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I was just thinking (whilst sat at my desk, not having a very successful day :cry: ) what the heck would Elsa eat in her ice palace? Snow cones?! I'm all for the "I'm alone and free" bit, but come on, what would she be cooking on ? A hearth made out of ice ?! There were some hypotheses ab...

RayCRP wrote: nor Aurora as the "Sleeping Beauty."

Sort of:

http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Sleeping_Beauty_%28song%29

Thanks for sharing that polar opposite reading Princess Elsa . I would contend that any aspects of traditional femininity that Elsa exemplifies are not the real reason she's a popular and well-liked character; Perhaps for you, but for others, those qualities are extremely refreshing and very much p...

Elsa is very feminine throughout the film. She's also vulnerable, insecure, shy, and timid....She has huge self-esteem and security issues. But people just ignore all of these parts of Elsa whenever talking about how such a fantastic character she is. Actually, that's precisely part of the reason t...

Well, Dr Frankenollie seems to have provided a rather ideologically driven reading in one direction. But since turnabout is fair play, I figure I'd share a reading of Frozen that goes in rather a different vein (just to show in how many different ways this story can be interpreted). http://kioewen.t...

Well, I personally think the melaniewyv tumblr post was spot on, but here are a couple more takes on the same idea: http://queenofnorthmountain.tumblr.com/post/74674678331/annas-redemption http://narwhalphonse.tumblr.com/post/75737229565/ The only reason I post them is because I find them expressing...

I can see it being argued that Anna kind of had this arc too, but it certainly wasn't as extreme as Naveen or Flynn's; she never really gave off that smarmy jerk vibe to me like they did. Sure she did, just in a different way: http://melaniewyv.tumblr.com/post/74317741340/ That definitely was Anna'...

If this was the canon Kristoff, I would of cheered so hard for Anna/ Hans and then would of cried so hard during Hans' betrayal, and maybe even, would of walked out of the cinema. Seriously. Funny you should say that, because I've read more than a few reactions on Tumblr of people who have walked o...

I liked Kristoff the way he was in the movie too, mild and shlubby instead of the smarmy jerks that were Flynn and Naveen in the beginning of their movies. It's funny you should say that. Originally when I saw Tangled, I didn't much care for Flynn and though he was a big step down from the great Di...

First deleted Frozen scene (for real), with Kristoff and Anna: http://family-room.ew.com/2014/02/18/frozen-kristoff-alterenative-scene/ This is terrific. I actually like both of these characters in this version, whereas in the final form in the movie we got, Kristoff is dull and Anna is abrasive &am...

PatrickvD wrote:Is it ever addressed what Elsa ... eats?

A possible solution:
http://kioewen.tumblr.com/post/76596620626/

I think we should restrict ourselves to original theatrical releases -- no extraneous material like "Human Again" or "Morning Report." Also, I think that if a reprise follows a song with no song intervening, it's still part of the original song, not a new number. Thus Belle and B...

Jennifer Lee said yesterday, the Hans grew up alone and without love, so the reason why he gets along so well with Anna's horse despite being a sicko in the head, is because Sitron, his own horse, is his only friend. do you have a link to this interview? I would love to read it! There was no interv...

I might be wrong, but I didn't think the person was saying Hans is literally a mirror, so much as his function and/or symbolism in the film is that of a mirror...? Yes, but the idea is also that Hans projects back outwards what someone projects towards him. Consider the first part of the analysis a...

The benefit of the Hans-as-mirror reading is that, in fact, it takes the character away from the rather facile "sociopath" reading... http://aeternuslunae.tumblr.com/post/75878400208/ ...and turns him into something more supernatural. Which I think makes him more interesting. It can be rea...

I think the first of those two covers is fan made.

nomad2010 wrote:I'm also getting really tired of this whole "romance is bad" idea. A girl can be independent and still want to fall in love. A guy can too. Why can't we strike a balance? Because I really miss those big epic romances.

Agreed.

Has anyone seen/bought this: Frozen Graphic Novel. I know Tangled & WiR have one but I can't find this anywhere in the states. http://voilaonline.com/my/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=827 Ah I've been looking for this!! I am dying to get my hands on a copy. I think they're for s...

Big One , I definitely thought Elsa's powers were a metaphor for disabilities! More than anything else, because of her interactions with people around her: not liking when others touch her, when stressed/afraid her powers get even worse, driving loved ones away without meaning it... Many people wit...

I think what didn't really work for me was Hans being evil. I liked the twist, but I felt it wasn't properly developed. Like once he's revealed he starts the typical monloguing to the hero while smirking evily and so. I was hoping for him to put on a moustache and start twirling it. Agreed. It was ...