The original opening scene of "Frozen" was a tragic wedding, not the sisterhood that is now deep.
Frozen is a Disney animated film launched in 2013, based on Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale "The Snow Queen", which won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and grossed more than $1.3 billion, becoming one of the highest-grossing animated films in the world.
Its story follows the relationship between two sisters, Elsa and Anna, and how Elsa takes control of her ice magic. The theme song of this movie "Let It Go" has also swept the world, and has been covered and imitated by countless people.
But, you know what?The opening scene originally set in this movie turned out to be Elsa's tragic wedding!Yes, you heard it right, Aisha was supposed to get married, and she was the one who was dumped!
This amazing inside story was revealed by Chris Barker, co-director and screenwriter of Frozen, in an interview with Vanity Fair magazine. He said that the original setting was that Aisha and Anna were not sisters, but neighbors in the same village, Aisha was a ** ice queen, and Anna was a kind village girl.
At Elsa's wedding, her fiancé suddenly changes his heart and abandons her, leaving her heartbroken. She ran up the hill and made a wish that she would never feel such pain again. As a result, her heart was frozen, and she also lost the ability to love and became a ruthless person.
Anna is the only one who believes that Elsa is still kind and wants to save her.
Such a setting is completely different from the current "Frozen", and it can even be said to be the other way around.
The current Aisha is an older sister who loves her younger sister, and her magic is something she has had since she was a child, not something she has acquired. She left the kingdom because she was afraid that her magic would hurt others, especially Anna.
She frees herself in the ice palace and sings "Let It Go", but she is not really happy, she still craves love and acceptance.
Anna, on the other hand, is a brave princess who desperately goes out of her way to find Elsa, hoping to get her home and rebuild her sisterhood with her. She even sacrificed her life to save Aisha, showing true love.
This kind of story is what makes "Frozen" a classic.
At its core, it is the love between sisters, not between men and women.
Its theme is self-acceptance, not self-abandonment.
Its plot is warm and touching, not tragic and pessimistic.
If it were according to the original setting, the film might not have had such an impact, would not have so many fans, and would not have had a sequel and spin-off.
So, we would like to thank the production team of Frozen, who went through many revisions and polishing to create such an excellent film.
They let us see the growth of Aisha and Anna, they let us hear the power of "Let It Go", and they made us feel the temperature of love.
They also make us look forward to the release of "Frozen 3" and hope to see more wonderful stories.
What do you think of the opening scene of Frozen?Which is better, or the current public version?Welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss!