When you think of Disney movies, you probably think of some little-girl's favorite movie with some cheesy ending where the prince always manages to save the princess. This Disney tradition has gone on for as long as I can remember. Breaking the typical Disney precedent, however, was achieved this year by the popular film, "Frozen". This amazing movie is about the adventure of Anna, a princess, who tries to get her ice-queen, Elsa, to unfreeze the frozen eternity she accidentally put over their country. While in the process of talking with Elsa, Anna is accidentally hit in the heart with an ice spell and the only way to cure her from freezing to death is to experience an act of true love. Anna rushes back to the palace to find this act with her "true love", Hans. After that plan doesn't work out and consulting with the comical yet wise Olaf, Anna escapes the palace and goes to search for her real true love, Christof. That's where my scene starts off:
I love this scene because instead of the typical prince-saves-princess ending, Anna saves her sister-another act of true love. In the modern day, most of us are brain-washed into thinking that the only type of true love is between two lovers, while in reality, it can be between friends, siblings, etc. Along with this, I love how Anna has the chance to save herself but decides to save her sister instead. This action clumped together Anna's character and qualities represented throughout the movie. Olaf, the snowman, adds nice commentary to get the point across and also sum up the movie. This scene, for me, makes "Frozen" one of my favorite movies of all time and helped me remember who are the really important people in my life.
This is my favorite movie! You did a great job explaining the movie in the first paragraph. I feel like anyone who hasn't seen "Frozen" still has a way to connect to what you are saying.
ReplyDeleteI just commented on another post about "Frozen"! As I said before, I just adore the movie. I thought the best part about this movie was, how you pointed out, that Anna saves Elsa and then later that becomes the "act of true love". It adds an all new meaning to flower power. I'm so happy you chose this scene, I think you'll get a lot more people to go see it if they haven't (or maybe again).
ReplyDeleteI loved that movie I thought it was really cute. I agree with you that this is the best scene from. I liked how you made a point about how "true love" can come from your friends and siblings as well.
ReplyDeleteI also love this scene! I think this scene was great, because it really showed how love doesn't always have to be from a girl/guy, and that it can be from other people close to you, like a sister. I agree with you, that frozen is one of my favorite movies because of this scene. I think it sent a powerful message to the little kids watching it.
ReplyDeleteI love the movie frozen. I know the person that is the voice of little Anna. I think this scene represents characters well. It shows their real feelings about love. You really know the characters from watching this scene.
ReplyDeleteI loved this movie, I still love this movie. I love how it impacted how you felt about important people in your life, I feel the same when I watch Frozen.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite movies! I really thought this scene was amazing because, like you mentioned, it showed how love doesn't always have to be with someone you meet and fall in love with, it can be something like sisterly love where you have known each other your entire life. In this scene it shows how, often, this kind of love is much more powerful than others. I think that it really sends a great message out to the people watching it.
ReplyDeleteI loved the idea of this story. I also thought that the act of true love being her sister was very thought provoking that sometimes the person who is there for you the most isn't your 'prince'- but the members of your family!! Frozen is one of my favorite movies because of the message it sends out to the people of all ages watching it. (Also Olaf and the music)
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