Frozen 2 (2019)

The official trailer just dropped.

With 116.4 million views in just 24 hours, it actually became the most-watched animated trailer ever.



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Directors: Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee

The original cast is returning—Idina Menzel (Elsa), Kristen Bell (Anna), Jonathan Groff (Kristoff), and Josh Gad (Olaf)—along with Evan Rachel Wood and Sterling K. Brown joining the lineup.
In the US version, we have the familiar voices of Idina Menzel (Elsa), Kristen Bell (Anna), Jonathan Groff (Kristoff), and Josh Gad (Olaf)...

It premieres on November 22nd.

As far as the plot goes, I guess we don't know much beyond what was shown in the trailer.

What are your thoughts? Maybe it’ll top the first movie and the whole Let It Go phenomenon? 😁

Just watching this trailer and honestly, it already feels like the biggest flop of the year... totally unnecessary. I really don't see this hitting even half the heights of the original movie. It took me years to even realize The Lion King had sequels, and honestly, thank God I didn't. I have a feeling they're going to end up doing the exact same thing with this one...

I am seriously counting down the days! My brain is basically fried after the first one—I’m not even kidding. I lost count of how many times I watched it with my daughter, but this time, we’re actually heading to the theater to see the new one together!

Must-watch stuff
I’ve already sat through this one 45 times.

I've already sent this over to my best friend so her nieces can watch it, especially since I know they’re absolutely obsessed with the first one. 😳 ☕

No matter how anyone feels about it, I know I'm taking my youngest kid to the theater to see this 😁

Tarzan is actually the brother of Elsa and Anna 🤔

The premiere is just two weeks away. Honestly, I’m not quite sure what to make of this one yet. The trailer feels a bit underwhelming—there isn't even any snow featured . That said, public interest is clearly massive, considering the trailers have already racked up over 300 million views on YouTube.

Roger Cooper91 said:No matter how anyone feels about it, I know I'm taking my youngest kid to the theater to see this 😁

Change of plans—I'm not going after all. My grandma got caught up in something. 🙄

Roger Cooper91 said:Change of plans—I'm not going after all. My grandma got caught up in something. 🙄

Haha, I honestly think every adult out there just uses their younger brothers, sisters, or cousins as an excuse to drag them along to the movies.

That sounds incredible. I’m genuinely looking forward to seeing the actual scene that accompanies this song. Though, let's be honest—it's going to be a massive challenge for anything to top that snowy blizzard and the entire sequence where she builds the ice palace.

I’m disappointed. Honestly, it doesn't even come close to the first movie. It feels more like something put together by an amateur production outfit rather than a powerhouse like Disney. The plot and the character arcs are practically non-existent; everything is just too predictable. Visually, I actually found the first one to be more beautiful. The absolute highlight of this film is Olaf. While "Into The Unknown" is a solid song—it works great as a music video—nothing much happens in terms of actual plot during the sequence. I’d only recommend this for kids.
5/10.

Are there any homosexual connotations here?

Lawrence Booth2 said:Are there any homosexual connotations here?

Not at all. However, they leaned far too heavily on the Anna and Kristoff dynamic; in certain stretches, it felt more like a mediocre romance movie than anything else.

Were the theaters absolutely packed for Spider-Man?
I get the feeling kids might have slept through it since the first one came out ages ago.

cosmiccobra2 said:Were the theaters absolutely packed for Spider-Man?
I get the feeling kids might have slept through it since the first one came out ages ago.

They were yesterday. Actually, there was originally just one screening scheduled for the pre-release, but they had to add a second one because the demand was so high. You saw some little girl showing up dressed in an Elsa dress.

Frozen is a franchise—the timing of the first movie doesn't really change that fact.
Everything is branded with Frozen... we're talking everything from nail polish to hair clips.
Socks, tights, underwear, t-shirts, jackets, hats, balls, belts, tattoos, cakes...