As for the songs of Frozen Fever and Olaf’s Frozen Adventure, it is a decent, solid, respectful follow-up to the first movie, but this time it is linked to some real drama (that the shorts didn’t have). It just doesn’t reach the same level as the songs of the first movie, but the first movie did SO, SO well... and the songs were so emotionally clever... should we be surprised by that?.. (at least they are frank enough to recognize they didn’t try to recreate the first film.)Nonetheless, in the case of this soundtrack, I believe we should all give a second judgment after watching the movie, for as the cast and the artists from the movie said it, some songs find their whole meaning once considered within the context of the scene. I think it is especially true with this movie, more than for the first one. With the first movie, I could see what was visually happening for each song before I got the chance to watch it.
I’m particularly intrigued by what “Lost in the Woods” will look like in the movie, for I’m okay to say it’s one of the most beautiful songs from the soundtrack and already one of my favorites, but everybody agreed to say it was one of the funniest things in this sequel: well I really didn’t feel it that way, I felt so much melancholy. Probably the visuals will rearrange it completely. Idk, I’m guessing all of the reindeers might form a fucking ballet around him while he’s singing! ^^ ...carrying him away through the woods... We’ll find out soon ^^’
You had me in stitches there! I'm not even sure if you were actually joking, but your writing is damn funny. 
