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Frozen - because it's a bad movie

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why don't you like frozen?" what i mean: It's a film that, essentially suffers from an existential crisis throughout the entire two hours it runs. There's no world building whatsoever, leaving too many unanswered questions the audience in regards to the magic and lore of the land. It's inferred the trolls kno everything there is to know about magic, but it does not explain how Elsa recieved her powers in the first place, leaving a pretty big unanswered question. Also, the decision to take a fantasy race usually isolated from magicks as the main sage magicians was an ...interesting choice, and would have worked out a bit better if the world was built up more. The plot is all over the place, with there being no clear antagonist until the final arc of the movie. Is the Duke of Weaselton supposed to be the antagonist? No, and he honestly doesn't even belong in the movie: in what way does this character move forward the plot? He doesn't, so why is he given such emphasis? Is Elsa supposed to be the antagonist? Through the film the audience is constantly being given conflicting views as to whether or not we are supposed to sympathsize with her or hate her, and we're never given our answer until the final arc of the movie, which is, ironically, when the real antagonist show his face: Hans. Since he is introduced as he antagonist in the final arc, it makes Hans' development as a villain feel rushed and unnatural. Such a sudden heel-face turn from charming leave a bad taste in the audience's mouth and will encourage Disney to continue making mediocre movies because they know they will sell and sell well what i say: because it's a bad movie

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Rylade475

Rylade475

Feb 06, 2015 at 02:36PM EST

You saw it as bad, I saw it as good.

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Jortalus

Jortalus

Feb 06, 2015 at 04:59PM EST in reply to The Emperor

People hate Frozen all over the place. It may not be the mainstream opinion, but it's not rare, either.

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