"Frozen 2" set a box office record in the first week of its release, which shows how fans love the Disney sisters. However, even if you look from the beginning to the end with your eyes wide open, you may not have noticed the following details:
Detail 1: There is a big white in the ice and snow statues played by Little Anna and Little Aisha.
In the opening flashback, Anna and Elsa are playing with small snow figurines. The two young princesses have an array of little snow people and creatures, and there were some Disney characters among them. One of the figures is Baymax, the lovable robot from Disney's 2014 animated movie "Big Hero Six."
In the memories of Aisha at the beginning of the film, Little Anna and Little Aisha were playing ice and snow figurines, including some Disney characters, such as Da Bai-the 2014 Disney animated film "Super The cute robot in the Marine Corps.
Detail 2: When Little Anna and Little Aisha listened to the story, there was a statue of the god horse by the bed.
When Anna and Elsa hear the story of the enchanted forest for the first time, there's a small horse figurine sitting on Elsa's bedside table. Later in the movie, it's revealed that the water spirit is a mythical horse (called the Nokk). Elsa tames it and rides it to Ahtohallan.
When Anna and Aisha first heard the story of the enchanted forest, Aisha had a pony statue on the head of the bed. Later, the film revealed that the water spirit is a god horse named Nock. Aisha tamed the water elf and rode it to Atoharan.
Detail 3: When Anna took off her purple cloak, her clothes were the same color as Christopher's.
Anna is more focused on Elsa than Kristoff for the first part of the movie, and this was reflected in the couples' costumes. But once the cloak is gone, Anna's outfit actually matches the one Kristoff has been wearing the whole time.
在电影In the first half, Anna pays more attention to Aisha than Christopher, which is also reflected in the clothing of the two. But once Anna took off her cloak, her clothes and Christopher's clothes became a good match.
Detail 4: When Xue Bao sang "When I Grow Up", a Mickey Mouse was hidden in the background.
There's a hidden Mickey somewhere in the scene when Olaf sings "When I Am Older." "There's one Mickey mouse hidden in there," the head of animation of "Frozen2," Becky Bresee, told Insider. "You have to find it though."
When Xuebao sang the song "When I Grew Up", there was a Mickey Mouse hidden in the background picture. "Frozen 2" Animation director Becky Bressey told Insider.com: "There is a Mickey Mouse hidden in the background, and you have to find it yourself. "
Detail Five: The footage of Anna swinging the sword in the trailer did not appear in the movie.
You might have noticed that a scene shown in the trailer for "Frozen 2" never appeared in the movie. The very first teaser for "Frozen 2" was released in February, and it ended with a dramatic moment showing Anna grabbing a sword from Kristoff and swinging it towards the camera. "That [scene] was in [the movie] at one point, and then it was out," Chris Buck , the film's codirector said. "We were like,'Uh oh, people love that scene.' So we made it work, but it's different." The final version of the Anna-sword moment shows her grabbing an ice-sword from a statue instead of a real sword from Kristoff.
You may have noticed that there is a scene in the trailer of "Frozen 2" that never appeared in the movie. The first trailer was released in February this year. At the dramatic ending moment, Anna grabbed a sword from Christopher and swung it towards the camera. One of the directors of the film, Chris Buck, said: "That scene was originally in the movie, but it was deleted. We think people like this scene very much, so we return the sword-wielding plot to the film, but in a different way. "The final version of Anna swinging the sword is that Anna grabbed an ice sword from the statue, not a real sword from Christopher.
Detail six: Prince Aigner read "The Little Mermaid".
When Elsa sees all the snow memories in Ahtohollan, there's a reference to "The Little Mermaid." Elsa sees young Iduna ask young Agnarr what he's reading, and he replies: "Some new Danish author." On the cover of his book, you can just make out the silhouette of Ariel from "The Little Mermaid." Hans Christian Anderson was the Danish author of both "The Little Mermaid" and "The Snow Queen." "The Little Mermaid" was published in 1837, and "The Snow Queen" came afterwards in 1844. If young Agnarr was reading the "new" book by Anderson in 1837 as a boy, then that means the current timeframe in the "Frozen" movies could be around the late 1860s or 1870s.
当艾莎在阿When Toharan saw all the memories of ice and snow, there was a memory related to The Little Mermaid. Aisha saw the young Iduna (Aisha's mother) asking the young Aigner (Aisha's father) what book he was reading. Aigner replied: "A new book written by a Danish writer." In Aigner's book On the cover, you can see the outline of the Little Mermaid Ariel. Danish writer Andersen is the author of The Little Mermaid and The Snow Queen. "The Little Mermaid" was published in 1837, followed by "The Snow Queen" in 1844. If the young Aigner read Andersen's new book in 1837, it means that the time of "Frozen" should be around the late 1860s or 1870s.
Detail Seven: The purple flowers on the melting snow after Xuebao died have a background.
When Olaf "dies," his snow is gathered by Gale and dotted with purple flowers. This is likely reference to the scene at the end of "Frozen" when Olaf is finally experiencing warm weather in Arendelle and smells two buckets of purple flowers.
When Xuebao "die", the wind wizard Gal blew his melted snow into a pile and planted a few purple flowers. This is probably at the end of the first part of Frozen, when Xuebao finally felt the warm weather in the Arendale Kingdom and happily smelled two buckets of purple flowers.
