On "Frozen."

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While a daring move on Disney's part to explore mutant acceptance in fantasy settings, I feel like the parts with Hans and his kingdom grasping were handled very poorly. Succession was of untold import in Danish princedoms, and Elsa would have had a retainer for the years she was unfit to claim the crown. Eliminating her as a potential threat without any witnesses (or a treaty between his parents and the kingdom of Arrendale) would have just plunged the tiny kingdoms into a war as the aristocracy struggled to gain power and deal with Han's lack of planning. Alas. You can only expect so many things from a twelfth son.

Then they all wouldn't see Elsa's snow-monster army approaching to reign horrible, terrible vengeance.

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Really I should have expected that she would like it. I imagine Crystal may have been quite taken with ... oh bugger, the one from Atlantis, who has water powers. I never remember her name because Disney seems to not care about that movie one whit.

Despite that clearly Milo is Doug Ramsey.

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Kida.



Okay, my glasses are nowhere NEAR that big.

;-)

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Hmm, I think I know my next costume for Halloween.

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Should Disney have an interesting in animating Mr. Ramsey?

If I remember correctly, Princess Crystal found its lack of music to be a major downside.