"Frozen" (2013) movie review - Revision history

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	== My impressions ==		== My impressions ==
	Altruistic saves the Snow Queen from the hell of isolation. Her palace and clothing represent the glamor of sin: splendid isolation--"Leave me alone, leave me alone, leave me alone!" Unlike other fairy tales, it is not romantic love or a kiss from a stranger that saves her, but the self-sacrificial love of her sister. There is beautiful romantic love in the story, too. The altruism of the ice-cutter, who brings Anna home to be rescued, he believes, by a kiss from her prince, is very moving, but it is the love of a sister for her sister that saves the world from being frozen.		Altruistic saves the Snow Queen from the hell of isolation. Her palace and clothing represent the glamor of sin: splendid isolation — "Leave me alone, leave me alone, leave me alone!" Unlike other fairy tales, it is not romantic love or a kiss from a stranger that saves her, but the self-sacrificial love of her sister. There is beautiful romantic love in the story, too. The altruism of the ice-cutter, who brings Anna home to be rescued, he believes, by a kiss from her prince, is very moving, but it is the love of a sister for her sister that saves the world from being frozen.

	Wonderful animation and colors. Textures, surfaces, reflections, lighting, three-dimensionality (even without 3-D glasses).		Wonderful animation and colors. Textures, surfaces, reflections, lighting, three-dimensionality (even without 3-D glasses).
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	The rules of the sick family are, "Don't feel, don't talk, don't trust." The way in which the parents coped with Elsa's suffering is an example of how ''not'' to deal with the difficulties of growing up.		The rules of the sick family are, "Don't feel, don't talk, don't trust." The way in which the parents coped with Elsa's suffering is an example of how ''not'' to deal with the difficulties of growing up.

	We cannot shame ourselves--or anyone else--into loving ourselves or others. Shame kills.		We cannot shame ourselves — or anyone else — into loving ourselves or others. Shame kills.

	Everyone but Hans and the Duke of Weselton have good intentions that go astray.		Everyone but Hans and the Duke of Weselton have good intentions that go astray.

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	* [http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/idinamenzel/letitgo.html "Let It Go"]		* [http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/idinamenzel/letitgo.html "Let It Go"]
	<div style="margin-left:4em">		<div style="margin-left:4em">
	~~Donâ€™t~~ let them in, ~~donâ€™t~~ let them see <br>		Don't let them in, don't let them see <br>
	Be the good girl you always have to be <br>		Be the good girl you always have to be <br>
	Conceal, ~~donâ€™t~~ feel, ~~donâ€™t~~ let them know		Conceal, don't feel, don't let them know

	...		...

	I ~~donâ€™t~~ care <br>		I don't care <br>
	What ~~theyâ€™re~~ going to say		What they're going to say

	...		...

	No right, no wrong, no rules for me <br>		No right, no wrong, no rules for me <br>
	~~Iâ€™m~~ free		I'm free

	...		...

	And one thought crystallizes like an icy blast <br>		And one thought crystallizes like an icy blast <br>
	~~Iâ€™m~~ never going back, <br>		I'm never going back, <br>
	The past is in the past		The past is in the past

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Links

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	== Links ==		== Links ==

	[[Category:Reviews]]		[[Category:Reviews\|F]]

Mxmsj: /* My impressions */

2014-05-12T14:56:25Z

My impressions

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	== My impressions ==		== My impressions ==
	Altruistic saves the Snow Queen from the hell of isolation. Her palace and clothing represent the glamor of sin: splendid isolation--"Leave me alone, leave me alone, leave me alone!" Unlike other fairy tales, it is not romantic love or a kiss from a stranger that saves her, but the self-sacrificial love of her sister. There is beautiful romantic love in the story, too. The altruism of the ice-cutter, who brings Anna ~~(?)~~ home to be rescued, he believes, by a kiss from her prince, is very moving, but it is the love of a sister for her sister that saves the world from being frozen.		Altruistic saves the Snow Queen from the hell of isolation. Her palace and clothing represent the glamor of sin: splendid isolation--"Leave me alone, leave me alone, leave me alone!" Unlike other fairy tales, it is not romantic love or a kiss from a stranger that saves her, but the self-sacrificial love of her sister. There is beautiful romantic love in the story, too. The altruism of the ice-cutter, who brings Anna home to be rescued, he believes, by a kiss from her prince, is very moving, but it is the love of a sister for her sister that saves the world from being frozen.

	Wonderful animation and colors. Textures, surfaces, reflections, lighting, three-dimensionality (even without 3-D glasses).		Wonderful animation and colors. Textures, surfaces, reflections, lighting, three-dimensionality (even without 3-D glasses).

Mxmsj: /* My impressions */

2014-05-12T14:56:09Z

My impressions

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	== My impressions ==		== My impressions ==
			Altruistic saves the Snow Queen from the hell of isolation. Her palace and clothing represent the glamor of sin: splendid isolation--"Leave me alone, leave me alone, leave me alone!" Unlike other fairy tales, it is not romantic love or a kiss from a stranger that saves her, but the self-sacrificial love of her sister. There is beautiful romantic love in the story, too. The altruism of the ice-cutter, who brings Anna (?) home to be rescued, he believes, by a kiss from her prince, is very moving, but it is the love of a sister for her sister that saves the world from being frozen.

	Wonderful animation and colors. Textures, surfaces, reflections, lighting, three-dimensionality (even without 3-D glasses).		Wonderful animation and colors. Textures, surfaces, reflections, lighting, three-dimensionality (even without 3-D glasses).

Mxmsj at 18:10, 11 April 2014

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 * [http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/idinamenzel/letitgo.html "Let It Go"]
 * "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"
 * "For the First Time in Forever"

Mxmsj at 18:06, 11 April 2014

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	:; Songs		:; Songs

	* "Let It Go"		* [http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/idinamenzel/letitgo.html "Let It Go"]
	* "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"		* "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"
	* "For the First Time in Forever"		* "For the First Time in Forever"
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	Excellent music.		Excellent music.

			Excellent portrait of innocent love between the two sisters at the beginning of the move. "Do you want to build a snowman?" "The sky is awake, and so am I."

	The rules of the sick family are, "Don't feel, don't talk, don't trust." The way in which the parents coped with Elsa's suffering is an example of how ''not'' to deal with the difficulties of growing up.		The rules of the sick family are, "Don't feel, don't talk, don't trust." The way in which the parents coped with Elsa's suffering is an example of how ''not'' to deal with the difficulties of growing up.
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	* The parents hide Elsa from everybody out of love for Elsa.		* The parents hide Elsa from everybody out of love for Elsa.
			::- This injures Elsa by isolating her from everybody and filling her with shame.
			::- This injures Anna because she is not told the truth about what happened to her and because, as a consequence, she cannot make sense out of her sister's coldness.
	* Elsa separates from Anna out of love for Anna.		* Elsa separates from Anna out of love for Anna.
	* Anna pursues Elsa out of love for Elsa.		* Anna pursues Elsa out of love for Elsa.

Mxmsj: /* My impressions */

2014-04-10T18:03:16Z

My impressions

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	The rules of the sick family are, "Don't feel, don't talk, don't trust." The way in which the parents coped with Elsa's suffering is an example of how ''not'' to deal with the difficulties of growing up.		The rules of the sick family are, "Don't feel, don't talk, don't trust." The way in which the parents coped with Elsa's suffering is an example of how ''not'' to deal with the difficulties of growing up.

			We cannot shame ourselves--or anyone else--into loving ourselves or others. Shame kills.

	Everyone but Hans and the Duke of Weselton have good intentions that go astray.		Everyone but Hans and the Duke of Weselton have good intentions that go astray.

Mxmsj: /* My impressions */

2014-04-10T18:01:27Z

My impressions

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	== My impressions ==		== My impressions ==

	Wonderful animation and colors. ~~Texture~~, lighting, three-dimensionality (even without 3-D glasses).		Wonderful animation and colors. Textures, surfaces, reflections, lighting, three-dimensionality (even without 3-D glasses).

	Excellent music.		Excellent music.

Mxmsj at 18:00, 10 April 2014

2014-04-10T18:00:53Z

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	* "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"		* "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"
	* "For the First Time in Forever"		* "For the First Time in Forever"
			* "In The Summer"
	* "Love is an Open Door"		* "Love is an Open Door"

	== My impressions ==		== My impressions ==

	Wonderful animation and colors.		Wonderful animation and colors. Texture, lighting, three-dimensionality (even without 3-D glasses).

			Excellent music.

	The rules of the sick family are, "Don't feel, don't talk, don't trust." The way in which the parents coped with Elsa's suffering is an example of how ''not'' to deal with the difficulties of growing up.		The rules of the sick family are, "Don't feel, don't talk, don't trust." The way in which the parents coped with Elsa's suffering is an example of how ''not'' to deal with the difficulties of growing up.