Frozen Thread

[Kelinfort]

I did a short think-out of it. Definitely not true. Plus, who watches a Disney movie to "tried to really focus on this theory that the film is some kind of Disney subliminal brainwash to make kids homosexual." Seriously? Who does that?

People like me.

why?

[Respubliko de Libereco]

Let's get back to discussing stuff. What do you guys think would be Elsa's "type of guy"?

She would fit well with a French guy. I would kind of like to see her with an American.

Can you please stop the borderline racism?

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

People like me.

why?

I am a conspiracy theorist.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

She would fit well with a French guy. I would kind of like to see her with an American.

Can you please stop the borderline racism?

How is that racist?

[The Gulf Empire]

Let's get back to discussing stuff. What do you guys think would be Elsa's "type of guy"?

She would fit well with a French guy. I would kind of like to see her with an American.

How about one of her own

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

She would fit well with a French guy. I would kind of like to see her with an American.

How about one of her own

What do you think of Elsa x Sydney Carton?

[Elsa the Snow Queen]

How about one of her own

What do you think of Elsa x Sydney Carton?

Don't think Elsa will fall for a drunkard. She is too sophisticated and elegant for that.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

What do you think of Elsa x Sydney Carton?

Don't think Elsa will fall for a drunkard. She is too sophisticated and elegant for that.

Elsa x Charles Darnay

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

Does Queen Elsa have a partnership with the Rothschild family in the film?

[Kelinfort]

Don't think Elsa will fall for a drunkard. She is too sophisticated and elegant for that.

Elsa x Charles Darnay

Please...I beg of you...Don't mix world classic literature with a Disney movie that's not that bad. It's a little insulting.

[Kelinfort]

Does Queen Elsa have a partnership with the Rothschild family in the film?

Do I have to repeat myself? Frozen has jack shit to do with the real world or conspiracy theories.

[New Aerios]

Does Queen Elsa have a partnership with the Rothschild family in the film?

I'm fairly convinced you're rather unsubtly trolling us all. Unsubtly, but seemingly effectively. For 58 pages. I might almost be impressed, had I not wasted my own time here too.

[Todlichebujoku]

Elsa x Hog Rider from Clash of Clans. His energy provides an excellent foil for Elsa's reserved personality. (If two people with cool personalities get together, the relationship might well get.. Frozen).

Also, for RSSS, their skin tones create a very nice contrast.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

Elsa x Charles Darnay

Please...I beg of you...Don't mix world classic literature with a Disney movie that's not that bad. It's a little insulting.

They are both similar stories.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

Does Queen Elsa have a partnership with the Rothschild family in the film?

I'm fairly convinced you're rather unsubtly trolling us all. Unsubtly, but seemingly effectively. For 58 pages. I might almost be impressed, had I not wasted my own time here too.

I will quit with the conspiracy stuff.

[Kelinfort]

Please...I beg of you...Don't mix world classic literature with a Disney movie that's not that bad. It's a little insulting.

They are both similar stories.

How is A Tale of Two Cities related to Frozen at all? My guess is you're reading it for summer reading.

[Respubliko de Libereco]

Can you please stop the borderline racism?

How is that racist?

You're saying Elsa should be with a French guy, which implies that there is some combination of characteristics that all (or most) French guys share that would make them particularly compatible with Elsa. You're making assumptions about the personal traits of members of a heterogeneous group, based on nation of origin, which is approaching textbook racism. It's also not the first time you've done that in this thread. Now, there may be well-thought-out cultural reasons behind your statement, but you haven't really shared them, so I can't comment on whether it's truly racist or not. That's why I say "borderline racism". I guess "potential racism" might be a bit more accurate.

"Muslims probably dislike Frozen because there were Jews involved in its production" was more obviously wrong. While it might be understandable if there was actually something inherently Jewish about the movie, implying that Muslims dislike anything that's even remotely associated with Jews is a bit over-the-top, largely because that's closer to a caricature-esque stereotype than a genuine religious/cultural difference.

[Arabic Spain]

How about one of her own

What do you think of Elsa x Sydney Carton?

Elsa x Shrek

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

They are both similar stories.

How is A Tale of Two Cities related to Frozen at all? My guess is you're reading it for summer reading.

I read it this past school year. It is similar since they both deal with the relationships between aristocracy and common citizens.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

How is that racist?

You're saying Elsa should be with a French guy, which implies that there is some combination of characteristics that all (or most) French guys share that would make them particularly compatible with Elsa. You're making assumptions about the personal traits of members of a heterogeneous group, based on nation of origin, which is approaching textbook racism. It's also not the first time you've done that in this thread. Now, there may be well-thought-out cultural reasons behind your statement, but you haven't really shared them, so I can't comment on whether it's truly racist or not. That's why I say "borderline racism". I guess "potential racism" might be a bit more accurate.

"Muslims probably dislike Frozen because there were Jews involved in its production" was more obviously wrong. While it might be understandable if there was actually something inherently Jewish about the movie, implying that Muslims dislike anything that's even remotely associated with Jews is a bit over-the-top, largely because that's closer to a caricature-esque stereotype than a genuine religious/cultural difference.

The French tend to be romantic.

[Todlichebujoku]

[New Aerios]

How is A Tale of Two Cities related to Frozen at all? My guess is you're reading it for summer reading.

I read it this past school year. It is similar since they both deal with the relationships between aristocracy and common citizens.

And one is a classic Dickens novel about the French Revolution, while the other is a Disney film with magic ice queens and talking snowmen.

Having said that, a nice beheading at the end of Frozen may have made it somewhat bearable as a film.

[New Aerios]

You're saying Elsa should be with a French guy, which implies that there is some combination of characteristics that all (or most) French guys share that would make them particularly compatible with Elsa. You're making assumptions about the personal traits of members of a heterogeneous group, based on nation of origin, which is approaching textbook racism. It's also not the first time you've done that in this thread. Now, there may be well-thought-out cultural reasons behind your statement, but you haven't really shared them, so I can't comment on whether it's truly racist or not. That's why I say "borderline racism". I guess "potential racism" might be a bit more accurate.

"Muslims probably dislike Frozen because there were Jews involved in its production" was more obviously wrong. While it might be understandable if there was actually something inherently Jewish about the movie, implying that Muslims dislike anything that's even remotely associated with Jews is a bit over-the-top, largely because that's closer to a caricature-esque stereotype than a genuine religious/cultural difference.

The French tend to be romantic.

Really? In my experience they tend to be rude and smell bad. Maybe that's because people, as individuals, are different. They cannot be collectivised except by constantly changing national borders. There is no one defining trait of a Frenchman, just as there is no one defining trait of an American, or a North Korean, or a Scot, or a Maori, or an Inuit, or anyone else for that matter.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

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I pity the fool who doesn't like Frozen!

[Elsa the Snow Queen]

I read it this past school year. It is similar since they both deal with the relationships between aristocracy and common citizens.

And one is a classic Dickens novel about the French Revolution, while the other is a Disney film with magic ice queens and talking snowmen.

Having said that, a nice beheading at the end of Frozen may have made it somewhat bearable as a film.

If it wasn't a kid's movie, seeing Hans beheaded would actually have been pretty satisfying, especially since he tried to behead Elsa with his sword