Frozen

[GoldDiggingWhore]

Go see it.

It's heartwarming (the irony!) and cute, and it will shatter (like ice!) your preconceived notions of traditional Disney plot bullshit.

And I think that Let It Go (from the film, not the credits) is my favorite Disney song since the ones in Tangled...though all in all, Tangled's music was better.  

[Citrus Novii]

What...WHAT IS THIS?
I haven't seen TV in a few days.
New disney what?  

[GoldDiggingWhore]

Citrus Novii

What...WHAT IS THIS?
I haven't seen TV in a few days.
New disney what?

Frozen. It's the new animated Disney film. The people I spend time with were complaining about how when they went to Disney in October they were pushing these two new princesses so hard when the movie wasn't even out yet. But the movie is actually quite good~  

[xxXSleepy_NinjaXxx]

I totes want to see it.

And Tangled music was the best. I have the soundtrack and some of the songs on my ipod. ^^  

[GoldDiggingWhore]

Sagebomb

Okay saw it.

He a fixer upper was probally my fave song.

The story was nice, though it felt pretty strongly cliched. Sure they played around with the antagonist and thier angle (trying to avoid spoilers). But still it was pretty formulaic disney

For a ice filled adventure I think I still preffer rise of the guardians.

Still it was nice to see Rapunzel and Flynn in frozen.

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Fixer Upper is hilarious and I love it. I must confess that the more I listen to the soundtrack, the more I like it too...so there's that.

Silly Sage, not using white text for its intended purpose.

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Granted, I knew beforehand that getting Anna back to Hans wasn't going to fix the problem, but I underestimated the extent of why. And while I found parts of the plot mildly predictable on some levels, I don't think it's the same as being cliche, at least for a Disney movie. More than anything else I felt that they used cliches to set up our expectations and then subvert them. The entire story revolved around the relationship between these two sisters, and even though Anna had help from Kristoph in getting to Elsa at first, he was ultimately extraneous to the resolution of the plot. How often does Disney let female characters solve their own plot problems? Stories revolving around princesses need to have less "damsel in distress" and more "action girl."
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I dunno...I think I much prefer Frozen to Rise of the Guardians. The latter had its moments, but I liked all of Frozen.  

[GoldDiggingWhore]

Sagebomb

Sadly I did not notice until after I'd watched it and was looking it up on TV Tropes. Kinda like how I missed a bunch of the Sonic cameos in Wreck-It Ralph the first time through. I'll catch it the next time I see it, which will likely be later this month~