Frozen II pre-publicity
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Lionel 2022-03-26 09:01:05
Women save the world, men indulge in love. The first is great, and the second is excellent. Although it is far inferior to the previous work in a sense, it is a little disappointing that it is too conservative, but the scenes, special effects, and entertainment have been upgraded, and the music is as good as ever. Elsa and Anna are still the few female characters on the screen in this century who can truly be called role models. And the presence of the male protagonist is still not as good as that of Xuebao, and he can only be on an equal footing with the reindeer.
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Garrick 2022-04-24 07:01:06
[C] What I see is all-round technological progress and core regression. The first is the ultimate essence that Disney has condensed under the changing times, and the second is the "commercial compromise" made in the current social, political and national confrontation and conflict. Business for business's sake, compromise for compromise's sake. Hollywood, represented by Disney, has become too "tasteless" to look directly at it.
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[Elsa is in Ahtohallan]
Arendellian Soldier: King Runeard, I'm sorry. I don't understand.
Elsa: Grandfather.
King Runeard: We bring Arendelle's full guard.
Arendellian Soldier: But they have given us no reason not to trust them.
King Runeard: The Northuldra follow magic, which means we can never trust them.
Elsa: Grandfather?
King Runeard: Magic makes people feel too powerful, too entitled. It makes them think they can defy the will of a king.
Elsa: That is not what magic does. That's just your fear. Fear is what can't be trusted.
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[Elsa has followed the memory of her grandfather too far into Ahtohallan]
Northuldra Leader: King Ruenard, the dam isn't strengthening our waters. It's hurting the forest. It's cutting off the north.
King Runeard: L-L-Let's not discuss this here. Let's meet on the fjord, have tea, find a solution.