Review of Frozen II (2019) by Fayne-Fae — 29 Nov 2019

Greetings! I am a huge Frozen fan ever since the first Frozen movie came out back in the year 2013. Sadly, Frozen Ⅱ wasn't as good as Frozen for several reasons. Don't misunderstand me, but Frozen II disappointed me quite alot. Here are the reasons and I hope you guys understand my words and thoughts and of course my feelings about it.

Design: the design of the characters was insanely amazing. I love how epic their clothes are. 9/10.

Animation: the animation was stunning, amazing movements. Some parts seem so realistic, I thought the forest was real. 10/10.

Music/Songs: the song's weren't as catchy as the songs from the original yet they were pretty emotional. Queen Iduna's lullaby made me cry and Into the unkown gave me goosebumps. Kristoff's song (lost in the woods) was okay. 7/10.

Plot: the story seemed so interesting in the trailers, but ended up being okay. The idea of finding out why Elsa has powers and the others not, wasn't a very bad idea. You could go deeper into more detail tho... 5/10.

The ending (the part of the movie I hate the most which caused me to rate this movie with a 2): Now listen closely because you Disney people appear to like the idea of separating the main characters. NO! Don't do that, never do that. You can't just separate two characters from each other after showing us how much they love each other especially when the characters are siblings (everyone dislikes such endings). Frozen is about sisterly love, trusting, promising and having a wonderful time together. There were so many different ways to end this movie. For example; •the spirits could take away Elsa's powers and make her feel relief for the first time in her life. She wouldn't live in fear of hurting someone and could still live in Arendelle TOGETHER with her beloved sister Anna and the others.

•Arendelle gets destroyed by the water and gets rebuilted in the enchanted forest, making it easier for Elsa to take care of both of the Kingdoms which could end up being one big kingdom. •everything stays the same as it is now but Elsa lives in Arendelle TOGETHER with Anna and the others and visits the enchanted forest whenever the spirits call her for help.

Just don't separate the main characters, don't do it. Such things break our hearts and it makes us hate Disney (especially if you grew up seeing the cuddling, hugging, playing and having a wonderful time together such in Frozen Fever. My heart melted because of happiness. Seeing the sisters together is very touching.) There are so many possibilities and ideas to end a franchise without separating the characters. (Also the Frozen universe never needed a bridge between the magical world and the human world. The Nothurlda seem to have good control of the elements without Elsa doing anything at all as we showing one of the flashbacks). 1/10.

Characters;.

Elsa: this time Elsa was more interesting and a bit open minded. What pissed me off is her breaking her promises. I mean she literally broke every promise she made except the one "I am going to safe the forest". She promised to not push Anna away, but she pushed her away. Also, Elsa appears very stubborn in this movie.

Anna: She was funny (not as funny as in the original Frozen). However, her personality was so different in this movie. She didn't even care if Elsa is leaving the kingdom. She didn't develop any good connections with other characters except of Olaf. Not to mention she almost destroyed her own home without thinking twice. I didn't feel her in this movie.

Kristoff/Sven: I think the developers forgot Kristoff's and Sven's existence.

Olaf: I really enjoyed his presence this time. He was funny, smart, loud and very sympathetic in alot of scenes.

The others: Mattias was cool but sadly we didn't see much of him. The Nothurlda were okay and Yelena was cool. I wish we could see more of them.