Disney's Frozen was released back at 22 November 2013, i only get to know at watch it at mid Jan 2014.. if not for my visit to Genting's Snow world + 9gag post on how realistic frozen's snow, i guess i missed this epic movie.
Initially i believe i heard of the title but ignore it like all other recent animation movies ( wreck it ralph, the incredibles ) only then i know it was the same studio who created Tangled aka Rapunzel, which was a very great movie for it's effects and song (specially the hair effect )
Thought it was a long ago movie and downloaded it online. First thought is that it's bit too much singing but eventually the music and the presentation was impact-ful, it made me emotionally sad watching the scene where the king and queen's ship was wrecked. The snows effect is believable and the song is very powerful specially "let it go" scene. The story is a bit missing here and there but easily understandable, characters are lovely and pretty, It's nice of Disney animators to be slightly influenced by Anime (Character with not-standard body proportion, big eyes, small waist). The character's rendering and animation was so real it looks like a moving doll, specially the hair and clothing. Ice lighting effects were magnificent. Upon finishing, i regret why i did not watch it at the movies..specially with babe lol
Well, kinda a crazy thing i did, the week after i went to the Movies to watch as i believe the visual and audio is meant to be only experience when watching the movie, and it did. Normally ppl will watch at the movies several times or download after watching the movie to re-watch. Only i did the opposite, but it was well worth it, now i only wished that i knew it earlier and watch it at 3D, just like how i watched Rapunzel.
Although it had been 2 months since it's release, the hall is almost 85% full, this really shows that the epicness of the film!
it's been a while since i did fan art, here's a fan art which i just simply draft from reference picture.. 3D animated models are quite hard to put onto paper @@
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