Princesses Disney Article: Why I thought La Reine des Neiges was a refreshing edition to Disney

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Why I thought La Reine des Neiges was a refreshing edition to Disney

posted by aristocat22

I have been on here for a while but this is my first article. I am a big fan of Disney , especially the princesses.I enjoyed all the new princess films and was happy ever since Princess and the Frog. However Princess and the Frog, Tangled, and Rebelle I sat there enjoying it but thinking this is nothing compared to the films of my childhood and would never haut, retour au début my favourites Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, and Beauty and the Beast. I thought maybe it was because I am not a child any plus and I am not growing up with these new movies. However when I saw La Reine des Neiges I automatically fell in l’amour with the movie in the first couple minutes of the film. I think what I liked so much was it wasn't trying to be a classic. There is never going to be another Renaissance they way it was ou the old fashion films of the days when Walt alongside creating the magic. I feel Princess and the Frog and especially Tangled. I remember sitting through Raiponce being like this is so cute but half of these moments I feel i have already seen before. Rebelle was different formula but it was Pixar and although I appreciated the single woman with true l’amour not driving the story and the mother daughter issue. To me Pixar is cute but doesn't have Disney magic in the same way. But La Reine des Neiges just had this freshness to it the musique like Princess and the Frog was different I loved how their was two princess. And spoiler alert the first l’amour interest was the villain, this surprised me . It was nice to see them not montrer the villain right away and that he was just evil this guy was just a guy with a hidden motive like in adult movies. The real l’amour story was so mute and subtle not part of the movie at all and I really like how they grew to be Friends and at the end it was showed that they were going to start something. The real story was between the sister and it was a nice that they showed true l’amour is not just between a man and woman romantically. I think this is really important not to brain wash children to expect these fairytale romances and that l’amour is only romantic yes it is important and i appreciate all the Disney films in the past for their true love. But for now it is good to add some diversity to the mix and déplacer with the times. Another bonus was all the character were different and unique. The animation was beautiful. It had all the ingredients to a good Disney movie. Did it beat out my favourites no but it is a real close second. It is not like the classic Disney films i grew up with but it is perfect for the time we are in now.

Thanks for lire my article sorry if there is some grammar mistakes it is not one of my strength

Lanalamprouge and Cookies-Love like this

Shiki_Otherside Great article! I agree with this!

TigerRanma Beautiful article

kashley00 I really liked your article you should write more! The more and more I think about Frozen, the more I like it (Although to me, it's still no Tangled). I love how unconventional and refreshing it is! I actually just joined this site today because I loved Frozen and wanted to talk about it and read what other people thought and I stumbled upon this group of people that love disney just as much as I do! Anyways sorry to rant, I loved your article and opinion, I hope you write more in the future!!!

TigerRanma ^ Welcome, kashley00

euny Amazing article!

Queenofpink I really love your article! I was the same way when I saw Frozen, within the first five minutes I was captivated like when I was younger and watched The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast and all the classics.

Lanalamprouge this made me feel nice and fuzzy inside. its just so nice how you talk about disney films. hehe i'm not so good with editing my work either but this was a nice article and i liked reading it

Give1Take2 This is a very interesting and well-written article, but I must confess I feel sad reading it. I love traditional hand-drawn animation and Disney magic, and when The Princess and the Frog came out I was really hoping Disney would bring it back. In fact, when I saw they were planning an adaptation of The Snow Queen and posted some hand-drawn concept art online, I was REALLY looking forward to it. (Bluntly speaking, the concept art was some of the most beautiful looking art for hand-drawn animation I'd ever seen.) Then when Princess did modestly at the box office, Tangled became a runaway success, and Disney decided to switch over from earnest hand-drawn Snow Queen to the screwball CGI Frozen, I was vastly disappointed. I really don't like the "fresh, modern" approach to making everything CGI, goofy, awkward, screwball, etc. I've been poking around trying to figure out what people like about it, and they've pretty much said words to a similar effect as you. I don't know, something about how you wrote this created a feeling of finality about it. CGI is here to stay and hand-drawn animation is never coming back.