All Things Frozen (Frozen Discussion Thread)

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

You know, when characters like Olaf and Anna do things they do, people would consider it funny, but i would consider it that they have a mental/psychological disease.
What do you think?

Anna is kind of cheesy and irresponsible.

[Giovenith]

You know, when characters like Olaf and Anna do things they do, people would consider it funny, but i would consider it that they have a mental/psychological disease.
What do you think?

I think you're taking children's humor too seriously.

[Oceasia]

You know, when characters like Olaf and Anna do things they do, people would consider it funny, but i would consider it that they have a mental/psychological disease.
What do you think?

I think you're taking children's humor too seriously.

I don't know man. I have this friend of mine who constantly acts strangely, and basically seems like he's crazy. People think he's funny, but i think he should go to a hospital. I'm just highly paranoid about things like that.

[Giovenith]

I think you're taking children's humor too seriously.

I don't know man. I have this friend of mine who constantly acts strangely, and basically seems like he's crazy. People think he's funny, but i think he should go to a hospital. I'm just highly paranoid about things like that.

It'd be pretty fucking disturbing to see someone actually get an anvil dropped on their head in real life, too. The point is that when it's done for comedy in children's media, what grounds of reality surrounding the mishaps of the joke cease to be there. Tom and Jerry isn't supposed to happen like this.

You can be tasteless, yes, but there are known limits.

[Oceasia]

I don't know man. I have this friend of mine who constantly acts strangely, and basically seems like he's crazy. People think he's funny, but i think he should go to a hospital. I'm just highly paranoid about things like that.

It'd be pretty fucking disturbing to see someone actually get an anvil dropped on their head in real life, too. The point is that when it's done for comedy in children's media, what grounds of reality surrounding the mishaps of the joke cease to be there. Tom and Jerry isn't supposed to happen like this.

You can be tasteless, yes, but there are known limits.

Well, that's the end of this discussion. This is it, guys! 1 more page and we'll hit the 1000 post milestone! Is anybody curious as to why the shopkeeper is shopkeeping in the middle of nowhere, basically?

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

It'd be pretty fucking disturbing to see someone actually get an anvil dropped on their head in real life, too. The point is that when it's done for comedy in children's media, what grounds of reality surrounding the mishaps of the joke cease to be there. Tom and Jerry isn't supposed to happen like this.

You can be tasteless, yes, but there are known limits.

Well, that's the end of this discussion. This is it, guys! 1 more page and we'll hit the 1000 post milestone! Is anybody curious as to why the shopkeeper is shopkeeping in the middle of nowhere, basically?

He provides for ice miners.

[Giovenith]

Well, that's the end of this discussion. This is it, guys! 1 more page and we'll hit the 1000 post milestone! Is anybody curious as to why the shopkeeper is shopkeeping in the middle of nowhere, basically?

He provides for ice miners.

That actually makes sense. Or travelers in general.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

This song would be epic when Elsa battles the Russians:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peVdsTglebA

[Bearon]

This song would be epic when Elsa battles the Russians:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peVdsTglebA

:/

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

This song would be epic when Elsa battles the Russians:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peVdsTglebA

:/

Is it not an epic song? I am referring to Once Upon a Time.

[Bearon]

I give up...

[Need a Name]

I've been thinkin', perhaps in the sequel to Frozen Hans could have some redemption. It would be kind of interesting to see a villain be redeemed, it doesn't happen in Disney movies very often if at all.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

I've been thinkin', perhaps in the sequel to Frozen Hans could have some redemption. It would be kind of interesting to see a villain be redeemed, it doesn't happen in Disney movies very often if at all.

I hope he redeems himself.

[Giovenith]

I've been thinkin', perhaps in the sequel to Frozen Hans could have some redemption. It would be kind of interesting to see a villain be redeemed, it doesn't happen in Disney movies very often if at all.

Naaaaah. To be redeemed, there needs to be some part of you that's genuinely good and sorry. Something about the gleeful glint in Hans' eyes as he gets ready to collide his sword into Elsa's head tells me he isn't going to be capable of feeling remorse anytime soon.

[Need a Name]

I've been thinkin', perhaps in the sequel to Frozen Hans could have some redemption. It would be kind of interesting to see a villain be redeemed, it doesn't happen in Disney movies very often if at all.

I hope he redeems himself.

I don't know how he would do it. Perhaps he could save Anna/Elsa from another bad guy?

But if he does that, then betrays them AGAIN, I'll just be mad.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

I hope he redeems himself.

I don't know how he would do it. Perhaps he could save Anna/Elsa from another bad guy?

But if he does that, then betrays them AGAIN, I'll just be mad.

He would defeat Elsa and get Anna to love him again.

[Need a Name]

I've been thinkin', perhaps in the sequel to Frozen Hans could have some redemption. It would be kind of interesting to see a villain be redeemed, it doesn't happen in Disney movies very often if at all.

Naaaaah. To be redeemed, there needs to be some part of you that's genuinely good and sorry. Something about the gleeful glint in Hans' eyes as he gets ready to collide his sword into Elsa's head tells me he isn't going to be capable of feeling remorse anytime soon.

People can change, they could have EASILY executed Hans for his attempted murder of Elsa, not to even mention trying to steal the throne.

[Need a Name]

I don't know how he would do it. Perhaps he could save Anna/Elsa from another bad guy?

But if he does that, then betrays them AGAIN, I'll just be mad.

He would defeat Elsa and get Anna to love him again.

If he defeated Elsa, Anna wouldn't love him.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

Naaaaah. To be redeemed, there needs to be some part of you that's genuinely good and sorry. Something about the gleeful glint in Hans' eyes as he gets ready to collide his sword into Elsa's head tells me he isn't going to be capable of feeling remorse anytime soon.

People can change, they could have EASILY executed Hans for his attempted murder of Elsa, not to even mention trying to steal the throne.

He would have been a martyr if he had been executed.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

He would defeat Elsa and get Anna to love him again.

If he defeated Elsa, Anna wouldn't love him.

Anna should just see how evil Elsa is.

[Oceasia]

Naaaaah. To be redeemed, there needs to be some part of you that's genuinely good and sorry. Something about the gleeful glint in Hans' eyes as he gets ready to collide his sword into Elsa's head tells me he isn't going to be capable of feeling remorse anytime soon.

People can change, they could have EASILY executed Hans for his attempted murder of Elsa, not to even mention trying to steal the throne.

It's gonna be very difficult, but it's possible.

[Need a Name]

People can change, they could have EASILY executed Hans for his attempted murder of Elsa, not to even mention trying to steal the throne.

He would have been a martyr if he had been executed.

A martyr for what...?

[Need a Name]

People can change, they could have EASILY executed Hans for his attempted murder of Elsa, not to even mention trying to steal the throne.

It's gonna be very difficult, but it's possible.

They already broke the cliche of needing a "true love's kiss" for saving the female protagonist. Why not go two for two?

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

He would have been a martyr if he had been executed.

A martyr for what...?

A martyr for Christ and the people.

[Need a Name]

A martyr for what...?

A martyr for Christ and the people.

No... No where in the Bible (well, the New Testament anyway) does it say, "Kill the witch instead of loving her, lying is totally ok, and betraying is awesome!"

And the people loved Elsa.