Do you like sequels better than the original movies? Why?

Following the enthusiasm for Frozen in previous years, Frozen II has brought a fresh breath.

This is fresh air, which originated from an unpredictable Disney movie, in which they decided to make a brave remake.

Frozen II can give up the scenery of the castle and the design of the royal family and replace it with an ambiguous "journey to the unknown world", thus being more free and elegant than its predecessor.

Everything learned from Elsa's distant voice, spirit and unknown history has a mysterious and empty inspiration. I think this is my love for movies like "arrival" and "annihilation".

It feels like a creative playground, all integrated into a movie. I like to think that they have succeeded more or less.

However, without the talents behind the scenes, all this is impossible. The gap between their animation production and the original five years is very obvious, and the team ensured the ethereal atmosphere brought by this film.

Show Yourself still dominates Superman in all frozen songs-indeed. But this is not only because of menzel's powerful voice, but also because of the pure exaggeration of animation in the process of song playing. This is really amazing.

I believe that although the songs in the sequel are not as iconic and strong as those in the original, they are much more important when viewed in animation. This proves their excellent visual narrative skills.

In fact, everything here shows the mastery of animation-the special probability of wave scenes. This is not only a technical feat, but also a good enhancement to Elsa's troubled state.

Oh, Elsa looks like a real villain riding a water horse. Can we all agree on this?

Although the poor acceptance of criticism and audience is mainly due to the "confusing" narrative and the lack of clear villains, I firmly believe that this is different.

The film managed to get rid of Disney's increasingly old-fashioned fairy tale plot and was able to make something completely new from its own perspective-it was equivalent to abstract animation.

Although I can understand the origin of criticism, I think this narrative style is relatively loose, which enables the film to deal with the themes of identity, change and sisterhood in a refreshing artistic style.

About Frozen II, there are some taste buds that can be washed. This is especially popular when Disney dumped a lot of garbage.

Definitely more popular than Frozen. For everyone who is still infatuated with that movie, let it go.