Frozen 2 is one of the most desired movies that is going to release this year. Since precisely four months are left from the massive release of the sequel of mega-hit Frozen. With some teeny-tiny details about the sequel, the fans have been asking for more and more about the upcoming Frozen movie.
The fans for the movie have no dignified range. It ranges from the playing-age kids to the elderlies. Frozen debuted six years back, and since then, the film has become the favorite of all who saw it.
Neil deGrasse Tyson Calling Out Frozen 2 Poster
The renowned astrophysicist and Cosmos presenter, Neil deGrasse Tyson recently criticized Disney and pointed out a scientific inaccuracy in the poster of upcoming Frozen sequel. Neil yesterday only tweeted tagging Disney that they did not get the poster having the crystallized snow-flake correctly. According to him, Disney got it right the first time. Water crystals have a hexagonal six-fold symmetry. However, the poster for the sequel only has four spikes, depicting four-folds which is not possible.
Dear @Disney, You got it right the first time. Water crystals have hexagonal “six-fold” symmetry.
You still have a few months to fix your #Frozen2 Movie Poster, unless the sequel takes place in another universe, where water crystalizes to different laws of physics. pic.twitter.com/eb2oILhim0
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) July 22, 2019
Neil also took this game to the First Frozen movie and again tried to pull out some science mistake.
The opening scene to @Disney’s #Frozen portrays Ice Harvesters hauling blocks of ice, afloat with about 10% of their volume above water. Just like icebergs.
So somebody at Disney does, in fact, care about physics — not to mention all the shit they got right in #TheLionKing. pic.twitter.com/NXb2ixZSHG
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) July 22, 2019
Though the hardcore fans of the movie have later rumbled the scientist. The fans started pulling him off as nobody cares and it’s just a cartoon. If the scientist was on the verge to make a little fun out of the small detailing, the fans of Frozen got it all hard and insensitive.
It Will Also Release In The Sami Language
This time, Walt Disney is working with the Sami Parliament Council and also The Saami council to have Frozen 2 in the Sami language as well. The Presidents of Sami Parliaments and the Saami Council also shared their enthusiasm and excitement working with Disney. According to them, they are profoundly proud and grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with Disney Animation. Also, they are beyond excited that the film, Frozen 2, will be accessible to Sámi children in their own native tongue.
The first Frozen movie included Sami culture along with other influences from across Scandinavia. The opening song “Veulie” also had traditional Sami singing incorporated in it, known as jojking.
Frozen 2: Plot Details
Frozen 2 will see the two sisters on a vast journey to find about their parents. The first movie revealed that their parents died in the storm in the sea. However, their bodies did not recovered. Therefore, it seems like Anna and Elsa’s parents are somewhat alive. For that only, Elsa and Anna will move forward from Arendelle, as shown in the two trailers. However, all of them will unite at some point and continue to the remaining course. On the mission, the sisters will fight together with the elemental foes.
Also, Elsa will try finding the answer to that one question she was longing from long. Why was Elsa born with magical powers? In the first movie, Elsa feared that her skills were too much for the world. However, the sequel might also see Anna possessing some powers.
The fans are expecting a lot from the upcoming movie, just like its predecessor. The sequel would also bring some massive musicals which will set its position in everyone’s hearts. Moreover, the new add-ons of Evan Rachel Wood and Sterling K. Brown’s characters will definitely bring some flavor to the movie.
Frozen 2: Premiere Date
Disney has scheduled Frozen 2 to release on November 22, 2019. And just after its U.S. open, the movie will release simultaneously with the other Nordic versions in December.