[ SECRET POST #2736 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2736 ⌋

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Comments

[darkmanifest]

I would have loved a movie that was full of Elsa and Anna having a ton of extremely strained and distant interactions - I would have considered that just as complex as Lilo and Nani's closeness, because, like you said, there's all kinds of variations of sibling relationships. My issue was not with the type of sibling interaction, but the lack of much interaction. Which, to me, doesn't make it a movie about the relationship between the sisters, but a movie that involves sisters, secondary to everything else.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Personally, I think both thoughts are valid. It makes sense that they don't behave much like sisters because they seem to have been kept separate most of their lives, but really, for a movie that is about them rebuilding a true connection, Frozen does not have them talk enough. One emotional duet where they're singing two totally different themes (Anna: "We can do this together!", Elsa: "Leave me alone!") does not really make for good communication.

[darkmanifest]

Yeah, their distance makes complete sense, but the opportunity to make the movie about them trying to bridge that distance was largely wasted. Their duet only pushed them further apart, and then their reconciliation felt like kind of an...afterthought. Maybe it would have worked better if they stuck with Elsa being the villain and had Anna struggling to redeem her, I dunno.