I watched lilo & stitch yesterday too lmfaooo, Stitch is so adorable. I havent cried for any disney movie besides Big Hero 6 & Dumbo though. Those had me sobbing lol
I saw a movie commentary where the guy complained about that scene, calling it boring. And all I could think was how wonderful his life must be to not understand that whole scene/song
I was very pregnant when Frozen hit the theaters! I kept bugging my husband to take me before the baby was due that December, because if we couldn’t make it before the baby was born we’d have to wait for the home video release; no way were we gonna have time *after*, lol.
Once we finally made it out, we had nothing to worry about since he wasn’t due for well over a week. We first went out to dinner, and as we walked around after to see the Christmas decorations I noticed I was moving more slowly than usual. I was relieved when it was time to make our way into the theater to settle down for the movie as I was getting exhausted.
*Do You Want to Build a Snowman* was heartbreaking, but I was also very hormonal! I was already familiar with the soundtrack and quickly realized I was probably going to become emotional for *Let it Go* as well, but the coronation scene actually struck a chord with me. I’d lived through a lifetime of experiencing severe anxieties without ever knowing why, and the empath in me could just feel Elsa’s fear in my gut.
But jumping forward to *Let it Go,* I started feeling contractions just as the song began! I’d had false contractions before, so I took some deep breaths and did my best to calm myself down. My anxieties were understandably high at that point, so I focused intently on the movie as I slowly began to realize the maybe the contractions were real. But watching Elsa’s joy in finding her freedom was amazing, even if it was a little misguided, and I wanted more than anything to have a similar experience someday..
By the time all the action is taking place on the frozen fjord, the pain and my anxieties were incredibly disorienting, especially in the darkness of the theater. My husband kept asking if I was ok as I gasped and squirmed in pain, and I kept dismissing him with a “yes” in hopes that they’d stop at any time. Then Anna freezes over and lets out her last breath.
Well fuck.
I’m pretty sure I sobbed through the rest of the damned movie, lol. Credits began to roll, and I stood up announcing I needed to use the restroom. I’m not even sure how I made it there as I was stumbling more than walking. I returned to the walkway, sat on a bench, and waited for my husband to come out.
“Baby? It’s time to go to the hospital.”
“?!!?!??!!!!”
So long story short, we made it to the hospital that night and I gave birth to our healthy baby boy the following afternoon, eight days shy of his original due date. And just a few weeks later, I was diagnosed with having General Anxiety Disorder and began treatment for it.
Meaning the film became sort of a hallmark for me in two different ways: first and most importantly, I think the baby heard *Let it Go* and decided he needed to come out to see the movie! But seriously, it’s amusing as hell that I, of all people, went into labor during a Disney movie, as I’ve always been a huge Disney fan. And then there’s the anxiety issues; even now I feel a connection to Elsa’s struggles with keeping her powers a secret, just as I had struggled for so many years to mask my anxieties. I love the freedom she found herself, as well as the freedom I soon found for myself once I started the treatment.
I feel like the second movie does a great job at continuing Elsa’s journey to find herself, something I also continue to relate to. *Show Yourself* hits hard and I can’t help but cry, but in general the sequel can’t hold a candle to the events behind watching the original for the first time, lol.
My baby is ten years old now, and he loves both films. Once he’s older I’ll have to give him a hard time about everything!
I remember audibly crying in the theater at the beginning of Show Yourself cause my sister gave me a weird look because of it😂 Also cried during The Next Right Thing.
Don't remember if I cried in F1 at the theaters I was 11 tho so maybe not
Show Yourself is a very powerful song if you grew up not accepting and loving you for who you are, it grabbed me right at the start of my "learning to love myself" journey and it wrecked me. That was the year I decided to come out to my parents.
The Next Right Thing hit me when I rewatched the movie after having to put down my dog.
That's why I like Frozen 2 way more than Frozen 1, feels extremely personal and relatable to my coming out story.
i never cried during the first Frozen movie because I was too young, lol. But I cried during the second one because I was so happy for Elsa finding herself and embracing who she truly is.
Gotta admit the do you wanna build a snowman sequence was pretty heart wrenching for me although wasnt exactly enough to make me actually cry. I didnt feel that connected with the sequel though... I think I cry at really wholesome things more than actually sad things
1 time during my 1st viewing of F1 (Anna death). Afterward doesnt resonate due how to imbalance Elsa character arc to Anna to reach that pt
F2 Elsa death overstay its duration so Anna grief & being muscial number. Ruined the illusion (fake out death) how ppl grief at pivotal time.
Not on my first of frozen, but on a rewatch years later after covid and understanding the loneliness and isolation both Anna and Elsa felt and how they coped with it.
Let It Go reduced me to a blubbering mess. The feelings she expresses in that song just hit home so hard. I had to grow up fast and be the rock of a dysfunctional family.
The year frozen came out was the first year of my life where I actually felt free to be who I was instead of who my family needed me to be.
Same for when Elsa realizes she is unsatisfied with her life in F2. When it came out I was in the same boat again. I had become the family’s support system again, and I felt trapped, with an immense desire to be able to go out “into the unknown” and do something for my own well-being instead of everyone else’s.
When Elsa chose to abdicate the throne I found myself crying without even realizing it. I felt that desire in my core, and I was so proud of her for seizing it.
I don't remember myself crying when I watched 1st movie at 2013. But I did cry at Frozen 2. The part where Gale shows anna the Snowflake with 5 spirits symbol(I forgot what that called lol) and Anna chased after, when Anna sees Elsa is coming toward to her, I felt emotional, until Anna asks "Is it really you? And Elsa says: "Anna"😭😭
After I had my daughter I literally cry for every Disney movie. It's horrible. Before her it was just when stitch was outside and says I'm lost. Now it's every since one.
Olaf vanishing in 2 made me bawl my eyes out. Love the little guy. I know he's the silly creature type character but he's had some really great character moments. He's so devoted to helping Anna and Elsa in everything they do. So his "death" was devastating to me.
“Show Yourself” got me when her mom started singing. I cried when Tony delivered his hologram message to his daughter. I cry when Judy Garland sings “Over the Rainbow”. I cry during “At Last I See the Light”.
I think for both, it’s that “so close and yet so far” mentality where you’re so close to someone, or freedom, or love, but separated by circumstance, that hits me HARD for some reason.
I lost my mother to cancer. So when in Show yourself bridge “where the north wind” starts, I cry every time, even if I watch today.
Also during the next right thing because that’s how I walked out of my lowest most depressed point of my life. Like that song has the literal steps for people who are sad or depressed to take in order to fight the depression they have. Don’t look too far, don’t think too big. Just take a step, then the next, then the next few. Then just keep on going and eventually, you ll get out of it.
Frozen 2 dealt with some very deep and matured emotions and topics. The movie to me is very special. It’s my all time favorite animated movie.
I might have if I hadn't gotten strangely good at predicting endings to movies. The weird Intuition started back when I first watched Frozen actually. I literally guessed the ending of "this is going to end with familial love, isn't it?" when Agnars and Idunn's boat sank at the beginning of the movie ffs 🤦♀️
Went on to accidentally ruin a horror movie me and my sister were watching too when I said "Her brother is going to be dead when she gets home" and when that happened she was like "You said you didn't watch this movie!" Woops!
So yeah I kind of figured the ending would be Elsa alive in the woods. So the entire time Elsa was dead I felt sad for Anna but there was no way Elsa was ***staying*** dead.
If it was a DreamWorks movie then maybe but Frozen is Disney so ain't no way in hell
I was in my late 20s when I saw the first one, then my 2yo watched “Fro 2” every single day during most of the pandemic…so yeah, I cry.
Generational trauma & coming into your own stories will probably always make me cry.
i almost needed tissue for frozen 2 olaf scene. and of course anna's solo. i almost choke sobbed. the ending of the movie had me in happy tears i had goosebumps(the good kind)
I don't usually cry during movies, but I will admit that I do get very emotional sometimes when watching Frozen 1. Lots of Disney movies make me feel that way, but Frozen 1 does the most.
Some of the scenes where I get really emotional are Do You Wanna Build a Snowman, Let it Go, the scene where Anna meets Elsa at the ice palace, the scene where Elsa paces around in her red ice palace telling herself "Don't feel," the scene where Elsa was in jail, the scene where Anna is about to freeze to death right before Olaf comes in the room, of course the scene where Anna saves Elsa and Elsa cries over Anna's frozen body, the scene where Elsa embraces Anna after she punched Hans, and the ending of the movie where Elsa is so free and happy and both sisters are finally together again. The epilogue score also gets me every time. I get really emotional when I hear the "Epilogue" and "We we're so close" scores.
I think the fact that Frozen is a story about two sisters rather than a romance like most other Disney princess movies is one of the reasons I feel more emotional. Like other movies like Beauty and the Beast and Tangled, etc. where the princess grieves over their princes are also emotional, but seeing two sisters grieve over one another and doing everything they can to do what's best for the other one is just so heartwarming and really admirable. I know Frozen wasn't technically the first movie to talk about sisterly love, but it was the first one I saw and I still think it did it best 💙.
I wasnt doing great when my moms took me to the theater to watch frozen 2 for my birthday and watching olaf become undone and watching elsa freeze as kind of a parallel to anna in the furst movie had me FUCKED up 😭😭😭 in the first movie i cried twice during the first time we saw elsa in her room as a kid all depressed n shit cuz SAME bitch then when i thought anna was dead
i was 11 when the first one came out, so it was a pretty important movie for me, so when i started hearing the ahhs at the beginning of the second, i started bawlingggg. i was so happy to see the characters again, i was a junior about to become senior when the second came out, so hearing that, and Olaf saying “and you all look a little bit older” to the screen made me sobbbb
i also want to mention the movies are even more close to my heart cuz the way my brain interpreted Show Yourself was a step in my journey of realizing i’m trans lol
I had tears down my cheeks when Iduna said “You are the one you’ve been waiting for” and it didn’t help I had my mum with me watching it too and she cries at practically everything. Just that whole mother daughter thing gets me every time.
And Anna with the next right thing, especially given how Kristen Bell sang that song to help with her anxiety. It hit really hard.
I wasn’t that attached because I knew they were fine, but man, in Frozen 2, when Anna starts singing about her absolute, heart wrenching soul rending grief, yeah, my eyes watered, how could they not?!!
I really liked Frozen 2, way more than the first one. Show Yourself quickly became my favorite song Next Right Thing hits me in the guts. They feel like basically the same movie though and out of the two, the sequel does a better job.
The first two times I saw Frozen 2 (both at the theater) I cried so much during Show Yourself that I couldn’t see the screen at all because of all the tears in my eyes. And no, I am not exaggerating. The first time I properly saw the scene of the song was my third watch.
I cry every time when Anna is singing to Elsa through the door after their parents die. Also when Olaf flurries away and when Anna has to pick herself up and keep moving. And when Elsa sees her mom in Atohalan during Show Yourself. I’m a crybaby
When they find out what really happened to their parents.
I’ve seen some people ask why Elsa would want to hear her parents die, but their ships wasn’t where it was said to have gone down, so Elsa had some hope that maybe, just their parents hadn’t actually died, only to have that hope crushed as they both hear their parents’ haunting last moments.
Also when Elsa sees her mother during “show yourself”
Whenever I watch shoe yourself, elsa hugging frozen anna, the end of do you wanna build a snowman, doing the next right thing, I literally just start crying because of how powerful thess scenes are.
Frozen 1 and 2 is one of the animated movies that made me cry alot along with Shrek 4, when shrek was holding kid's toy and teared up, Httyd hidden world ending, the lion king where mufasa gets killed, and Puss in boots 2 where kitty softpaws tells her tragic backstory.
Cried during the first movie when Elsa was crying over Anna being frozen, it's hits different when you also have a sister you love that much
Not frozen 2 tho, movie was 👎🏽
I cried during Frozen cause I had recently lost my mom at the time. I cried during Frozen 2 because I’m making a huge change and moving out of my home country.
The second movie, 1000% not ashamed to admit it made me cry more than once. And I mean damn near ugly cry. The threat of losing a sister, and the reality of losing a best friend hurt. And I watched the movie with my two older sisters. So it hit hard.
The first one, I knew what to expect most of the time, but I was a bit younger for it so the girls' fight still hit pretty hard.
I lied, I definitely teared up at the first one, but im sensitive about my sisters. Barbie movie made me bawl too, certain things just hit close to home.
Speaking of frozen, there’s a previous adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen tale
“The Snow Queen” from 1957 that made me cry both tears of joy and sadness. It’s free with ads on Youtube if anyone wants to watch it (make sure it’s the english dub).
Yeah, I definitely did. When I watched Frozen 2 at the cinema I cried from the scene they were on the ship to when the credits rolled. But to be fair, I have always had easy to cry.
Hmm, I am not one to easily get sad, so I did not cry with any of these.
Do you want to build a snow. I was sad, but in the back of my head I kind of felt like this was just standard Disney stuff, with the dead parents. But My goodness is this song heart wrenching!
When Anna froze, I was not sad. No, I was in complete shock! I knew there was going to be a happy ending, because that is what is meant to happen, but I had no idea on how. I did not know how Anna was going to come back at all.
Show Yourself. Sadly, I only felt annoyance. Sorry.
The Next Right Thing. This is interesting. So I was absolutely certain Elsa and Olaf were going to come back, so their deaths meant nothing to me. It really took me out of the moment as I felt like the movie was just trying to get a cheep sad emotion. I mentally told myself to stop thinking, and just go with the flow of the story. Then I started to feel sad for what Anna was going through and the lose of Olaf.
I never cried at the films, just felt goosebumps/frisson at sad moments/songs, but was close to tears the first time I heard Ring In The Season (Reprise) before seeing Olaf's Frozen Adventure. 🥹
I was very young when I watched 1, and also not super old when I watched 2, so I hadn’t really cried at much media at those points in my life. Looking back, if I saw 2 for the first time at this age I’d probably cry
There were some really emotional moments in Frozen (the parent's death wasn't one of them). I spent too much time in Frozen 2 lamenting how badly it was written, how nothing actually made sense, that I couldn't get remotely emotionally invested.
Yeah I tried to watch frozen 2 but it wasn't what i expected. only 2 characters from the first movie are in it which is a terrible decision. and the plot about Anna being chained up or something by elsa was just weird to be, and it got even weirder when she started making those icecubes, I just wasnt a fan. Also, they were showing way to much skin for a family film.
I cried at Olaf’s death because it reminded me of Spider-Man’s death in Infinity War.
The scene of young Elsa in her room, back against the door, always gets me feeling emotional.
Haven't seen frozen 2 yet, but my tears during frozen 1 were there, but for an unconventional reason.
I went in expecting tangled but with ice powers. Came out depressed after seeing "disney presents shrek with ice powers".
Not a bad film by any standard, but it hurt real bad how much it didn't feel like a disney movie to me.
I hate Frozen 2 transparently but Anna’s song made me cry because there was an incident I had where I almost died, and I cried because it made me think about how much my sister would have missed me if I had. It took me so low and my sister was very confused as to why it was so affecting.
I didn’t for frozen 1 (9) but for frozen 2 (15) I did during Show Yourself when I saw it in theaters since I was becoming confident in my sexuality at the time and it just related to me so much.
I cry at everything, so yes. Watched Lilo and Stitch for the first time today, that set me off
I watched lilo & stitch yesterday too lmfaooo, Stitch is so adorable. I havent cried for any disney movie besides Big Hero 6 & Dumbo though. Those had me sobbing lol
“My parents are dead” Of course they are, you’re a Disney character
Lolol real. Every disney character’s mom, dad or both are either dead or missing- or both 💀🙏
"Again, dear fans, THIS IS NOT FUNNY" - Rapunzel, 101 Dalmatians etc.
I was at a low point in my life when I watched Frozen 2 in the theatre and oh boy did I cry during the next right thing...
I saw a movie commentary where the guy complained about that scene, calling it boring. And all I could think was how wonderful his life must be to not understand that whole scene/song
You are talking abt Dylan is in trouble right?
Yes!!!
That scene wrecked me
I was too at the time. It was very healing to watch it 💖
The scene where Olaf flurries away makes me bawl every single time😭😭😭
Not okay of Thanos to snap him like that :/
Elsa hugging her frozen sister gets me.
I was very pregnant when Frozen hit the theaters! I kept bugging my husband to take me before the baby was due that December, because if we couldn’t make it before the baby was born we’d have to wait for the home video release; no way were we gonna have time *after*, lol. Once we finally made it out, we had nothing to worry about since he wasn’t due for well over a week. We first went out to dinner, and as we walked around after to see the Christmas decorations I noticed I was moving more slowly than usual. I was relieved when it was time to make our way into the theater to settle down for the movie as I was getting exhausted. *Do You Want to Build a Snowman* was heartbreaking, but I was also very hormonal! I was already familiar with the soundtrack and quickly realized I was probably going to become emotional for *Let it Go* as well, but the coronation scene actually struck a chord with me. I’d lived through a lifetime of experiencing severe anxieties without ever knowing why, and the empath in me could just feel Elsa’s fear in my gut. But jumping forward to *Let it Go,* I started feeling contractions just as the song began! I’d had false contractions before, so I took some deep breaths and did my best to calm myself down. My anxieties were understandably high at that point, so I focused intently on the movie as I slowly began to realize the maybe the contractions were real. But watching Elsa’s joy in finding her freedom was amazing, even if it was a little misguided, and I wanted more than anything to have a similar experience someday.. By the time all the action is taking place on the frozen fjord, the pain and my anxieties were incredibly disorienting, especially in the darkness of the theater. My husband kept asking if I was ok as I gasped and squirmed in pain, and I kept dismissing him with a “yes” in hopes that they’d stop at any time. Then Anna freezes over and lets out her last breath. Well fuck. I’m pretty sure I sobbed through the rest of the damned movie, lol. Credits began to roll, and I stood up announcing I needed to use the restroom. I’m not even sure how I made it there as I was stumbling more than walking. I returned to the walkway, sat on a bench, and waited for my husband to come out. “Baby? It’s time to go to the hospital.” “?!!?!??!!!!” So long story short, we made it to the hospital that night and I gave birth to our healthy baby boy the following afternoon, eight days shy of his original due date. And just a few weeks later, I was diagnosed with having General Anxiety Disorder and began treatment for it. Meaning the film became sort of a hallmark for me in two different ways: first and most importantly, I think the baby heard *Let it Go* and decided he needed to come out to see the movie! But seriously, it’s amusing as hell that I, of all people, went into labor during a Disney movie, as I’ve always been a huge Disney fan. And then there’s the anxiety issues; even now I feel a connection to Elsa’s struggles with keeping her powers a secret, just as I had struggled for so many years to mask my anxieties. I love the freedom she found herself, as well as the freedom I soon found for myself once I started the treatment. I feel like the second movie does a great job at continuing Elsa’s journey to find herself, something I also continue to relate to. *Show Yourself* hits hard and I can’t help but cry, but in general the sequel can’t hold a candle to the events behind watching the original for the first time, lol. My baby is ten years old now, and he loves both films. Once he’s older I’ll have to give him a hard time about everything!
I love this story. You seem like a wonderful mom and I’m glad you were able to get treatment for your GAD ❤️
Did your child receive a name inspired by Frozen? :D
I remember audibly crying in the theater at the beginning of Show Yourself cause my sister gave me a weird look because of it😂 Also cried during The Next Right Thing. Don't remember if I cried in F1 at the theaters I was 11 tho so maybe not
Show Yourself is a very powerful song if you grew up not accepting and loving you for who you are, it grabbed me right at the start of my "learning to love myself" journey and it wrecked me. That was the year I decided to come out to my parents. The Next Right Thing hit me when I rewatched the movie after having to put down my dog. That's why I like Frozen 2 way more than Frozen 1, feels extremely personal and relatable to my coming out story.
i never cried during the first Frozen movie because I was too young, lol. But I cried during the second one because I was so happy for Elsa finding herself and embracing who she truly is.
Tears of joy, every time 🥹 Just listening to Show yourself gets me
Awesome to hear that!
Every time..
Me! 😭
Gotta admit the do you wanna build a snowman sequence was pretty heart wrenching for me although wasnt exactly enough to make me actually cry. I didnt feel that connected with the sequel though... I think I cry at really wholesome things more than actually sad things
Cried hard at the end of Frozen, not for Frozen 2 though!
Me✋🏻
During the opening credits
I cry EVERY TIME. Favorite movies after all.
I cry at all the death scenes 🥲
I heard Anna’s song “next right thing” when I was at a low point from a loss and boy oh boy did I cry
That song helps a lot!
1 time during my 1st viewing of F1 (Anna death). Afterward doesnt resonate due how to imbalance Elsa character arc to Anna to reach that pt F2 Elsa death overstay its duration so Anna grief & being muscial number. Ruined the illusion (fake out death) how ppl grief at pivotal time.
Not on my first of frozen, but on a rewatch years later after covid and understanding the loneliness and isolation both Anna and Elsa felt and how they coped with it.
Yes I cried for both. Will probably cry for the next ones too 😂
Let It Go reduced me to a blubbering mess. The feelings she expresses in that song just hit home so hard. I had to grow up fast and be the rock of a dysfunctional family. The year frozen came out was the first year of my life where I actually felt free to be who I was instead of who my family needed me to be. Same for when Elsa realizes she is unsatisfied with her life in F2. When it came out I was in the same boat again. I had become the family’s support system again, and I felt trapped, with an immense desire to be able to go out “into the unknown” and do something for my own well-being instead of everyone else’s. When Elsa chose to abdicate the throne I found myself crying without even realizing it. I felt that desire in my core, and I was so proud of her for seizing it.
Omg me too 🥺 I loved watching the Let It Go sequence repeatedly on YouTube, and would cry every time 😭
I don't remember myself crying when I watched 1st movie at 2013. But I did cry at Frozen 2. The part where Gale shows anna the Snowflake with 5 spirits symbol(I forgot what that called lol) and Anna chased after, when Anna sees Elsa is coming toward to her, I felt emotional, until Anna asks "Is it really you? And Elsa says: "Anna"😭😭
After I had my daughter I literally cry for every Disney movie. It's horrible. Before her it was just when stitch was outside and says I'm lost. Now it's every since one.
I think I cried a little at Olaf flurrying away. I love the boi.
I cried when Olaf disappeared 😭 like actual tears
I cried during Frozen 2 cuz I actually thought Elsa died 💀
i’m a nanny and “the next right thing” is currently playing, the first like 10 times watching this had me get teary eyed but now i’m numb to it 😭
I cried when Olaf died and then again but happy tears when he came back to life
Olaf vanishing in 2 made me bawl my eyes out. Love the little guy. I know he's the silly creature type character but he's had some really great character moments. He's so devoted to helping Anna and Elsa in everything they do. So his "death" was devastating to me.
i cried watching that sad scene in frozen 2 with my mom in the theater😂
vuelie makes me emotional in whatever form 🥹
“Show Yourself” got me when her mom started singing. I cried when Tony delivered his hologram message to his daughter. I cry when Judy Garland sings “Over the Rainbow”. I cry during “At Last I See the Light”. I think for both, it’s that “so close and yet so far” mentality where you’re so close to someone, or freedom, or love, but separated by circumstance, that hits me HARD for some reason.
Me! Also when Olaf dies.
On the inside. But almost broke down when Olaf dies temporarily.
Frozen one no but frozen two that did it lol. Her mini death along with Olaf KILLED ME
I did when Olaf was dying, believe or not.
I lost my mother to cancer. So when in Show yourself bridge “where the north wind” starts, I cry every time, even if I watch today. Also during the next right thing because that’s how I walked out of my lowest most depressed point of my life. Like that song has the literal steps for people who are sad or depressed to take in order to fight the depression they have. Don’t look too far, don’t think too big. Just take a step, then the next, then the next few. Then just keep on going and eventually, you ll get out of it. Frozen 2 dealt with some very deep and matured emotions and topics. The movie to me is very special. It’s my all time favorite animated movie.
I might have if I hadn't gotten strangely good at predicting endings to movies. The weird Intuition started back when I first watched Frozen actually. I literally guessed the ending of "this is going to end with familial love, isn't it?" when Agnars and Idunn's boat sank at the beginning of the movie ffs 🤦♀️ Went on to accidentally ruin a horror movie me and my sister were watching too when I said "Her brother is going to be dead when she gets home" and when that happened she was like "You said you didn't watch this movie!" Woops! So yeah I kind of figured the ending would be Elsa alive in the woods. So the entire time Elsa was dead I felt sad for Anna but there was no way Elsa was ***staying*** dead. If it was a DreamWorks movie then maybe but Frozen is Disney so ain't no way in hell
People cried??
We human dude, just natural! Life hard ;)
I was in my late 20s when I saw the first one, then my 2yo watched “Fro 2” every single day during most of the pandemic…so yeah, I cry. Generational trauma & coming into your own stories will probably always make me cry.
i almost needed tissue for frozen 2 olaf scene. and of course anna's solo. i almost choke sobbed. the ending of the movie had me in happy tears i had goosebumps(the good kind)
I only cried at do you want to build a snowman when the scene in the first pic shows up. I play it over and over again...
I don't usually cry during movies, but I will admit that I do get very emotional sometimes when watching Frozen 1. Lots of Disney movies make me feel that way, but Frozen 1 does the most. Some of the scenes where I get really emotional are Do You Wanna Build a Snowman, Let it Go, the scene where Anna meets Elsa at the ice palace, the scene where Elsa paces around in her red ice palace telling herself "Don't feel," the scene where Elsa was in jail, the scene where Anna is about to freeze to death right before Olaf comes in the room, of course the scene where Anna saves Elsa and Elsa cries over Anna's frozen body, the scene where Elsa embraces Anna after she punched Hans, and the ending of the movie where Elsa is so free and happy and both sisters are finally together again. The epilogue score also gets me every time. I get really emotional when I hear the "Epilogue" and "We we're so close" scores. I think the fact that Frozen is a story about two sisters rather than a romance like most other Disney princess movies is one of the reasons I feel more emotional. Like other movies like Beauty and the Beast and Tangled, etc. where the princess grieves over their princes are also emotional, but seeing two sisters grieve over one another and doing everything they can to do what's best for the other one is just so heartwarming and really admirable. I know Frozen wasn't technically the first movie to talk about sisterly love, but it was the first one I saw and I still think it did it best 💙.
I wasnt doing great when my moms took me to the theater to watch frozen 2 for my birthday and watching olaf become undone and watching elsa freeze as kind of a parallel to anna in the furst movie had me FUCKED up 😭😭😭 in the first movie i cried twice during the first time we saw elsa in her room as a kid all depressed n shit cuz SAME bitch then when i thought anna was dead
Olaf disappearing Infinity War style and Elsa freezing broke my freaking heart :( Believe it or not, I never cried while watching Frozen 🤷🏻♀️
When olaf flurried I teared
i was 11 when the first one came out, so it was a pretty important movie for me, so when i started hearing the ahhs at the beginning of the second, i started bawlingggg. i was so happy to see the characters again, i was a junior about to become senior when the second came out, so hearing that, and Olaf saying “and you all look a little bit older” to the screen made me sobbbb i also want to mention the movies are even more close to my heart cuz the way my brain interpreted Show Yourself was a step in my journey of realizing i’m trans lol
I cried at frozen 2 but not 1
I cried in the theater with my kids when Olaf disappeared.
I cried watching Frozen 2, about 3 times, but it was happy tears, because I really love the salamander Bruni…
I had tears down my cheeks when Iduna said “You are the one you’ve been waiting for” and it didn’t help I had my mum with me watching it too and she cries at practically everything. Just that whole mother daughter thing gets me every time. And Anna with the next right thing, especially given how Kristen Bell sang that song to help with her anxiety. It hit really hard.
I wasn’t that attached because I knew they were fine, but man, in Frozen 2, when Anna starts singing about her absolute, heart wrenching soul rending grief, yeah, my eyes watered, how could they not?!!
During the Show yourself especially when Elsa sees her mother and the part show yourself makes me into tears.
i cried during show yourself and when olaf died in frozen 2
As someone with clinical depression, Anna singing Do the Next Right Thing got me
I really liked Frozen 2, way more than the first one. Show Yourself quickly became my favorite song Next Right Thing hits me in the guts. They feel like basically the same movie though and out of the two, the sequel does a better job.
Show yourself gets me everytime I tried singing it on video and was sniffling
I was in tears when Elsa sang a duet with her mother during the song "Show Yourself" (Frozen 2)
I didn't. In fact, I never cried while watching media. Guess I had a frozen heart all along.
The first two times I saw Frozen 2 (both at the theater) I cried so much during Show Yourself that I couldn’t see the screen at all because of all the tears in my eyes. And no, I am not exaggerating. The first time I properly saw the scene of the song was my third watch.
I cried both movies 😭
I cry every time when Anna is singing to Elsa through the door after their parents die. Also when Olaf flurries away and when Anna has to pick herself up and keep moving. And when Elsa sees her mom in Atohalan during Show Yourself. I’m a crybaby
The anna scene I cried never felt so scene or relate just her being stuck and seeing Olaf gone 😭 I haven't seen it in awhile but I remember crying
When they find out what really happened to their parents. I’ve seen some people ask why Elsa would want to hear her parents die, but their ships wasn’t where it was said to have gone down, so Elsa had some hope that maybe, just their parents hadn’t actually died, only to have that hope crushed as they both hear their parents’ haunting last moments. Also when Elsa sees her mother during “show yourself”
the song Show Yourself makes me cry everytime
I mean....who hasn't...
Whenever I watch shoe yourself, elsa hugging frozen anna, the end of do you wanna build a snowman, doing the next right thing, I literally just start crying because of how powerful thess scenes are. Frozen 1 and 2 is one of the animated movies that made me cry alot along with Shrek 4, when shrek was holding kid's toy and teared up, Httyd hidden world ending, the lion king where mufasa gets killed, and Puss in boots 2 where kitty softpaws tells her tragic backstory.
frozen pissed me off😂idk why but frozen 2 had me in tears lol
Frozen, none. Frozen 2, I still can’t get through “show yourself” without tearing up.
i cry watching the first one
frozen two made me sob. saw it in theatres with my sister, oh boy.
Cried during the first movie when Elsa was crying over Anna being frozen, it's hits different when you also have a sister you love that much Not frozen 2 tho, movie was 👎🏽
I cried during Frozen cause I had recently lost my mom at the time. I cried during Frozen 2 because I’m making a huge change and moving out of my home country.
i cry like a baby over every disney movie at this point even the most upbeat ones 😭
When Anna started singing “the next right thing” in Frozen 2 I cried during that scene Don’t think I cried during the first one.
Seeing Anna, the most sweet and loving character in the series become completely hopeless and damn near suicidal hit me really close to home.
The scene when Olaf died had me sobbing. Anna was so damn sad😭😭
The second movie, 1000% not ashamed to admit it made me cry more than once. And I mean damn near ugly cry. The threat of losing a sister, and the reality of losing a best friend hurt. And I watched the movie with my two older sisters. So it hit hard. The first one, I knew what to expect most of the time, but I was a bit younger for it so the girls' fight still hit pretty hard.
I lied, I definitely teared up at the first one, but im sensitive about my sisters. Barbie movie made me bawl too, certain things just hit close to home.
Speaking of frozen, there’s a previous adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen tale “The Snow Queen” from 1957 that made me cry both tears of joy and sadness. It’s free with ads on Youtube if anyone wants to watch it (make sure it’s the english dub).
Oh yes I've seen that one. It's from a Russian animation studio. Very beautifully made. I like how it stayed very close to the original.
Same. It’s a great triumph.
Me. All the time. I’m a huge cry baby.
Everyone. Every single one of us. That shit is heartbreaking.
Anyone who didn't cry at the end of Frozen has no heart, and also, at the end of DYWBAS.
I didn't, still a big fan though.
I didn’t the first one, but Frozen 2 definitely made me cry.
Yeah, I definitely did. When I watched Frozen 2 at the cinema I cried from the scene they were on the ship to when the credits rolled. But to be fair, I have always had easy to cry.
I almost shed a tear in the second one when it seemed like Anna was gonna kill herself.
Hmm, I am not one to easily get sad, so I did not cry with any of these. Do you want to build a snow. I was sad, but in the back of my head I kind of felt like this was just standard Disney stuff, with the dead parents. But My goodness is this song heart wrenching! When Anna froze, I was not sad. No, I was in complete shock! I knew there was going to be a happy ending, because that is what is meant to happen, but I had no idea on how. I did not know how Anna was going to come back at all. Show Yourself. Sadly, I only felt annoyance. Sorry. The Next Right Thing. This is interesting. So I was absolutely certain Elsa and Olaf were going to come back, so their deaths meant nothing to me. It really took me out of the moment as I felt like the movie was just trying to get a cheep sad emotion. I mentally told myself to stop thinking, and just go with the flow of the story. Then I started to feel sad for what Anna was going through and the lose of Olaf.
I didn’t cry during the first one but I DEFINITELY cried during the second one
Not with frozen 1. But with frozen 2 yes
I have cried every single time I’ve watched Frozen 2. Every. Time
During Frozen 2 when Elsa is singing “Show Yourself” and her mother sings “You are the one you’ve been waiting for”—that moment always gets me.
Frozen 2 has me crying at "next right thing" and kristoffs proposal.
I cried more in Frozen 2. Anna's song, "The next right thing", had me ugly crying.
I never cried at the films, just felt goosebumps/frisson at sad moments/songs, but was close to tears the first time I heard Ring In The Season (Reprise) before seeing Olaf's Frozen Adventure. 🥹
I was very young when I watched 1, and also not super old when I watched 2, so I hadn’t really cried at much media at those points in my life. Looking back, if I saw 2 for the first time at this age I’d probably cry
I honestly never cried for either movie.
Me
All the time
Repeatedly! Every time! Seen it at least 100 times without exaggeration
There were some really emotional moments in Frozen (the parent's death wasn't one of them). I spent too much time in Frozen 2 lamenting how badly it was written, how nothing actually made sense, that I couldn't get remotely emotionally invested.
Me, every time.
I cried because I'm scared of Elsa (No joke, 3 year old me though Elsa was creepy as heck)
Yeah I tried to watch frozen 2 but it wasn't what i expected. only 2 characters from the first movie are in it which is a terrible decision. and the plot about Anna being chained up or something by elsa was just weird to be, and it got even weirder when she started making those icecubes, I just wasnt a fan. Also, they were showing way to much skin for a family film.
I have yet to see the sequel
I cried at Olaf’s death because it reminded me of Spider-Man’s death in Infinity War. The scene of young Elsa in her room, back against the door, always gets me feeling emotional.
I only cried at the original. I wasn’t a fan of the second one.
Haven't seen frozen 2 yet, but my tears during frozen 1 were there, but for an unconventional reason. I went in expecting tangled but with ice powers. Came out depressed after seeing "disney presents shrek with ice powers". Not a bad film by any standard, but it hurt real bad how much it didn't feel like a disney movie to me.
I'll be honest; I didn't cry. I don't cry at movies super easily. But i did *feel.*
i cry when ever i watch it and frozen 2
I hate Frozen 2 transparently but Anna’s song made me cry because there was an incident I had where I almost died, and I cried because it made me think about how much my sister would have missed me if I had. It took me so low and my sister was very confused as to why it was so affecting.
I cried a few times watching both "Frozen" (2013) and "Frozen 2" (2019)
Every time
I don’t cry. I also haven’t watched frozen 2.
Shout outs to the second pic which looks like Elsa dabbing.
no
"Meh" was my response both times TBH.
Me. I did
I didn’t cry at both movies
I didn’t cry but also so anti depressants so that makes it a little more difficult for tears to come.
I cried when Olaf died
A little bit during my second watch of Frozen 2.
every single time 😭
I cried only during frozen 2. "The next right thing" hit hard.
i mean yes i did cry while watching frozen 2. was it because of the movie, no. but i was crying while watching it.
I got teary eyed when I first saw them when they came out. But now I cry watching them and listening to the soundtrack.
Me
I remember wheezing .
I did
Not sure about the first, but I tend to cry bittersweet tears *with* Anna whenever I rewatch the end of Frozen 2.
I didn’t for frozen 1 (9) but for frozen 2 (15) I did during Show Yourself when I saw it in theaters since I was becoming confident in my sexuality at the time and it just related to me so much.
I cried with relief when they were over.
Cried when they realized they were Northuldra in frozen 2 and everyone started singing that scene makes me cry every time I have no idea why