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  • Frozen the kids film.
  • molgrips
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    don’t get why some think the writing is shoddy

    Characterisation is non-existant.

    johndoh
    Free Member

    Characterisation is non-existant.

    Molgrips, I am sorry but you are talking nonsense.

    Characterisation is the way the characters in the text are presented so the audience is guided to make certain judgments that reinforce the themes of the text.

    So what about Hans? The character who is characterised as being a good and kind person but turns out to be bad?

    That is a perfect example of characterisation.

    GrahamS
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    So you’re saying films that have a proper story…

    I’m still struggling to understand why you think Frozen wasn’t a “proper” story mol?

    It’s not Citizen Kane or 2001, but it hums along pretty well and manages to subvert a few well worn Disney cliches along the way.

    I mean it wasn’t without its holes:

    [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvwMtWkfkJ8[/video]

    But have you seen other kids musicals?
    Chitty Chitty Bang Bang has some issues!

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    Drac
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    Involved an underwater car wash

    Whale wash.

    cookeaa
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    On the Whole I quite like it, it’s been replayed about 700 times in our house our two year old knows all of the lyrics, our Five year old Loves it, She had a Frozen party, we paid for an Elsa impersonator (who was pretty good IMO)…

    As a Dad I still much prefer Despicable Me, but then these films are not primarily aimed at me, Parents are the “Secondary Audience”…

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