I noticed that too. I hope they differentiate it more but from what we know it's already too similar, unfortunately. I'm also not fond that Anna's arc revolves around a guy and a romantic relationship again.D82 wrote:It's true, I hope they don't do it too similar to that. Not only to differentiate it from The Rescuers Down Under, but also from Tangled: The Series. There's a similar subplot there with Eugene and Rapunzel and this sequel has already enough things in common with that show.
Thanks! It's clear the lyrics function as a riddle or a key to solve the mystery of the kingdom's past than anything else. It seems closer, conceptually-speaking, to Healing Incantation from Tangled than Noble Maiden Fair from Brave or Remember Me from Coco. Its purpose is more practical in the narrative than emotional.D82 wrote:It's called "All Is Found".
It looked more like a lithograph than a traditional poster. The characters were CG but the environment looked like it was made out of paper or something. It was basically the theatrical poster but slightly changed. Very lazy. There's so much art made for the film. Couldn't they had given us something new?D82 wrote:Yeah, that poster is really uninspired. It doesn't even look like a poster; it looks more like a wallpaper or something like that.
So it was sung acapella by the Queen? That's odd. I hope the soundtrack version is not like that.Clindor wrote:Well, the lullaby sung by queen is just your average lullaby. I don’t think there is too much to say about it.. There is no instrumental accompaniment (or at least not in the two scenes they showed and where it appears).
No kidding!D82 wrote:More interviews with the cast and crew:
Why Elsa Doesn’t Have a Love Interest in Frozen 2
I can't believe people online actually believed Disney would make Elsa a lesbian. Of course, those fabricated reports claiming this was truly happening only fanned the flames. Disney's too cowardly to do such a thing. They're not going to risk alienating a significant part of their audience worldwide and hurt the film's box office potential. They lyrics have me intrigued. I'm looking forward to listening to the song even more now.D82 wrote:Description of "Into the Unknown" and some of the song's lyrics.
The fact it's fall-themed and seems to be a generic friendship song doesn't really entice me but I still might like it if the melody's nice.D82 wrote:Descriptions and lyrics of the song "Some Things Never Change".
OK, so far we have:D82 wrote:In the first video, Jennifer Lee reveals that her favorite song is one that comes very late in the film. And in the last one, producer Peter Del Vecho says that Idina Menzel sings two songs in the movie.
1. All Is Found (Iduna)
2. Some Things Never Change (ensemble)
3. Into the Unknown (Elsa)
4. The Next Right Thing (Anna)
5. Kristoff solo
6. Elsa solo
7. ???
That's true. If his part was significant, there would be at least some new merch of him. It's disappointing. I was hoping he'd continue be the villain in the sequel. There's a lot they could still do with him. It's seems now there won't be a villain at all. Just obstacles the heroes must overcome. How dull.unprincess wrote:Even if he is in the film, it probably will be a very small cameo, b/c I can tell you, that tons and I mean TONS of merch have leaked onto Discord and Tumblr for weeks now and there's not been a single sign of him anywhere.It just feels very unlikely he'll have much presence in the film, if at all.
I didn't really like it but that's probably because it was just the beginning of the song (or so I presume). I'm sure the chorus will be much better.D82 wrote:Snippet of a song sung by Anna titled "The Next Right Thing".
I think it was an interview with Menzel. Disney just doesn't care about accuracy anymore, do they. The fashions will now be even more inaccurate than before since this was around the time they wore the tight corsets with tiny waists and big bustles(think Jane in Tarzan.)
