Hehe... I think I saw a documentary on the production of Frozen... and it went through tons of iterations, until it became what we have...
So much cut and paste happened in there that the end result can have that feeling of... huh?!... wut?! why?!
But kids like magic... girls like princesses and there were two in one movie!! (well, one of them became queen).
And Olaf was just cute and there to sell toys, because... what else in that movie could sell toys? the reindeer? the stone trolls?
Movies are huge advertisement spots for toys. That's why we're getting a Cars 3 and why Toy Story is getting a fourth.... and star wars is to go up to 9... (just going by Disney movies, here!
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Ooooo, in the original story, "The Snow Queen".... this queen is the bad guy. But you know Disney... they just can't port a good story to the big screen, no.... must change it, make it "better".
All-in-all, you need to have the mindset of a child to enjoy the movie.
I can do that... it's so easy.
- Assume witches are hunted and murdered.
- Assume the royal family would not have their child exposed to such barbarism.
- Assume ignorant obnoxious royal family who refuse to listen to the "people" who help them.
- Assume that mastery of mutant powers is something that can happen over the course of a mountain climb... or a 4 minute song! How difficult can it be? Think about a shape on ice or snow and it materializes! Ice bridge - pow! snowman - kar-pow! (oh... that snowman has some actual man in him... meh )
- Assume that people who live in a country in Northern Europe don't know how to handle the cold and are left powerless to go after one person.
- Assume that a thing that has immediate effects at the start of the movie, can last several hours to take effect, later on... -.-' (remember when Elsa hit Anna when they were kids? and then hit her when they were in the ice castle?)
- Assume the same power that created the friendly Olaf, can easily create an evil ice-bouncer.
I think that's enough...
Most movies require some level of suspension of disbelief... some try to provide a reason for things that don't exist in our world (in Tangled, it was a rare magic flower)... some don't bother...
So much cut and paste happened in there that the end result can have that feeling of... huh?!... wut?! why?!
But kids like magic... girls like princesses and there were two in one movie!! (well, one of them became queen).
And Olaf was just cute and there to sell toys, because... what else in that movie could sell toys? the reindeer? the stone trolls?
Movies are huge advertisement spots for toys. That's why we're getting a Cars 3 and why Toy Story is getting a fourth.... and star wars is to go up to 9... (just going by Disney movies, here!

Ooooo, in the original story, "The Snow Queen".... this queen is the bad guy. But you know Disney... they just can't port a good story to the big screen, no.... must change it, make it "better".
All-in-all, you need to have the mindset of a child to enjoy the movie.
I can do that... it's so easy.
- Assume witches are hunted and murdered.
- Assume the royal family would not have their child exposed to such barbarism.
- Assume ignorant obnoxious royal family who refuse to listen to the "people" who help them.
- Assume that mastery of mutant powers is something that can happen over the course of a mountain climb... or a 4 minute song! How difficult can it be? Think about a shape on ice or snow and it materializes! Ice bridge - pow! snowman - kar-pow! (oh... that snowman has some actual man in him... meh )
- Assume that people who live in a country in Northern Europe don't know how to handle the cold and are left powerless to go after one person.
- Assume that a thing that has immediate effects at the start of the movie, can last several hours to take effect, later on... -.-' (remember when Elsa hit Anna when they were kids? and then hit her when they were in the ice castle?)
- Assume the same power that created the friendly Olaf, can easily create an evil ice-bouncer.
I think that's enough...
Most movies require some level of suspension of disbelief... some try to provide a reason for things that don't exist in our world (in Tangled, it was a rare magic flower)... some don't bother...