Frozen (Disney movie) fan club

[PFDC]

Favorite song from the soundtrack?
Frozen heart
Do you wanna build a snowman?
Let it go
For the first time in forever reprise

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[b]any characters that remind you of frozen or are based off of frozen?[/b]

[Ĵ α c κ Ғ я σ ƨ т .]

For the first time in forever reprise, but I love all the others too!

[Ĵ α c κ Ғ я σ ƨ т .]

Jack Frost, of course, from ROTG and I`ve heard of a Disney fairy called Periwinkle that looks a lot like her and her concept designs.

[Lena.]

Probably Let it go or first time in forever reprise, but I don't know why I kinda liked the fixer upper song. o_0

And also I agree with the punching thing mentioned above, I thought that punch was also a little too cheesy for my liking as well...

[cashew jackman]

Favorite song from the soundtrack?
I LOVE Whiteout. And let it go and the first time in forever reprise. Oh and btw the soundtrack, over 30 songs, is only 7$ on iTunes.

[Ĵ α c κ Ғ я σ ƨ т .]

Yeah I got the whole soundtrack for Christmas...

[PFDC]

What mine was $12.99 !!!
the full movie online

I love all of the orchestra music XD I thought it was just the singing stuff!

[Silverhart]

What was your favorite and least favorite part in Frozen?

I'm going to have to with "Let it Go" and the whole building of the ice palace sequence.
Least favorite..? Hmm. That's tough, it's all so perfectly crafted. I guess I didn't like when Elsa created Olaf for the second time. It was so quick, and seemed like a bit of an afterthought. Also if she's singing about letting go, and being free, and not going back, why would she make something that was symbolic of her past? And a happy memory of her past..? You're happily singing about running away, and you construct a snowman you haven't made in years that you used to play with your sister for... what reason? The song is about Elsa, and her freedom. It's not about Anna, or memories, as far as I can tell. It just didn't make sense to me.

Favorite song is 'Let it Go', 'Vuilie'(spelling?), and 'Reindeer(s) Are Better Then People' X3
I got the soundtrack for Christmas too. Haven't had the time to sit down and really listen to it though.

any characters that remind you of frozen or are based off of frozen?

All the characters in the original story I guess... XP Is anyone familiar with the original story? It's one of my favorites. A Russian company released an animated 'Snow Queen' movie [strikeout]this year[/strikeout] - forgive me, it was released last year I believe, and it's finally getting it's US release! I've preordered the DVD so when I finally get it, it'll be fun to compare the two. I've been waiting forever for it. It won't be as good as 'Frozen', I know that, but it still looks interesting.
Also, has anyone been to Epcot at DisneyWorld? In the Norway section they have a lot of trolls (also, delicious pastries, but that has nothing to do with the movie XP). I guess the movies' trolls are kind of like those trolls. The movie trolls are cuter though.^^
Kristoff also kind of looks like some of the early designs for Flynn from 'Tangled'.
Elsa could sort of be compared to the White Witch from Narnia. Both cause winter, and both stories have that motif of winter into summer.
And Hans' horse Sitron, reminds me of Maximus. ^^

Those are all I can think of off the top of my head.

[PFDC]

What was your favorite and least favorite part in Frozen?

I'm going to have to with "Let it Go" and the whole building of the ice palace sequence.
Least favorite..? Hmm. That's tough, it's all so perfectly crafted. I guess I didn't like when Elsa created Olaf for the second time. It was so quick, and seemed like a bit of an afterthought. Also if she's singing about letting go, and being free, and not going back, why would she make something that was symbolic of her past? And a happy memory of her past..? You're happily singing about running away, and you construct a snowman you haven't made in years that you used to play with your sister for... what reason? The song is about Elsa, and her freedom. It's not about Anna, or memories, as far as I can tell. It just didn't make sense to me.

That was the point! It was a metaphor. It was saying she couldn't run from her past no matter what. That her memories of her sister are happy, and she wished it was still there. She is happy in this scene, that's why she builds Olaf. Because without even knowing, her happiness triggered her only really happy memory with her sister. It's also foreshadowing the fact that family love will prevail(just how the overture foreshadowed someone would have a frozen heart in the movie)

[Silverhart]

What was your favorite and least favorite part in Frozen?

I'm going to have to with "Let it Go" and the whole building of the ice palace sequence.
Least favorite..? Hmm. That's tough, it's all so perfectly crafted. I guess I didn't like when Elsa created Olaf for the second time. It was so quick, and seemed like a bit of an afterthought. Also if she's singing about letting go, and being free, and not going back, why would she make something that was symbolic of her past? And a happy memory of her past..? You're happily singing about running away, and you construct a snowman you haven't made in years that you used to play with your sister for... what reason? The song is about Elsa, and her freedom. It's not about Anna, or memories, as far as I can tell. It just didn't make sense to me.

That was the point! It was a metaphor. It was saying she couldn't run from her past no matter what. That her memories of her sister are happy, and she wished it was still there. She is happy in this scene, that's why she builds Olaf. Because without even knowing, her happiness triggered her only really happy memory with her sister. It's also foreshadowing the fact that family love will prevail(just how the overture foreshadowed someone would have a frozen heart in the movie)

It still seemed to me like a last minute thing... Olaf is suppose to represent the bond with her sister, I get it... but she was smiling and happy when she made and just left him there... happy about abandoning their relationship? It was just weird for me. And it was done so quickly. If it had had a better explanation - like if the song mentioned Anna when she built Olaf, it'd make more sense. But it doesn't. Elsa doesn't even really pause to acknowledge Olaf or what he represents.
That's just what it seems to me. It feels strange and rushed. Like they forgot about Olaf for a moment and could only just barely squeeze his creation into the story.