I agree with all of the above listed and in my opinion one of the greatest songs in the film, and one of the most beautifully animated and articulate scene Disney has ever put in an animated feature, the tension Elsa faces with the music and the snow get me every time.
So true, whats great is that in this scene you see how directly affected elsa's powers are by her emotions. The minute Anna says she set off an eternal winter everywhere snow begins to fall in the room. But what I love the most is how Anna isn't afraid of her sister even though she has every reason to be. Instead she approaches her in the middle of the storm inside and tries to calm her down. Even though she fails she still wants to leave with elsa, I just can't believe some people think this film is anything but amazing. So much symbolism in it.
you talking about marshmallow?
I hate to agree with this...but I do. They had terrible parents. I wasn't able to put a thumb on what bothered me about the film, but that's it in a nutshell. The entire opening didn't inspire me to care about either character, and didn't involve enough of the parents (outside to show that they were scared and borderline emotionally abusive) for me to care either.
I agree, I think they were good parents trying to make the best of a situation they weren't equipped for, they loved their daughters very much, but they made a bad judgement call. I got the feeling Elsa was a daddy's girl from the film. But what is sad is that the parents never had the chance to correct their mistake, they left a pretty sad legacy for both of their kids, one that thankfully Anna was able to fix.
It would be wonderful if this film gets the broadway treatment much like beauty and the beast and Lion king did, which was about 4 to 3 years after their initial release.
One can only hope it will be transferred to the stage with the same justice that was given to Lion King and Beauty & the Beast. My main concern is how they might pull off the snow and Elsa's powers. I fear the overuse of digital projections and screens.
I was thinking the exact same thing, however lighting can be very useful for a lot of it! But for sure they are going to run into some difficulty there. But a fake snow storm would be awesome in a theater, maybe even have the audience get snowed on a couple of times.
