Frozen: Disney's new opening door.

I'm not ashamed to say that I've always been a big fan of Disney princess movies. However, since the birth of Pixar, the box office success of DreamWorks, and the success of Blue Sky Studios, the animation of Bowei's headquarters has been abused to the point of scum. If you talk about the reasons for the low tide, Di Baobao's production department and production system have a great responsibility - closed and self-contained, it is difficult to absorb new blood (see James Stewart's "Disney's War"). But starting with The Princess and the Frog, we can see signs of Disney changing tradition. And then Tangled and Frozen (and even the previous Enchanted) confirmed Disney's determination to seek innovation and change. It can now be said that Frozen's success has given Disney a shot in the arm for reform.
As the first "Double Princess" movie, Disney made good use of the character resources of the original Snow Queen while making substantial changes. "True Love's Kiss" can refer not only to lovers, but also to relatives (not to mention the lily love between the two...); and the prince can not only be a robber (Tangled), but also the villain who finally reversed. ; The supporting role is not only a cute thing that makes jokes and jokes, but also a three-good young man with dreams and pursuit of friendship. Now Disney's princess movies have not only cast the spotlight on the world of the princess and the prince, but also paid attention to the inner level and change process of each character, which is precisely the key to measuring the quality of a movie.
Another success of the film is the music - how can you not mention the music when talking about Disney's animation? The songs written by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez for the film are very closely integrated with the plot, and in the outtake part of the soundtrack, we can also learn that the plot has changed a lot. The only regret is why not make more Jonathan Groof! Sing! Several! head? ! ! Put such a good resource and not use it! ! !
At present, Frozen's astonishing reverse decline at the box office (the box office in North America has risen by nearly 50% in the sixth week of its release) indicates that the film will reach 350 million. I am also looking forward to its box office performance in the mainland market ( 555 kneels and begs everyone to brush it a few more times~). I hope Disney can continue to maintain this momentum and let a girlish fake movie fan like me have an orgasm every year!
It is worth mentioning that there are many, many Easter eggs in Frozen worth digging (such as the two interactions with Tangled, and small surprises such as "we finish each others' sandwiches"), and I will find them slowly after the mainland release~

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