Normally I hate 'first guy is the wrong guy' and I really loved the person Hans was pretending to be - such an ideal love interest - but I didn't really notice it until I was leaving a comment somewhere else, probably because picking the right guy is not the main thing of the movie. I was also spoiled for Hans being evil, so I couldn't get invested in him with Anna.
Not only is true love sisterly love, it's something that can be done by the heroine. You can break your own curses. I love that message.
They established Elsa's power as something to rejoice in from the beginning, and Let It Go continued the theme - I really love that. The power was dangerous if uncontrolled, and it couldn't be controlled if repressed or by just going into isolation. And of course it's connected with her emotions, so there's a really blatant metaphor about women's emotions and what happens when they're seen as too dangerous to express.
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Not only is true love sisterly love, it's something that can be done by the heroine. You can break your own curses. I love that message.
They established Elsa's power as something to rejoice in from the beginning, and Let It Go continued the theme - I really love that. The power was dangerous if uncontrolled, and it couldn't be controlled if repressed or by just going into isolation. And of course it's connected with her emotions, so there's a really blatant metaphor about women's emotions and what happens when they're seen as too dangerous to express.