The parents don't ask Elsa what happened. They assume that she lost control, which she didn't. The girls were playing, Elsa slipped and fell, and was trying to keep Anna from getting hurt when she accidentally shot her with ice. That is not the same thing at all. Elsa and Anna were completely fine up until that point. You cannot completely flip how you parent because one bad thing happened. Life isn't perfect. People make mistakes. Especially kids. I've never liked this plot point. This is terrible.
You realize it’s showing that it’s wrong to behave the way the parents did right? Why would you dislike a plot point that is teaching an important lesson you agree with? 🤔
It’s realistic. Parents (including myself) overreact to things sometimes. The straw that broke the camels back sorta thing. Remaining composed can be difficult.
Probably has something to do with him being a creation. Sentient, yes, but still a creation of magic. Maybe the rules of the idea over "true love" being a cure don't work with magical creations? Maybe because it was from the same source of magic/same person as the magic that was killing her? Idk. I think Olaf's purpose there is exposition to get you thinking about other love besides romantic love. But it's easy enough to figure why his love for Anna didn't work.
My interpretation was that the act of love had to come from Anna because it was HER heart that was freezing. She needed to be the one to commit an act of true love so that her own love would burn away the cold.
@@tabathacarruthers5122 The troll meant they should love her and teach her to be brave, it was her parents who took the basic human " strange things must be bad" attitude.
I agree about the parents. They told her not to fear her magic but all they did was reinforce that fear by keeping her away from her sister and telling her not to use her magic. They should have encouraged her to practice her magic instead - start small and build up so she could learn how to control it. Take measures to keep everyone safe, of course, but don't lock her and her magic away. All they did was make her fear herself and her magic more.
Exactly! They do seem like they are genuinely good people, but the way they handled how Elsa should conceal her powers is so messed up. They literally made her afraid of herself.
If I recall correctly, about 60-70% of Olaf's dialogue was improvised on the fly, even the gags, and they were recorded pretty early in the production process so the animation team had to just roll with whatever he said in the recording booth and create the visuals to match it
@@leyaeywhat do you mean still. She’s legal age. All of this in theory ofc it being a movie. But when did society start looking down on sexuality towards of age men/women ? Grow up
.... I mean A. she's fictional B. she's over 18 in the majority of the movie and C. she's hot =/ her design is beautiful and meant to be attractive to the eye... like what.
Mmm, hot gløgg. I see people recommending "Tangled", and I second that. Also, "Atlantis, the lost empire", "The emperor's new grove", and the entire Ghibli library 😃 "The emperor's new grove" has my favorite villain duo😂 Edit: The Emperor's new Groove. Lolol. Not grove.
7:49 fun fact Alex, in the original storyline for Frozen, Elsa was supposed to be a villain. There’s a children’s book (I think it’s a children’s book OR it’s folklore) & it’s called The Snow Queen. In that original story, Elsa is evil. 🙂↕️👍🏻
Yeah. They originally wrote her as a villain. But when they wrote Let It Go they realized it felt too triumphant, too much of a protagonist song, so they changed Elsa to a good guy.
Justice for Marshmallow! He’s just doing his best. Lowkey my 6yr old niece loves him and draws pictures of herself and him playing together to show he’s nice. It’s very cute.
To add to the Hans hate, I feel like you should know a statue of him gets absolutely destroyed in Big Hero 6 by Baymax in Fred's garden, when he shows off his rocket fist for the first time. It's sort of a blink-and-you'll-miss-it thing.
*Elsa's parents locking her away and separating her from society, telling her to suppress herself, that she's dangerous and bad, so she becomes a recluse to protect everyone else. * Alex: That kind of parenting causes problems Also Alex: Elsa shouldn't have cowered away in fear her whole life
That's what I'm saying, he talks about the bad parenting and then turns around and shxts on her the whole time. Like ofcourse shes's running away sh's been made out to be a dangerous monster by her parents.
One of the reasons this film was so popular was that it dispersed with the classic Disney princess idea of being saved by a Prince. The sisters saved each other and saved themselves. That was massive for moms brought up with the classic message of needing a man to save you and we were thrilled to make sure our daughters (and sons) received that message loud and clear.
I think assuming it was intentional is a bit of a stretch. It'd be a trick enough shot even with proper shooting form. He was grabbing someone's arm who was likely resisting and at an odd angle. It does look like Hans is looking at it, but when he grabs the guy his finger isn't even on the trigger (yes, I went back and did a frame by frame lol), it's the guy Elsa has pinned. Hans has no way of knowing if/when the guy would even pull the trigger.
@Galiant2010 True, perhaps he wasn't assuming the entire thing wouldn't be taken down by a random shot and it was just a safe direction to divert the crossbow? Either way, very surprised that I missed that after watching so many times lol
The beginning foreshadows the entire movie perfectly when they was small and having fun Elsa was in control she lost control when she tripped and Anna jumped, Elsa then got scared and lost control, she had never hurt anyone before and she hurt the person she loved the most putting her fear into effect making her lose all control, she needed Anna the whole time, the parents SHOULD NOT have separated them
There's a simple fix for the initial setup for the movie: Instead of being able to fix the magic injury, the trolls could only make the magic ice shard dormant by blocking all memories of magic. But it would wake up if she ever learned that magic was real. This would give a real and good reason to hide the magic completely. (It also would remove the need for a second shard to hit her to trigger the quest for a cure; the effect would just take hold slower.) There Disney, fixed your plot hole with one tiny dialogue change. And it wasn't even hard.
I never liked how Elsa's royal parents told her to hinder and push away her abilities, instead of embracing them and improving her strategy to control it and not let her fear overwhelm her. Like a shoddy dam in a stormy river, the more the storm increases its pour, the more stronger the current goes, the more weak the restraint becomes even if it is reinforced or tightened cause everything has a limit, that impediment will break, the water built up will force through in a torrent the results following will not be pretty.
I remember watching frozen back in highschool, it's a good movie and I really liked it. Especially the ending of Anna's sacrifice being the act of love and not the typical Disney prince stuff, but I loathe how frozen is STILL everywhere over a decade later
@@springdeerling7866 I have three nieces so I’ve seen it dozens of times lol the songs are bangers and the storyline has fewer plot holes and broader range of emotions. It’s pretty good.
When this film came out it was a refreshing new take that dealt with topics not really explored too much in young adult/ Disney films. Such as not knowing the different types of love that people can feel for one another. And having the main character save herself/ have the main plot focus around sisterly love after parental neglect felt like a new focus at the time. Also, them focusing on rushing relationships felt like it was treating the younger viewers more like young adults was a nice departure from watering down certain topics. And of course, all the songs, and side characters people loved too which is why it was #1 for so long. I feel like Frozen was the last Disney film I saw in theaters actually. I'm more of an anime person than an animated film person though so we typically watch these types of films at home. I think Wall-E and How To Train Your Dragon were some of the only other animated films we watched in theaters. We tend to watch Pixar in theaters more than Disney.
My husband and I look like siblings. People would think we were brother and sister. We sometimes feel we are basically different gender versions of the same person. It's kinda creepy how perfectly we match up. Been together 20 years so, yeah...we are perfect for each other. 😅
"Fear will be your enemy" "Let's make our daughter completely terrified of her powers!" The movie is cute, but those are the worst parents in Disney history XD
There is a video of Elsa joining the X-Men and it’s hilarious and they roast the parents. My main issue with Frozen is that so many people dissed the other sibling relationships Disney has given us. Nani and Lilo had a more realistic sibling relationship and im an only child.
Nani and Lilo had a very different relationship bc of the larger age difference and the fact that Lilo was a child. Nani had to be Lilo's guardian, not just her sister. It's not really comparable to Elsa and Anna.
@@twincesseszeigler4366 That the king and queen are couple we see at the beginning of "Tarzan"? Which means Tarzan is Elsa and Anna's little brother... which I kinda like, actually. I'm not sure I agree with the extreme "Disney'verse" theories which try to connect ALL the animated movies, but I'm all for the "The Little Mermaid""Tarzan""Frozen" connection. Oh! And Rapunzel and Flynn/Eugene from "Tangled" show up at Anna's coronation. So add that one, too.
@@theflyingdutchguy9870 To be clear, I'm not saying this is canon (except maybe the "Tangled" and "Frozen" connection), it's just a fun thing to think about.
Hans was a terrible twist villain not because it was too obvious, or that the twist didn't shock, but that it shocked for the wrong reason. That reason being that he hardly was a villain. He was a perfectly upstanding character prior with absolutely NOTHING negative surrounding him prior, a good dude who saved Elsa, did this, did that, etc. Yet he just suddenly out of nowhere decided "Actually nah, I'm evil now!". If he wanted Elsa dead, why not let the other guy shoot her when he had the chance? He was going to anyway, and Ana would have still god along and married him if he didn't do the whole evil schtick, so even with the motivation they gave him it feels illogical. Really he just feels like he shouldn't have been a villain. I guess he hit his head at some point off screen and had his personality shifted on itself.
Its not a Disney movie, but every kid and parent should see it just because its hell of a fun. El Dorado. The next one is Prince of Egypt of course and for me the best movie from Disney that depics cruel reality of old times is Hunchback of Notre dame. Excelent story and one of most terrifing and most realistic villain of all time.
Well think about it Alex, Elsa's parents told her to hide it as a kid, made her feel bad for accidentally hurting Anna and she hid herself away. When they died, nothing changed in the fact that she hid her power, but she was getting stronger and scared of what she could do. Elsa wasn't trying to hurt Anna, it just happened out of fear.
5:30 I mean, if you are to believe the fan theories, Anna & Elsa's parents didn't die during the storm, but shipwrecked on an island where they had a third kid, which would be Tarzan, only to later die to jungle cats.
Man, the start of that Tarzan movie feels like the premise to a Man vs Nature horror film. Like Jaws, or that Florida flooding Aligator movie Crawlspace. Imagine surviving an awful wreck like that, only to get killed a big f--k-off-cat.
There is a conversation to be had about repressed, shall we say feeling? Because Elsa goes from frigid queen to smoldering snow princess in 5 seconds once she let's go of the self repression. And suddenly is extremely good at making very flirtatious faces and body language.
Yeah, she could finally be herself at the end of the movie. Her parents didn't only make her repress her magic but her emotions and feelings too, since they're connected to her magic
If you notice for the wedding there's the the couple from from entangled The Princess and the other guy that was accused of stealing the crown the guy's name was Eugene I think😅
I read a theory that Rapunzel, Elsa, & Anna are related becuz if u watch the scene when Anna sings For The First Time In Forever, Anna exits the castle & in the left corner just a split second, u can see Rapunzel & Flynn attending the event. I’m pretty sure there’s a Film Theory about it from MatPat. 👍🏻
@@Watcherobot I just watched Murder-Set-Pieces yesterday and I enjoyed it,yes,yes I do But discovered a very good band which I love now The Bronx Casket Co. 🔥 😎
During the "First Time in Forever" sequence, a couple of characters from Disney's Tangled could be briefly seen. If you haven't seen it yet then you should.
The older Disney fairytale adaptions had some semblance of following the original plots. Now every female main character is a quirky action girl and the plot bately follows the basic premise of the source work.
I'm in the minority when I say I hated this movie. The plot was boring, the characters were annoying, and I really hated all the songs. I watched it one time all the way through and was bored the whole time. Then Frozen mania happened and it felt like it could've been hell. 🤣😂
This movie right here is what got me interested in 3D animation. It's what I wanted to do all the way up until high school, where I realized "yeah, this is way too complicated for my brain to process." 💙
I have watched this movie soooooo many times, as it was the favorite for many of the children in my life, first of my children then the kids I nanny. The terrible parenting just ruined it for me. Also, the troll king’s over-emphasis on the fear aspect made the parents and Elsa both scared of her powers.
The trolls messed up by taking away Anna’s memories of Elsa’s magic. If Anna had known from the start, she may have been able to support Elsa before the coronation incident. The parents fucked up by smothering Elsa in fear & a state of repression. Elsa ended up a product of her environment & lived in fear of herself. I personally blame the trolls & Elsa’s parents for the events of the movie. Fun fact: Elsa & Anna’s parents survived the shipwreck & had Disney’s Tarzan. It is confirmed by people behind Frozen.
i love this movie sm, and when i watch it as a 11yo i was like "why are her parents teaching her to hide it instead of teaching her to control it?" and my mom was in shock like girl tf u saying, but i was right ! also, if we thinj about this in a real perspective, this is exacly how overprotective parents raise their children, especially their oldest. then, when the child rebels, they don't know how to come back from the rebel phase and end up losing themselves. most "rebel/twisted" people are those who weren't teached how to control and understand their own emotions. also, i think for the time this was released it made sense to be considered one of the bests disney movies because the other ones were mostly focused in princess-prince love. elsa was a groundbreaker character for that and i remember loving her sm as a 11yo because she didnt needed a prince to be a queen. it might not be the best movie compared to the newer ones, but it was amazing for the time-being and changed the way disney does animation.
As a Canadian.. hearing Alex repeatedly call a fckin reindeer a moose hurt my soul lmao
Same 😂
To be fair, Sven is about four times the size of an actual reindeer.
Right there with you as an Alaskan lol
as Finn, i feel your pain
He is the size of a moose. He is way bigger than a regular reindeer.
Bro knows 10 synonyms for the word gooch but doesnt know what coronation is
It's not that surprising. The guy apparently was a lawyer but he doesn't know what B and E stands for ...
Probably because they have no such thing in the US.
@@ZPNDGYou must be like 16 if you think he's like 22. He's obviously in his 30's.
It's the green
@@ZPNDG he doesn't even look 22 are you ok
Seeing him think this was France was the most painful thing ever
There's nothing French about it 😂😂😂it's Norwegian.
You’ll be ok 👍
@@Gorgotty No. My life is forever changed now. I can never be happy knowing Alex thinks France is Norway. The French can’t keep getting away with this
Plot twist, that was his unpopular opinion
Only white people would be mad at that
The parents should have sent Elsa to Charles Xavier’s school. Problem solved.
Hishe
haha
Iceman meet Ice Maiden lol
I know you got that from hishe
Ahh I get that reference
The parents don't ask Elsa what happened. They assume that she lost control, which she didn't. The girls were playing, Elsa slipped and fell, and was trying to keep Anna from getting hurt when she accidentally shot her with ice. That is not the same thing at all. Elsa and Anna were completely fine up until that point. You cannot completely flip how you parent because one bad thing happened. Life isn't perfect. People make mistakes. Especially kids. I've never liked this plot point. This is terrible.
okay but there are absolutely plenty of parents who do this exact thing, so it's actually a fairly realistic plot point
You realize it’s showing that it’s wrong to behave the way the parents did right?
Why would you dislike a plot point that is teaching an important lesson you agree with? 🤔
It’s realistic. Parents (including myself) overreact to things sometimes. The straw that broke the camels back sorta thing. Remaining composed can be difficult.
It’s terrible because the characters have flaws?
Ppl taking this shit too seriously
I’m SO GLAD you commented on Olaf being willing to melt to keep Anna warm. I’ve always said that that should’ve been a good enough act of love
Probably has something to do with him being a creation. Sentient, yes, but still a creation of magic. Maybe the rules of the idea over "true love" being a cure don't work with magical creations? Maybe because it was from the same source of magic/same person as the magic that was killing her?
Idk. I think Olaf's purpose there is exposition to get you thinking about other love besides romantic love. But it's easy enough to figure why his love for Anna didn't work.
@@Galiant2010 I Guess the fact that Elsa can respawn an exact copy of Olaf, while still still being Olaf, has a part on It
My interpretation was that the act of love had to come from Anna because it was HER heart that was freezing. She needed to be the one to commit an act of true love so that her own love would burn away the cold.
Maybe not that but olof was the hero of the film he saved Anna and gets her to go out and helps her escape. MVP
@@theeternalshade2981Huh 🤔. Never thought of it that way. You made a great point.
The trolls: don't let her feel fear or else bad things will happen
Her parents: got it, make her live in constant fear until she dies
Troll leader and her parents were idiots. Completely agree.
@@tabathacarruthers5122 The troll meant they should love her and teach her to be brave, it was her parents who took the basic human " strange things must be bad" attitude.
I agree about the parents. They told her not to fear her magic but all they did was reinforce that fear by keeping her away from her sister and telling her not to use her magic. They should have encouraged her to practice her magic instead - start small and build up so she could learn how to control it. Take measures to keep everyone safe, of course, but don't lock her and her magic away. All they did was make her fear herself and her magic more.
I agree 100%
Yeah … they did about 180˚ opposite of what the trolls actually suggested :-/
Exactly! They do seem like they are genuinely good people, but the way they handled how Elsa should conceal her powers is so messed up. They literally made her afraid of herself.
Luckily, their attitude gets explained in the sequel
@@MrGBH yeah thank God for that.
If I recall correctly, about 60-70% of Olaf's dialogue was improvised on the fly, even the gags, and they were recorded pretty early in the production process so the animation team had to just roll with whatever he said in the recording booth and create the visuals to match it
Josh Gad is pretty dang funny.
Wonder if he was also busy with Beauty and the Beast at this time? Or other movies
Going into this movie, I thought I wouldn't like Olaf... I'm glad I was wrong. (-:
Pretty much 100% ofbthebdoalog has to be locked before animation can start or else they keep having to start over for every change.
Voicelines always come way before animation, that's standard. Animators match the VA's lines
I saw him looking at Elsa , and I was like, "OH NO"
“Fair Game!” 😂😂😂
you cant say anything. shes 21
Lol, Why "OH NO"?
@@leyaeywhat do you mean still. She’s legal age. All of this in theory ofc it being a movie. But when did society start looking down on sexuality towards of age men/women ? Grow up
.... I mean A. she's fictional B. she's over 18 in the majority of the movie and C. she's hot =/ her design is beautiful and meant to be attractive to the eye... like what.
Mmm, hot gløgg.
I see people recommending "Tangled", and I second that. Also, "Atlantis, the lost empire", "The emperor's new grove", and the entire Ghibli library 😃 "The emperor's new grove" has my favorite villain duo😂
Edit: The Emperor's new Groove. Lolol. Not grove.
@@HolyFudgeBalls I totally agree with the tangled idea
He should also do Treasure Planet
Pull the lever, Kronk!
Tangled is great!
Also Atlantis is severely underappreciated
Agree with tangled and emperor's new groove.
7:49 fun fact Alex, in the original storyline for Frozen, Elsa was supposed to be a villain. There’s a children’s book (I think it’s a children’s book OR it’s folklore) & it’s called The Snow Queen. In that original story, Elsa is evil.
🙂↕️👍🏻
Also, Elsa was originally designed with short, black spikey hair
@@richardcates1108 that too~! 😁👍🏻
Would’ve been better tbh
The Snow Queen by the Danish author Hans Christian Andersen.
Yeah. They originally wrote her as a villain. But when they wrote Let It Go they realized it felt too triumphant, too much of a protagonist song, so they changed Elsa to a good guy.
The Princess and the Frog is super underrated. They went back to the original animation style, it looks amazing
28:32 Fun fact, the giant snowman's name is Marshmallow
Justice for Marshmallow! He’s just doing his best.
Lowkey my 6yr old niece loves him and draws pictures of herself and him playing together to show he’s nice. It’s very cute.
He's also got a cameo in Moana! ❤
To add to the Hans hate, I feel like you should know a statue of him gets absolutely destroyed in Big Hero 6 by Baymax in Fred's garden, when he shows off his rocket fist for the first time. It's sort of a blink-and-you'll-miss-it thing.
*Elsa's parents locking her away and separating her from society, telling her to suppress herself, that she's dangerous and bad, so she becomes a recluse to protect everyone else. *
Alex: That kind of parenting causes problems
Also Alex: Elsa shouldn't have cowered away in fear her whole life
By the way her parents reacted, she internalized "I almost killed my sister" her whole life. There's no way she doesn't have MAJOR PTSD.
That's what I'm saying, he talks about the bad parenting and then turns around and shxts on her the whole time. Like ofcourse shes's running away sh's been made out to be a dangerous monster by her parents.
I love you dude. And I don't know how much you're paying your editor, but it's not enough. They are killing it.
I was about to say. Hilarious editing
One of the reasons this film was so popular was that it dispersed with the classic Disney princess idea of being saved by a Prince. The sisters saved each other and saved themselves.
That was massive for moms brought up with the classic message of needing a man to save you and we were thrilled to make sure our daughters (and sons) received that message loud and clear.
OMFG I just realized that Hans looks up at the chandelier before aiming the guard's crossbow "away" from Elsa... and at the lights😮
I think assuming it was intentional is a bit of a stretch. It'd be a trick enough shot even with proper shooting form. He was grabbing someone's arm who was likely resisting and at an odd angle. It does look like Hans is looking at it, but when he grabs the guy his finger isn't even on the trigger (yes, I went back and did a frame by frame lol), it's the guy Elsa has pinned. Hans has no way of knowing if/when the guy would even pull the trigger.
@Galiant2010 True, perhaps he wasn't assuming the entire thing wouldn't be taken down by a random shot and it was just a safe direction to divert the crossbow? Either way, very surprised that I missed that after watching so many times lol
It was definitely intentional. He could easily take down Elsa with looking he was trying save her. Putting the kingdom on his side even more
I've watched Frozen a few times when I was younger but rewatching it now just made me realize that Anna has absolutely ZERO survival instincts 😂
"You must learn to control it. Fear will be your enemy,"
"OK, so we should lock her away and teach her to fear & never practice her powers?"
The beginning foreshadows the entire movie perfectly when they was small and having fun Elsa was in control she lost control when she tripped and Anna jumped, Elsa then got scared and lost control, she had never hurt anyone before and she hurt the person she loved the most putting her fear into effect making her lose all control, she needed Anna the whole time, the parents SHOULD NOT have separated them
I know where we have to go.
"The SUN?"
💀
There's a simple fix for the initial setup for the movie: Instead of being able to fix the magic injury, the trolls could only make the magic ice shard dormant by blocking all memories of magic. But it would wake up if she ever learned that magic was real. This would give a real and good reason to hide the magic completely. (It also would remove the need for a second shard to hit her to trigger the quest for a cure; the effect would just take hold slower.)
There Disney, fixed your plot hole with one tiny dialogue change. And it wasn't even hard.
The lyrics:
“You…”
“…and I …”
So he referred to her and she referred to herself also 😅
You have to watch Tangled after this. Top tier Disney! ❤
I never liked how Elsa's royal parents told her to hinder and push away her abilities, instead of embracing them and improving her strategy to control it and not let her fear overwhelm her. Like a shoddy dam in a stormy river, the more the storm increases its pour, the more stronger the current goes, the more weak the restraint becomes even if it is reinforced or tightened cause everything has a limit, that impediment will break, the water built up will force through in a torrent the results following will not be pretty.
Dudes taking all these side quests until we get back to Transformers
thats what I was thinking
He hasnt watched Matrix 2, 3 and (probably shouldnt)4.
And also Daredevil season 2
I’m still waiting for him to finish the star wars movies 😂
Waiting for the banger seasons of clone wars
It’s because he’s watched all transformers has to offer
I remember watching frozen back in highschool, it's a good movie and I really liked it. Especially the ending of Anna's sacrifice being the act of love and not the typical Disney prince stuff, but I loathe how frozen is STILL everywhere over a decade later
Tbf Frozen 2 was pretty legit and brought it back. I like it more than the original.
@@lka9900 I have yet to see it. I don't watch movies too often lol
@@springdeerling7866 I have three nieces so I’ve seen it dozens of times lol the songs are bangers and the storyline has fewer plot holes and broader range of emotions. It’s pretty good.
When this film came out it was a refreshing new take that dealt with topics not really explored too much in young adult/ Disney films. Such as not knowing the different types of love that people can feel for one another. And having the main character save herself/ have the main plot focus around sisterly love after parental neglect felt like a new focus at the time. Also, them focusing on rushing relationships felt like it was treating the younger viewers more like young adults was a nice departure from watering down certain topics. And of course, all the songs, and side characters people loved too which is why it was #1 for so long.
I feel like Frozen was the last Disney film I saw in theaters actually. I'm more of an anime person than an animated film person though so we typically watch these types of films at home. I think Wall-E and How To Train Your Dragon were some of the only other animated films we watched in theaters. We tend to watch Pixar in theaters more than Disney.
Being stared at by that goose for thirty minutes is unsettling...
"do you wanna build a meth lab?" best parody ever
Encanto and Tangled next. Trust me
The troll edits were crazy.
My husband and I look like siblings. People would think we were brother and sister. We sometimes feel we are basically different gender versions of the same person. It's kinda creepy how perfectly we match up. Been together 20 years so, yeah...we are perfect for each other. 😅
I almost spilled my cup of water with the "IS THIS LET IT BE?"
Bruh the drowning his sister bit absolutely destroyed me. Matter of fact this might be Alex's funniest reaction 😂😂😂😂😂
Agreed I choked on my chipotle
I was eating pizza, chocked then spat it up. like wtf hahaha 😂😂😂 brilliant
YEES FROZEN!!! NORWAY!!!! MY DAUGHTERS ARE OBSESSED. And myself I like it.
"Fear will be your enemy"
"Let's make our daughter completely terrified of her powers!"
The movie is cute, but those are the worst parents in Disney history XD
There is a video of Elsa joining the X-Men and it’s hilarious and they roast the parents.
My main issue with Frozen is that so many people dissed the other sibling relationships Disney has given us. Nani and Lilo had a more realistic sibling relationship and im an only child.
Nani and Lilo had a very different relationship bc of the larger age difference and the fact that Lilo was a child. Nani had to be Lilo's guardian, not just her sister. It's not really comparable to Elsa and Anna.
I enjoyed Frozen. Sue me.
Frozen was also unique among Disney animated movies. It's the first one where the princesses are adults.
Tiana was nineteen in her film.
Definitely need to react to Tangled 😍
Alex's version of 'Let it go' is definitely not something I was expecting to hear today 😂
Fun fact gloves in this movie portray hiding your true self, first with Elsa and then Hans do this
In a weird fan favorite theory, Anna and Elsa's parents boat was the one that Ariel finds her treasure in, in The Little Mermaid
but they found the ship at Attohalan
Did you see the frozen Tarzan one?
@@twincesseszeigler4366 That the king and queen are couple we see at the beginning of "Tarzan"? Which means Tarzan is Elsa and Anna's little brother... which I kinda like, actually. I'm not sure I agree with the extreme "Disney'verse" theories which try to connect ALL the animated movies, but I'm all for the "The Little Mermaid""Tarzan""Frozen" connection. Oh! And Rapunzel and Flynn/Eugene from "Tangled" show up at Anna's coronation. So add that one, too.
@@fisheyenomikothis stuff is wild
@@theflyingdutchguy9870 To be clear, I'm not saying this is canon (except maybe the "Tangled" and "Frozen" connection), it's just a fun thing to think about.
29:30 Elsa’s hair goes through her arm here 😮
get out and step some grass bro XD
Alex for Olaf: YEAH! 😄
Alex immediately after with Hans: SEND HIM TO THE PITS OF HELL. 😡
Hans was a terrible twist villain not because it was too obvious, or that the twist didn't shock, but that it shocked for the wrong reason. That reason being that he hardly was a villain. He was a perfectly upstanding character prior with absolutely NOTHING negative surrounding him prior, a good dude who saved Elsa, did this, did that, etc. Yet he just suddenly out of nowhere decided "Actually nah, I'm evil now!". If he wanted Elsa dead, why not let the other guy shoot her when he had the chance? He was going to anyway, and Ana would have still god along and married him if he didn't do the whole evil schtick, so even with the motivation they gave him it feels illogical. Really he just feels like he shouldn't have been a villain. I guess he hit his head at some point off screen and had his personality shifted on itself.
0:30 my name is pronounced as a goose I have never feared in my life as much as I did at that moment
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My most fond memory of the Frozen soundtrack: singing Love is an Open Door with my coworkers during a blackout
Hey Alex! You should do a reaction series to "disenchantment"
How can I describe it...
It matches your freak 😂
Locking Elsa up and making her scared to hurt anyone is the worst thing they could possibly have done to help her.
16:02 We all thought it the first time we saw it
I just realized this but when Anna says to one of the paintings, “Hang in there, Joan.” That painting is supposed to be Joan of Arc.
Please watch Tangled, besides it’s my second favorite Disney movie after Lion King!
I’ve actually mentioned this to other reactors that watched this film before that the white streak in Anna’s hair reminds me of Rogue from the X-Men.
Great...except her name is "Rogue".
My bad. I misspelled her name. I fixed it now though.
Its not a Disney movie, but every kid and parent should see it just because its hell of a fun. El Dorado. The next one is Prince of Egypt of course and for me the best movie from Disney that depics cruel reality of old times is Hunchback of Notre dame. Excelent story and one of most terrifing and most realistic villain of all time.
He will die with El Dorado 😂😂😂😂😂 the sexual undertones omg xD I'd love to see it
@@MsAriesQueenomg yes😂
Hunchback is total meh, imo. That and Pocahontas.
@gokaury hunchback was meh to me too but I loved pocahontas. But I've always been a nature girl at heart so I think that's why it speaks to me
Well think about it Alex, Elsa's parents told her to hide it as a kid, made her feel bad for accidentally hurting Anna and she hid herself away. When they died, nothing changed in the fact that she hid her power, but she was getting stronger and scared of what she could do. Elsa wasn't trying to hurt Anna, it just happened out of fear.
LORD OF THE RINGS WHEN!
Needs to happen ❤
Next year
This kunt needs to start reacting to PITCH MEETINGS first
5:30 I mean, if you are to believe the fan theories, Anna & Elsa's parents didn't die during the storm, but shipwrecked on an island where they had a third kid, which would be Tarzan, only to later die to jungle cats.
Man, the start of that Tarzan movie feels like the premise to a Man vs Nature horror film.
Like Jaws, or that Florida flooding Aligator movie Crawlspace.
Imagine surviving an awful wreck like that, only to get killed a big f--k-off-cat.
Frozen 2 pretty much debunked this theory but it was fun to consider for a while
@@RubyMadigan Never liked that theory. Glad the sequel debunked it.
There is a conversation to be had about repressed, shall we say feeling? Because Elsa goes from frigid queen to smoldering snow princess in 5 seconds once she let's go of the self repression. And suddenly is extremely good at making very flirtatious faces and body language.
Yeah, she could finally be herself at the end of the movie. Her parents didn't only make her repress her magic but her emotions and feelings too, since they're connected to her magic
I think Elsa's fear and solitude is warranted though. Considering it was reinforced by her parents as well. Completely understandable
"Is that Moanna?" perfectly sums up the current state of Disney
You need to watch The Greatest Showman
I still just can't believe the fact he's never seen this extremely popular movie in the 10 years that it's been out for.
If you notice for the wedding there's the the couple from from entangled The Princess and the other guy that was accused of stealing the crown the guy's name was Eugene I think😅
The only redeeming character in Frozen is the "big summer blowout" guy
Never understood the hype around this movie. 'Tangled' (2010) is where it's at. 🧡
I read a theory that Rapunzel, Elsa, & Anna are related becuz if u watch the scene when Anna sings For The First Time In Forever, Anna exits the castle & in the left corner just a split second, u can see Rapunzel & Flynn attending the event. I’m pretty sure there’s a Film Theory about it from MatPat. 👍🏻
Yeah I loved Tangled. Well done humor, great characters and story
Tangled and Frozen/Frozen 2 are all top tier for me!
Tangled was perfectly done
Have Alex reacted to Tangled?
4:09 bro the jumpscare 😂😂😭
I just laughed when I saw that Alex the Troll Doll picture 😂
I cackled 😂😂😂
Elsa needed to "cover in fear and solitude", to first defeat her parents' lies when building her own castle.
Elsa is so cold but also so hot 🥵
Dude...
Do you need help?
Yes.Yes he does.
@@Watcherobot I just watched Murder-Set-Pieces yesterday and I enjoyed it,yes,yes I do
But discovered a very good band which I love now The Bronx Casket Co. 🔥 😎
@@Paul20661
I know a very good psychologist. So if you do...
I am just joking around I'm not serious so please don't take this the wrong way.
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Frozen Heart (the first song) is really underrated IMO
13:21 roll credits
sad... Elsa was told for a decade while growing up that she might of her sister and you call her "melodramatic" for this being her fear
As an Alaskan, that is a TINY ass moose.
Please put the Wild Robot on the next poll. Fantastic movie to teach kids the cruel beauty of death
Frozen is good, but just wait until you watch Frozen 2. It's even BETTER!
So true
During the "First Time in Forever" sequence, a couple of characters from Disney's Tangled could be briefly seen. If you haven't seen it yet then you should.
8:33 this caught me so off guard-😭🙏🏽💀
FNAF jumpscare
@@Watcherobot 😭😭FR!!!!
Your editing is amazing! 😂
"Drown him like I almost did my sister" LMAO well okay then. 🤣🤣
I beg for you to watch "The Wild Robot" and get all emotional with us because it is by far the most beautiful and emotional animated movie this year!!
The older Disney fairytale adaptions had some semblance of following the original plots. Now every female main character is a quirky action girl and the plot bately follows the basic premise of the source work.
Just a single emotional breakdown froze all of Arundel over in one night
On the subject of recent Disney movies (5 years at least), I highly recommend watching Encanto!!!
Lol Based on this vid, I wonder how his abuela rant will go 😅
I'm in the minority when I say I hated this movie. The plot was boring, the characters were annoying, and I really hated all the songs. I watched it one time all the way through and was bored the whole time. Then Frozen mania happened and it felt like it could've been hell. 🤣😂
Ah Disney back when they were more Subtle with putting a gay couple in a film.
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What?! Where!? It must be very subtle 😭
@@Coffee_Bean08 Next time you watch see if you can spot the mother in the Sauna.
@@scorp77snake oh...Lord..
04:46 "Yes. But I can't " 😂😂
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Oh, this is going to be fun 😊. Perfect watch right before bed (the Netherlands)
27:50 was the only time i felt aby emotion when i saw this movie. Sad olaf hurts and makes me cry
This movie right here is what got me interested in 3D animation. It's what I wanted to do all the way up until high school, where I realized "yeah, this is way too complicated for my brain to process." 💙
I have watched this movie soooooo many times, as it was the favorite for many of the children in my life, first of my children then the kids I nanny. The terrible parenting just ruined it for me. Also, the troll king’s over-emphasis on the fear aspect made the parents and Elsa both scared of her powers.
Editor needs a raise
Yeah, he probably listens to the stuff Alex says and is like, I don't get paid enough for this sh*t. lol
He can't he's trapped in Alex's basement.
It's too late for him.
@@Watcherobot 😂😂 facts
Little trivia for you, you can see Rapunzel and Flynn from Tangled walking into the castle when they open the doors to everyone.
17:41 yes 😂
Well yes he was there lol
The trolls messed up by taking away Anna’s memories of Elsa’s magic. If Anna had known from the start, she may have been able to support Elsa before the coronation incident. The parents fucked up by smothering Elsa in fear & a state of repression. Elsa ended up a product of her environment & lived in fear of herself. I personally blame the trolls & Elsa’s parents for the events of the movie.
Fun fact: Elsa & Anna’s parents survived the shipwreck & had Disney’s Tarzan. It is confirmed by people behind Frozen.
i love this movie sm, and when i watch it as a 11yo i was like "why are her parents teaching her to hide it instead of teaching her to control it?" and my mom was in shock like girl tf u saying, but i was right !
also, if we thinj about this in a real perspective, this is exacly how overprotective parents raise their children, especially their oldest. then, when the child rebels, they don't know how to come back from the rebel phase and end up losing themselves. most "rebel/twisted" people are those who weren't teached how to control and understand their own emotions.
also, i think for the time this was released it made sense to be considered one of the bests disney movies because the other ones were mostly focused in princess-prince love. elsa was a groundbreaker character for that and i remember loving her sm as a 11yo because she didnt needed a prince to be a queen. it might not be the best movie compared to the newer ones, but it was amazing for the time-being and changed the way disney does animation.
It's the simplest trope to exist.
Easy enough for a child to pick up on.
... argh, Elsa didn't deserve to be loved? based on how she acted? her entire life she was trying to protect everyone from herself
"I know where we have to go."
"To the Sun?"
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“Shut up GOOSE!!”