Frozen Film Analysis

Criticizing Movie’s at Its Finest

Movie critics are very based on what the viewers are watching, such as how good, or how bad the movie might be. Deconstruct being described as “also claim[ing] that language is incapable of representing any sort of reality directly” (Mays 1310) towards the audience like in “Halloween” Siskel and Ebert, “300” and “Frozen” by Honest Trailers the critics describe the basic acts of each movie so that the audience don’t take it the wrong way. In this case critics are using the fast approach of deconstructing, meaning it is not what it appears to be and it is just a different approach as to what the authors want you to believe in.

Siskel and Elbert critic Halloween and how the differently the audience takes the movie. In other words, the movie might be taken as either an offense to the audience or an entertainment. In the video Siskel and Elbert discuss that the “difference between a horror movie and a freak show” (Siskel and Elbert) might not even occur to the reader. The movie happens to come across many interpretations as how it can easily offend anyone who doesn’t think of this movie as an

entertainment. The film has “creative power of language” (Mays 1310) because as powerful as it can be it had movie reviews question the lack of hatred towards women. By all mean the only reason they audience may think that is only because as being claimed the movie Halloween is about a women’s independence and the concept of a “basic situation of all women in danger” (Siskel and Elbert) and how on their own they get to survive being killed by the massive killer. However, horror movies have changed over the years only because the movie critics have made the author want to expand the details in the movie making. Therefore, the audience is aware of the words being expressed by the author.

Basic movie trailers only show the audience the perfection of a movie and it does not show the reality of what it is exactly what one is about to watch.

Screen Junkies have two Honest Trailers”300” and “Frozen” that have been hilariously broken down for the audience. In 300 the audience views the movie in a “blend of historical truth” (Screen Junkies), since the it has to do with Spartans. Screen Junkies is not only trying to make one laugh with their critics but it is also letting the reader know that the movie is based on many other things other than just Spartans. The language in the movie creates the reader to be “detecting gaps and contradictions” (Mays 1310) due to it not being completely honest. Many historical movies are not exactly based on what happened in the past but just a form of

entertainment.

Another movie the Screen Junkies honestly explained to readers was Frozen. Frozen a Disney movie in which just like other past movies creates a fantasy and imagination to a young child’s mind. Frozen has a lot of unrealistic scenes but it has helped and entertained young children all over the world. Screen Junkies focused on letting the kind of “writing and representation in other media” (Mays 1311) be compared to the past Disney movies that have been created. In Frozen, it is primarily about “a clever twist on past Disney films that teaches girls everywhere that they don’t need a prince” (Screen Junkies), because they are thought that the reader can also depend on their siblings to make things right. In context the audience will take the film and use it to express the comfort on having a whole different type of princess movie made.

To complete a section of direct honesty the reader must take in all the information given by the critics. Whether or not one likes to look at movie reviews before watching a movie, it is important to look at the language and not take it as it is because it can be represented differently than what it appears.