FROZEN

FROZEN

"It's worth melting for something beautiful"

As Olaf's phrase (the snowman), is the feeling that Frozen generates us. From the beginning to the last scene, it does not stop making us melt with each one of its characters: the two princesses Anna and Elsa, one of them with a power of birth to freeze things, the other like any normal adolescent, happy of the life, singing dancing, trying to have the protocol and decorum of a person of royalty, a prince with a secret plan and an ice seller in the worst snowfall in the kingdom of Arendelle.


Based on the story by Hans Christian Andersern The Snow Queen, but with a few changes (many really), there is no bad character, there is no fight against evil, but against oneself (the worst fight, if you ask me) ), there are no mirrors, no magical goblins, but there are trolls not like Peter Jackson's, but they are made of stone and can not be seen from all over the world, but with the charm of Disney, with dresses made of moss and everything is partying around them.

The return of Disney to the musical films of before and with songs whose lyrics keep resonating in the memory as: "Libre Soy", by Martina Stroessel, the actress of the television series Violetta and eight songs that complete the emotion in the The film was directed by Kristen Anderson and Robert Lopez, winner of the Tony Award for the Broadway musicals "The Book of Mormon" and "Avenue Q".

The princesses have always been the strong theme of the Disney studios, and sometimes you can think that they are just movies for girls, but the truth is that after seeing Frozen again I felt the emotion of the old Disney movies; the formula that makes them eternal in the minds of the public: the princesses, the castles, the princes, the funny characters and the songs with sticky lyrics. This time there are no villains, so I can say, without hesitation, that it is the best family movie of all time, with a great hidden message between the snow and the "cold, cold, cold" and is, what would you do for your sister ?, for your family ?, would you fight with a snow monster?

Set entirely in Norway, with that particular architecture and of course the cold, the snow, the reindeer, the snow monsters and a castle of ice (yes, literally of pure ice), with a 3D that leaves nothing aside, the detail in the velvet of the dresses or the gestures of the characters, they are so perfect that for a moment we can think that we are not watching an animated movie.

Frozen has achieved at the box office in the United States the sum of 298 million dollars in the middle of one of the hardest winters that has had to pass through that country. In Colombia to date, more than 500,000 people have already seen it.

For those who already saw it and did not know:

Queen Elsa is a character that was thought to be the "bad" from the beginning, changed when the directors and producers heard the song I Am, which is not only a good song, but its lyrics speak of accepting and Take out that power to be better. Too positive for a villain character.

Olaf, the snowman who sings how much he would like to see summer, neither Elsa nor Kristof, have the heart to tell him that in summer he simply would not exist anymore, only the branches and the carrot of his nose would be left.
Who does the reindeer Sven look like? A bit of Tangled Maximus's horse, right?

Definitely yes there is a King Midas in the world of animation, that is John Lasseter. Since Disney bought Pixar studios, his best acquisition was Lasseter, the animator is one of the producers of the film and surely, the watchman that each of the scenes were perfect.

They saw Rapunzel among the townspeople? when Anna enters the castle on the day of the coronation, the track is hidden and her hair is brown and short, but we know it is her because she has her chameleon Pascal on her shoulder.

In the final credits (for which we remain seated until the end), there is a note that caught my attention: "The views and opinions of Kristoff in the film, about all men eating their snot, are exclusively his and not They necessarily reflect the views or opinions of The Walt Disney Company or the filmmakers. Neither The Walt Disney Company, nor the filmmakers, make any representation of the accuracy of any of those views and opinions. "(Heh, heh, heh).
We invite those who read us to tell us which character they liked best and why. We choose Anna for now, not only is she brave, stubborn, determined, never gives up, with a great sense of humor, she is naive, Anna puts her family first, is a good sister (although she does not know Elsa's secret), He never stops believing in her, in how good she is, and he would do anything to help his kingdom, whatever it was.