FabFan posted in her "Why I Dislike Frozen," article: "Anyway I recently made a wall post hoping to find someone that could tell me WHY they liked Frozen so I could watch it with an Open mind. "
She then put ME in the article! She showed a post that I had said responding to her question, saying that I thought it was good and blah blah blah.
She said, "@DisneyFan that what im saying all you say is : 'it's beautiful, good story, good characters.' But your not telling me why..."
Well here I am to tell you all why. And remember, this is my opinion, and I hope that I don't present my opions as fact. You are allowed to believe what you want to believe about Frozen, but this is what I believe about it. Anyway, on to the article!!
I bleepity bleep bleeping love this movie
Frozen
You all probably noticed this, but I really love Frozen. It is not because I am a mindless consumer, who is hyped up by Frozen, it is because of many things. Even after all the hype dies down, I will still love Frozen. To me, Frozen and Wreck-It-Ralph are the best movies Disney has made in a long time. I really liked Tangled, and TPATF was not bad, but these two movies were excellent. The animation in Frozen was stunning, the story was excellent, and so were the characters and songs, and now I will go into more details on why I love it.
The Story
The story line in Frozen is simply amazing. The opening scene when Anna gets hit by Elsa is amazing with the voice over by the king saying what they were going to do about Elsa. It was cool. I love the fact that in the end it is the true love of sisterhood that saved Anna, not the stereotypical true love's kiss. I never saw Hans being evil coming. I thought he was going to be evil after Anna met Kristoff and we went back to Arendelle, but then he was passing out cloaks and I thought, oh ok he's a great guy! The twist was awesome and I loved it. I love that Anna had to go save Elsa even though she didn't have to. It's an awesome story.
The only main problems I have with the story is that I have no clue who runs the kingdom after the King and Queen die. Also, it'd be cool if we knew what happened with Kristoff's past. But I do not think that knowing how Elsa got her powers is a problem, they say she was born with it, let's leave it at that. I have read many "problems" that other people have with the movie that I don't think are actual problems. For example: Elsa got up the mountain really fast, and it took Anna forever to do that. Elsa knew where she was going and Anna didn't know where she went. Also, Elsa didn't have to trudge through the snow because she was creating it as she was going. But Anna had a horse! She still didn't know where to go. She also had to stop to get warmer clothes, Elsa didn't. I could go on for hours in things like that but I'd rather not, so onward!
The characters be awesome
Characters
The characters in Frozen were amazing. I connected with every single one. It will be easier if I tell you what I liked about each character.
Anna: I love Anna. She is by far my favorite character in the movie. I connect so well with her. She and I have so much in common, even though I am a guy. We are both awkward and hyper and funny! I don't think I'm as hyper as her but I still find it just like me. I find her funny and smart, but also random. I see why some people might find it annoying, but I really like it.
Elsa: I really liked Elsa, although not as much as Anna. I loved how she wasn't the villain, just a misunderstood hero. I find in my life, people take me the wrong way, but I am just misunderstood, like Elsa. Her character is so deep and it was wonderful to see her journey.
Olaf: Funniest person in the movie. He's so awesome and provides relief whenever it was needed. I didn't feel any of his humor was forced, except for maybe when he was thrown up against the rock by marshmallow, and he said watch out for my butt and stuff. The funniest part of the movie was either Winter's a good time to stay in and cuddle, but put me in summer and I'll be a.... happy snowman! or when he was walking and got impaled by the ice. It's just funny.
Hans: Amazing. As I've said, I didn't see him as evil. His character was so well put together, and I loved to hate him.
Kristoff: He is awesome as well. I loved the bit when he was asking Anna about how well she knew Hans. He is funny and I love his connection with Sven. Talking about Sven, I really liked him. I liked him more than Maximus, and I think he acts less like a dog than Maximus does two. The two are adorable.
Those are the main characters and why I love them. I also liked the Duke, but I'm getting bored on talking about why I love the characters. They all worked great together, and they all seemed so real.
Animation and Rendering
What can I say that I haven't already said? It is so freaking beautiful. The picture of Hans above is my favorite shot of the entire movie. It is so beautiful. It's amazing how they can make everything so pretty and real, yet colorful like Disney can. Just look at how much Anna's dress moves in FTFTIF.
Songs
The songs are amazing. I love everyone of them. If you want to read some of the reasons why I love them go link. I love Kristen Bell's voice, and who can't love Idina Menzel. Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez brought the songs to life with amazing lyrics, that truly speaks to you. They all fit in with the movie so well. I relly love FOTFTIF, but then again I really love them all.
Finale
That is why I love Frozen. It's an awesome story and I just love it. I have seen the movie 4 times in theaters and once it comes out in the dollar theater I'll probably watch it again. It's excellent. I am not a mindless consumer. Once all the hype dies down, I will still be here, loving Frozen.
If you see anything wrong with my article let me know and I'll fix it or explain it to you :) And it has won Best Animated Feature for Golden Globe, Annie Award and now an Oscar. It wouldn't have won all three if it wasn't good, just a thought :)
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1. Click "Editor". Here you'll see a Photoshop-like layout.
2. Click "Open image from computer". Select your icon or any picture you want to make square.
3. Click on the "Crop" icon on the top left of the panel. Choose "output size" on the "Constraint" dropdown. Enter 200 x 200 or whatever square size you want.
4. Drag the mouse over your picture. Hit Enter.
5. Don't forget to save your square picture!
