I realized that the whole "anna marry me" thing could've been another one of those frozen shorts. They literally could've used that time to add those deleted scenes that could've helped the actual movie

You know, most horse shaped water spirits are bad news. Was disappointed that the kelpie from the trailer wasn't the enemy.

Frozen has now completed the four seasons. FROZEN: Summer FROZEN FEVER: Spring OLAF'S FROZEN ADVENTURE: Winter FROZEN 2: Autumn

Honestly I hate how Kristof and Ana's relationship is shown. To me there is clearly issues in their relationship, Kristof can't do anything without her and is clearly dependent, that's not healthy and yet it is shown as a healthy and good relationship

I remember a concept art where Anna had the powers of the Aurora , that could be fitting

Honestly, Kristoff's musical number came across to me as more 1980s love ballad music video than 2000s boy band.

I saw plenty of issues as well. The pacing was very rushed, didn't give us audience enough time to think what was going on, the movie didn't explain the details that would've made sense and every single new character are useless and unused! You make great points to bring up issues and plot holes and fix the important storyline.

3:33 22:47 Yeah, I felt Anna was done dirty again. She gets no respect. She is supposed to be Elsa's equal yet the story keeps dumping her in Elsa's shadow.

There's a thing that nobody mentioned in this movie: the retcon of Anna&Elsa parents. Of their personalities, I mean. In the first movie, they looked just the worst. Locking up Elsa, making her scared of her powers, building a wall between the sisters. It's Mother Gothel level of parenting. And in this movie they try to give a romantic past to them, some sort of involvement in the magic birth of Elsa, and a more caring attitude towards their daughters. Making them look even more stupid and crazy

The whole fifth element/spirit thing was dumb af, I agree with everything. Wish that deer spirit stayed, they just wanted Elsa as the focus.

The Autumn spirit could have been that scrapped Reindeer man

IDK why the fifth spirit wasn't just Love, with Anna being the physical embodiment. Elsa should have just been the water spirit in and of itself.

Isn’t Ice just a more Glorified Water as opposed to being a separate element?

I would have the four season spirits, with Anna awakening herself as the Equinox, giving her the ability to undo what the other spirits create. She is a representation of stability, and Elsa is the Winter Spirit, along with Black Solstice, an ice queen who appears to teach elsa how to use her powers. Black can also create darkness and night, and has a love-hate relationship with white solstice, the exact opposite.

"Well of course you didn't [see Elsa]. You were coughing your lungs out like the liability you are." had me *dead*

When I saw the trailer, I thought it was about finding someone with Autumn powers, so the first time I heard "Show Yourself" I saw it as Elsa trying to get that person, who was scared, to come talk to her. I think it would have been a more interesting watch, honestly.

The Deer Shapeshifter could have been an awesome idea. But no, we needed more singing.

Anna went from Princess to Queen Elsa went from Queen to The Fifth Spirit! Kristoff finally proposed to and is finally married to Anna! Can you imagine the look on Hans' face if he found out that Anna became the new Queen of Arendelle??

My question is Why not use THE COOL A** REINDEER SPIRIT AND HAVE IT BEING THE MAIN PROBLEM CAUSING OTHER REINDEER TO BE HOSTILE MAKING A REAL REASON FOR THE WHOLE CAST TO BE THERE

The most I can think of for why Elsa froze in Ahtohallan lies at the end of the first and second verses of her Mother's song: "Dive down deep into her sound, but not too far or you'll be drowned" and "But can you brave what you most fear, can you face what the river knows?" Even though Elsa herself is supposed to be resistant to the cold, Ahtohallan is a bank of memories made of ice, effectively exhibiting the same powers as Elsa, or perhaps being the source of them. If Elsa were to "drown" in the "river" of Ahtohallan, a magical place that brings memories to life through the power of ice, she'd drown in *ice.* I imagine Elsa was effectively drowning in her own and Ahtohallan's shared power. On top of that, the song asks whether a person can face the fear of what the river knows, implying that the inability to survive might lie more in their emotional reaction to the memories they witness. Ice is generally thought to be cold and unfeeling (reminiscent of old fables of "Ice Queens") but I think maybe Elsa had too much of an emotional reaction to the knowledge she was seeking. Maybe an Ice Queen *can* be resistant to Ahtohallan, they just have to face the knowledge with a colder disposition than Elsa could. Aaaaannndd that's my ramble. Good video~ I don't know if Frozen can fix some of the issues with a third movie to expand on things, or if it's just going to continue like this, but *wow* some of that story boarding stuff definitely would have been great to see in the final product.

Once again, the deleted scenes are better than the actual movie. Good going Disney 😂

It would be so fun to put together a project like 'Frozen Reimagined' where fans take the scrapped content and the cacon stuff, mush it all together and make something amazing out of it. Like a reanimated project, but on a grander scale

You know that ice sculpture of Iduna saving Agnarr? Well, what they could have done is used that test footage for a magical spirit backstory, where the two could have messed around and even become friends during all that political stuff between Renard and the Northuldra chief, giving an explanation to WHY Iduna saved Agnarr during the conflict. Oh yeah, and scrap the magic memory wipe. This way, even though the two might have a little awkwardness because Agnarr's father was killed, they could talk it out and both mourn the loss of their people, so they could become closer.

Lost In The Woods is the only song I really like from the movie. The scene is so stupid and not needed that I just kinda... love it??

personally, I kind of wished that Anna was the fifth spirit, so 1. she would have had some storyline in the movie and 2. instead of there being 2 water spirits, she could be the spirit of love or something else. Another thing that I would preferred is that something is wrong with the water spirit and that Elsa would have to replace it, being the new water spirit instead of the 5th spirit.

5:07 in the ahtohallen lullaby the line goes "dive down deep into her sound, but not too far or you'll be drowned." They thought ahtohallen was a river but it was frozen. So Elsa freezing was her 'drowning.'

"Disney hire me so I can fix your movies please." BIG F*cking MOOD. I literally feel the same way, especially with the first trailer because EVERYONE originally thought the spirits were going to be seasonal and human for the most part. Ugh, such a waste, I'm sick of them

I often feel like a man without a nation, as I can't in good conscience board the Frozen hate train, yet at the same time I don't feel right praising it. You're absolutely correct in that they have fascinating ideas and concepts, but all of which feels diluted by the time it makes the final product. I have actually put very little thought into Frozen II's convoluted world-building pertaining to magic and the elements (Though big props towards sorting that out). I don't know if anyone else was getting these vibes, but I was reminded a lot of SU The Movie from the first act, about the contentedness of reaching happily ever after, being frustrated and distraught that said contentment has been shattered, and then gaining the resolution that life isn't static and change is necessary. And that's ended up shaping the direction to my own re-write/edits. Anna and Elsa WANT to be happy with the new lives they have together, but Elsa has been feeling restless, and perhaps she doesn't want to confront this feeling because there is still some guilt going on. If we're still going with the anxiety/mental illness metaphor for Elsa's powers, perhaps she feels as though she would burden Anna if she were to bring these feelings up especially after going through the events of the last movie and will try to bottle them up until they burst out of her control and thus ends the first act. And Anna herself could have her own issues with change, namely her codependency and over-protectiveness of her sister. In Kristoff's running gag where he attempts to warm up towards popping the question, Anna "comically" misunderstands Kristoff's wording and it's meant to be taken for laughs, but the snippy way she was going about it made me feel more like the mere idea of change sends her into a fit. Anna's arc would be an organic strengthening of character to where, when she is crowned queen, it actually fits and we as the audience DON'T balk at how out-of-character it is for Anna, as we know her, to take up such an important position. My biggest issue of the movie was Elsa forcibly pushing Anna away right before she headed out towards Ahtohallan. I agree, Anna had no hope in hell to survive that on her own, but the whole "It's too dangerous, I must self-martyr" trope was eye-rolling nonetheless, ESPECIALLY since we already got the "it's too dangerous" scene earlier in the movie AND the story is insisting that the sisters are going about this adventure together. Instead of Elsa forcing her hand or Anna putting her foot down, I would have had the sisters actually talk it out, with Elsa bluntly saying Anna will die if she comes along (And Elsa might die too, but it's a risk she needs to take), and there Anna will have to confront her codependency and accept to let Elsa go. Not only would it be a much better moment for both of their characters, but also it might foreshadow the threat of Elsa's life so that it's not too out of nowhere like it was.

The elemental thing made sense if only because the four classic elements can sometimes be extended to six if you include the elements of ice and lava/magma. I could predict the whole “elsa is the bridge between magic and people” as soon as they said there was a ‘mYsTeRiOuS fIfTh eLeMeNt’. It made the whole plot point predictable to me for the rest of the time after that mention. The film was okay but I agree that the whole ‘fifth element’ was a forced plot point to just make an excuse for Elsa to have a new dress and more toys in my opinion. I know her whole plot point is her having found her place but it’s also kind of forced to just push a fifth element in there to give Elsa a place in her life but are we supposed to ignore how Anna was... ignored? I don’t know. Film was okay, not incredible.

One big thing I never understood about Frozen, was why they didn't follow the original plot of the Snow Queen, and had the protagonists be Kay and Gerda. It's the one thing that always made me incredibly angry about the first movie. Only positive thing I can say about the second one, is that we didn't get as bombarded by annoying songs, as we did with the first (I can't hear bits of 'do you want to build a snowman' without grinding my teeth). Also, the waterhorse is a bloody Noekke and they treat it like a frikkin' pet. What the frick.

The entire movie was pretty predictable. Idk if it's just me or I would have liked to see stuff about the parents when they were younger. The movie just didn't have the pizazz as the first movie did for me (probably because I was pretty young.) Tbh they could have done alot more with the story.

Elsa’s mom knew about the magic and at least some of its origins (I still have no idea if she had plan the whole time or what) and instead of telling her daughter any of this decided to just keep her locked away for most of her life and fester in anxiety, fear, and guilt around her powers

Anna: an empath. Instead of "water has memory", she is able to see the memories absorbed into it.

Frozen: The main antagonist is a red head. Frozen 2: The person responsible for the "major conflict" is a red head I sensing a theme here.

In my opinion only thing it needs is longer runtime. The story is way too crowded in the current form.

"Dive down deep into her sound... But not too far or you'll be drowned" Has a deeper meaning than just a song. Elsa wanted to learn more about what happened and Ahtohallan allowed her to learn but also drowned her in the process :/

Anna always was like screwed over like Anna had a possible story arc of getting over being second best and having a magical sister, like Anna could have had so much more but Disney didn't like do her justice

Yup, you pretty much discussed the issues I had with the film. I love the art and music in the film but the story and writing were awful. I was very disappointed with this film. Too many ideas at once with poor execution for each one.

I think with Olaf, it depends on your sense of humor. I found his lines hilarious, plus When I'm Older is meant to be ironic that's what makes it funny because obviously it's wrong.

Another thing is since Kristoff loved with the trolls his entire life, he could’ve been the bridge between the Rock Spirits since trolls and them are both made of rock!!

She dont conjure sunflowers onto Annas dress, they were already there, she most likely froze crystals onto the fabric with certain refractions to to make the light hit it and enhance the colors to make them be more colorful. The more light your eye take in, the more bright and colorful it become, I have experienced that sort of difference once when I got a drop in my eye and it dilated the pupil so it took in more colors, with the normal eye I saw everything as normal while with the other eye it got all bright and colorful, the difference was surprising. So yea, not flower power, just manipulation of light. Next off, that part with Olaf being what connected them is kinda true. Yes they were awkward due to not "meeting" eachother in so long but they were communicating through the door, and remember Anna was nagging Elsa about making a snow man through her door, most likely due to that it was the last happy memory they made together...They might not have remembered the name of Olaf or thought of him as a character but that wish to make a snowman was present all through out their lives. It did connect them, and thats why the first thing Elsa do is make Olaf. As for Frozen2. I agree. Its built on plotholes and out of character characters and flat background character. I heard that the VA of Anna came up with the idea that Anna should have codependency issues which doesnt make sense at all! If anybody would have those, its Elsa, she saw Anna die as she was frozen by her magic! It would have made sense that she didnt want to see that happen again and end up trying to guard her, but no Anna should have it cuz reasons? guh. And dont worry, Kristoffs song scene felt off to me too. Would have been cool as an extra trailer or music video on the side of the movie but it threw of the pace of the movie. I do like the song itself but it shouldnt have been in the movie. It would have been better to work in " I seek the truth" or " Gotta get this right". And yea Olaf had some disturbing moments but he was fun too...I do prefere his innocent "oh look I got impaled!" than the brooding. But I did very much enjoy his song this time around. Totally agree that the people in the wood are so wasted potential, they could easily have put in actual relatives to Anna and Elsa, or heck even Kristoff himself to give that boy some character development. Matthias made even less sense to the movie! The Northuldra make some sense since they are based on the Sami people of the nordic countries but Matthias only raise questions... How on earth did a black man get to a scandinavian based country? How the hell did he get into the army? Sorry to say but back then, people were racist for real and wouldnt have let in a black person into the army, much less as a captain.... Sorry disney but scandinavia was not like america. You made Arendelle pretty much Norway with only a fantasy name so it gets very confusing that you put in blacks. And yea the grandfather scheme was weird. Its not like they couldn't have taken down the dam themselves. Bad logic. Wait what? They erased Agnarrs memory of Idunna? I never got that impression that they did... I think they added the spirits to add Scandinavian myth to the story. Bruni and Gale are complete fabrications but Nordic tales are rife with giants. And Nokk is based on the the river horse, a horse said to lure people onto its back and then drowns them in the nearest river. Not necissarily bad additions but not well used...we get no proper explanations why they get so agitated to attack Elsa, and it just gets even odder when it turns out she is supposed to be one of them. I wouldnt have minded if they had been used as challenges for each of the characters to accomplish something. Anna was actually supposed to have Aurora powers in the original concepts but they scrapped it. Which is a shame as that could have been fascinating, but Disney wanted her to be a normal girl so real girls would feel she is relatable. Ugh if Arendelle had been destroyed, the kingdom would have fallen. Its set in the 1800s, they depend on their harvest stocks to survive the winter. If the flood had ruined the city, thousands of people would have starved to death. Just another reason why Anna shouldnt be queen. Also, it would have made more sense to let Anna and Kristoff stay with the Northuldra as Anna and Kristoff are based on Gerda and Kai of the Snow Queen story, they werent royalty, they were normal people. If I had controll over frozen 2 I would have changed it like this: It start with Anna and Kristoffs proposial, Elsa gets worried that she is going to loose Anna and makes her worried that she wont be a good queen without her by her side, her powers go haywire and do the hanging crystal thing. It make them find mysterious things and lead them on the journey to the northuldra, on the way they meet Ryder and Honey maren which guides them to the forest. There they find out Kristoff has relatives which causes Anna and Kristoff to question their marrige and relationship and what it means to be a family. There is some challenges for each of them to take, some proper sleuthing, then turns out there is a person who intend to kep the people separate from magic in order to alone control it all, they defeat him, Anna and Kristoff decide to stay behind for a while to get to know their new family, Elsa return home with renewed faith in herself to be a great Queen and a new mission to return magic to Arendelle. I shortened and simplified it a bit but I already made a wall of text.

Great review! And to fix points B, D, and E... What if KRISTOFF was part Northuldran, instead of Anna and Elsa? 1. We still know nothing about his family, so there’s nothing to disprove this (I remember complaints about Iduna looking too White to be Northuldra) 2. The movie strongly hinted this. He has a lot in common with the Northuldra (the reindeer, outdoor lifestyles, even their clothes look similar). Plus he's shown interacting more with the Northuldra (especially Ryder) than did Anna and Elsa. I predict this was another one of Disney’s scrapped ideas. 3. Given the whole Arendelle-Northuldra conflict, it could really put his and Anna’s relationship to the test. This would give the two more meaningful conflicts to overcome as a couple (besides him just screwing up at proposals). Would he suddenly discover his Northuldra roots (like Anna and Elsa did)? Or like Queen Iduna would he keep it a secret? How would Anna react knowing her beloved keeping secrets from her? Kristoff/Anna could've been the film's Romeo/Juliet ! 4. Kristoff being both Arendellian and Northuldran would give him more relevance to the plot. He'd be more directly involved with making peaceful relations between the two kingdoms. In the end instead of becoming King, he could become a Royal Ambassador: educating Arendellians and Northuldrans about each others' cultures and clearing up long-held misunderstandings about each other. Those are just my thoughts :)

They should have made their original plan for the movie because the deleted scenes and songs make a better movie. I also found Kristoff's song the weakest of the movie and I hate it.

When i heard the whole 5th spirit, "Ice is seperate from water" thing, i was REALLY hoping to see a reveal of her using Fire or something in a fight scene. Just because we could write off the "ice" idiocy as "Oh, she isnt the spirit of Ice, she's some kind of Spirit of Temperature".Which would make sense, as Temperature is atomic movement. It WOULD explain why she can move ice and snow in the air, it would explain her superiority over the other spirits, and it would basically fix most of the proplems with Frozen's flawed logic. they could've just called it "Frozen 2: The ice is melting" or something, essiantially using a hidden red herring, actually mentioning the Temperature thing, whilst focussing the title on Ice still. what do you think about it? any flaws im not noticing? btw, sorry for my bad english, im german and absolutely oblivious to anything other than bratwurst. PS: Elsa's freezing in Ahtohallan i felt like, was kindof a power thing? like, Ahtohallan is Elsa's bond to the spirits right? i felt like it was overpowering her, since Ahtohallan seemed like the place where all the ice magic comes from. So i thought "oh yeah, Ahtohallan is just way stronger than Elsa, being able to basically freeze her, even though that she has a giant resistence to ice, showing the power of ahtohallan.". I agree though, it was very poorly written and they could've portrayed it better, maybe not linking Elsa's freezing to Anna directly, since that made it look like it was just to give Anna shit to do.

when Elsa froze u totally missed the point that she "drowned" cause she went to far into the sound to find out the truth and froze and she sent the message to Anna cause she known she had been wrong about not letting Anna help he

Anna doesn’t even need to have magic with the seasons, she could just be the only one that could reason with them maybe because the seasons don’t like each other? Idk this is an idea that came off the top of my head

This is coming from a huge Frozen fan, while I loved all the songs and adored the animation of Frozen 2, I have to agree that the plot desperately needed another rewrite or two. Kristoff's presence in the film was completely unnecessary and they should have went with the original proposal plot with the song and Anna proposing to him, then had him stay behind with the kingdom till the film's ending. Olaf was only there to be a plot device about how water has memory and for the little kids to laugh at every now and then, and Anna and Elsa were really lacking some character development that led up to Elsa staying in the forest and Anna going back to Arendelle. You can tell that Anna has attachment issues with Elsa which was due to the years of being shut out by her. Yet, that never really gets resolved and Anna just magically becomes okay with Elsa being separated from her at the end. That is what really bothered me the most. That, and the fact that Disney cut the original ending where Elsa shows Anna a memory of her mother saying she wanted to tell Anna about Elsa when they got back and how Anna's love could hold up the world. I also completely agree the film should have spent more time on the Northuldra and the Arendelle soldiers especially Mattias. I feel a huge problem with this film is they had way too many characters to keep up with.

After I walked out from the theater I thought: "I'm pretty sure Disney is gonna release TONES of Frozen 2 books says "untold stories" and make profit out of it" Because even THEY didn't know what to do with the plot they just HAD to make people believe the story is all actually planned out by write it all down in the BOOK

It's like you are seeing into my brain! I agree that the movie is beautiful but there are so many confusing things. Also, I know that the girls are a little older in the second one but I feel like Anna's personality changed so much after the first 10 minutes of the movie. While she is of course always concerned about Elsa, she just wasn't her chipper self. I honestly really liked the deleted song where Anna proposed to Kristoff because I felt like that really fit her personality well. If that had happened we wouldn't have had to go through the dumb plot we did with him. I stumbled across your channel from your sonic video and I am really loving all your content! Keep up the amazing work!

That 4 seasons idea was what I was expecting them to do when i saw the trailers at first, sigh, your idea does sound so much better/marketable! I really like listening to your videos, your voice is very cute and friendly and I love how honest and sensible your ideas are♥

They could’ve made it like the water spirit has been missing for a long time until Elsa comes backs and completes all 4 elements

Something that bothered me about the story was that their mom was from the tribe that was familiar with the spirits and stuff related to that but yet elsas powers seemed to be sooo out there in the first movie and one incident she allowed her to be locked up instead of treating it like something she grew up with and she would understand atleast a little and maybe try to help her in a less traumatizing way

Me: there’s no way to fix frozen 2 Her: SCRAP THE ELEMENTS! Disney you need seasons! Me: aaaaand now there is

Frozen 2 - Unplanned Sequel.

She became frozen because she went to far down and was “Drowned” remember the song at the begging, and the second part I can’t explain

To be fair the fire spirit is the cutest thing in the entire world

I LOVE the idea of Mattias becoming the king while Anna and Elsa go off to explore a third movie. He was criminally underused. As a passionate Frozen fan, Frozen 2 really peeved me, and part of it was because the teaser trailers implied so many cool things. Like when I first saw Elsa running across the ocean, my jaw dropped. But in the movie theres like no emotional backing and it feels kind of glossed over. And when, in the teaser, the water horse was revealed, I immediatly thought this meant there was a water-weilding new character. Just like how Elsa made a living snowman, this new character made a living mass of water. Also, Elsa was fighting it, which implied that Elsa and this new water-weilder were enimes, which even FURTHER implied an epic showdown of water vs. ice. Instead we got a very convoluted plot that kids couldn't follow and bored adults that gave us no awesome action showing off their powers and instead added a bunch of lore that was never forshadowed in the first movie, and we're expected to just follow along with it. Like did they even rewatch the first movie? The questions that come from it are: How/why does Elsa have powers, and are there any others who do too? Those two questions alone are enough to fill a movie or maybe even most of two sequels, and yet they add in all this flubber that distracts from the core themes and worldbuilding that Frozen 1 set up. Anyways I have very strong feelings about frozen sorry y'all

Then everything changed when the Winter nation attacked

This seems like the start of a channel that is going place, keep up the good job and good luck

It's important to note that Disney was actually rushing them to finish the movie because they missed a release date for a different movie, and the crew was understandably upset because they had no time to put together a movie they could be %100 proud of

When the teaser came out, I thought something about autumn will showed up. Like actually Anna has power, seasonal power, and I heard rumors about Elsa found her significant other, and I thought that was one with seasonal power too!

If Disney followed the fans theory of Anna being the fire spirit wouod be a better movie

I was about to make a joke about how the sun on your seasonal characters reminded me of the Corona flag and then you just straight up mentioned Tangled the series and- Brilliant

My movie review. "Elsa didn't join the Avengers." 4 out of 10-IGN

I think when Olaf says “when I’m older everything makes sense” it’s supposed to be a joke that being older is more confusing than when it was when you were a child. Olaf is supposed to be a representation of what a kid thinks and kids think everything will be better when your older.😗

I actually find quite disappointing the fact that Anna was such a powerful character in the first movie but they decided to make Elsa have YET ANOTHER EXISTENTIAL CRISIS. I mean, it would have been way better seeing a prequel to the events in the first movie so that we could see how the world of the movie works, or even if Elsa has power, why Anna wouldn't have them too? It would be awesome to see Kristoff's past too. It was such a waste of potential to a great history that we had in the first movie.

Actually, Elsa freezing is possible. There's an experiment where you take a water bottle with water and something else in it, and when you slam it down, the force causes the water to freeze, so it is possible that the impact of falling could've caused Elsa to freeze, and after a period of time, she would unfreeze. I can't recall what the experiment is called, but I know that it is possible.

i’m thirteen and i was very visibly cringing in the theatre whilst those certain Olaf and Kristoff scenes played just to put it into perspective

As a kid I was CONVINCED Anna secretly had fire powers, since Elsa had ice powers and white(ish) hair, so my dumb little brain went "ANNA HAS RED HAIR!! SO !!! FIRE!"

i always thought anna was going be able to use fire

Elsa: "The cold didn't bothered me anyway." Also Elsa: *5:10** Freezes herself*

Disney SHOULD hire you. You're an amazing drawer and you seem to know something about stories.

(I made this as I watched the review so any similarities are coincidental... if there are none then there was completely no reason for me to type this lol) issue one: make Anna stay behind to become the default leader of the kingdom thereby making two story lines that intersect some point. Could've dealt with the fear of separation again. Issue two: the musical number was cring, but I'm pretty soon was meant to be. The rest of the problem could have been fixed with fix one. Issue three: I don't think he was AS bad as you said. Again this could've been fixed with fix one. (Are you seeing a pattern develop?) Issue four: yeah, that was poorly handled. Vast amount of potential. But poorly handled. Issue five: ... They should've just made a prequel movie. Issue six: I think you said yourself, they were trying to make a copy of avatar the last air Bender. They failed. Issue seven: I theorize that Elsa inherited a combination of water and air properties. if they ever introduce a Azula like character in a future movie (I'm hoping) they can have a fire/air attribute.

So your improvement was everyone's fan theory from when the trailers first dropped (y'know when they weren't shipping Elsa with the underage flashback version of her mother) I agree that would have been a more interesting story.

As soon as you said seasonal spirits I got a flashback to ‘The Big Four’

I feel like mah boi Kristoff was robbed of his purpose and dignity in Frozen 2

I love this idea! Can someone fan fiction it and or make art concepts? It works, it flows and it gives Disney what we all know they wanted: Cash grab. Having them travel the world for the other three seasons is brilliant maybe having an over arching baddie? It’s never been done before I don’t think and it would be like a series in movie form. For Disney the first princess movie with an ACTUAL villain in a while as well as a multi-movie franchise. But yeah, could someone fan fiction this and or art concept it more into an actual movie? Thank you! ❤️💞💞😭

I remember first seeing first teaser for the movie, and thought that the symbols alluded for other people with seasonal powers. They are similar to Elsa, but with different element for their power. I wonder how that potential idea could've been, and you have an interesting suggestion 🤔

I think the reason why anna and kristoff came along has to do woth elsa having no personality. The writers dont know how to make elsa interact with other characters so they have anna and kristoff do it FOR her.

*grabs the concepts for the elemental spirits* Can- Can I design these 🥺

Finally, someone explains why it felt so off to me. My family just disregarded my complaints when I said the movie felt rushed by gojng "aww you just wanted to movie to be darker, didn't you?"

Hello again! I am finished drawing with your OC!

Wait but the conflict was ‘resolved’ when Anna broke the dam. This made Elsa unfreeze because she’d found the truth and with Anna’s help freed them. I think Disney sequel aren’t usually that good because they try to ‘out do’ what they managed with the first movie and in turn ruin the sequels there are some exceptions but they are mostly bad.

Also the horse spirit kill their parents by causing the storm sinking the ship

This proved that Elsa didnt listen to her mother about she might die if she got to far

Long blonde hair, brown eyes, glasses, purple clothes, hating on Frozen (especially Olaf), deep media analysis/critique? I have found my internet twin. This is trippy.

You raised some valid points in this video. And I love your idea of replacing the elemental spirits with seasonal spirits.

I never watched any of the 2 frozens, but disney movies having extremely interesting but unfollowed concept art isn't anything new, main example that comes to mind is the kingdom of the sun

THANK YOU FOR SAYING ALL OF THIS! The one thing that irked me so bad about this movie was the lack of Anna's powers. Anna should have been blessed with Magic as well. I love the seasonal powers idea and I fully believed that Anna would have some kind of Fall powers, or maybe as Elsa's opposite, Summer powers. It being that way would have made sense that they were two opposite sides of the bridge, at least for that side of the world since those powers would have a really wide range. Maybe two bridges per side of the world, both with their seasonal opposites as both sides: Winter and Summer, Spring and Fall. I would think that as the more extreme opposites, Elsa and Anna would manage the more extremely powerful spirits, while the two others would manage the milder ones. It would keep the elemental spirits in, but they would be actual creatures that the seasonal spirit characters protect on their sides of the world. I can't help but think that if such spirit characters like Elsa had existed back then, the Northuldra would have been protected from the King of Arendale, or able to BRIDGE THE GAP between them and explain the spirits purpose since they are human and magic and have the best understanding of it. I also hated that Anna got the Kingdom. Don't get me wrong, she deserves it, but she didn't really earn it. Elsa never wanted it, and I feel like she just gets to run off and be free while Anna gets kingdom via sloppy seconds. If Anna was queen to protect that side of the world as a seasonal spirit while Elsa protected the other side, like an actual fucking BRIDGE, I could understand that. Maybe summer spirits could even live in the kingdom and help the people there like the ones who help the Northuldra people. I could justify Elsa giving the kingdom to Anna then, because Elsa isn't really a people person. Being in the forest is better for her. Anna IS a people person and her personality not only fits the summer season, but it also fits better for interacting with the people of Arendale. It also seems unfair that the spirits put a limit on how many children got powers. One life, one magical baby. Is that what we're really doing Disney? Anna deserved better as a character, and she should have gotten powers and been given more purpose other than to chase an older sister is who extremely keen on running away from her problems and responsibilities. Thanks again for saying this because boy did this movie make almost no sense and have lots of cringe.

Elsa didn't create the sunflowers, they are just colored ice. And Anna being there in Frozen 2 is important for her mental health storyline. She doesn't make sense, until the end. That's the point. Also Elsa freezes bc the song says if you go too far you will be drown. But Ahtohallan is frozen, so sge freezes in place of drowning. Then Elsa unfreezes bc Ahtohallan and spirits are freed and not angry anymore thanks to Anna. Then the point of Anna being the other end of the bridge. It is important that Anna is just human without powers, bc she is the human person. Elsa is alone person. Olaf was like that in the movie bc the movie is really meta about the fans of Frozen 1 growing up and having difficult questions. Almost everything in the movie makes sense. You just have to watch the movie more carefully. I think all the problems could have been solved with longer run time.

I can’t get over how much I love your artwork and criticisms/reviews! Love it!

Personally, I have my own idea for how they could theoretically fix this. Namely have another character who was given magical powers like Elsa but had the opposite kind of background. Namely their life was destroyed by their magic, either by accident or by the persecution of others and this caused said person to go more or less insane as a result. Now they seek to destroy all magic, seeing it as a curse on all humanity and now Elsa needs to stop them.

I agreed with everything up until you shaded Lost In The Woods I WILL DEFEND THAT CHEESY SHIT WITH MY LIFE

THANK YOU! Finally, someone else who thinks the reindeer boy band song is stupid and out of place in an already slog fest of a movie. I thought I was the only one, everyone else loves it and thinks it's the best thing about this movie. Also I'm glad someone else is talking about how the bridge metaphor is stupid. How is Anna connected to the spirits?

THANKS FOR MAKING THIS. It makes me feel like someone else feels this story was flawed

Hey, I know that there’s a chance that you’re not gonna read this, but this video did inspire me to do a frozen rewrite, so thank you for inspiring me!

I feel like all opportunities they had in storyboard like all these things that we didn't get to see in the movie was actually good. good plot, development, heck if they added. The half moose half human thing or whatever in the movie it would have been good World building

17:30 I think they felt compelled to add in the horse as in Scandinavian folklore, the horse, also known as the noch was a spirit that would appear in rivers, luring children to ride them, then drown them

One thing I can say it's Disney's fault they forced and rushed the creators who made this movie.

Not gonna lie, when I first watched Frozen 2, I was so excited for Anna to get powers or something. So, the idea of her being a kind of balance for the spirits was (and would be) really appealing. Also, the idea of the seasonal spirits - having them potentially be humans who could become various animals - would be SO cool, and kinda clever.