A few days ago, the sequel to the 2013 phenomenon-level Disney animation "Frozen", "Frozen 2" was released. The stunning and global "Let It Go" that year made everyone's requirements and expectations for the second part very high. Fortunately, Disney did not let us down. After six years of sharpening the sword, the new "Frozen" also brought us new surprises. Of course, there are also new original soundtracks~ and the most concerned question about this sequel is whether Disney can create a new song style and establish a new atmosphere. The first song "All Is Found" at the beginning of the
movie was sung by Evan Rachel Woods, the heroine of "Westworld". This song about the river of memories is full of fables of Norse mythology. The lyrics suggest that this will be a challenging journey. With a slightly mysterious "But not too far or you'll be drowned", the film Logo Emerged, this magnificent adventure has officially opened.
"Frozen 2"'s theme song "Into the Unknown" is the same as "Let it go", co-written by Robert Lopez and Christine Anderson Lopez. "Into the Unknown" is the introduction to this work and the first song to be released. Pop singer AURORA played a mysterious cry in this song. Taste the lyrics carefully, and you can feel Elsa's sway between exploring the unknown and stable life. The violin string music adds weird color to the song, and also sets the darker tone of the movie. The final version of the
film "Into the Unknown" is even more shocking. The popular version of the United States and South Korea was sung by Panic! At The Disco and Taeyeon.
It is worth mentioning that the Chinese soundtrack of this film is also very good. Hu Weina continues to sing for Elsa. Every voice actor is very powerful and full of emotions, especially Li Xiaoxiao's "The Next Right Thing" by Anna. ", breathing and breathing seem to be on the beat, emotional immersion comparable to the original.
"Into the Unknown" was compared with "Let it go", which is reasonable, but anyone who ignores the atmosphere of the film itself and criticizes the song is irrational. In the first part, Elsa was originally set to be an evil queen, but the appearance of "Let it go" changed the entire movie. The creation of the entire song was completed in just over ten minutes, and "Let it go" swept across Globally, such a situation cannot be met. "Into the Unknown" is the central sentence of the sequel. The whole movie revolves around it. It is about who you are, who I am, and what the truth is. It leads the characters step by step to complete their transformation and growth.
Speaking of the growth of each character, one of the highlights of the film is the lonely and pitiful love song sung by the actor in the forest. The editing, transitions, and special effects of that period are full of 80s style, very brilliant. Even if the sequel becomes more heavy, the hero and Xuebao always bring cheerful tunes to break the darkness.
not only has the style of painting become dark, it is also a more mature movie. For the audience, they have grown up for six years since the first film. The film has a broad, mysterious tone. The protagonists set out to find the family history of Elsa, combining epic fantasy elements: like a stone giant from Middle-earth, the four elements, and the indigenous tribes of the Northlanders. Like the previous "Pocahontas", "Frozen 2" abandons the narrative method of the opposition of good and evil, and has carried out a meticulous depiction of the balance between human nature and nature. The climax of the
movie "Show Yourself", after Elsa conquered the water element of the dark sea, began an exciting transformation. After listening to this song, you can understand why Disney does not advocate the theme song of this song, as Elsa's The song of growth and transformation, this song further breaks the limits of Elsa and discovers the truth.
"Frozen 2" sometimes makes us get lost in the intricate plot line. But this frosty sequel, withThe joy and dazzling that came, seemed to bring everything back to the climax of "Let it go". Some people say that Disney movie sequels will always hit the streets, but "Frozen 2" may break the spell.
because there is magic here.
