Frozen discussion thread *SPOILERS*

[cor]

AAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh *nods sharply* Me Likes!

[hobbit_of_narnia]

I think his whole speech to Anna before he locks her in is more like, "This is what I wish I would have come up with earlier because it's a super awesome evil plan now that I think about it" rather than, "I'm so sneaky and clever that I came up with this before I ever laid eyes on you" or whatever.
I noticed that the second time I watched the movie too, Cor. But even before he knows she's the princess, he helps her up very courteously after his horse knocked her down, and seems to admire her.
And about the room Hans locks Anna in--is that Elsa's room? Because it really looks like it...and Elf-brother noticed that the first time he watched it.

[cor]

lol Good for Elf-hobbit-brother then! Wait. He locked her in Elsa's room? I always assumed it was a sitting room or something! lol I love your version of hans's speech! Let us just say. Hans is messed up and the only thing he is good at is acting. Oh and he hates his brothers. And (He
is kinda ugly)

[hobbit_of_narnia]

Bad haircut, anyway. But he also looks a lot like Flynn Rider.

[elanorelle]

"This is what I wish I would have come up with earlier because it's a super awesome evil plan now that I think about it."

Hahaha, I love that! So true!

And about the room Hans locks Anna in--is that Elsa's room? Because it really looks like it...

Her bedroom or study? It looks more like a study but the double doors open to a wall and not a hall the way Elsa's study does during 'For the First Time in Forever'. This could work if there was another set of doors but I didn't see any.

Let us just say. Hans is messed up and the only thing he is good at is acting. Oh and he hates his brothers.

Hans isn't a very good actor. Did you see the scene where he comes out of the room to talk to the dignitaries?
He does not hate his brothers... if anything his brothers hated him or at least didn't like him all too much. Imagine twelve older brothers, that would be difficult.
Sorry but I have to defend him.

[jesusgirl4ever]

He does not hate his brothers... if anything his brothers hated him or at least didn't like him all too much. Imagine twelve older brothers, that would be difficult.

Yeah, Joseph had problems with just ten!

[Ariel.of.Narnia]

Hmm, I'm liking this idea of his getting his ideas of evilness afterward. Seems to fit better.

Despite what anyone says, I don't think Anna got locked in Elsa's room. It's not a bedroom and, like elanor pointed out, it's certainly not the same room Elsa was in during "For the First Time in Forever".

Haha, yeah, Joseph had problems. So did David with seven older brothers. So did Jesus with however many younger brothers.

[elanorelle]

I'm getting a few plot bunnies talking about this, haha.
Ah, brothers... and I only have one!

Isn't interesting how we're talking about Frozen again even though it's almost been a year.

[elanorelle]

Soooooo, it's been rumoured there is to be a Frozen 2 according to some interview with Idina Menzel (Elsa). I'm not sure how I like the idea but what would you think if Frozen had a sequel?

[Ariel.of.Narnia]

I've seen a whisper of these rumours. I'm honestly expecting Disney to continue to fail with their sequels (since this is Disney, not Pixar, we're talking about), especially since Frozen doesn't rank super-high on my list of favourite Disneys. Plus, I'm pretty happy with the "sequel" feel of OUAT right now. But who knows. Maybe it'll turn out alright. I'll probably see it either way.