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disneyprincess11 wrote:

They look amazing! Olaf looks so cute! Looking forward to him even more now. But, where's Hans?

Yes... is Hans going to be the main villain/ evil prince or is he just going to be a side character ?

Hopefully it's evil prince.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that he's the villain.

I remember in a Duisney site from Mexico that in the description that there was a evil prince named Hans. Hans was not known at all. No mention of him. Now, we have a prince named Hans. Hmmmmmm.....

disneyprincess11 wrote:Yeah, I'm pretty sure that he's the villain.

I remember in a Duisney site from Mexico that in the description that there was a evil prince named Hans. Hans was not known at all. No mention of him. Now, we have a prince named Hans. Hmmmmmm.....

If you are referring to Disney Noticias Mexico, I believe they are known to be unreliable and I highly doubt they have access to any inside information on the film.

qindarka wrote:If you are referring to Disney Noticias Mexico, I believe they are known to be unreliable and I highly doubt they have access to any inside information on the film.

Exactly. They're notorious for fabricating stories and spreading misinformation.

And we've known about Hans since August 2012. He was first mentioned and described as a "princely male character" in a report by Coming Soon. They undoubtedly took that information and presented their speculations as fact.

@Sotiris

Ahhhhhhh, didn't know that! That makes so much sense. Thanks!

What i like in Hans being the villain, is the fact that he looks very kind, elegant and gorgeous on the still we saw. A handsome vilain would be something really new for Disney ( Gaston was bad at the very first sight ). Really hope Hans is a tyrant in disguise, with a cold heart and a terrible greed for power concealed within...

I would prefer it if there was no villain at all. The story should be about Elsa's internal conflict and Anna's efforts to redeem her, a villain would only serve as a distraction, I feel.

I'm worried about Tudyk's character now, which would be doubly annoying because he also played a villain in the movie directly preceding this one.

qindarka wrote:I would prefer it if there was no villain at all. The story should be about Elsa's internal conflict and Anna's efforts to redeem her, a villain would only serve as a distraction, I feel.

This may be the case. The closest thing that we have for villans are trolls and the snowmen monsters. I wonder if they go after Arendelle after Elsa returns. They fight them and BOOM! That's it.

But, yeah with Ed, Hans could be the villain. He steps in to govern the kingdom after Anna leaves. That's not sketchy at all. Plus, I would love there to be a big twist like WIR for a sweet-face, charming prince to be actually evil. That would be unexpected.

Edthehyena wrote:What i like in Hans being the villain, is the fact that he looks very kind, elegant and gorgeous on the still we saw. A handsome vilain would be something really new for Disney ( Gaston was bad at the very first sight ). Really hope Hans is a tyrant in disguise, with a cold heart and a terrible greed for power concealed within...

Well... It wouldn't be unexpected, as they just did it six months ago. And everyone is already guessing it. Haha that's literally the opposite of unexpected.

And above all and anyway, from the beginning and from a very long time now, we know there is that prophecy hanging on Arendelle : " Some Fateful And Icy Times Will Come, A Cold Hearted One Will Rull'em All !"

My money is defiantly on Hans being the villain.

Yes,I can see him having a face of an angel but the heart of a despot who only is interested in Anna in order to have the throne.

qindarka wrote:I would prefer it if there was no villain at all. The story should be about Elsa's internal conflict and Anna's efforts to redeem her, a villain would only serve as a distraction, I feel.

I'm worried about Tudyk's character now, which would be doubly annoying because he also played a villain in the movie directly preceding this one.

I feel the same. Not every story needs a villain anyway.

Edthehyena wrote:And above all and anyway, from the beginning and for a very long time now, we know there is that prophecy hanging on Arendelle : " Some Fateful And Icy Times Will Come, A Cold Hearted One Will Rull'em All !"

Oh yeah! Yup, it is freaking Hans. I'm planning on seeing it with my sister and my friend, so I can't wait for them to be shocked.

And a bonus:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4uzpXEy7GM[/youtube]

Listen to the voice actor of Hans' laugh at the beginning. This will be entertaining.

I wonder if the photo of both Anna and Elsa that was posted a couple of days ago originated from a photo that I found on this website.

Once you get past the photos of book covers that have been posted earlier, you'll see the last photo of both Anna and Elsa standing back to back, but with a couple of bonuses.

There's a background with a contrast of winter and spring, and what appears to be two castles (it's hard to tell, but the one on the left could be Elsa's).

Olaf is also in this photo smiling and waving. That pose seemed new to me.

Am I the only one who thinks that the end will have a part where the castle changes that will look very similar to how they did it in Beauty and the Beast? I noticed modern Disney is borrowing a lot of moments that the renaissance used, like how Tangled's climax looks very similar to Beast's transformation.

Yeah, I had guessed as much a while ago (I’d have to go page-searching to find it). Elsa's ice palace on those coloring books makes me think they've also borrowed heavily from the undersea palace in TLM.

Sotiris wrote:

qindarka wrote:I would prefer it if there was no villain at all. The story should be about Elsa's internal conflict and Anna's efforts to redeem her, a villain would only serve as a distraction, I feel.

I'm worried about Tudyk's character now, which would be doubly annoying because he also played a villain in the movie directly preceding this one.

I feel the same. Not every story needs a villain anyway.

Well, WIR and Tangled had villains, so I’m guessing they need one to fill the formula. I don’t expect this movie to break any new ground.

Disney_freak wrote:Am I the only one who thinks that the end will have a part where the castle changes that will look very similar to how they did it in Beauty and the Beast? I noticed modern Disney is borrowing a lot of moments that the renaissance used, like how Tangled's climax looks very similar to Beast's transformation.

You're not the only one at all, i hope and expect it to be that way, with a goose-bumps-Fantasia 2000 ending-flavour to it !!! Spring coming back, Elsa turning back to normal, and so on... ( including Olaf melting ? )

Four animated gifs of Olaf and Sven from the teaser I found on Tumblr.

Disney had the book covers removed from amazon!