Frozen (Disney film)

I've just rechecked your last point in Frozen Fever: he does have it (not always, but most of the time).

Otherwise, I agree that Olaf being easily refrozen once melted kinda kills the seriousness of the "some people are worth melting for" scene...

You can tell this had different writers.

I am also confused as to how he was in danger from the wolves at all. Were they hungry for snow?

It's commonly known that wolves eat talking snowmen

edited 6th Dec '17 2:34:15 PM by Ultimatum

They probably were after the fruitcake. The whole wildlife seems to want to try it.

Maybe Olaf picked some human smells after being around them for so long. Or the wolves simply attack anything that moves.

edited 6th Dec '17 2:36:43 PM by C105

They probably thought he was another human given how he walks on two legs,

Okay, that made me laugh.

They must really hate birds.

I like to think the wolves just found him extremely annoying.

Come on, he barely had the time to speak to them before they started howling. Maybe they have a thing against carrots.

Olaf's Frozen Adventure is on now. Have fun. :)

I stumbled by complete accident on this. I know it's quite old so it has probably been shared to death already, but I found it quite fun anyway.

Sorry for the double-post, but the previous one was old

The Disneyland Paris park will be expanded to include new areas, including one dedicated to Frozen. Miiight convince me to give this park another try someday (long story...)

Also, this news is funny to read while France is hit by very cold weather.

That would explain why talking snowmen are almost extinct.

Kristen Bell Gives Frozen 2 Update: "I have recorded the movie," Bell said. "There will be edits before it's finished. I know the songs, I know the story. It's very good!"

So, coming soon?

Just for the pun they should call the sequel Freezing

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No? They announced the movie for 2019 back when we first found out a sequel was going to be a thing. So unless they decide the move the release date up there's still at minimum eight months before we get to see it. And googling it we can see that it's slated for November 27th, 2019 so it's still quite awhile out.

edited 6th Apr '18 2:03:09 PM by Chariot

They mention the date of November 2019 in the linked article, too (and maybe I'll have finished writing my fanfics by then). But apparently voices are recorded long before the film is actually animated. I wonder if this time too one of the VA's interpretation of a song will cause them to change the whole story...

So while the musical has been talked about in development for the first time in forever, I was shocked to discover it's already showing in NYC! :O When did I lose track of this??

I just came across the short "Frozen Fever". It seems like it was made for Elsanna shippers. "The perfect day is taking care of you" is like a line out of a fanfic.

If Elsa can make a sentient talking snowman she could probably make a boyfriend/girlfriend out of ice

Then again, I guess Elsanna shippers would interpret any line as ship fuel. Like most shippers, anyway.

Just don't have a romantic date near an open flame. x_x ;P

The Frozen: Breaking Boundaries comic doesn't seem terrible, but it's a shame Elsa doesn't seem to interact with Mari. I'm also even more confused on just what Arendelle is and how big a country/city-state/town/whatever it is.

I always figured it was like Agrabah, in that it's a powerful city state: so basically the city, the business and ventures that extend from that city and the people in the immediately surrounding area.

The only original kingdom I can recall Disney really exploring from a regional standpoint is Corona, in the Tangled tv show.

Edited by KnownUnknown on Aug 25th 2018 at 9:54:48 AM

I always thought it was, well, Norway in all but name. Disney seems hellbent on retconning that interpretation away.