I am very fortunate that I walked to the cinema alone before 3D Frozen was taken off the shelves, and I did not miss this movie. I wanted to give it a six-star movie from the fifth minute.
What is touching is the long frozen childhood of self-entertainment. When a person grows up, only the thumping heart in the chest knows the pain of the bones breaking out of the ground. The ice and snow castle, with its gorgeous appearance, reflects the eternal loneliness and sadness.
Elsa didn't shut the world out. The world shut Elsa out.
Elsa shut the world out and the world shut Elsa out.
Elsa's sadness is that she has skills that would make her unsocial, yet yearns to fit in.
Anna's sadness is that her beloved sister doesn't love her, and her former playmate no longer plays with her, so she longs for someone to enter her life.
I was Elsa. The skill that made me alien was called introversion, sensitivity.
I was Anna. I was humbled in front of all love and all others, Luck you. It's just me. It's OK to hurt me. I am supposed to be hurt. I've got used to it. In life, the gate of the castle is closed, and I don't know how to open it. Maybe I closed it, maybe it was fate.
I don't think I can get rid of the effects of my lonely childhood all my life, and my progress is that I can finally stop calling it the shadow of my childhood.
I gave up shedding light on the long shadow of my childhood. I learnt to live with it. Accept it or not, that's part of me.
Fortunately, I no longer deny myself.
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