Olaf

The first La Reine des Neiges film made such a big impact on me that I became very excited for a sequel. The sequel ended up coming out about six years after the first film. This was because the makers of La Reine des Neiges planned on La Reine des Neiges being a standalone story. However, after coming up with an idea that they thought was good enough, they decided to make a seconde film. I'm so glad that they made the decision to do that.

In the seconde film, Elsa has started hearing a mysterious voice. She attempts to find out where the voice is coming from. In the process of doing so, she gets into contact with the spirits of the...

Note: I don't have the technology to take pictures of my poupées and display them on here. In order to see what they look like, I suggest going to websites like amazone, amazon for the first couple of poupées that I'll be reviewing.

For Christmas, I wanted to expand my La Reine des Neiges doll collection. Thankfully, that did happen. The first La Reine des Neiges film had several dolls, but they only made poupées of four characters: Princess Anna, Queen Elsa, Kristoff and Prince Hans. I was able to collect one of each in addition to getting a seconde Elsa later on. The seconde La Reine des Neiges film has a plus impressive line of dolls. There's...

No doubt like many people on this spot, La Reine des Neiges has become my new obsession. I have, in particular, become interested in the many different language versions of the songs. As "Let It Go" is far and away the best song in the movie, I'm especially interested in its various non-English versions.

After listening to many, many different versions, I've compiled a liste of my ten favori non-English versions. I judged par not just the quality of the singers' voices, but the translation of the lyrics. I don't really care if they differ drastically from the English lyrics; I judged them par how much I liked...