Frozen 2 DVD [2019]

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Paul Vasileff, Designer Paolo Sebastian, takes us behind the seams of his Frozen 2 collaboration with Disney

While Elsa attempts to find out who was calling her, Anna destroys the dam to make amends to the Northuldra for Arendelle's mistakes. Elsa's last-minute intervention prevents the destruction of the kingdom, but Anna destroys the dam in the belief that Elsa is dead. According to Kang, the film promotes reparations for past atrocities. [1] Matt Goldberg wrote that the symbolism of the film's ending is undercut by having Elsa save Arendelle, instead of rebuilding the kingdom elsewhere. [81] This is the first Walt Disney Animation Studios sequel in the Disney Animated Features canon to focus on the secondary character (in this case it being Elsa) rather than the protagonist of the original film, thus promoting Elsa as the primary female character.

People magazine released a special Frozen II issue filled with secrets from the film, including the signing of a contract with real-life Norwegians. [30] Prologue- A battle rages between Arendelle and the Northuldra while a mysterious figure challenges King Agnarr.

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Outtakes– Laugh along with the cast of “Frozen 2” as they record their lines, sing their songs and have fun in the recording booth.