Analysis Of Frozen

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Finally, this subject is a little bit complicated to explain, but the film sets an excellent scene, which I will explain now. Before the ending scene, I have already described, Hans implores Elsa to undo the winter curse, but she claims she does not know how. At the same time, the lethal spell that Elsa did to Anna would turn her into a frozen statue if she does not receive a true love kiss in time. When Kristoff and Anna arrive back in Arendelle they see that the snowstorm got worse. At the castle, all alone, the frighten princess Anna begs Hans to kiss her and break the spell before she freezes entirely. Instantly, Hans reveals he only pretended to love her so he could marry her to get to Arendelle 's throne. He leaves her alone in the castle …show more content…
There are people who are not afraid to share their feelings, and expressing their opinions out loud. People who care for their family, and their well-being. There is nothing more relaxed than having well mental health stability. At the same time, people have different opinions about this movie, and how the plot just simply does not make sense sometimes. In fact, for a film full of lonely characters because no one has a family or at least a human true friend, Frozen does an awful job of actually making that loneliness apparent (De Rouen). This is a strong opinion that has some strong points to think about, from the article Top 10 Reasons Why Frozen Is Awful, states that, “Frozen is probably one of the most overrated movies of all time. Like I 've said before, it 's an okay little movie. It 's cute. That 's it. But the problem is that everyone keeps acting like this movie is a godsend or something. It really isn 't. It 's just a simple movie with simple animation and simple characters” (The Top Teens). The fans, the plot holes, and even the merchandise makes this movie feel like the main plot does not exist for some people. For someone who actually likes the movie, and enjoys watching it every time, sometimes is hard to say that I love the movie out loud because of the prejudices most of the people have because of the amount of excessive merchandise it

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