Tangled better than Frozen

For my last argument, I found I blog where someone with a very similar situation to mine. "Unpopular Opinion: Why Tangled is Better Than Frozen": When I saw Tangled for the first time I liked it, but I didn"t love it. The second time I saw it, something awoke in me that I hadn"t felt since The Lion King was released in 1994. It was pure Disney magic and Tangled quickly joined my top 5 Disney animated features of all time. The first time I saw Frozen I was deeply disappointed and walked out of the theater embarrassed I had made my date sit through it. My friends and I spent quite a while passionately discussing its many short-comings, particularly in the emotion department. Then the reviews came out". Wow, did we miss something!? This excerpt from the article is exactly how I thought about the two movies. Our situations are almost the same! When I first saw Tangled I wanted to see it again! I loved it! We even drove out of town a couple of times to see it again. The time I saw Frozen, I thought it was going to be better than what it was. I was disappointed. When my mom asked if I liked it, I couldn't answer. I saw it again MONTHS later at my friends sleepover, and I liked it better, but it still didn't live up to my reaction to Tangled. After I first saw Frozen, I didn't even tell my friends that I saw the movie because I was so embarrassed I had seen it. But, to my surprise, everyone at school had seen it and loved it. Everyone I talked to said they loved the movie. Like in this article, what I and the author felt was the same. With Frozen, I liked the opening ice scene. After seeing that the first time my expectations were high. But the characters ruined it. Tangled's opening scene was the "Once Upon A Time". Yes, this didn't really excite me, but it led to the perfect way to give back ground information on Rapunzel and how she got her powers. Disney didn't do this with Elsa. I also noticed that by not showing how Elsa got her powers, the true Frozen fans I have talked to don't get Elsa. Yes, I wasn't a Frozen fan, but I understood how Elsa had powers and that she was misunderstood. She kept trying to save people but would end up hurting them, almost like Wicked. But, when I was watching the movie at my friends house, we were at the scene were Anna has found Elsa and they are singing and Elsa says, "I can't!" And accidentally hits Anna with ice. My friend made the comment, "That's when Elsa turns evil." I was instantly confused. Elsa was NEVER evil! She was a misunderstood character, and by not explaining her history, some viewers were left confused. Even though both movies are animated, you can still cry at animation. My mom cried her heart out when we saw Frozen, not when Flynn "died", but when Rapunzel reunites with her parents. You can she her mother's expression on her face when she sees her daughter again. In Frozen, there is no parental love at all. You feel no connection between any of the characters, made Anna and Kristoff. The movie should have done better to make Hans evil guy reveal more of a surprise. The way to do that would have been to make their relationship more real. I guess I am repeating myself with the characters here, but that is were Frozen struggled. In Tangled, there was Maximus, that had a personality with no voice. In Frozen there was Sven that was as dump as a box of rocks. Sven could have never been in the movie and the plot wouldn't have changed at all, unlike Tangled with Maximus. Frozen did have Olaf that was a great comic relief. Yes Tangled didn't have an "Olaf" but that's because Tangled didn't need one. Frozen was struggling so much, Olaf was a last minute add in. And as a last minute thing, I'm going to repeat my first argument. Frozen had WAY to many songs. The point made in the article was that it seemed like it was trying to be a broadway musical. Yes the songs were good, great even. But most unnecessary. Let me name all the songs and try no to leave any out. Do You Wanna Build A Snowman, First Time In Forever, Love is an Open Door, Let it Go, Summer, Fixer Upper, First Time in Forever Reprise, and I think that's it. Too many songs in this movie! Tangled had just the right amount. When will my life begin, Flower Gleam and Glow, I've Gotta Dream, Kingdom Dance (no words and no words are needed), and lastly I See the Light. I never once felt that any of these songs were out of place. With Frozen, when a character would start singing, I was like, not again!!!