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I can't lose you, Elsa.

I can't lose you either, Anna.

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Is Max back with another film review?? Yes. Today's is Frozen 2! Spoilers ahead if you're also taking a while to watch it, no judgement here because I took, what, five months to watch it. Prewarning, the following points I make are not in the order they appear in the film, just in order of me remembering them.

I watched it at 1am last night, and I'll admit I did cry! Disney's been doing that to me lately, I sobbed my heart out at Moana and Brother Bear. The film started and I got up to their mom singing to them in bed when I realized "yeah, Disney's got me again, we're crying in the club today".

We got to Into The Unknown and lemme tell ya, it took a lot of effort to belt out with Idina Menzel and wake up the whole house. My eyes started stinging with the tears welling up, but they weren't falling yet, no no!

Then came Kristoff's 80's theme album debut with reindeer back-up singers. If Robin Williams were still kicking, he would definitely voice Sven, without a doubt. Throughout the whole song I was looking at Kristoff thinking "look at all that sweet romance-infused panic".

Now, as the fucking gremlin I am, how can I not address the fucking salamander. He's s o cute!! A bby!! The little sounds he made?? I'm lov. 10/10 needed more screen time, would die for, already signing to adopt. If he has a name I either didn't pick up on or forgot, please tell me!

And the part I cried at?? Not when Elsa freezes, not when Olaf died (more on that in a sec), not when Arendelle nearly floods, but when Elsa finds that the person calling her all that time was her m o t h e r in Ahtohallan!! The Show Yourself build up?? Yes. The important mother/daughter relationship?? Y e s. Elsa looking Like That?? Yessss. The whole scene. The foreshadowing that when Elsa was worried after the charades at the start, she was wearing her mother's shawl because she finds comfort in her mother's presence. It was 👌👌👌👌👌 perfect 💖💖.

Here we come back to Olaf. Specifically his death. Well, 'death', I mean, it was temporary. Call this a hot take or controversial opinion, but I didn't really see the point in it?? Was it to cause more angst? Make the kids cry? That's killing off a character just for the sake of killing off a character. Although I kinda get it because he's made by Elsa's magic so when she dies, he dies, so it was a message to Anna that Elsa was dead, but would he not have still lived because her magic was the link between the other four elements? So as long as the other four elements were still intact, so would he? At the very least, she was still somewhat alive so why should he completely die? Seems pretty unfair to me, and he's just overall had a bad experience during the whole film, he even addresses it himself that Anna pushed him away before he could say good bye and he was mad about it! And then they go and kill him off?? Can we even get an explanation why he got so smart all of a sudden, where have all these facts come from, how can he read?? How does he know about water going through something four times but doesn't know what 'transform' (or whatever that one word he mentioned near the end) means?? Idk gang I feel like they did him dirty in this one.

But other than that, I quite enjoyed it :D!

TL;DR - I cried, Into The Unknown is a belter, Kristoff is an even mix of Panic and Love, the salamander is To Die For, Show Yourself hit me straight in the feels, Olaf got done dirty