Frozen (Disney film)

Elsa day (formerly known as the winter solstice) is coming.

That's one page topper I'm not too ashamed of

edited 10th Dec '15 12:25:36 AM by C105

I like that fanart picture of her where she's standing in front of a map of the US while the polar vortex is going on, and she's saying "Sorry!" with a sheepish smile. XD

Crystal Elsa!!

This is gonna be so expensive...

Yeah, just go ahead and bleed my dry, why don't you Disney? What's next, an Elsa statue made of solid platinum?

...I would still buy that.

There was a solid platinum Frozen calendar.

I would not have believed it, but Internet does not lie

Holy shit.

Frozen: It prints money!

That's Elsa's actual power. She can't control it, but she creates money and merchandise everywhere.

edited 12th Dec '15 5:22:26 PM by Tuckerscreator

Did anybody else get Foe Yay from Elsa and Hans? For a second, I thought they were gonna do a Pair the Spares until the reveal that he was evil.

edited 12th Dec '15 8:10:38 PM by washington213

They had only one scene where they spoke to each other, and that was five minutes before the reveal. Elsa would take her own advice and not leap into the arms of a guy she just met.

Cool statue. :)

Boooooooooooooooooo

I will be very happy if the Frozen franchise never does anything to overtly suggest that Elsa is heterosexual.

I mean, it's probably too late for that, but these books have done fake-outs before (*cough cough* magic summer princess *cough*), so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the cover and title are misleading.

Hmm... Come to think of it, Hans did have a line in the movie about how "nobody was getting anywhere with Elsa," which would seem to imply that Elsa got lots of princes vying for her affection who were all rejected. Logic dictates that now that her powers are under control and she's not hiding from the world anymore, those princes would be doubling their efforts to woo her (the ones who aren't scared of her magic, anyways).

In other Frozen book news, Disney is putting out a journal showing a year in the life of Elsa and Anna. Sheesh, it's like Disney wants to contradict the events of my fanfic in the most detailed manner possible...

edited 13th Dec '15 5:52:22 AM by spashthebandragon

So I finally watched Frozen Fever. Shouldn't ''that hit'' have realistically crippled or downright killed Hans? That if he didn't die stunned and suffocated in the manure. Also, isn't anyone bothering to teach Olaf how to read?

Well, the Frozen world obviously runs on Looney Tunes physics. If you take Tangled as being in the same continuity (because of Eugene and Rapunzel's cameo and stuff), then people in this world can survive frying pans to the noggin with no concussions, too.

As for Olaf, the short only takes place a year after the movie, and I imagine teaching him to read is no easy feat considering Olaf has roughly the intellect of a sack of bricks.

edited 13th Dec '15 7:59:38 AM by spashthebandragon

Honestly, I think everyone just assumed Olaf could read, but he was just admiring the pretty patterns the letters made the whole time.

I'm all for Disney making it seem like Anna and Elsa are "real" characters, with developed lives. :)

I wonder if the journal will include entries for before and during coronation day and Anna's birthday, or if this means a whole uneventful year passed since Frozen Fever.

Even cats love Elsa.

Or hates her.

Nah, the claws were retracted. That's another creature falling under Elsa's spell.

Huh. Josh Gad went to the premiere of The Force Awakens. Being in Frozen has some really good perks.

More tantalizing details regarding the sequel: "Speaking to Movie News Guide, director Chris Buck revealed that he is not going to have a happy ending on the sequel," Master Herald reported. "Instead, Anna, voiced by Kristen Bell, and Elsa, voiced by Idina Menzel, are going to be the polar opposite to each other."

Uh. I really don't know what to make of that. I'm all for focusing on the girls character development, but I hope the "no happy ending" and "polar opposite of each other" does not mean Anna and Elsa will end up at odds with each other. That would basically destroy everything from the first movie (unless of course they are already planning for Frozen 3).

I also sure hope Anna's power remains the power of love, and nothing else, unless they plan for Frozen 2 to be integrated into the X-Men continuity.