La Reine des Neiges II [Walt Disney Animation Studios - 2019]

Mr Baggins a écrit: je sais objectivement que ce n'était pas si ouf en fait, et j'ai vraiment remarqué beaucoup de problèmes (de gros problèmes) qui me poussent carrément à me demander si c'était un bon film ou pas.

Yokill2B a écrit:Je te crois sur parole quand tu dis que le film a des problèmes, mais perso je vais attendre ta critique au tournant, car tous les arguments à charge contre le film que j'ai vu jusqu'ici un peu partout, j'ai pu les démonter méticuleusement et ce sans trop d'efforts.

I remember the moment that I found out that that scene was written, I couldn’t believe it and yet it felt exactly right and the way that it felt right was so perfect because if we had written it where Anna wanted to be queen, it would not have worked. That’s not Anna.

The whole movie is working on her codependency. She doesn’t know what to do when she’s alone. I know that feeling very well. It’s real easy to live for other people and then when you’re alone in a house you’re like what do I do? Literally what do I do? The fact that they wrote it as Elsa’s idea was this beautiful gift that was just matched Anna’s belief and drive in saying, ‘Elsa, your ideas are crazy and weird and also I’m going to stand right next to you while you try to accomplish them.

This ultimate belief in people and also this slightly maternal thing that older sisters have, the way that it was written when the moment right before that scene, when Elsa says making it right and I know exactly how to do that or I know what to do. It just filled me with so much joy because it’s what you do to a codependent person when you have to encourage them.

Before [writer/director] Jennifer Lee wrote the script, we sat down for a while and she said, ‘What do you think Anna is struggling with? What’s the next big hurdle in her life?’ and it honestly took me a while to come up with it, but I think whereas Anna in the first one is ultimately optimistic and believes in everyone around her, I wanted to talk about, what you do when you don’t know what to do, which I think is a really dark question for a lot of us. What do you do when you don’t know what to do?

We waited around to find the story lines that were important enough to talk about, ones that we felt were necessary and things that hadn’t been discussed before. This film definitely grew with its audience, and it took so long to make because everyone was hell-bent on not just making episode 2 of Frozen. I am very co-dependent, and that’s part of where my people-pleasing and optimism comes from, and we really dug deep with Anna about the good and the bad parts of being all those things in a melting pot. But what do you do when you can’t live for someone else anymore? I think our children deserve that conversation.

We knew from the beginning our ending. We knew that just looking at the characters, really understanding the characters and loving the characters, we knew that Anna should be queen. Anna should be the leader. She’s a natural born leader and that Elsa should be free. And we finally felt that with this one we love that and we love the last image of Elsa and the happiness on her face at the very end of being free. Having the ending at the very beginning really helped us.

That shot [where Anna and Elsa sending messages to each other in their own homes] was always there. That shot went through every iteration, that moment.

There is also something, the moment for big sister/little sister where your big sister sees you as the whole person and the potential, that the little sister has risen up to a place of like I see your power. Anna’s a leader and she’s the best kind of leader because of how nurturing and giving, she’s the one who lifts people up. That’s the best kind of leader. Kristen brought that to Anna. It’s been in Anna from the very beginning. She just didn’t know it. She was growing and learning.

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