Io penso sempre a te, soltanto a te

E so che la città

Vuota mi sembrerà

Se non torni tu

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The Snow Queen

Lilo & Stitch is a great example of a story that has no villains. It has antagonists, sure, but most of them are well-meaning. The worst person in the film is that little shit Myrtle, but she’s not in the film that much anyway.

Since this post is getting traction I want to clarify how not-villainous the antagonists are:

The "villain" of Lilo and Stitch is, rather directly, societies and social systems that write people off and do not provide support and care.

It is obvious to the audience -- and deliberately presented this way by the film -- that it is better for Lilo to stay with her sister, even if her sister is a bit of a mess and not financially stable. Mr. Bubbles is not evil. He is there because he wants what's best for Lilo, and he is not unreasonable to think that the sister without a job who leaves the stove on and whose house nearly burned down two days later is not it. The solution is not to "defeat" Mr. Bubbles; the solution would be for society to help Nani succeed, rather than watch as she fails.

Similarly, no one provided any help to Stitch when he was created and discovered. They wrote him off as an abomination, something too dangerous to be destroyed. They weren't evil, and it wasn't unreasonable to think that the experiment created to be an agent of destruction would be better off scrapped. But what would have happened if they had at least tried?

Lilo and Stitch are two characters who were caught in systems that were cold, uncaring, and unsupportive, even if the people in them were not evil and were, in fact, just doing their best.

It's a movie about people who have been written off finding one another and building a found family where they can get and give the support and care they didn't get from the people with authority and I love it so much.

What would Honeymarren look like if she were dolled up to visit the Castle? Imagining an awkward games night....

Elsa may realize she can't resist this....

Elsa by Steven Thompson

We get it.

You have gargantuan biceps.

Jesus 😳😳😳

tiana from princess and the frog inspired by this antique

𝙳𝚒𝚜𝚗𝚎𝚢 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚌𝚎𝚙𝚝 𝚊𝚛𝚝Ｉᴛʜᴇ ʀᴇᴠɪᴠᴀʟ (2009 - 2016)

🎉✨🎊❄️😄 Happy tenth anniversary, Frozen! 😄❄️🎊✨🎉

Wow, I honestly cannot believe ten years have now passed since Frozen came out! And who would have thought that before those ten years were up, Frozen would expand very rapidly into a franchise starting with a short and onto a feature length sequel with TWO more full length sequels currently being developed?!?!?! 😵😵😵

Although Frozen is not my #1 favorite Disney film ever (yes, this may come as a shock to many of you that you know me here on Tumblr), it's still in my top ten favorite Disney movies, and it is the primary reason I created my Tumblr account in the first place. On Tumblr, I've made lots of analyses and gif sets about Frozen and its sequels, both short and feature length. In doing so, I have made many friends on here who share my mutual love for Frozen, and even other Disney films. 😊

I am very proud to be a Frozen fan, and I am elated that my love for it, combined with many other fans' love for it, helped it grow into the franchise it has become. 😁😄

Thank you, Disney, for Frozen! ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

Happy 10th Anniversary, Frozen!!

Just in time for the 10th anniversary, here is an updated list of the current and future animated entries in the Frozen franchise! 🌻❄️

Yes, I excluded the LEGO Frozen Northern Lights shorts because they are not associated with the animated canon and a case can be made to exclude "At home with Olaf" and "Olaf presents" as well, but at least they all have the same style of animation (except the episode "Ice").

I wonder what the next two movies will be called 🤔 I hope they don't go with something as generic as "Frozen III" and "Frozen IV" but instead give the movies individual subtitles, or perhaps one common subtitle + "Part 1" and "Part 2".

happy 10th frozen!

Show Yourself - animation process