No matter how big, expensive or complicated a movie might get, it's still everyday people
making it - which means a ton of mistakes, errors, or oversights in even the biggest box
office hits. Nobody's perfect, but you'll be amazed to find out just how many mistakes fans
are willing to ignore - or never even catch in the first place. Here is Screen Rant's
Know Your Movies: The Biggest Mistakes In FROZEN.
Properties Of Ice The ice saws in the opening number are used
properly, but it would be impossible to start by stabbing directly through ice that thick.
Ghostly Shadows The shadows cast by Anna and Hans are fine,
but the silhouettes hovering in midair isn't.
Hair Clipping Instead of pulling her braid over her shoulder
from behind, Elsa teleports the braid directly through her shoulder.
Unfrozen Water Anna's dip into an icy stream leaves her with
a frozen solid dress, but having seen a fountain, and a waterfall frozen solid,
there's no reason why the stream should still be flowing.
Weather Woes Aside from the snow, the weather is pretty
calm on the mountain. But that doesn't stop the Trading Post door from being slammed violently
shut, or Kristoff stepping out of a blizzard.
Reindeer Nouns The plural of "reindeer" is "reindeer," not
"reindeers." Having grown up around them, you'd think Kristoff would know that.
Missing Tune Kristoff's guitar clearly has four strings,
but only three tuning pegs.
Side By Side Elsa's not the only user of magic. Kristoff's
sleigh has enough room for he and Anna to share, but when she makes a point of moving
to the edge of her seat, the next shot puts her back at his side, packed in closer than
ever.
Directionless Kristoff and Anna are heading towards the
north mountain when she stops to look back at Arendelle. With the camera flipped, they
should be heading camera right, but the north mountain is revealed to be to the left, from
the same way they just came.
Head Hurt When Anna and Kristoff run into Olaf, he winds
up with his head turned upside down. His view should have their positions reversed, with
Kristoff and Sven on the right, but they're on the same sides as the shot before.
Reflections The ice columns reflect Anna's face with a
view from head-on, not to the side, which they should.
The Hat Trick The animators apparently forgot about Anna's
hat when she and Kristoff slide out of Elsa's castle, since it magically reappears in the
next shot.
Got Rope? Anna makes the right call in cutting herself
and Kristoff loose, but they're still tied to one another - until they land, and the
rope is gone.
Royal Family Hans charges Queen Elsa with treason while
acting as regent, even though most monarchs can't actually be charged with treason against
the state, since they ARE the state. But his entire plan was a bust, since the husband
of a queen doesn't become king if the queen dies.
Hot And Cold When the guards come to execute Queen Elsa,
they discover she's frozen her way out of her shackles. The problem is that hot metal
bends - cold metal would shatter instead.
Ninja Feet Kristoff and Sven leave a trail of footprints
when they leave Anna behind, but when turning back for their rescue, the snow hasn't even
been touched.
Door Versus Doors When we first see Queen Elsa's study, her
double doors fittingly open onto the end of a long hall. But when Anna is later locked
in the same room, the double doors now open onto a wall.
Secret Sword Sheath Apparently Hans wields a magical sword, since
it appears and disappears throughout the movie, including when he draws it from a make believe
sheath in the final act.
Block Magic When Anna saves her sister's life, the power
knocks Hans unconscious, sliding behind a block of ice a few feet away - that is completely
missing just seconds later.
Thumbs Down Even Disney makes mistakes, including Kristoff's
thumb passing though Anna's digital clothing for a split second.
There you have it: every mistake, error, or inconsistency in Disney's Frozen. We've
kept our list to only the mistakes that are impossible to dispute, and we think fans
would agree that they're easy to forgive - even if we have to spot each and every one of them
during our next viewing. Did we miss any of your favorite slip-ups? Let us know in the
comments (and maybe what other movies we should put under the microscope), and remember to
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