LRA writes:
Frozen seems stuck right in the middle of a story that wants to hold true to those age old traditions that made the golden age of Disney animation a behemoth that no one could touch, and that of a story that wants so desperately to break free of tradition and forge its own path. This isn't new, as Pixar's Brave from a couple years back also had a somewhat split personality in regards to its heroine's ultimate fate which was dictated by generations of tradition.
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