Frozen (Disney film)

Which would imply that most Disney movies happen in some kind of alternate reality, including those that appear to be in our universe (i.e. no magic). Tarzan may take place in an universe where Darwin was born later (or Roosevelt and Kipling were born earlier).

Or Darwin died later.

And, y'know, a universe with talking gorillas.

Gorillas could be talking in our universe too. They simply have nothing to say to us.

Ironically, of all Disney movies, The Great Mouse Detective would be the one with the biggest chances of being happening at the same approximate time as Tarzan, IIRC.

Now for some art featuring our favorite snowman. And no, it isnt Olaf.

Fighting duo

Snack time!

Looks like you brought a snowman to a Bewilderbeast fight

Fun and games

Smile for the camera!

You know, there is surprisingly little good fanart to share for this character.

Looks like Disney's up to their old tricks again.

I was thinking Moana might complete the "CGI Disney Princess trilogy" alongside Frozen and Tangled, but now it's looking like this one might be the next movie in line. I mean, it's got the same name scheme and everything. Guess that'd make it less of a "CGI Disney Princess" trilogy and more of a "CGI Modern Fairytale Retelling" trilogy. I mean, unless that girl giant becomes a Disney princess anytime soon...

It's nice to know Frozen will be remembered so fondly hundreds of years from now by our alien ancestors.

Cool.

Dang it, you beat me to posting it!

Seriously though, that is a hilarious yet insightful analysis. Never thought of Anna as being associated with fire until just now.

" is based on a young girl" who will of course receive nothing from this movie.

Stop trying to take ALL my money, Disney!!

Oh my God they even come with little Snowgies I NEED THOSE I NEED THOSE NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW- *froths at the mouth*

Odds they'll release individual little Snowgie packs for those who want more without having to buy a half-dozen Elsa and Annas?

I'm not entirely sure why those Pop things are so popular with when they have no mouths and black eyes that stare into your soul.

Look, I'd buy a photo-realistic recreation of Elsa's CGI model in a heartbeat if it didn't cost like a bazillion dollars. The Funko Pops are only ten dollars each.

Or you can buy the nendoroid Elsa for $50, which seems like a reasonable compromise between $10 and $gazillion http://www.amazon.com/Good-Smile-Frozen-Nendoroid-Action/dp/B00Q48AIEK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1440607515&sr=8-1&keywords=nendoroid+elsa

As much as I like Nendoroid Elsa, that's still a good $40 more than I'm willing to spend. $40 could get me a used video game or some amiibos or something.

God damn it, I paid 80 for her at Gen Con...

The Nendoroid Elsa also doesn't coordinate very well with other Funko figures.

Exactly. I put my Elsa and Anna Funko Pop figures right next to my Batman Funko Pop figures on my shelf, and they look great together. I call it "the orphan shelf."

[[bonkalore.tumblr.com/post/128030868039 Original Let it Go Storyboards.]]

Holy crap, storyboard-Elsa's face is ugly. I guess I'll add "ugliness" to the list of reasons I'm glad they didn't make Elsa the villain.

There were a couple ideas here that I wish were in the final movie, though, particularly Elsa imagining her parents standing there. It always felt weird to me how in the final movie, the parents are never explicitly mentioned again after they die.

Time for some pretty Elsa.◊

Who says that was the original? The tumblr seems to indicate that it belongs to the owner, or was this reblogged or something?

Makes sense that she was designed a little less pretty, if so, originally a villain and all.