Six-piece chicken McNobody Exactly! In a way, it kind of symbolizes her character development as well. In the first movie she was harsh and would constantly push people away. In the second movie, she was still shy but more open and like able.
it's some pretty great symbolism, yeah. and how her dress in frozen has ice but is off-the-shoulder and "princessy", while her starting dress in frozen 2 is much more serious.
I agree! I always rewatch animated movies. When I first watch them, I focus more on the details. And the second time, I focus on the story telling. I feel like analyzing the small details first is better since I get to see it first on the big screen. I love animation and art. It's such an odd, fascinating topic I wish others would get into more!
when I watched Frozen 2 for the first time in forever, i was focusing on the story. I‘m honestly satisfied for Elsa’s possible death 😅 but then I realize, little children grew up with these characters so- but as a basement musician, video & audio editor, and hopefully an animator someday (i just don’t have much of the tools yet), I can already catch little details and it just elevates my experience of the movie.
I think thats the point! In life we dont realize the intricate details and motions we go through every day, because its normal. Its not until we take a step back do we see things for more than what it seems! But yeah, these details are easy to gloss over because its normal to see them!
Dele Alli well I mean it took 14 years to make the Incredibles 2, usually these movies take 4-7 years but In Frozen 2 they had to create more software and higher tech features so it’s quite impressive
the fact that people still point out those super tiny mistakes when they don't even know the effort people put for animated movies or just any movie in general
@@datbunneh3671 It wasn't said that they would stand on it... Just that they took a shuttle there ;) Maybe they dropped things out of a hatch and observed the gravity that way. XP
software is a tool and is celebrated but it cannot create the visuals with a click. there are a lot of concept sketches/paintings, planning, direction in color, composition, etc. that goes into it.
Aru nobody is saying that content creators shouldn’t get credit, but the software they use is immensely complicated. The teams creating this software put in just as much time, energy, and creativity as anyone else working on the movie
As a graphic designer who literally went out to see it just because of young cousins i was actually astonished by the quality of artwork and detailing they put into the movie. Still not a huge Frozen fan but i really appreciate hardwork and dedication it took to make it.
I'm a graphic designer too! and going to see it not because of any kiddos, but because of the crazy details and artistic talent I see here. I had no idea... This looks incredible!
@Marko Vujovic First of all, i dont get why would you asume i am a multibillionaire based off of my job. People can have best of jobs and still have just enough. Second of all, youtube, like any platform is visited by everyone who seeks for entertainment, not just poor or just rich.
Hardly surprising, need an armed escort in that failed country nowadays. Shame really, was nice once before the ghettofication. Too many years with spineless politicians can ruin any country!
@@snokalo208 Yeah? How come the amonth went from 3 areas in 1991 to over 200 today for instance and have been steadily on the raise... Too much facts to handle for an leftist in denial?
But the sad part is, they take years to make this, work so hard on the details but, most of details goes unseen. Most of these animators are not at all recognized and appreciated!! So sad!!
A friend of mine works with visual effects at ILM and is hands-on in many big budget movies. Those people have their own award shows and a whole culture around what they do - they get their well deserved recognition from their peers/fellow artists in the industry. But it's important to note that all these big or small things that they do for these movies all add up to something really great for the viewer. If the target audience enjoy the movie without being distracted by or questioning the vfx, it's a very good sign and is mostly what they care about.
Growing up, getting older, becoming adults- it all can be subjective, no need to get too technical. It just means that there’s some character development happening. It’s apparent that a major theme for frozen 2 is they’re maturing. As a story evolves, it’s engaging for the characters to be changing and growing into new versions of themselves.
Ok so what I've learned from this: If you wanna travel the world, become an animator. They've been to iceland, norway, finland, went skydiving, horseback riding, camping, got vocal coaching, and i probably forgot a few other trips. Holy shit what a dream job!
@@thetiredworm2100 I'm an artist and just started working in the game industry so it's not a foreign concept to work on something for a very long time before it gets published :D We just don't have cool trips 😂
@@RoxyPaw_ I had a joke (not really) but now I can't say it so I guess I should go... (Great Joke though also everyone has the chance to succeed and follow their dreams they just have to be willing to take it)
Well....it doesn't really mean they can draw good (apart the concept artist). They understand the techniques and the programs to be able to make those things. Even some artist who make amazing sculpture in Zbrush aren't really able to draw.
So are you telling me they made Quicksilver, Beast, Swoop, and Splash software programs, consulted a vocal coach, went skydiving, traveled to Norway, Iceland, and Finland, AND stood on a glacier JUST FOR THIS SEQUEL?! hmm sounds pretty easy...
@@aflower6955 Animation itself isn't as easy as it seems. It can be pretty hard especially for a movie if you wanna make it look nice and good and make it good quality. Same goes with drawing. I'm glad they look their time to look at how they can improve on some stuff.
honestly it never felt like I've waited 6 years, whenever I watch or listen to frozen songs I feel like the movie released probably a week or a month ago
Well you do need software to animate. Necessity is the mother of invention after all. ^^ It's not like they'd wait for someone else to make the software and then buy it. They'd just hire those people to make software directly. And yes, I know your comment was a joke..
our mom let us skip school on the day the movie came out, and we went to burger king and then she surprised us with FROZEN!! in the imagine movie theater...... That was one of the best days ever!!
@@zodiacsagittarius344 eh ill argue that it is overlooked, like how so many people portray how 3d animation is worse than 2d, because its "easier". When its not the case at all.
@@fartyfat6539 People who say that are really ignorant. 2D animation definitely takes a longer time to animate, but that doesn't mean 3D animation needs a lot of effort and time as well.
When i saw that scene of elsa running into the water i was actually so confused, she looked so cartoon compared to the water, as if they just used a video of real water. And that was them holding back? Wow!!
@@pneuma6202 i felt that at first too but if u watched it with a big ass screen in the cinema (front row like i did), the animation looked fine and everything blends well tgt
I also dig that Elsa’s dress is much more fitting to her character, it looks so much easier to move in and is still elegant Edit: WAIT WHY DOES THIS HAVE SO MANY LIKES???
while I would say that’s not true, it actually kinda is. not every one of them, but a lot of the smartest of animators or people that work in the animation industry know SO much about psychics, light, and just general surface details and information.
Mr. Friendship “the technique of photographing successive drawings or positions of puppets or models to create an illusion of movement when the movie is shown as a sequence.” there is no such thing as “real animation”, it is always an animation if it moves by some kind of framerate
@@miloe.3245 Well, that's what I'm referring to. It's about a series of pictures that creates an illusion or movement to make a figure moves in beyond. And let's not forget that the other definition of "animation" is referring as movements. For example, "animated objects" even when it's not a drawing.
*Insider:* The animators have devoted their time and effort to make everything realistic and sharp to appeal our needs. *Animators:* Yeah we just thought it was nice looking so we stuck with it.
You forgot to mention that the creators went to the indigenous peoples and learned about their ways and got permission to include that culture in their movie
I have so much respect for animators. Especially animators for movies. Honestly how can you make it so damn realistic🤯 . Oh and the patient.. lmaooo I could never. Anyways, they have my deep deep respect🙏🏻
@@nzuzovilakazi756 Nah, I know what you mean but when I saw how much attention to detail is needed and how long it takes to see final results, I knew it wasn't for me. Thanks though for encouraging people to not give up ✌️
@@Blubableful me except it depends on my mood..one moment i could feel like i could do animation and be patient the next moment i feel like a lazy slob who can't be patient at all.
*Just imagine, it's not only the animations you have to perfect, but it's also the music production, voice acting, scripts, catchy stories, detail, sound effects, creative plots, and realistic touch.*
Why did they make us wait 6 years for a seque- incredibls: it took me 14 years to get a sequel ok i get i- star wars:it took me 16 years to get a 4th movie damm ok 6 years is not that muc- BAMBI:IT TOOK ME 63 YEARS TO GET A SEQUEL
My favorite scene was during into the unknown when Elsa is imagining what the forest will be like. The animation was so smooth and the colors are stunning. The animators really outdid themselves.
I really didn't think I would care about the details but wow. As an artist myself, seeing it all really had me squealing! The dresses and the the way the fabric folds left me in awe every time and the scenery was absolutely beautiful. So much contrast compared to the first film where everything was full of snow and white. The scene where the soldiers were fighting the Northaldra and the sunlight was shining on them was so stunning I gasped. Ugh, I wish I could acutely express my adoration was the detail but I just don't have the words.
The most impressive one for me is Elsa running on the ocean waves.......dam.....I have no Idea how they cooperated.....either animation matches VFX waves or the opposite are super time consuming. One department want to change something will cause massive works for the other department XD
One detail that I noticed and really appreciated was the ground, yes, like the grass and dirt. It was a 100% accurate portrayal of what Scandinavian forest floors and open plains are like (bumpy, a bit rocky, patchy grass, green, yellow, brown etc.). I’m Scandinavian and it was really well done and a nice detail that just made the world that much more realistic.
I love how videos like this says "animation" made by "animators", but those are not the work of an animator, textures of skin and clothing is called "texturing and shading, hair is called "gooming" and that is made by Look Dev artists, not by the animators
They probably say animators as a generalizing title for the people who made the movie. Most people don't know these terms, the video is most likely made for people with a more basic level of understanding animation.
Hundreds of TD worked over years to help artists create almost anything. Gosh I can’t believe the Pixar guys used to DRAW the complex animations that the computer couldn’t do at the time, and they have to cheat through everything from ray tracing to crowd sims.
The first movie came out six years ago so the majority of people who watched frozen (presumably ages 3-10/12) they would be somewhat grown up now to watch the sequel, and not all animated movies are just for children
She took off most of the outfit she was wearing, and pulled her hair back tighter! Not like she could go home and change! Though she could do a "let it go" and apparently magically costume change mid-scene...
She literally ran into a blizzard in a dress and heels in the first movie. She also ran on ice stairs. With her *ice heels* . Gosh that woman is unreal I-
Frozen 1: pretty good animation Frozen 2: woah look at this insane animation Frozen 3: is this a live action or animation Edit: OMG thnx for the likes. Most I have ever had
Everyone Else: Look at the 3D elements, stitching, and threads! Me(not paying attention to that stuff): Hey these outfits are on point But seriously it’s pretty cool that they were able to add more detail to the outfits.
In Roblox Royal high somebody screams at me said CAN YOU MAKE ELSA Me:ummmm ok? Me: *makes Elsa* Me:done Elsa fan person ldk:WAIT A MINUTE ELSA HAS LONG SKITK
It’s really cool to see the actual thought process in these films. It’s one thing knowing that animation like this is really detailed and difficult, but a whole different one to actually see and understand it. Like damn, these guys spent a LOT of time and came up with so many creative solutions.
When I saw Elsa running across that beach and then onto the dark sea, I felt every little texture and sensation that she might’ve felt while running across cold, wet stones, the ocean and ice.
actaully with horses, the ears mean a lot. if the ears are pricked forward they are either alert, happy, or something like that. If the ears are pinned back they are angry. If they are being ridden, and you are making the “kissing sounds” or saying a command like “trot” “easy” “woah” or “good boy/girl) they may flip back one ear to show they are listening. Of course this isnt always the case, as each horse is different!
![BLACK BAG - Official Trailer [HD] - Only in Theaters March 14](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Du0Xp8WX_7I/mqdefault.jpg)
I like how Elsa’s clothes went from rough and icy, to soft and snowy
yess
Six-piece chicken McNobody thats a wonderful description of the development!
True
Six-piece chicken McNobody
Exactly! In a way, it kind of symbolizes her character development as well. In the first movie she was harsh and would constantly push people away. In the second movie, she was still shy but more open and like able.
it's some pretty great symbolism, yeah. and how her dress in frozen has ice but is off-the-shoulder and "princessy", while her starting dress in frozen 2 is much more serious.
“I need to be inspired to draw wind”
Normal folk: let’s go outside
Disney Animators: *LET’S FLY MY GUY*
@@ghostface5591 bruh !
@@ghostface5591 99.9% certain OP was joking
@@ghostface5591 Dude, it's a joke
@@thorn9382 Yeah it's obviously a joke, but they weren't trying to recreate a breeze.
@@ghostface5591 r/woooosh
When they're singing, with those expressions, and breathing, and basically everything, it does really look like they're humans singing
Freed They probably had to look at someone singing it just to do it.
Yeah, that bothered me
@@lauriee5364 the animators actually studied and drew idina menzel while she was singing and added them to elsa's movements and facial expressions! 😊
Coiuy
Freed 999 likes including mine wish i was the 1000
It’s a shame how audiences never notice or realize the insane amount of effort gone into these movies while watching them
I noticed them
Personally, I'm the one that mainly focuses on details, big or small, and mainly the background as well. What a strange time we live in.
I agree! I always rewatch animated movies. When I first watch them, I focus more on the details. And the second time, I focus on the story telling. I feel like analyzing the small details first is better since I get to see it first on the big screen. I love animation and art. It's such an odd, fascinating topic I wish others would get into more!
when I watched Frozen 2 for the first time in forever, i was focusing on the story. I‘m honestly satisfied for Elsa’s possible death 😅 but then I realize, little children grew up with these characters so-
but as a basement musician, video & audio editor, and hopefully an animator someday (i just don’t have much of the tools yet), I can already catch little details and it just elevates my experience of the movie.
I think thats the point! In life we dont realize the intricate details and motions we go through every day, because its normal. Its not until we take a step back do we see things for more than what it seems! But yeah, these details are easy to gloss over because its normal to see them!
I can't even imagine how powerful the animators computers need to be
Animating them is not as real time rendering as the finished product, they're using low poly model and low res textures
For TS4, one single frame can take up to 1200 hours, rendered by hundreds of computers 24/7
Ikr
Yes
I reckon that they need to at least be able to run crisis!
Can't believe that they manage to have new software within those six years to create those hyper-realistic details in almost everything
6 years is a lot
toy story 4: hi!!
Dele Alli well for all this stuff it really isn’t much
@@chlo149 yes it is
Dele Alli well I mean it took 14 years to make the Incredibles 2, usually these movies take 4-7 years but In Frozen 2 they had to create more software and higher tech features so it’s quite impressive
the fact that people still point out those super tiny mistakes when they don't even know the effort people put for animated movies or just any movie in general
True
I LOVE your profile lmao
Yeah i kinda hate it when people make "MISTAKES U DIDNT NOTICE"
*U calling this masterpiece a mistake?*
Tbf thats still valid criticism although yea ppl shouldnt dismiss the amount of effort and hardwork it takes to create those animated movies
The audacity
This film is basically an artistic masterpiece.
Like every Disney film
Very well written! The little kids at the front of the cinema wouldn’t understand
My favorite part is when Olaf explains the plot in a nutshell
Mmm, not sure about that
yes!! totally.
“For inspiration, the animators took a space shuttle to Saturn to get a better since of the gravity in this animated world.”
I wanna see that movie!
Dat Bunneh boooooo
@@datbunneh3671 It wasn't said that they would stand on it... Just that they took a shuttle there ;) Maybe they dropped things out of a hatch and observed the gravity that way. XP
Dat Bunneh well i mean it was a joke so...
Lol SideOrderOfFries xD
I feel like the people who designed the software for the animators are the unrecognized heroes of the movie.
yeah.. they're the real magic maker here
Umm well. The software got the recognition just not the creator. That's like referencing the creator of microsoft after every written paper.
Halema Shah well, the creator of Microsoft is the richest man on our planet
software is a tool and is celebrated but it cannot create the visuals with a click. there are a lot of concept sketches/paintings, planning, direction in color, composition, etc. that goes into it.
Aru nobody is saying that content creators shouldn’t get credit, but the software they use is immensely complicated. The teams creating this software put in just as much time, energy, and creativity as anyone else working on the movie
"The animators didn't know how to animate a religious figure, so they went to Greece and summoned the ancient Olympians and studied how they moved"
Lmao
This caught me by surprise so much that I just snorted my milk
As a Greek i found this hilarious😂😂
@@angelinasophiakamaratou1205 κι εγώ😂
@@Halfling4 apo pou eisai?
As a graphic designer who literally went out to see it just because of young cousins i was actually astonished by the quality of artwork and detailing they put into the movie. Still not a huge Frozen fan but i really appreciate hardwork and dedication it took to make it.
I'm a graphic designer too! and going to see it not because of any kiddos, but because of the crazy details and artistic talent I see here. I had no idea... This looks incredible!
I’m an interior designer. But still the details of Frozen 2 won’t fail me to feel awesomeness!
Yeah the ocean scene was insane. It almost looked like they filmed the ocean
Animator in training here, well... 3 months in my major but IM TRYING ;-;
@Marko Vujovic First of all, i dont get why would you asume i am a multibillionaire based off of my job. People can have best of jobs and still have just enough. Second of all, youtube, like any platform is visited by everyone who seeks for entertainment, not just poor or just rich.
“The main characters Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, and Olaf”
Sven: Am I a joke to you
protect sven at all costs
OMG SVEN:(
Kathy Le Thats what I was literally going to comment (no I’m serious)
• cartoonishly me too lmfao
Samantha: Am I a joke to you?
”For inspiration, the animators went to Norway, Iceland and Finland”
Sweden : *sad meatball noises*
Screw Sweden.
*sike sweden is luv*
Hardly surprising, need an armed escort in that failed country nowadays. Shame really, was nice once before the ghettofication. Too many years with spineless politicians can ruin any country!
@@mikael2670 Ghettofication? I'd say that's a big fat myth
Ireland: *sad leprechaun noises*
@@snokalo208 Yeah? How come the amonth went from 3 areas in 1991 to over 200 today for instance and have been steadily on the raise...
Too much facts to handle for an leftist in denial?
The "Show Yourself" sequence along with taming of the water horse before it might be the single most impressive full-CG animation sequence ever.
Yes the part where elsa ventures in the dark sea is the most amazing scene
The ocean looked soooo good!!
“The main characters Elsa, Anna, Kristoff and Olaf”
Sven: *Sad reindeer noises*
Sven is my mood
I hope the annoying snowman is gone!
They forgot Samantha too :(
@@BlueGuise9 cu fty zodiacal coorporativo
@@mitchelvanwijk of course they forgot samantha
When they were making the horse I bet the animators were like
“Into the unknoowwwwwnnn!!!!”
Lol
that took me a minutee looooooool
Bahahah 😂😂 😂
And then the party pooper going, OK SHUT UP ALREADY!
Xd
the fact that the team can just “create” new softwares to advance their animations is insane.
and yes this is my literal dream job
Go for it if it’s your dream job! There are so many courses you can take
I believe in you, follow your dream!
melanie chiriacescu mine too ! I just don’t know where to start.. I’ve heard it’s hard to get accepted
@@melawesome4209 Go back to college for classes. Don't try and use udemy or coursera because animation studios don't recognize it as real learning
My mum's friend was the head of visual effects for frozen, and it's a really cool job. Go for it!
But the sad part is, they take years to make this, work so hard on the details but, most of details goes unseen.
Most of these animators are not at all recognized and appreciated!! So sad!!
their should be awards for the animators
@@wondergirl1586 agreed
@@wondergirl1586 There are tooo many and it's almost impossible to know who did what. Although there are awards specifically for animated movies
A friend of mine works with visual effects at ILM and is hands-on in many big budget movies. Those people have their own award shows and a whole culture around what they do - they get their well deserved recognition from their peers/fellow artists in the industry. But it's important to note that all these big or small things that they do for these movies all add up to something really great for the viewer. If the target audience enjoy the movie without being distracted by or questioning the vfx, it's a very good sign and is mostly what they care about.
All this money wasted on CG that'll be outdone in another 5 or so years, and they could've spent it on making 5 or more 2D animated films.
“it was winter in the first movie”
well it was actually summer but...
but we don't talk bout that
WWomanho
Coiuy
K K I thought it was spring i-
@@catbug9364 doesn't it take place in autumn?
@@reneeseli1274 I meant it got released in winter
no one:
disney’s programmes’ names:
splash, swoop, BEAST
dont forget the most familliar ones~!
_Quicksilver._
for real
@@annisamaharanisitumeang5102
Bruh he dead
HAHAHA
those are plugins for autodesk maya. not programs
The circles under the eyes and other realistic features on their faces are also because they're older now. Frozen 2 is about them becoming adults :)
Sure but they are only 2 years older now.
@@FoxyGuyHere you can grow a lot in 2 years
well Elsa and Anna are 2 years older, so that makes Elsa 23 and Anna 20. I dont know where you have "them becoming adults" they are adult allready.
@@ThePolishedShooter Didn't seem like it from the way they used to act during the previous movie.
Growing up, getting older, becoming adults- it all can be subjective, no need to get too technical. It just means that there’s some character development happening. It’s apparent that a major theme for frozen 2 is they’re maturing. As a story evolves, it’s engaging for the characters to be changing and growing into new versions of themselves.
Elsa : *walks back and front*
Insider: "They walked back and front to know how it would feel if Elsa was walking back and front"
“and... it felt different than usual for some reason”
😂💚
@@choxy192 😂💚
@@choxy192 "because elsa's dress was the iciest icy blue with a pixel of red put in"
Ok so what I've learned from this:
If you wanna travel the world, become an animator.
They've been to iceland, norway, finland, went skydiving, horseback riding, camping, got vocal coaching, and i probably forgot a few other trips.
Holy shit what a dream job!
Dinanysos and then you have to work for four year and probably plenty of overtime to make one movie haha but agreed still awesome
@@thetiredworm2100 I'm an artist and just started working in the game industry so it's not a foreign concept to work on something for a very long time before it gets published :D
We just don't have cool trips 😂
@@theatrepopcorn really malaysia? wow my country 😭😭😭😭😭😭❤️
I guess you could say they work at.. Dream works?
@@RoxyPaw_ I had a joke (not really) but now I can't say it so I guess I should go...
(Great Joke though also everyone has the chance to succeed and follow their dreams they just have to be willing to take it)
People be doing stuff like this while i still draw dots as eyes
I can't even draw a straight line
Well....it doesn't really mean they can draw good (apart the concept artist). They understand the techniques and the programs to be able to make those things. Even some artist who make amazing sculpture in Zbrush aren't really able to draw.
@@vickymoreira1260 Yeah i get it what youre saying but still amazes me
Surya Ravi I can
Crain same
“Even creating a horse out of water.”
Poseidon: Pathetic
Well to be fair, he did try to kill Kratos with it,
@@ownedbynate6458 Yeah, in GOW
But like- we're talking actual mythology
Hahaha
Cue Athena growing an olive tree with a smug face
You remind me of percy Jackson 😂
@@anushamohammadi7713 I mean, he IS the son of Poseidon
So are you telling me they made Quicksilver, Beast, Swoop, and Splash software programs, consulted a vocal coach, went skydiving, traveled to Norway, Iceland, and Finland, AND stood on a glacier JUST FOR THIS SEQUEL?!
hmm sounds pretty easy...
Lol
Yes so easy! I can do this in one day, like way too much easy!
Also they got a horse owner Imao
@@aflower6955 Animation itself isn't as easy as it seems. It can be pretty hard especially for a movie if you wanna make it look nice and good and make it good quality. Same goes with drawing. I'm glad they look their time to look at how they can improve on some stuff.
@@Itz_SSiri it's a joke, everybody knows how hard these are to make. *I'm still learning how to use FlipAClip and it's the easiest program to animate*
"Why did they make us wait 6 years for a sequel"
Incredibles 2: *am i a joke to you?*
Mary Poppins: allow me to introduce myself
lmao ,
♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@sophie-pp1ke Well the Incredibles ended on a cliffhanger, whereas Mary Poppins wasn't intended to have a sequel.
Bambi 2 : am i a joke to you?
Them: took 6 years to create an interesting movie
Me: grown 6 years older but still acting like a child
I was 12 back then omfg😭😭😭
Fatima Mahjabin Tasnim and i m 15
@@Raisa-gb4fh I was SEVEN😂
Mahad Khan samee lmao
@@Raisa-gb4fh i was 7
“the main characters Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, and Olaf”
Y’all really did Sven like that and he was right in the picture too
exactly i was like wtf
Ikr, my exact reaction
Ikr but maybe because Sven didn't talk like the other characters and didn't have It's own song too
honestly it never felt like I've waited 6 years, whenever I watch or listen to frozen songs I feel like the movie released probably a week or a month ago
People: Animation drawing is just a geeky desk job
Disney Animators: Hold my exhausted passport
this is so underrated i-
The animation has come such a long way...
The snow is now snowier-
Don’t forget Pixar :3
this 13 minutes felt like half an hour lol
Fugp
Omg, I know, right?! It was so fascinating!
Same
Haha
I know right?!
Internet: Hey Disney, are you an animation company or a software company?
Disney: Yes.
Thank you!
Well you do need software to animate. Necessity is the mother of invention after all. ^^
It's not like they'd wait for someone else to make the software and then buy it. They'd just hire those people to make software directly.
And yes, I know your comment was a joke..
Coiuu
Cindy coiuy STOP
Cindy coiuy STOP
our mom let us skip school on the day the movie came out, and we went to burger king and then she surprised us with FROZEN!! in the imagine movie theater...... That was one of the best days ever!!
Omg! The exact same happened with me but it wasn't really a surprise because I already knew
Sounds like being an animator means a lot of free trips overseas..
Coiuy
Yes !
Yeah. But they aren't on holidays. They had to study. Remember?
@@_sus5642 still have everything to gain though, given that you're travelling and learning at the same time.
ʀᴀιɴιɴԍ _susнιツ Yeah, it's kinda like a school trip, must still be fun though.
wow. Animation is seriously overlooked. the detail in each and every thing is incredible!
The first time I watched it i was so mesmerized by the animation that I missed a bunch of the plot 😂 I had to go rewatch it the next day
Not really. That's one of the things we immediately noticed and talk about while we watching it on cinema.
@@zodiacsagittarius344 eh ill argue that it is overlooked, like how so many people portray how 3d animation is worse than 2d, because its "easier". When its not the case at all.
@@fartyfat6539 that's not true at all you're just making that up in your head
@@fartyfat6539 People who say that are really ignorant. 2D animation definitely takes a longer time to animate, but that doesn't mean 3D animation needs a lot of effort and time as well.
I was absolutely DYING over the animation in this movie. ESPECIALLY the clothes. Beautiful stuff! 😻
Coiuy
Stop it Cindy coiuy
Everyone knows
And also
I remember 2013, when they released the movie, I loved the costumes.
Buuuuuuuuuuuut, I like the costumes in Frozen 2 more.
@@pandy3668 absolutely. The new costumes have so much more dimension and detail to them
when i was younger, i thought frozen was filmed by real people and scanned to make them more cartoony lol impressed
They did not make any effort for the character 'Samantha' but still she is the most recognized character in this movie
Coiuy
Exactly
The unrecognized power of Olaf
they did, they had to do lip sync animation for olaf..
and don't say "it's just lipsyncing", because I would like you to try it yourself
I was really happy that it wasn't Elsa's "lover" cuz.. No.
Nobody:
The People of Arendel: Let's randomly repaint our houses every fall and winter. Because.
Its Arandelle
Not Arandel
It's LeviOsa, not LevioSAA
@@yliubers omg i love this 😂
@@rodolfomorales26 I took a guess ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@gracemckeown2785 ok
When i saw that scene of elsa running into the water i was actually so confused, she looked so cartoon compared to the water, as if they just used a video of real water. And that was them holding back? Wow!!
@@pneuma6202 i felt that at first too but if u watched it with a big ass screen in the cinema (front row like i did), the animation looked fine and everything blends well tgt
They really trying to make everything accurate
fr
I've never seen this youtuber comment and get no likes yet-
Exactly
I also dig that Elsa’s dress is much more fitting to her character, it looks so much easier to move in and is still elegant
Edit: WAIT WHY DOES THIS HAVE SO MANY LIKES???
I mean they needed outfits adapted for their journey
I am ur 1kth like 😂❤
Chris Bradley essjdnebbbb11182991nsnzbzb12jsnsndoan
Coiyu
Imagine you could draw like this...
Jonny Siani your art teacher would fail you for being better than him
Is this sarcasm
SaltyWolf Definitely sis😂
Well you can, not a whole movie though
@@sprytez9781 lol
These animators probably know more about the world more than anybody right now.
while I would say that’s not true, it actually kinda is. not every one of them, but a lot of the smartest of animators or people that work in the animation industry know SO much about psychics, light, and just general surface details and information.
true
And this is the reason they took 6 years,
Can you imagine? 8 months making just a horse!
Well it takes 9 months to make a baby
You are forgetting that anatomy is complicated. How long does it take an artist to fully understand on how to draw a human? Years sometimes.
Well great things take time . Not that everyone can understand it .
I said this to my friend while watching the movie-
They really flexed their water animation skills in this movie
BOI 🙏🏽👏🏽
Chicken
You were talking in the cinema?
after watching the movie this was our main topic of discussion dhj
Pablo Triëste whispering,pretty much nobody heard me but my friend
Ah yes, The animation is made out of animation
You mean CGI. Real animation is basically paper on paper with pencils.
Ani mation
Mr. Friendship “the technique of photographing successive drawings or positions of puppets or models to create an illusion of movement when the movie is shown as a sequence.”
there is no such thing as “real animation”, it is always an animation if it moves by some kind of framerate
@@poweroffriendship2.0 "real animation" lmaooo
@@miloe.3245 Well, that's what I'm referring to. It's about a series of pictures that creates an illusion or movement to make a figure moves in beyond.
And let's not forget that the other definition of "animation" is referring as movements. For example, "animated objects" even when it's not a drawing.
*Insider:* The animators have devoted their time and effort to make everything realistic and sharp to appeal our needs.
*Animators:* Yeah we just thought it was nice looking so we stuck with it.
Elsa: Walks
Animators: We went to Mars to know what it would be like for Elsa to walk
LMAO
😂💚
Me and my friend were gushing over the quality in the cinema, it just looks so much more smoother
Coiuy
@@cindycoiuy2234 stop putting coiuy on every comment it's annoying so stop idiot
You forgot to mention that the creators went to the indigenous peoples and learned about their ways and got permission to include that culture in their movie
Impressive!!
Did the same for Moana.
But not for coco :/
Not for live action Mulan tho
Ooooo thats very respectful of them :D
I have so much respect for animators. Especially animators for movies. Honestly how can you make it so damn realistic🤯 . Oh and the patient.. lmaooo I could never. Anyways, they have my deep deep respect🙏🏻
I wanted to become an animator once. Then I looked into how much work it is to animate, then I didn't want o become an animator anymore.
Blubableful exactly that lol
@@Blubableful don't just give up because it's a lot of work. Maybe you should try it and see if it's for you.
@@nzuzovilakazi756 Nah, I know what you mean but when I saw how much attention to detail is needed and how long it takes to see final results, I knew it wasn't for me. Thanks though for encouraging people to not give up ✌️
@@Blubableful me except it depends on my mood..one moment i could feel like i could do animation and be patient the next moment i feel like a lazy slob who can't be patient at all.
*Just imagine, it's not only the animations you have to perfect, but it's also the music production, voice acting, scripts, catchy stories, detail, sound effects, creative plots, and realistic touch.*
Why did they make us wait 6 years for a seque-
incredibls: it took me 14 years to get a sequel
ok i get i-
star wars:it took me 16 years to get a 4th movie
damm ok 6 years is not that muc-
BAMBI:IT TOOK ME 63 YEARS TO GET A SEQUEL
@milk 고양이 yepp
@@sebastians6081 bruh
OMG!!!!63 FREAKING YEARS???
Bambi has a sequel?
@@mohamedamin-vl3wu yeah type bambi 2
2013 : finding Elsa
2019 : Finding secrets siren
2026 : finding Samantha
Princess Helen NO 2025
Coiuy
I can’t express how annoying these comments are at this point
Coiuy
Cindy coiuy why are you commenting coiuy on like every comment
My favorite scene was during into the unknown when Elsa is imagining what the forest will be like. The animation was so smooth and the colors are stunning. The animators really outdid themselves.
Apparently animation was the career field teachers were talking about when they told us we'd need every class in the future.
I can’t believe it’s been six years this movie has a special memories to me and seeing the story grow with us makes it even better ❤️
Same
Frozen 2 just came out
Cool how Disney really researches before making their movies.
All of animators do research.
Lol, even home-stucked starter artist who didnt graduated middle school will do research to draw anything.
Everyone does
Not for Mulan 2020 unfortunately
MULAN
I really didn't think I would care about the details but wow. As an artist myself, seeing it all really had me squealing! The dresses and the the way the fabric folds left me in awe every time and the scenery was absolutely beautiful. So much contrast compared to the first film where everything was full of snow and white. The scene where the soldiers were fighting the Northaldra and the sunlight was shining on them was so stunning I gasped. Ugh, I wish I could acutely express my adoration was the detail but I just don't have the words.
me watching the movie in 360p like:
*omg so detailed..*
Coiu
Hi! I was just watching your videos haha
@@modelstatus3456 my gosh😆😆
Cindy coiuy what’s up with you commenting your last name on literally every comment?
Cindy coiuy Why ?
Disney Animators: Hmm how can we have fun using Disney’s money?? Hey Disney, we need to go skydiving so we know how to draw wind 💨
Disney: Ok.
Work benefits
@@cyeayttheratking9501 omg dat used to be my profile pic but diff background c:
The most impressive one for me is Elsa running on the ocean waves.......dam.....I have no Idea how they cooperated.....either animation matches VFX waves or the opposite are super time consuming. One department want to change something will cause massive works for the other department XD
I dont know what this means but ye the movie is great uwu
Woah, this really helps you to appreciate and understand how much work and thought really went into making the movie😲
Soon we won't be able to tell if a film was animated or recorded.
I think I'm dreading that...........
What if they’re both
watch "love, death, robots" on netflix. There was an episode that took me a while to figure out it was an animation lol
That's that show that has all kinds of random shorts right? Different animation styles too?
@@lmjesuschrist7450 yes!!
One detail that I noticed and really appreciated was the ground, yes, like the grass and dirt. It was a 100% accurate portrayal of what Scandinavian forest floors and open plains are like (bumpy, a bit rocky, patchy grass, green, yellow, brown etc.). I’m Scandinavian and it was really well done and a nice detail that just made the world that much more realistic.
I love how videos like this says "animation" made by "animators", but those are not the work of an animator, textures of skin and clothing is called "texturing and shading, hair is called "gooming" and that is made by Look Dev artists, not by the animators
They probably say animators as a generalizing title for the people who made the movie. Most people don't know these terms, the video is most likely made for people with a more basic level of understanding animation.
@@memint2474 This. Although, those more intricate terms are really interesting and I would love to see something about them in the future.
THANK YOU
Don’t forget all of the in house software developers making the tools they use
Hundreds of TD worked over years to help artists create almost anything. Gosh I can’t believe the Pixar guys used to DRAW the complex animations that the computer couldn’t do at the time, and they have to cheat through everything from ray tracing to crowd sims.
Therapist: A-posing Olaf doesn't exist. He can't hurt you
A-posing Olaf:
3:32
No-one's gonna' talk about how good the camera is and it can zoom in the picture like a charm?
It’s funny because this film is targeted for children but hardly any of them are going to care or even notice the improved technology 😂
The first movie came out six years ago so the majority of people who watched frozen (presumably ages 3-10/12) they would be somewhat grown up now to watch the sequel, and not all animated movies are just for children
Same for pixar
@@tarraing6566 ahaha yea
is not just for childrens
Oh boy, mummy and daddy didn't wait six years to read this lol! I can tell lotsa adults were waiting more than the children did ;)
elsa really be out here swimming with a dress and makeup
She took off most of the outfit she was wearing, and pulled her hair back tighter! Not like she could go home and change!
Though she could do a "let it go" and apparently magically costume change mid-scene...
@@ericaashby7310 It happened again in this part as she made her way inside the cave while singing ''Show Yourself'' lmao
She literally ran into a blizzard in a dress and heels in the first movie. She also ran on ice stairs. With her *ice heels* . Gosh that woman is unreal I-
Princess Zelda ahhha trueeee
Couiy
2013: finding Elsa
2019: finding the voice
2020: finding Samantha
Is no one going to talk about how the animators went to a LOT of places, and DID A LOT OF THINGS as part of research??? That perks thoo
BettyJijijiji ye ye
BettyJijijiji i mean they had 7 years 😭😭
Frozen 1: pretty good animation
Frozen 2: woah look at this insane animation
Frozen 3: is this a live action or animation
Edit: OMG thnx for the likes. Most I have ever had
There will be no frozen 3 frozen 2 is the end
@@MegaSwaysway who know, disney might be like "hey y'all lets make anotha one" you never know tbh lol
@@MegaSwaysway how sure are you?
How about a tv series? 😂 Ik it's hard to animate each episodes😂
@@blueberrypie9608 YES
hello
Literally
saaame
♥️♥️♥️♥️
excuse me 20-WhaT?!!
Ikr
I feel like I gained more knowledge in this 13 minutes than I ever did in 10 years of school
10:25
Alright guys! Let's get this wrapped up till tomorrow!
Animator: I'll need to stand on a glacier in norway first.
The designers for her dress recently went to my university to talk about it, glad I'm seeing it's getting recognition
Everyone Else: Look at the 3D elements, stitching, and threads!
Me(not paying attention to that stuff): Hey these outfits are on point
But seriously it’s pretty cool that they were able to add more detail to the outfits.
In Roblox Royal high somebody screams at me said CAN YOU MAKE ELSA
Me:ummmm ok?
Me: *makes Elsa*
Me:done
Elsa fan person ldk:WAIT A MINUTE ELSA HAS LONG SKITK
I still can't draw nicely and make stickmans and there are animators who are doing this
Great work animators, and thank you for frozen 2
so, is Elsa’s dress attached to her skin or really thin at the top? it fades into her skin
Thuy An Le it is not attached, all of the clothes are part of cloth similation.
Elsa's dress is attached to her skin so her cleavage doesn't show for PG purposes since Disney isn''t dirty.
RamboNambo (aka Sorpresa) Jessica Rabbit would like to disagree
@@JasminMiettunen Who framed Roger Rabbit wasn't made by Disney.
It’s evidently mimicking a mesh material
Movie:exists
Insider:I’m about to expose this mans whole career
Animators: *sweats*
*Meanwhile I still can't draw a straight line even with a ruler.*
Coiuy
Coiuy
a thing with legs 😂
Cindy coiuy ur annoying
@@cindycoiuy2234 shut up ugh
It’s really cool to see the actual thought process in these films. It’s one thing knowing that animation like this is really detailed and difficult, but a whole different one to actually see and understand it. Like damn, these guys spent a LOT of time and came up with so many creative solutions.
"Arendelle used to be covered in snow but remember, it's autumn now"
Yeah and it was summer then
yes. * Else madei t snow but i get the joke so dont woosh me)
@@auronnyagangopadhyay7104 r/woosh 😂
@@physicslover4951 bruh
Insider: "The main characters Elsa, Ana, kristov and Olaf"
Sven : "am i joke to you"
Samantha:hello?
Oof
Evita Katherine Putificacion *Anna not Ana
"The main characters Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, Olaf."
Samantha : Am I A Joke To You
Sven: am i another joke to you?
Best comment. XD
Sven was forgotten.
Cnxss Who is Samantha- I didn’t watch the English version of Frozen 1 sorry
@@lauriee5364 ...
The main characters: Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Olaf
Me: WHAT ABOUT SVEN!!!!!
I feel like the last part was a “shoutout” to the “live action” lion king
And even that didn't consider the flexibility of a lion's Jaws for mouth movement...
Another masterpiece detail was when Elsa sat up from her bed and *her collarbones twitched.* I was like WOW!! I loved it. ❤😊
@SHUBHANGI SINGH before the song into the unknown
This guy just filled me up with spoilers without me even realising it wow
Same for me, cause Frozen 2 is shown in Finland 25.12... I need to see it asap! Even film theory has made videos about Frozen 2!!
name checks out
@@snowflower7360 I work at a cinema in Norway and we have a pre premiere 14.desember, you guys should have it aswell!
@@xxXNemoangelXxx even if we had that it would probably be shown in Helsinki (capital) and that's way too far away
@@snowflower7360 Ooh that sucks! We have the pre premiere in almost every cinema in the country and Sweden so that is also weird tho
It’s so crazy how little detail we pay attention when we watch something. We’re unable to appreciate the beauty of animation
"didnt frozen 1 came out just a year ago-"
*2013*
AAAAAAA
AAAAAAA
Ikr where did the time go
That’s the first movie I ever saw in theaters
I’m 9, it felt like I was 7 when Frozen 1 came out,
I WAS 3 WHEN IT CAME OUT
When I saw Elsa running across that beach and then onto the dark sea, I felt every little texture and sensation that she might’ve felt while running across cold, wet stones, the ocean and ice.
Cosmic Dib what are you talking about
Did you get hypothermia
@@tulipbreeze1696 no.
@@tulipbreeze1696 I'm cackling lol why is my sense of humor ruined like this what the fucksakdfkajadsj
"the main characters Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, and Olaf-"
Sven: am I a joke to you
I was thinking just that when it came to that bit, I was just looking at svens poor face in the corner
samantha: am i a joke to you
Ikr >:(
@@uglypoopdoodlebob7 xD
Protecc Sven at all costs
As an artist, this is absolutely phenomenal but I feel like if they keep going, they’re gonna edge into uncanny valley territory
“when the ears point back toward the rider, the horse respects the rider” nOO AKFKSKFK
Hailey Hansen That was my exact thought too
RIGHT
Rider will shortly be looking for other transport.....
I think they based it on dogs' reactions because dogs are more familiar to kids
Not my kids....
actaully with horses, the ears mean a lot. if the ears are pricked forward they are either alert, happy, or something like that. If the ears are pinned back they are angry. If they are being ridden, and you are making the “kissing sounds” or saying a command like “trot” “easy” “woah” or “good boy/girl) they may flip back one ear to show they are listening. Of course this isnt always the case, as each horse is different!