Disney Changes Course, Officially Launches 'Frozen 3' Push 13 Months Early

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L to R: Elsa and Anna in 'Frozen 2'

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8 Comments

  1. Crystal

    Frankly I’m surprised Anna married Kristoff in the first place if she thinks he can’t constantly cater to her “women’s needs”

    1. Phoebe X

      Frozen 4 will be about their divorce after she went viral about how horrible he is

      1. Sandra

        Sounds about right considering movies are supposed to fit the modern audiences standards. Of course that’s why a lot of them fail

      2. Sandra

        That or by the next sequel they will have had two or three kids (all daughters) and kristof will be taking care of them while mommy is out on daring adventures with her sister

  2. PrincessNotAPrincess

    During the short she’ll probably keep questioning her upcoming marriage and wondering if she wants to give up her independence. The movie will be a skip for me. Yeah I know you toxic frozen fans will cry saying we’re judging the entire movie based on a couple of lines from a very short clip. But sometimes a few seconds is all it takes to see what “the message” in a movie is all about. And within that short clip we see that the message is, once again, about how entitled females are and that men are dumb sidelines and should do everything for the woman all while still being classified as terrible husband for not picking up her dress fast enough. Everything today revolves way too much around women. It’s corruptive for little girls to be taught by Disney that women are the strong ones and the men can be treated more like her pet than the wise leader. However, I’m not the only woman who recognizes this problem. That’s why a lot of feminist movies like dirt brown, supergirl, end of woke street and forgotten island don’t make it

    1. Denise

      To me it looks just like generic girlboss junk which is more than half of what Disney’s stuff is. We got three chick flick films from Disney just this year and that’s not including the other feminist junk released this year. They’re blaming the failure of forgotten island on lack of marketing. Heck I heard about that movie months ago, I just didn’t care at all to see more chick flicks. Pretty sure it failed for other reasons besides marketing problems

    2. Sandra

      Here on this site I keep getting @ds for that Wildwood movie, you know the one about the girl who looks like she never sleeps and she’s going on an epic journey with a sidelined boy to go save her little brother? I feel like men being in the lead in movies anymore is considered old fashioned or no longer acceptable to the “modern audience”. Yet Spiderman makes over two billion dollars? 🤔

      1. Connie

        Fellow woman here. When growing up I watched stuff that was either intended for a female audience or general family audience. Some shows I see are intended more so for men and it never bothered me in the least that most of the main characters were male. I’m fine with a lot of female characters I can look up to or connect with but I find hunk of men more appealing to me than modern women. That’s why I cant watch anything geared for women today without getting irritated at the female characters behavior. I’m no senior citizen either, I’m just not a feminist and don’t pretend to be better than a man. Also I can understand that men would prefer men in the lead so they can see a character they can relate to as well. Boys always used to be able to look up cowboys and superheros. Now all the brands today are either female or have turned female

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