Disney's Frozen Research Paper

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The frigid air on this Monday evening foresees snowfall once the sun drops below the horizon. The frost clinging to the turf blends in with the white cleats of the players. Each fan bundled up in sweatshirts, under jackets, under winter coats. A woman next to me saw that I had clearly not come dressed

She smiled at me and said, “Serenity this wasn’t your fault. If it was anyone’s fault, it was the men who did this. Just promise me one thing before I die.”

When a heavy snowstorm sweeps across the North Pole, everyone starts to worry. Will Christmas be canceled, or will Rayne Emily Deer’s dream finally come

Disney Premiere is a program aimed to produce the new child stars of tomorrow. Over 75,000 aspiring actors, singers, dancers, and models from ages 5 - 20 audition yearly. Of these applicants, only 500 are actually chosen to take part in the program. Landry Bender is an actress who found success through Disney Premiere and today enjoys a career in television. So, what did she have to do to get there? How did she get started? How did she do it?

Disney’s new movie “Frozen” has caught the eyes of viewers and has surprised us all, reaching No. 1 in the box Office and have pass over $300 million of tickets sold, this movie has no sign of slowing down any time soon. “Frozen’ is one of the few recent Disney films to capture the classic Disney script, like “Cinderella” or “Snow White”, it’s a heart warming and loving story, guaranteed to thaw a frozen heart. Unlike the usual Disney princess story line where the girl has a poor life or things just don’t turn out like there suppose to, they wish upon a star, fall in love, then bibbidi-bobbdi-boo they have a happily ever after. Frozen strayed off from tradition and decided to go for more of a different approach. True love has always been a

It was dark. It was November. And the earth seemed about ready to enter a new ice age. The only indications of a summer long gone were the trees that held fast against the advent of winter and the occasional popsicle clothed in dress meant for better days. And early as it was, the outskirts of seemed as busy as ever. Cars flew down the neon-lit streets of the city

She jumped off the counter, tossed the apple core in the trash and made her way over to where I was standing. “Sandwiches are good enough for that bum. If I were you, I wouldn’t be

Telling a story without words is never an easy thing. Telling a story while skating is even harder. The Racquet Club of Victoria Skating Club is deep in the throes of getting their members ready for their bi-annual ice skating show, A Toy Story on Ice.

We all have memories different than everyone else.Lights shimmer, “I see one,” the smell of musty wood, blood slowly dripping to My lip,bland baby octopus. something most of us have experiences but all in different ways. These are some of mine.

The last of the snow has slowly melted away, along with everyone’s puffy coats and holiday spirit. Although this morning began quite nippy, any chill disappears as the sun rises higher in the sky. Today, I watch the small town awake and begin it’s normal early-morning bustle.

All I ever wanted was to live happily ever after. Since we arrived, my family made a habit of drifting from city to county as the searched for a perfect place to raise a family in America. However, I wasn’t able to grow up the same way other kids did because, when most kids were playing with their friends, I was busy switching into new homes, fitting into new communities, and trying (and failing) at making new friends. Since our moves were unplanned and fairly frequent, I began to fear loving anyplace, anything, or anyone since I knew anything I would come to love could disappear at any instant. So I avoided making new friends and exploring my community and began to grow up with a very cautious and reserved personality. The only thing I knew that could bring me out of my anti-social shell was Disney! Disney films didn’t just break me out of my shell but, they taught me so many lessons that have been critical in discovering who I am.

Frozen is another Disney movie that is able to maintain its popularity due to its principal genre- a princess movie. The use of music, a transformation undergone by the protagonist, and the presence of love make Frozen just another princess movie. And yet, Disney is able to stretch this genre out over long periods of time due to the changes of personalities, ethnicities, skin colors and other features of the princesses. These changes do make the princesses, though similar in a general sense, stand out from each other. However, not all people find enjoyment in such a genre. In this article, Dan Schindel highlights the weaknesses of the movie Frozen. As a result of these shortcomings, this causes the movie to have an uncertain and unrealistic feel to it. How does Disney pitch

Humans throughout history have always used storytelling to pass on stories and morals to the next generation of society. Although it was always common to use verbal narration to tell these tales, within the last 100 years, remarkable achievements in technology have helped progress storytelling to a new level. As a species humans are now capable of creating images and sounds to display our fables and anecdotes to anyone with the ability to watch. Movies and television have begun to have ability to shape the way a person thinks. Animation is typically the most appropriate genre of movies. Companies such as Disney take their G-Ratings and mold the minds of the young children excited to watch. Typically Disney movies have been filled with undertones that are conservative and non-controversial until recently. Judith Halberstam, a Gender Studies professor at University of Southern California, is the author of an essay that points out elements in the newest movie additions to the Disney family of movies, i.e. Pixar movies, which are progressive. Halberstam calls upon readers to look into animated movies such as Pixar’s and to try and find how the creators of such movies tried to voice controversial opinions in subtle ways. The movie Frozen by Disney is not mentioned in the essay, but very easily fits into Halberstam’s description of new-age animation.

“Introduction: The Struggle for Meaning,” in Bruno Bettelheim’s essay “The Uses of Enchantment,” discusses problems that all children face while growing up and the path to attaining self-worth and morality. Bettelheim’s essay explores how fairy tales are not only enjoyable for a child but also that, “rich personal meaning is gained from fairy stories because they facilitate changes in identification as the child deals with different problems” (Bettelheim, 17). The Frozen adaptation, “Disney Frozen: The Junior Novel,” by Sarah Nathan and Sela Roman is a fairy tale based on Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Snow Queen,” and includes features from Bettelheim’s introduction including death, aging, good versus evil, and anxiety. This Frozen adaptation provides children with valuable lessons that can help mature them individually and helps guide them through their personal morality and self-realization.