Did Elsa's dress after the big song bother anyone else? Like, it looks like a modern night gown or some shit. This movie was in like 1840.
And the traditional garb from the first half was just cuter, really.
Frozen and my personal autism
Xavier Diaz
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Isaac Cook
look at this. Much cuter. Why did Anna get all the cute outfits?
Nathaniel Morris
Like, what the shit about this looks like 1840s Norway? It looks like a modern party dress. 1950s would be pushing it.
Jace Jones
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Gabriel Green
What exactly is the dress made of? Ice?
Does it melt?
Ryder Cook
if the song is any indication, it is a lack of fucks.
Sebastian Kelly
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William Carter
Decent renditions
its a shame Disney no longer gives even the facade of caring about period in their movies anymore
Dominic Brown
Well, at the start of Frozen, Anna and Elsa both have on a kind of Disneyish Bunad. Then it just all kind of goes to shit by the middle of the film.
Also, perhaps Elsa and Anna wouldn't have never worn Bunad. Apparently their mother was the sister of Rapunzel's mother. So in that Disney universe, UK and EU royalty were intermarrying. So they would have probably warn the garb of the court of whatever the world power was at the time. Probably England, France, or Germany. Maybe Itally or Spain depending.
Liam Rodriguez
>my personal autism
At least you're honest about it.
Jeremiah Foster
>At least you're honest about it.
I know. The average person wouldn't care if the MC magically started to wear an outfit from 100 years in the future.
Aladdin could have probably spent the second half in cargo shorts and a button up tiki shirt and no one would have cared as long as the Genie kept with the puns.
Ryder Wood
Wow, that's really good.
Gavin Richardson
that's for the desperate male nerds silly
look at those exposed shoulder, that fucking slut
Zachary Bell
The shoulders?
My good sir, she is showing her legs. HER LEGS!
That's absolutely barbaric!
Bentley White
The movie is only *inspired* by norwegian culture it's not supposed to be an accurate historical portrayal.
Besides, Elsa's new dress is suppposed to be unique and foreign. It's driving home the point that she's different from everyone.
Aiden Thompson
>Supposed to be to be unique and foreign
"How can you rule the people, without understanding the people."
Andrew Wilson
Kek.
Carter Peterson
I figure it's meant to look different because it shows she doesn't give a fuck about how things are meant to be.
Nolan Jones
She didn't want to rule at that moment
Henry Robinson
All I have to say is that you shouldn't fucking match green with purple unless you're a batshit insane comic book supervillain. That's all.
Fuck, it looks awful.
Alexander Ortiz
Through power and fear, duh
Lincoln Adams
>I know nothing about color theory
Ayden Myers
>muh matching secondary colors
It's ugly and jarring. The end.
Owen Murphy
source?
Nathan Smith
Fuck, now I want a sequel where Elsa becomes like Vlad tepes
Joshua Clark
Asher James
ICE ON THE RHINE
Landon Green
>That's absolutely barbaric!
Yeah, in 1840 Norway, probably.
Joshua Fisher
>purple
It was a sign of wealth and power for royalty. Apparently purple was an insanely expensive dye.
Xavier Baker
>its a shame Disney no longer gives even the facade of caring about period in their movies anymore
They never did, what are you talking about?
Juan Parker
>They never did, what are you talking about?
eeeehhhh, Snow White, Cinderella, and Pinocchio did an ok enough job. Maybe Beauty and the Beast. And alice in wonderland.