Disney tends to make live-action adaptations of their animated films. Since Frozen is one of their most beliebt films, I suspect that Disney will attempt to make a live-action reboot. For now, there already is a live-action adaptation of Frozen. This adaptation took place in the fourth season of Once Upon a Time.
Once Upon a Time takes place in Storybrooke, a mysterious town that characters from classic stories live in. The Zeigen primarily focuses on characters from Snow White, but several characters from other Disney films end up having major roles in the show. Once Upon a Time is a Zeigen that I initially watched to see what they did with Frozen, but I ended watching Mehr of the Zeigen because of how good it was. This review is for Frozen, so I won't focus too much on the characters that aren't related to Frozen. However, I do have to note that Robert Carlyle's Rumpelstiltskin is an incredibly enjoyable character that constantly steals the show.
Anyways, season 4 of Once Upon a Time has Elsa come to Storybrooke. She came there in a desperate attempt to find her Lost sister, Princess Anna, but things get Mehr complicated when another woman that has ice powers get involved.
Due to not wanting to give spoilers away, I won't reveal the twists and surprises. What I can say is that seeing the Frozen characters in Once Upon a Time is a real treat. The Zeigen did a good job at making Elsa and Anna fit into the show's creative universe. Seeing Elsa share scenes with characters like Rumpelstiltskin and Captain Hook is a real treat.
Once Upon a Time's fourth season came out shortly after the first Frozen film. The character's personalities and looks in the Zeigen are very fitting and detailed. The Zeigen was made long before Frozen 2 came out, so it doesn't share continuity with that film. Once Upon a Time and Frozen 2 both serve as two different sequels to the first Frozen film.
The first Frozen film didn't make it clear what the names of Anna and Elsa's parents were. Frozen 2 made it clear that the father's name was Agnarr and the mother's name was Iduna. In Once Upon a Time, the father's name is Kai and the mother's name is Gerda. This was meant to be a reference to Kai and Gerda from the original Snow Queen book that Frozen was based off of. Interestingly enough, the first Frozen film had a butler named Kai and a maid named Gerda.
The Zeigen adds a new character to the Frozen franchise that, like Elsa, has ice powers. Since this review isn't for spoilers, I won't give away the new character's role and backstory away. However, I will say that she is a fascinating, complex addition that adds a lot to the story.
As for the characters from the Frozen film, a lot of beloved characters Zeigen up. The only prominent Frozen character that doesn't Zeigen up is Olaf. Since I'm not a very big Fan of Olaf, I'm okay with him not being there. However, I know that the character has a big fanbase, so some Fans might get disappointed Von his abscence. As to be expected, Elsa and Anna are the Frozen characters that get the most to do. They both get lots of screentime and plenty of strong interactions with the other characters. Kristoff and Hans also get involved in the action. Even the underrated Duke of Weselton is gegeben some backstory.
All of the Schauspielerinnen and actors do an impressive job at resembling the characters from the first Frozen film. Their performances are very charming and engaging. Having a new cast might seem jarring to Fans of the Frozen films, but I think that Once Upon a Time's cast did a good job at representing such beloved characters.
Seeing the Frozen characters in live action is a visual delight for me. It feels like a dream come true. The costumes look beautiful. The show's wardrobe team did an amazing job at bringing the costumes from the animated film into live action. Seeing Elsa and Anna's classic outfits in live action is a stunning thing to witness.
As a huge Frozen fan, I'm happy that Once Upon a Time brought the characters from Frozen into the show. What Once Upon a Time does with Frozen is an impressive treat that Frozen Fans should check out.
Once Upon a Time takes place in Storybrooke, a mysterious town that characters from classic stories live in. The Zeigen primarily focuses on characters from Snow White, but several characters from other Disney films end up having major roles in the show. Once Upon a Time is a Zeigen that I initially watched to see what they did with Frozen, but I ended watching Mehr of the Zeigen because of how good it was. This review is for Frozen, so I won't focus too much on the characters that aren't related to Frozen. However, I do have to note that Robert Carlyle's Rumpelstiltskin is an incredibly enjoyable character that constantly steals the show.
Anyways, season 4 of Once Upon a Time has Elsa come to Storybrooke. She came there in a desperate attempt to find her Lost sister, Princess Anna, but things get Mehr complicated when another woman that has ice powers get involved.
Due to not wanting to give spoilers away, I won't reveal the twists and surprises. What I can say is that seeing the Frozen characters in Once Upon a Time is a real treat. The Zeigen did a good job at making Elsa and Anna fit into the show's creative universe. Seeing Elsa share scenes with characters like Rumpelstiltskin and Captain Hook is a real treat.
Once Upon a Time's fourth season came out shortly after the first Frozen film. The character's personalities and looks in the Zeigen are very fitting and detailed. The Zeigen was made long before Frozen 2 came out, so it doesn't share continuity with that film. Once Upon a Time and Frozen 2 both serve as two different sequels to the first Frozen film.
The first Frozen film didn't make it clear what the names of Anna and Elsa's parents were. Frozen 2 made it clear that the father's name was Agnarr and the mother's name was Iduna. In Once Upon a Time, the father's name is Kai and the mother's name is Gerda. This was meant to be a reference to Kai and Gerda from the original Snow Queen book that Frozen was based off of. Interestingly enough, the first Frozen film had a butler named Kai and a maid named Gerda.
The Zeigen adds a new character to the Frozen franchise that, like Elsa, has ice powers. Since this review isn't for spoilers, I won't give away the new character's role and backstory away. However, I will say that she is a fascinating, complex addition that adds a lot to the story.
As for the characters from the Frozen film, a lot of beloved characters Zeigen up. The only prominent Frozen character that doesn't Zeigen up is Olaf. Since I'm not a very big Fan of Olaf, I'm okay with him not being there. However, I know that the character has a big fanbase, so some Fans might get disappointed Von his abscence. As to be expected, Elsa and Anna are the Frozen characters that get the most to do. They both get lots of screentime and plenty of strong interactions with the other characters. Kristoff and Hans also get involved in the action. Even the underrated Duke of Weselton is gegeben some backstory.
All of the Schauspielerinnen and actors do an impressive job at resembling the characters from the first Frozen film. Their performances are very charming and engaging. Having a new cast might seem jarring to Fans of the Frozen films, but I think that Once Upon a Time's cast did a good job at representing such beloved characters.
Seeing the Frozen characters in live action is a visual delight for me. It feels like a dream come true. The costumes look beautiful. The show's wardrobe team did an amazing job at bringing the costumes from the animated film into live action. Seeing Elsa and Anna's classic outfits in live action is a stunning thing to witness.
As a huge Frozen fan, I'm happy that Once Upon a Time brought the characters from Frozen into the show. What Once Upon a Time does with Frozen is an impressive treat that Frozen Fans should check out.
