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Whatever I looked on music videos in Youtube , I saw that scatman john (popular singer) uses the title "Let It Go" for his song, but it was before Frozen came out, weird.

Why am I talking about this? cause that happen

I got another Frozen meme.

By the way. they were both made by me.

Well there's many frozen memes , I saw that when i google it.

You googled that meme?

zlakerboy357 wrote:Anna is hotter than Elsa. Sorry Valtteri.

I have to agree with that.

Same. Elsa just wears some slutty outfit.

SnifitGuy wrote:It was a good movie. Disney is good at spiritual successors, but terrible at animated sequels. I don't remember the name of it, but Disney made a sequel that was complete shit compared to the original.

Tangled Ever After, maybe?

I think tangled was better than frozen if I think about it.

Frozen 2 is probably a bad idea but it's also probably going to happen, considering how incredibly successful it's been (it's now the highest-grossing animated movie of all time). I mean, I absolutely loved this movie, but it had closure, you know? It didn't feel like a movie that needs a sequel. It could turn out really awesome but I would initially advise against it.

I would love to see more Frozen though. I'm just scared that a sequel wouldn't be as good, I guess.

I can't imagine a sequel that wouldn't undermine the message of Frozen, especially the way Disney writes them.

Valtteri wrote:It doesn't make sense to me that they locked her up and kept her powers secret from everyone when her gloves kept them perfectly under control. But overall, I enjoyed the film very much and I don't think I've rewatched any other film as many times as I've watched Frozen.

If keeping her powers in control was just a matter of having her wear gloves for the rest of her life I don't think she'd have been locked up. This implies to me that the gloves were more symbolic or for placebo effect than anything. She had the gloves on whenever she ventured outside; there has to be something psychological in that. Imagine really needing to urinate but not feeling comfortable doing so until you saw a toilet—it would have to be something along those lines. The gloves clearly weren't working anyway.
As for keeping it a secret from Anna, that was kind of pointless.

Magician wrote:The gloves clearly weren't working anyway.

The gloves were working just fine. Her powers were out of control only when she wasn't wearing them.

Raster wrote:

Magician wrote:The gloves clearly weren't working anyway.

The gloves were working just fine. Her powers were out of control only when she wasn't wearing them.

You're wrong.

Fabman650 wrote:

Raster wrote:

Magician wrote:The gloves clearly weren't working anyway.

The gloves were working just fine. Her powers were out of control only when she wasn't wearing them.

You're wrong.

You should specify what he said wrong.

The fear made her powers go out of control.

Fabman650 wrote:The fear made her powers go out of control.

It shows here more than once with the gloves on during the song "Do You Wanna Build a Snowman" and her room is covered in frost. So you and Magician are actually right.

Even though I didn't actually even see frozen,yet.(Im planning to.)
And I did actually see like some parts of the movie,but not the entire thing.And judging off what I saw,I think its actually a great film.
Though Im honestly one of those people that think it may get a little bit over rated sometimes.Like yes,like I just said,it looks like a great film,but I don't think its the best film ever.(And even though I haven't seen the whole film,I do actually think that How To Train Your Dragon 2 seems better in some ways,and I actually saw the entire film in the theathers)
Infact,there was actually a woman that had a divorce with her wife just because he didn't like Frozen.Which in my opinion is both pretty stupid,harsh,and pretty sad actually.
Oh yeah,and I just wanna say this right alway now that I think about it.This is just my opinion.

Her room being covered in frost did imply to me that the gloves were only a stopgap measure, and that shit would have hit the fan regardless of if the gloves came off. It was just sort of less catastrophic that they DID come off before she became ground zero of a more serious and immediate magical overload (i.e. so much that she couldn't even hold it back to the extent that she did as she got away).
I get that that's just an interpretation, though. It seems to correlate with why she was hidden away. As for why she wasn't able to vent enough to prevent what DID happen, that could easily be chalked up to a poor understanding of her abilities. Either way you slam it, though, I guess it's just an inconsistency that was needed to be overlooked to get the plot running. It just seems like that interpretation is most fitted to what was going on.

This movie was okay, people overrate it too much. If you want a Disney movie that's even better, you should watch Jungle Book or Pinocchio.

Fabman650 wrote:

Raster wrote:

Magician wrote:The gloves clearly weren't working anyway.

The gloves were working just fine. Her powers were out of control only when she wasn't wearing them.

You're wrong.

No he's not. While she was wearing the gloves the power didn't spread out much she had to wear those as she couldn't control it right.

When Anna removed one of her gloves and Elsa got a bit worried she eventually used her power then which made People think she is a Witch.
After this she run away due this because she didn't want to hurt anyone. And then the Song goes on.

Magician put it pretty well. We're not exactly wrong when we say the gloves would have been enough of a safety measure. While they didn't prevent stuff like her room getting covered with ice due to her melancholy, they efficiently stopped everything from freezing from her touch.

Besides, in an early version of the plot the gloves were the parents' solution to Elsa's lack of control over her powers and she was allowed to show up in public and be with her sister all she liked. The isolation part and separation from Anna were last-minute changes, basically.