Frozen (Disney film)

Did they know Baymax was a robot? In the 15th century? Or did they just assume he was a very mobile snowman?

You mean he's NOT a very mobile snowman?!!!

More mobile than every snowman ever, until Olaf came along.

I imagine they would understand the concept of a golem or automaton, just like most fantasy cultures.

That Captain America pic intrigues me greatly.

Global warming wakes Captain Arendelle?

I'm back~!

Already?

"Spits drink"

Hey, what're you doing out here?

Whoppa-whoppa whop!

On the subject of books.

Whoosh!

Y'all need to put on some weight!

Preview clip for the Making of Frozen documentary airing on September 2

So Kristen has presumably 4375 snowmen to build. The Olaf army shall arise...

Somewhere, I hear fangirls crying in the distance...

The misery of fangirls only increases my joy.

oh that's a relief.

Fangirl misery is the best kind.

Even though I don't watch the show and don't plan to, it's a small comfort to know they'll get at least one aspect right.

How they made the most intense Letting Her Hair Down scene in animation.

Way cool. Nothing about the ol' clipping hair, though. I wanted to know the reason for that. I've never found a source for the claim that it couldn't be fixed.

Oh, and Idina concealed her voice while a kid? That's making me imagine a version where Elsa has belting powers and screams the kingdom into deafness. Call it... Louder.

That's Black Bolt of the Inhumans.

The Lion King will raise a squad of kids to take down this white witch.

edited 30th Aug '14 7:04:28 PM by hcobb

On that topic, around here, they're showing an (obviously unauthorized) Maleficent versus Prince Caspian theater play. No, really.

You sure that's not The Silver Chair?

I haven't seen the play myself, but the actress in all promo shots is dressed to a T like Maleficent and actually called Maleficent.

Hans was pushed back by Anna's power, but dividing her attention cost her.

And the theme really should have been "Let her go".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aywTUZAHXZI

So I finally watched this.

.....Hans is the man.

~Ducks a brick~

No seriously. He came so damned close to winning, and all because he was able to be subtle. He fooled Anna, was able to talk down Elsa from killing two goons, actually took care of the people while both were gone, and while some things were just luck, he rolled with every change of the dice beautifully.

He would have won if not for one single act by Anna that caused everything he'd done to collapse under him. He was even smart enough not to kill Elsa right away (and not only because of her closeness to Anna) until he knew if it would stop the winter or not.

In fact, his one mistake was not trying to kiss Anna anyway (so as to give reasonable doubt that he didn't try to save her) and confessing his real plan (but considering she was seconds away from dying, he had no way of knowing that would trip him up.

Some bad guys have power; some have brains, but Hans had patience, waiting for the right moment to strike, and it damn near won him the whole game, with no one the wiser to what he'd done.

I rather regret that I went into the movie knowing he was the real villain actually. It was a nifty twist.

.....Total asshole though.

Today CNN GPS covered why there is nothing like Frozen in the works.

Because nothing can usurp its quality?

No one's throwing a brick at you. We all appreciate Hans for being who he is: A First-Class Douche in Disguise.

Can... can you sell me that? Please?

Hug-a-bye baby...

Not related to Frozen at all, but this may be the closest we can get to a Steampunk Princess.

edited 31st Aug '14 4:59:35 PM by ChefFailure