What other movies should I force my sister to watch with me?

Tbh Ange has strong younger sibling energy despite being older, so yeah, definitely Anna.

Angie, you and your sister could watch *'Brother Bear'* next!!! _(if y'all haven't seen it yet)_

Can’t believe that frozen came out in 2013. It doesn’t even feel like that long ago it came out. Still remember going to see it when it came out in theaters. Olaf is hilarious definitely one of my favorite characters. Also love the reactions with your sister! I think you both might like the 1960s Disney’s Swiss Family Robinson. Saw it on Disney+ a couple of months ago. Also Anastasia:Once Upon a Time is also really really good. (I know both of those aren’t a animated movie but I can’t think of one right now of the top of my head.) Love your videos so much! You do an amazing job!

A lot of Josh Gads lines were improvised. And by that I mean: They'd tell him what's going on in the scene, and/or have a character speak, and Josh would just respond as Olaf.

That moment when you realize Olafs speech about love is even MORE foreshadowing to what the act of true love turned put to be. "Putting someone else's needs above your own." = Elsa willingly shutting herself away for years AND running away from Anna at just the fear of hurting her again. Anna STILL willingly stopping Hans from killing Elsa because she still loves her, despite everything. And just as the cherry on top: The speech came from Olaf himself, the literal embodiment of their love.

18:00 Finally somebody appreciated Olaf's jokes)) I thought I was the only one who laughed at him during the whole movie😂 The 2nd part btw has even more of it

For the first time in forever, you are watching a Disney masterpiece!!! And with your sister!

"How erasing her memories would help in any way?" Short answer, it wouldn't. But there had to be tension in the story and it's generally understood healing and erasing her memories are two separate processes. The second one needed so Anna doesn't insist in using Elsa's magic again (causing another accident). Now, the film never explicitly talks about it, but there is some branch of folklore that says magic interacts with the energy of the people and things, and it's more than just the physical sensation to it (Elsa didn't give Anna some frostbite; she could have frozen her entire essence to her soul). Of course, this is just for the sake of making theories upon theories, Disney is particularly famous for making magic work any way it wants (it's not like they have a grimoire with their own rules to respect them XD). "Cute, she thinks it's her fault... I mean, it is..." We can say she was the trigger, at the end of very poor parenting choices and misinterpretations about magic and power. "Does she have to take the crown jewels with her bare hands?" Most likely, yes. The orb and the scepter represent the godly and earthly power of a monarch, holding them is the act of receiving those powers as the rightful monarch and (we can argue) that can't be done with something in between. Interestingly enough, Arandelle's orb and scepter don't have of any christian connotation; don't get me wrong, not that they have to, but the orb represents divinity and the power granted to the monarch by it (that's why the British orb has a cross over it). It's interesting to imagine what kind of "heavenly power" the Arandelle's orb represents (and how this mixture of elements shows just how lost in translation the understanding of folklore is in Arandelle). "And I just disconnected the microphone, killing the audio for the rest of the film... yay..." Yay XD! Sadly, accidents like that happen. And, now that I think of it, perhaps one of the most famous ones related to "accidentally disconnecting something" happened around this season: on December 29, 1972; Easter Airlines Flight 401 crashed in the Florida Everglades after its crew of four pilots got so lost discussing how to know if a landing gear light bulb was just burnt-out or it really indicated the landing gear was not locked in position. At some point of the heated discussion, the captain accidentally moved the control column, disconnecting the autopilot that kept the plane's height locked. For the following 70 seconds, the pilots continued to discuss the light bulb as the plane kept losing altitude. Moral of the story? Have noisy alarms to indicate something vital has just disconnected. And now, back to the Disney film. Thanks for the commitment :). "Girl! Stop throwing weapons and jumping off cliffs without knowing people's reflexes" Aaand that's partially why the trolls erased her memories that Elsa had powers that could be played with XD. "How can you commit treason to yourself, when you are the Queen?" You'd be surprised the ways some nobles found to blame (and kill) some kings of England (and of other countries) under charges of treason XD. While it makes no sense, in the beginning, it's all a matter of support: a monarch can't rule if it doesn't have the support of nobles and other allies; once that is lost, you can basically make up any reason to dispose of the fallen monarch. And, besides Hans greed, the other nobles (led by... Weaselton, I believe) do not trust a lot the newfound powers of Elsa. "The problem with Hans" There are some theories out there among the fans about this element that looks a bit like sloppy writting, one of my favorite ones (although I don't fully support it) is that the trolls tweaked Hans to be even more evil (I like their reasoning: Hans goes up the mountain after defending the current monarchs of the kingdom, when we see him again he is a cold blooded master manipulator; what happened to him on the way up/down the mountain?). An easier explanation, though, is that he had mentalized himself on playing the long waiting game of marrying a princess, in order to become eventually king. If he let's Anna and Elsa die unexpectedly in the wilderness, there is a good chance the bigger neighbors of Arandelle simply annex the kingdom, kicking Hans out in the process. But, if Hans rescues the queen and the princess, and "marries" the princess in a desperate effort to invoke this "act of true love" magic, and then executes justice upon princess Anna's killer... he becomes a national hero before the eyes of the kingdom's nobles and citizens; anyonw who wants simply to annex Arandelle now will have to face criticism of those who would like to see Hans, Arandelle's savior, have some reward for his efforts. Not exactly lazy writting, but the film takes several shortcuts that make that bit confusing. "Random acts of true love" Indeed, and that's what bugs a lot of people of this film: if she gets all these acts of love from random people... why the "curse" is not lifted. We can argue for the movie's logic two things: in several folklore stories, only the person casting the spell can undo it (so, the missing bit of the trolls explanation is that it has to be an act of true love *involving Elsa*). In that particular setting a similar vein, sometimes magic heavily relies in demonstrations of things that seem like anyone can do (or nobodoy can do), but in reality are not so obvious concepts that had to be interpreted in a different light. Many people consider Anna has to get an act of true love to break the spell; but in the end (and here is the tricky bit of the story): Anna is the one who *performs/gives* the act of true love *to Elsa*. Under this logic, Anna could have got all the love in the world and that wouldn't have worked because the one who needed an act of true love to find the energy/presence of mind to undo magic was Elsa, the holder of the freezing power (and that's what makes this particular ritual more complicated, because the love is being poured into the wrong person). If the trolls know this part or only know it takes an act of true love (but not how that line has to be interpreted or performed), that's a mystery. "Final thoughts" Definetly, Disney needs to write down its own grimoire, all the weird one liners can be featured there. One last question featuring "magic", rituals and word play: when you say that "the full uncut and unedited reaction" is in your Patreon... does that mean it includes also the entire "dead microphone" part of the first reaction? And that would be it: nice reaction, happy holidays and see you in the next one.

I totally relate to Ange having “younger sibling energy” despite being older. Not to mention also explaining my jokes or the word play. Olaf is the best. Change my mind

Formal request: If the video still exists, use the non-audio portion to create a dubbed version of what you and Sarah think you originally said. It may be a train wreck of a commentary, but it'll be perfect.

The light streak on your eye at 5:05 is so Morticia Addams from Addam Family Values! They have a light like that on her eyes the whole movie! It’s iconic!

So... I feel like Hans was still working under the impression that he needed to play to Anna's love of her sister, and that's why he didn't try to frame Elsa until Anna was basically already dead. In his POV, if he went and accused Elsa of being this horrible monster and Anna was fine, he'd lose her support and therefore all of the power that he'd gained in the kingdom. With Anna's death, he still had her support, which is why the rest of the town was willing to listen to him declare Elsa's actions treasonous. Also, the act of true love that thawed Anna's heart... needed to be performed by Anna. That's why Olaf trying to warm her up at his expense or Kristoff giving up their potential future to save her life didn't work. This movie is Elsa's story but Anna is the real MC lol

Santino Fontana provides the voice for Hans. In Once Upon a Time, Kristoff is played by Scott Michael Foster. Both were series regulars in Crazy ex girlfriend.

I took my hugh school senior year crush to see this movie when it came out.

Great video as always! Great job with the editing, I know how much work you guys have to put into it!

What a cute reaction from Angelina and Sarah on Frozen! Angelina, you got such great commentary even if you had to repeat it, lol,, You're easily becoming my absolutely favorite youtube reactor! Much blessings! 🙏🙏 BTW Thanks for triggering out Google devices lol for this reaction, as it changed my lights at the time too. haha

Angelina. That was awesome 👍 both you and your sister looked great too. Can't wait to see you both do more videos. This was a blast! You're one of my favorite KZfaqrs on here and that's why I'm here.

appreciating that you guys took the time to refilm, thank you so much, hope it wasnt too dreadful!!

you know my thought is, about the true love thing, the act of true love that was required to save anna had to be performed by herself, yk cuz she was saved after she put elsa's needs before her own.

I loved your frozen commentary. The relationship you have with your sister is the same as me and my brother.

22:30 the point is that the act of true love is Anna putting herself between Hans and Elsa instead of running towards Kristoff; Anna herself is performing an act of the true love she feels for her sister; although Kristoff, Olaf, and even kinda Elsa (sacrificing her happiness and freedom in her attempt to keep Anna safe) have shown their love the curse is only broken when Anna puts her love to the test; because at the center of the story stand two sisters who secretly do love their siblings deeply but were afraid to show and feel (conceal, don't feel) these emotions

The beginning scene still gives me chills it’s amazing

I still remember when this movie came out in theaters I was in 6 grade and years later this movie will always be my comfort movie!

Anna personally is the best frozen character and that's final

Great reaction guys I remember watching this in the cinemas in 2013 and I found it a great movie.

Sven is not a moose, he is a reindeer. Also can we just talk about how Olaf managed to unlock the door with a freaking carrot! Like, what the heck?!

I love your guys reaction Frozen.🥰😂

Gløgg! At 15:00 when he says "There is soup, and hot glogg, in the great hall" and you were like, "what's glogg?" Glogg (or gløgg) is a spiced wine drink, served hot or warm. It's very popular in Scandinavia. Long cold season = hot alcohol with flavoring. You take a port wine, some cloves, raisins, cinnamon, etc, etc (there are many different recipes; each family has their favorite), mix it together, simmer for a while (but don't boil the alcohol off). Serve with almonds, or almond cake, or whatever. You can also make a non-alcoholic version with juice for younger folks or adults like me who don't drink. Also very good. The creators of this film did their deep-dive research into Scandinavian (especially Norwegian) culture. The dress, the architecture, the design elements, the music, the scenery, etc. All treated with an element of fantasy, of course. It can feel a little heavy-handed sometimes; I figure that's probably true of any film that tries really hard to do research on a culture they're not familiar with, then cram in as much as they can to show how much they learned. Not a bad thing, but it's interesting to see just how much work they put in. Oh, also by the way: the water that the town is on isn't a lake, it's a fjord. ('j' pronounced as a 'y' = fyord.). A fjord is an inlet of the ocean, so that's all salt water. Even more impressive to freeze salt water than fresh water! Loved your reaction. Bummer about the microphone, but you did great! Always enjoy your reactions.

Olaf is made out of the innocence and love that Elsa remembered with her sister. "Marshmallow" aka abominable literal snowman is the anger and fear. what I DO NOT UNDERSTAND is how teaching the child who had FULL CONTROL OF HER POWERS UNTIL AN ACCIDENT THAT WAS BROUGHT ABOUT BY CHILDREN GETTING OVERZEALOUS AND ENERGETIC IN PLAY TO FEAR HER POWERS WAS THE BEST SOLUTION TO THIS CONSIDERING THE FACT THAT THE TROLLS LITERALLY SAID FEAR IS THE GOSH DANG ENEMY I DON'T GET IT!!!

I loved every bit of this movie

I love how Kristoff asks for consent to kiss. Consent is key!

Comparing me and my sister to frozen, As the older sister, watching it with my younger one kinda shows both perspectives of a older sisters side or a younger sisters side.

Yay! One of my favorite movies! And you watched it with your sister!! I love this! One of my favorite moments was the 'probably John' comment and your sister's confused look, I laughed so hard but I'm just as confused 😂 And when Olaf says "I don't have a skull" 😂

I think Anna was the one who needs to do the act of true love

Me and my sister Saw this in the theater and My dad would make jokes about this movie. In the song “Do you wanna Build a snowman” This one Painting Flew over my head as a kid. Anna says “Hang In there Joan” Which is a paint of Joan of Arc. A famous FEMALE French Soilder.

I love your reaction videos 🥰

I love this movie

IM SO EXCITED

Frozen is based on a Danish fairytale that takes place in NORWAY. You can see many referances to Norway in the movie, such as snow, vikingships, malestrom, trolls, stavechurches, traditional dress, reindeer, the name Olav, the town of Arendelle ( named after a town called Arendal in Norway) etc The setting is the fictional kingdom of Arendelle which was principally based on Norway, and the cultural influences in the film come from Scandinavian culture.[ Several locations in Arendelle are inspired by real-life landmarks in Norway, including the Akershus Fortress in Oslo, the Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim, and Bryggen in Bergen. Numerous other typical cultural Scandinavian elements are also included in the film, such as stave churches, trolls, Viking ships, a hot spring, Fjord horses,clothes,] and food such as lutefisk. A maypole is also present in the film, as well as the brief appearance of runes in a book that Anna and Elsa's father opens to figure out where the trolls live. A scene where two men argue over whether to stack firewood bark up or bark down is a reference to the perennial Norwegian debate over how to stack firewood properly. The film also contains several elements specifically drawn from Sámi culture, such as the usage of reindeer for transportation and the equipment used to control these, clothing styles (the outfits of the ice cutters), and parts of the musical score. Decorations, such as those on the castle pillars and Kristoff's sled, are also in styles inspired by Sámi duodji decorations. During their field work in Norway, Disney's team, for inspiration, visited Rørosrein, a Sámi family-owned company in the village Plassje that produces reindeer meat and arranges tourist events. Arendelle was inspired by Nærøyfjord, a branch of Norway's longest fjord Sognefjorden, which has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site; while a castle in Oslo with beautiful hand-painted patterns on all four walls served as the inspiration for the kingdom's royal castle interior.

Troll: Fear will be her undoing Parents: Lets lock her away, take away her sister and teach her to repress everything Troll: What the ever living fuck? ¬__¬

Elsa and Anna's sibling love story is by far my favorite love story ever❤

I still remember seeing this for the first time in my Geometry/Trigonometry class sophomore year just after finishing my final exam for the class in December.

I love frozen sooooooooooooo much

At first I was like wow two Angelinas! You're so alike and both so beautiful ❤️

Hans is a mirror. I watched a video by SuperCarlinBrothers about it and it makes enough sense to me

" I apologize for the same jokes I'm about to make." Loved that XD

Ah it was great to see Sarah in this video Ange!

You guys should watch and react to Frozen 2!! 🥰

Great fun to watch

Please bring your sister back More!!! I love you guys watching movies together :3

I'd still love for you to try the Agents of Shield series. It's sooo good and a perfect show for a reaction series as it has a LOT of twists and emotional moments

Frozen as well as LIlo and Stitch Are perfect Sister movie

Awesome Christmas Trees in your workroom Angelina!!!!

Never seen this movie before and didn't intend to but oh well its an ange commentary here we go

12:30 if you look up the Frozen extended album that has some cut songs, the composers actually say that they got to the end of writing the music and realized they hadn't written anything substantial for Jonathan Groff, so they wrote him a song

19:38 Like that kind of argument would ever fly with Anna. Remember that he doesn't knkw yet that Anna is dying, so he still needs to marry her and get rid of Elsa to become King. Neither of which get accomplished by framing Elsa a murderer, especially since the other guys attacked her. On the other hand, trying to rescue her will definitely persuade Anna into liking/loving him more. And if he gets to murder Elsa while keeping that facade, even better for him. And that was inches away from working out. It actually all makes sense if you think about it for more than 2 minutes, it just isn't spoonfed piece by piece. 22:42 Obviously, it was the act done BY her not the ones done TO her. If you gonna complain at least pay a bit of attention so you don't complain at thkngs you merely missed. Of course the trolls mever mentioned that part, but the trolls are terrible at explaining things, so that's just continuity.

Aww love this

you are my favorite KZfaqr 🥰

This is cool

if you think about it this is the safest kingdom ever. Invaders: *approach by ship* Elsa: *freezes the sea* Invaders: everyone off the ships we'll continue on foot. Elsa: *thaws out the sea* Invaders: *falls into the sea* Elsa: *freezes the sea... again* Invaders: *drown*

I think Anna lasted longer because of the "acts of true love" that Kristoff and Olaf gave... it's like maintenance, but Elsa's was the final cure or something

HERE FOR IT

The "imaginary friend John" is actually... Joan of Ark...

I always thought the same thing .there were so many acts of true love..maybe her was the most powerful to actually heal her

Brilliant video! I was obsessed with frozen a few years ago, and I really enjoyed it! You could try watching the how to train your dragon series, as in the episodes, I think they're really good, the first series is called "Dragons:. Defenders of Berk" and the second one is "Dragons: Race to the Edge" there are a lot, and have loads of information to fill in the plot holes in the movies.

Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome, the Kim Sisters.

There is a theory that the Trolls are the true villains

There is Rapunzel cameo in that movie.

Two sister's love fome each other's it is really Nice and Great movie show fome Frozen movie show 😃👍😎

It's crazy that it's been that long since frozen came out and I love your vids!! Also y'all should react to the movie "The Half Of It" it's came out 2 years ago and I just saw it. It was really good I liked it a lot

love your humour

Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dameee is good hope u react to it

19:09 - Lmao, you actually just changed my lights!!

ange you should watch 'The good dinosaur' With your sister That movie Is So Underrated!

I literally wait for the intro to say welcome back with you 😂

U should watch frozen 2!

i want ur sister to be in more movie commentaries

Went to see this with my best friend who had seen it with his nephews a couple days before so he knew about Hans reveal. When that scene happened, he was watching me for my reaction, I almost swore in front of a bunch of small children 😛

" who invented this kid" will forever now be in my vocabulary 🤣🤣🤣👌

"Let it go the cold never bothered me."

Wholesome!

did you watch it after the end credits the scene

THERES TWO OF THEM

OMG! When you said "Ok Google" my tablet responded! I was like "What the heck!" 😂

you should watch brother bear or a storks jorney

Thanks for turning my light yellow 😂

Not the lighting giving you a morticia moment 😭🤚

In the first idea of the movie Elsa was going to be the villain as she is inspired off of the Ice Queen. That's how Hans' motives sort of became like a conspiracy, but the eventual movie dropped all that. If they went with the story where Elsa was the antagonist, it would've easily explained why Hans was trying to save her in the ice castle. Back then he still would've been a good guy, but after that scene, after seeing his reflection in ice, he would've become evil. The Ice Queen used her ice powers to draw out the worst in people. I like the way that this movie went in really making it about two sister who have to find each other again and are each others' true love, but I must admit that I wonder how the movie would have played out if Elsa was the antagonist.

i do not understand why i am SO HUNGRY after watching your FUN reactions! 🤔 it was nice to meet your sister ☺

0:56 Barrrrrrs!!-Ernie Moore Jr.

OMG STOP TRIGGERING MY GOOGLE BY SAYING HEY GOOGLE

I lost it when you knocked your microphone wire😂😂😂

Olaf is sooooo funny I love him

you guys should watch and react to pulp fiction!

God, Angelina you changed my lights 2 different times how dare you 😂

I have to admit your relationship with your sister reminded me the one I had with mine when we were just little girls. Now, having a conversation is hard

Thanks Angelina. When you said hey google turn on the yellow lights my Android tv tried to turn on yellow lights.

Omg....wat a good use of mouth or voice 😂

They toy's focused on the song Let it Go and they had that doll that could sing it and kids had it singing that song like ALL the time that it got on parents nervouse cause was basically over played