke me. As someone who has dealt with loss, and suffers from depression pretty badly, I was bawling next to my child, who had no idea why it made me so sad.
Frozen 2 is my go to when I’m flying. Mostly because it’s the same length as my flight. That song makes me tear up every time and I always think people think I’m afraid of flying.
Bonus points for making a sequel that retroactively made the resolution of the previous film into a mid point. Opening up about herself and her powers is no longer the end game. Now being liberated, she is in a good mental space to shed her role in the kingdom to follow her calling.
I liked it being fall. Gorgeous blend of colors and atmosphere more earthy browns and black palettes and warm orange blended with Elsa's blue powers
They did a season for each of their main shorts too! Frozen was set in Summer. Frozen Fever (Anna’s birthday) in Spring. Olaf’s Frozen Adventure in Winter. And then Frozen 2 in Fall.
Also fall symbolized how things were changing around the characters
They made it out of a real life place it’s so beutiful
@@watchingvideosbecauseiquit1072 what place was it based on?
I also saw someone do an analysis that the fall season is usually depicted as the "end' season where everything dies, which references how smth with both the sisters metaphorically died (altho not necessarily in a bad way)
I hate that you perfectly described “Into the Unknown” and “Show Yourself” in one sentence. And yes, I did cry in the second song.
Me too, every single time... and I may or may not have woken my neighbors several times by singing it in the middle of the night 😅
Show yourself made me weep fr
Shit yes! I was sobbing in the cinema. Let It Go may have been the gay anthem, but Show Yourself is the perfect trans anthem.
I probably did honestly
I think she was referring to "Next Right Thing", actually...
OG Frozen was set in summer- that's why everyone was concerned about it suddenly snowing out of nowhere. The second movie takes place only a couple of months later
No, it takes place a few years later
it takes place like 7 years later
it takes place a year later, actually. frozen took place 5 years after their parents' death, and in frozen 2 anna specifically tells lieutenant mateus "our parents' ship went down in the southern sea 6 years ago." plus you had specials/shorts in between like "Olaf's Frozen Adventure" (set the winter after the movie) and "Frozen Fever" (set the following spring)
@@assassintwinat8 actually no, during the events of frozen it was three years after their parents death, Anna was 15 and Elsa was 18. During the events of Frozen Anna was 18 and Elsa was 21. This means that Frozen 2 happens 3 years later, seeing as they talk about the six year death gap. At this time Anna is now 21, and Elsa is now 24. This has actually been confirmed by the CCO of Disney
@@percabethfangirl7784 i'll be damned. just checked the wiki
Glad to know that the “show yourself” crying party was not just a personal experience 🤧
Nah. I broke down like a baby. Especially when I heard that one line "you r the one you've been waiting for...all of my life". Totally lost it.
🙋🏼♀️ I was going through some stuff when it came out so I was sobbing in the cinema with my kids. Now it reminds me of that time and I still cry
Honestly I prefer “The Next Right Thing” but I was bawling my eyes out for both songs so your not alone
Same
Glad I wasn't the only one crying. Sometimes I still cry listening to "Show Yourself"
Lost in the woods is the best “prince” solo we have gotten literally since make a man out of you
Hell yeah!
If you ignore the fact that it's premise makes Kristoff extremely annoying, it's maybe the best song in the whole movie!!
@@kitkaty3 I don't think that's the purpose,it's supposed to be a little easteregg for older viewers while also showing Kristoffs insecurities and fears that he will overcome later in the movie. I think it's a very good song that makes his character deeper and more sensitive.
@@tafr2378 From my perspective, throughout the entire movie he is just written to be like 'why is my girlfriend off trying to prevent her sister from killing herself instead of paying attention to me?!'...
@@kitkaty3 I didn't see it like that. I was feeling sorry for him because in the beginning he's clearly less important to Anna than Elsa and she was always shutting him out. But he learned that there was no competition and as Anna learned to let Elsa go, they both grew up together and can really be together now.
The song was about how he wasn't sure if Anna even loved him anymore because she always leaves him behind, and if a girl I love so much I want to marry her does that to me I would also be very confused and sad. Be he handled it extremely well when they met again at the end, he didn't force his hurt feelings on her because it was the wrong time for that. He just said: "I'm here, what do you need?" And that is a true act of greatness in my opinion that was rewarded in the end.
"Next Right Thing" broke me. I first saw this movie not too long after my older brother died in a car accident, and when Anna was singing that I have never related to a movie more, or cried during a movie more. I like the more mature themes in it! I think it has a lot more depth and a better storyline than the first
Next Right Thing is my go to song...its so underrated as a song, for me it's much more personal than either of Elsa's songs.
Olaf singing "This will all make sense when I am older" ... hahaha ..... ha? sigh.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭if only it all made sense😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
This implies that Olaf is a child
@@dreamieskies056 I mean, he kinda is when you think about it. He was made in the summer in Frozen and I think it's safe to assume that it's been a few months at least, so he's a very young soul full of innocence and is very new to the world. When you see how he reacted when he was genuinely angry with Elsa, it's safe to assume that that was his first time feeling that way and he didnt know how to feel or react so he talked to Anna about it because he didn't know what to do.
@@MidnightXnoXhana It's been 3 years and a couple of months since the first film
@@killernyancat8193 I'm talking about.....nevermind
The outtakes had a song Anna sings called “Home” in which she talks about how much she loves Arendelle - it would have been a much better fit than “Some Things Never Change” because not only does it establish that Anna loves their country in a way Elsa doesn’t - making her a much better fit as queen by the end - but also because it makes her risking Arendelle by breaking the dam all that much more personal. It’s literally my only complaint with the whole movie, which in fact did make me sob like a bitch.
I think both could've been included! I love Home for that very reason, (and cause I believe Anna should've had another solo) but I also love Some Things Never Change for its foreshadowing. But then again the film in general arguably might have enough foreshadowing as it is haha
Plus it's a banger unlike Some Things Never Change which is such a yawn.
I've listened to home in play lists enough to forget it wasn't in the movie. It fits Anna so well.
"Was it hard to sell a Frozen sequel?"
"Actually, it was super easy, barely an inconvenience."
"Oh really?"
I can never forget those words. My dad always made me watch them.
-OH really?
Really
"Number 1, it's fun"
Coming from a writer, yes, giving your characters trauma is fun
Edit: If I'm being honest, I don't really stand by this sentiment anymore, I've seen too many professional story tellers try and do this and it only comes off as melodramatic or at worse trauma p0rn, you're free to keep doing it though if you want 👊 let those creative juices flow and all that
It's also fun to kill them off at the expense of the other characters 😂
@@elizabethsmith955 FACTS ON FACTS BRO
I just make my main character who already has a tragic and traumatizing past bond with others and just kill them off like 10 seconds later.
@@bzell7728 omg same
The most fun part is triggering their trauma even more by taking them to the place of their tragic past.
I am in love with the way she says “stupid” and will be using it as my ringtone from now on.
This was the comment I was looking for! I was entertained by how she said “stupid” the first time, then she repeated it & I was hooked!
I heard the line "it's genius" and instantly envisioned Yzma going "It's brilliant. Brilliant. Brilliant." 😂
"Genius, I Say!"
Okay but frozen 2 was one of the actual good Disney sequels, it really explored the fact Elsa never really addressed the fact she literally was so afraid of herself for almost her entire life and then completely isolated herself in order to finally be free. And then at the end was just like "love lol" and everything was good again??? It was actually refreshing to see her realise her true self and her past throughout that movie. I could go on and on but you get the point.
I like Frozen 2...but I my cannot shut my brain off on...a lot of things...love the subjects, hate some of the execution
Yeah, it always irked me the end of Frozen was "of course, love! lol, we're fine!" And now there they is, still very much traumatized
@@Mastermint And they don't handle the trauma well either...hate the ending and other things...
I also want to comment but all i remember about frozen 2 was when olaf fake dead and a bunch of kids start crying around me at the theater
I agree with one caveat: Like you pointed out, Elsa spent her ENTIRE LIFE hating and fearing herself. Never “opened the door” for Anna or even for herself to love her. I’m still learning to do that at 29 years old and I have tons of people who love me in my life. So yes it’s overly simplistic, but sometimes mental health boils down to very basic, seemingly obvious things. Then Frozen II came in and solidified the fact that love *didn’t* fix all Elsa’s problems, but it was a big first step.
I actually like into the unknown.
Like, a part of me really does want to just start running into the woods and see what I find. “Don’t you know there’s part of me that longs to go into the unknown”
Also! The og Frozen hits different when you are at a major mental low point. You ever sob to Let It Go? It’s a trip.
Into The Unknown was good, Show Yourself is just better.
In all seriousness, Frozen 2 is a movie that means so much to me. "Show Yourself" is my Soul Song, the song that speaks to me on a deeply personal level and I cry every single time I listen to it 🥲💙❄️ It also helped my boyfriend find the words to explain how his depression can make him feel, using Anna's song "The Next Right Thing".
I 100% with Show Yourself!!!
I live for show yourself
I cry like a baby every time I watch frozen 2😭
@@Slay-do4xe See? Even Jesus loves this song.
The Next Right Thing basically became my mantra.
im having mood swing and randomly crying when i remember “show yourself”
"And they're kids will love it, cuz it's FROZEN" 😂
Lol I like how the one thing that’s going to far is being set in fall
Here I thought she was talking about "The Next Right Thing" goodness did I cry hard during that song
Right!? Thank you!!! Me too!
I thought the song that made everyone sob was Anna's "The Next Right Thing" since that's the one she sings when she realizes that Elsa was gone after Olaf melted
Yeah that one was a sucker punch to the feels😔
Same
“GENERATIONAL CURSES!!!” Had me 😂
No really what I loved about Frozen 2 was exactly the fact that the writers said "DEPRESSION TIME EVERYONE!" It was so emotional and it explored trauma it really called me out.
Its sad how accurate this is. I was 24 and crying alone in a movie theater on a Saturday night. To Disney
One of my customers had told me to bring tissues before seeing frozen 2... Thank gods I did. I did not expect to be called out on multiple levels.
don't forget about the cruel treatment of indigenous people by a power hungry and hateful monarch!
Wasn't the original one in spring or summer and just because Elsa's powers went crazy that it became winter
Yes it was summer
Jup :)
Show Yourself is SO good. I bawl my eyes out every time. UGH
This is literally my “I need a good cry” movie!
i definitely cried to “Show yourself”
Sounds about right lol
Show yourself is literally just Elsa breaking into someone’s house asking if someone’s home, Meanwhile Into the unknown is Elsa having internal conflict about choosing the voice she hears and her family
You really didn’t listen to show yourself did you
@@SianNadine no i did It’s just my take when I don’t fully think about it, technically there is more there but I still like into the unknown better
And then she discovers that it was her home all along.
Dude!!!! “Next Right Thing” makes me cry every time I listen to it. Doesn’t matter where I am. I’ll bawl.
It's not Frozen without there being like... Snow. Idk that's why I didn't like the fall theme 😂
Tbh, I loved it more than the first one.
Show Yourself is so frickin good. Like, I could listen to that song all day.
I always saw Elsa’s powers as the creative energy that seems to go hand in hand with severe mental issues combined with creativity, like with Sylvia Plath. It was a really cathartic theme for me, going through my first bout of depression, and perhaps helped me work my way out of it.
When I was watching this and I saw it was fall I’m like, my little sisters dragged me here for this? Nope I’m out y’all crossed the line
But the original one was set in summer...
This is the first one of these about a studio's idea for a movie that actually makes sense.
"any ideas on how to calm the claims of racism from the first movie?"
"what if we made them biracial?"
Wait a minute, how was the first movie racist?
@@BeansRiceCornandSpice mostly people just claimed it was whitewashed 🤷♂️
@@assassintwinat8 Wow, a story playing in a historic northern country only has white people in it, shocking 🤣
@@tafr2378 northern europe had plenty of people of color. the northuldra were based off the sami people
@@assassintwinat8 Have you seen pictures of sami people? They're not exactly people of colour 🤣
They hit a homerun with that alright. I cry my eyes out everytime😭 I love that movie🥰
Elsa’s anxiety was triggering my anxiety, like that part where they’re on the couch and she’s just clutching the pillow was enough for me
Show Yourself gives me the gender bubbles in the best way 💙💗💨💗💙
Okay, its official, I will be introducing my trans friends to this new phrase "the gender bubbles". Great work, pal
"Anxiety! Depression! Coudepandecy(how to spell?)! Processing trauma!! Hearing voices~ Parenting your inner child. Generation curses!!!!"
Codependency :)
"The kid will love it because it's frozen" that sentence right there killed me physically and mentally
The next right thing helped me overcome the depression that came with the loss of my ESA
Frozen 2 characters thoughts when seeing the woods
Olaf, elsa and Anna: o.o spooky mist
Then there's Christoph: I want to propose to Anna
Christoph became a side character lol
Kristoff
The real question is: did Olaf ever find Samantha? Lol
“Hey remember that theory Elsa and Anna is related to Tarzan?”
“Let’s make Elsa an actually Tarzan.”
And *Spoiler Alert* Elsa goes to live in the woods in the end.
Wow as a writer the "NUMBER ONE: Its fun 😈" has never been so relatable 😅
There is a man at Disney headquarters looking out the window in his office laughing maniacally as his plans to take over the world come all together at once and I firmly believe this
Yep. :)
Love this. Now don’t get me wrong show yourself is a great song but into the unknown is better. At least to my music taste
Meanwhile in the enchanto meeting
"Let's do all that but better and 2 songs that will be hits and one be better than let it go"
I was sobbing throughout all of Show Yourself
I was disappointed that it was all about Elsa's inner issues again with anna going after her. Like why couldn't anna have more put in the movie like maybe her love being the fifth element to hold everything together
Is this for real? Now I need to see Frozen 2 😃😃
I loved Frozen 2. The song "show yourself" made me cry actually. Especially the part where she was singing with her mother's spirit... I kept thinking about my own mom 🥺
Yeah Show Yourself is the ultimate culmination of all the musical themes through the whole movie. You blend Into the Unknown’s “AAAH ahhh Ah ah” motif with building tension, the lullaby from the beginning, and all that with incredible duet layers. It’s a musical masterpiece
But the way it ended made it seem like it was gonna be just the one movie...wouldn't be hard to make a sequel?
Super easy, barely an inconvenience
So by the end of this we will be making people cry
Making people cry is tight
Why would you say that?
Sorry, let's let it go
Honestly the way they ended it would present them with the perfect opportunity to team up with dream works for the frozen/ rise of the guardians cross over people have been asking about. With Elsa dieing then coming back to life as the "5th Spirit" I feel like now she is immortal like the other spirits. She will feel lonely again because one day Anna and Kristoph and Sven will all be gone one day and her people will forget about her or think her nothing more then a myth who died long ago. Who better to make her feel less lone than someone who is just like her Jack Frost. Brought together by their mutual bestie Dale Wind.
I actually didn't like the second one because yes it's more mature themed but it also focused on elsa more. I get she's more popular but the whole time, anna was just like "but elsa-" or "elsa wants-" or "elsa needs-". All of it is focused on elsa even when they found their parent's ship, it seemed like they only did it for elsa. Even to the end, when elsa gave her role to anna as queen of arendale(?), it was as if she just takes the leftovers of elsa and that frustrated me.
So true, show yourself> into the unknown, complete with costume change x
Imagine The voice actors of the characters read the Scripps they’ll just be like what the heck is this
I haven’t seen it yet, is this accurate? Lol
Yeah about right
The second one will never be as good as the one I grew up with
EEEEEYEPPPPPPP I bet you that’s how it went lmao 😂
I watched frozen 2 with my cousin and dad and while we were watching it I turned to him and he was balling his eyes out
I still cannot listen to “show yourself” without fucking bawling. Spot on. 100%
“Nummer one, it's fun.” 😂😂😂
I write stories and I mean … she's not wrong 😂😈.
Yes. This is exactly how it went down
Ok but why tf does even just the thought of the song "Show yourself" brings tears to my eyes ?
That “Into the Unknown” vs “Show Yourself” bit was too true
Elsa became the avatar, master of all four elements.
I know everyone loves Show Yourself but Next Right Thing is the one that hits me the hardest... I listen to it on repeat since my grandma passed
I'm so sorry for you. I hope that song can give you a little strength and hope. Best wishes for you.
You know what my favorite thing about this movie is. Everyone was so happy about finding out why their parents left on that trip, and that it was because they wanted to know about Elsa’s gifts, meanwhile, everyone who watched once upon a time knew this like 6 years ago
Ayye! 🗣Shouts out Once Upon a Time!
This implies they had any idea what was going on in the movie while they were making it
They really broke it in with Encanto. Cried the whole time.
"STOO-pid"
That killed me
I really liked the references to Bohemian rhapsody during the guys solo. Burst out laughing in the theatre and no one else knew what I was laughing at
Don’t forget insomnia, Elsa wasn’t just hearing voices, home girl couldn’t sleep.
"Show yourself" didn't hurt me as much as "the next right thing"
The Next Right Thing is the one that broke me. As someone who has dealt with loss, and suffers from depression pretty badly, I was bawling next to my child, who had no idea why it made me so sad.
Honestly i prefer the 2nd one I like it alot better but this video was amazing nice job you always make me laugh
Oh yeah “show yourself” had me f*cking bawling.
I love how "set in fall" was the line to be crossed 🤣🤣
Frozen 2 is my go to when I’m flying. Mostly because it’s the same length as my flight. That song makes me tear up every time and I always think people think I’m afraid of flying.
When ur still a kid but you got all of that and cried too
Luisa you're so underappreciated but I appreciate you 💖
Show yourself had me BAWLING! I still lowkey cry listening to it to this day.😅
The way she said *Generational Curses*
XD
Preach! 😂
I almost spit out my food at "hearing voices 😂😂😂
I didn’t realize how much mental health problems were in this movie.
Bonus points for making a sequel that retroactively made the resolution of the previous film into a mid point.
Opening up about herself and her powers is no longer the end game. Now being liberated, she is in a good mental space to shed her role in the kingdom to follow her calling.
The perfect movie summary doesn’t exist-
The fact that Show Yourself and The Next Right Thing could both be the song that shes talking about
Show Yourself still makes me cry.
You caught them on EVERY SINGLE THING lol
Forgot about the literal flaming lizard trying to cool down with snow
show yourself did have me sobbing 😭😭
As a millennial with generational trauma and small children this is too relatable 😂😂
Idk why I laughed so hard on the "stuuuuupid* part 🤣🤣🤣
Can confirm. I cried the whole movie. So did my friends
Love this girls vids!!
Ok I’m just going to watch frozen 2 for the millionth time, who’s coming?