Jag läste även en artikel om filmen ur en feministisk synvinkel!!!!! Disney's Frozen: The feminist fairy tale we've been waiting for (with no Prince Charming). Dock spoilar den slutet meeeen det finns spoiler alerts i texten. Om du inte ids klicka på länken så har jag samlat lite citat (utan major spoilers). Ta-daa:

 

"The great thing is that moments before, Anna and Hans have the typical Disney true-love duet, ala Aladdin or Tangled, and as an audience member (and someone way more versed in Disney Princess lore than is good for me probably) I thought, well that’s dumb, but this is a Disney Princess movie. It’s pretty standard. And then they toss it right back into your face."

 

"Repeatedly throughout the film, Anna says it over and over again: I’m going to find my sister and talk to her. Not seek answers for herself, not lead an attack on her for being what everyone assumes is the equivalent of the “wicked witch.” The story from start to finish is the tale of two sisters."

"I wish Disney had made a movie with Princesses of color. I wish they’d made Princesses with a different body type. I wish they’d done a lot of things. But this movie is an incredibly moving, entertaining tale at its heart about two sisters. I believe it’s the first Princess movie to not revolve entirely around a love interest or romantic love (in Brave the mother/daughter rift is spurred by the mother’s wish for Merida to marry). Anna’s relationships to Hans and Kristoff are completely secondary to Elsa, and they are woven into the plot beautifully. Elsa, notably, has absolutely no love interest."