Tangled is Better than Frozen

There are many ways in which Frozen cannot surpass Tangled.First, off, the villains...Hans versus Mother Gothel. Mother Gothel is a far far more complex villain than Hans. You could tell she was a villain from miles away, but she acted incredibly and convinced Rupunzel that the world was dangerous. Seriously, you know she's sly, she's lying, but at the same time...within her song, she's amazing, acting like a warm careful mother while still revealing the cold-blooded dark side of her (the sly quiet scary voice). Just listen to the song! (The video) http://www.youtube.com...;In fact, if you remove her voice, it even sounds like the song could have been sang by the good guy...second video: http://www.youtube.com...;(start at around 0:30). This just shows how complex Mother Gothel is. Furthermore, her plan did not fail, and as arrogant as she were, stating directly "don't come back crying...mother knows best." And she was right. She even had a reprise to prove her slyness (third video). http://www.youtube.com...;In conclusion Mother Gothel is a more complicated and developed villain compared to Hans. The plot holesTangled has pretty much no plot holes. On the other hand, Frozen has many many plot holes which do not help it to become a superior movie...1. The Trolls caused the problems--seriously? "Fear is her worst enemy." You're just asking the parents to lock her up forever and HOPE she gets control of her powers2. Did Elsa NOT (truly) love her parents?!--sure, her fear grew worse and worse, but how could it POSSIBLY overpower her love of her parents!?3. The dudes cutting ice--What happened to Kristoff"s parents? I mean, yes, they died, okay, I believe that--then, Who are those other ice miners then? Why did they let this little kid and his reindeer out on the ice with them? Isn"t that extremely dangerous?4. Where did Elsa"s powers come from?--and HOW did the trolls know about this? They may know magic. They may know how to raise the dead. But unless somebody else had this power before Elsa, the trolls could not possibly know. Even if they did, they'd have to credit someone with powers before Elsa. They can't just go like "Fear is her worst enemy. Yep, I know what I'm doing. Even though I haven't told you how I know this stuff. Even though your book says I only know magic and how to raise dead. Eeyup."5. After their parents died, who actually kept the gates shut? I mean, no one else knew why they were keeping the gates shut, so what made them do it? The princess who never left her room? Hmmmmm.6. who took care of things between their parents dying and Elsa"s coronation? If Elsa was locked in her room and Anna was roaming the halls, who was running the place?!7. WHY DOESN"T KRISTOFF RECOGNIZE ANNA?! He remembers when he saw Grand Pabbie take care of her the first time. I know they were both young, but it"s very obvious she was a princess, with an older sister with ice powers, AND she has her white streak in her hair. It is impossible that Kristoff forgets such a kind of a person.8.Elsa can bring snow creatures to life.....?! This was never explained before. Indeed, her powers are awesome, and she can build a great ice castle. Indeed, she can cause heart-freeze and literal brain-freeze. But NOTHING suggests she can build live snowman, at least up to the point of Let it Go. FAIL PLOTHOLE, and "Olaf was funny" does not excuse this poorly explained randomly come-alive scene.9. Anna cannot possibly know Kristoff's name. That's right--Kristoff never introduces his real full name, so how could Anna ever know it's "Christopher"??? The only way for my opponent to disprove this is to show the script and that Kristoff actually introduced himself as Christopher.And finally the side-characters are much better in Tangled. Both the chameleon and the horse within Tangled express much personlity and funness. In contrast within Frozen the trolls pretty much cause the problem and hope that Elsa gets hold of her powers instead of out-right stating true love is needed. Olaf was just random and causing yet another plot hole--how did he find the room and unlock it with his carrot? It's like Batman hitting the target on his first try. It would take forever for Olaf to find the room which Elsa is contained within.I might be unavailible for the next rounds and forfeit, just a heads-up.Onto you, con.