Top 10 Reasons Why Neither Big Hero 6 Nor Frozen is Better Than the Other

The Top Ten

1 Different demographics

Disney doesn't make movies specifically for die-hard Disney fans or even die-hard animation fans. Their main target audience is kids, and some kids prefer superheroes/comic books and some prefer princesses/fairy tales.

2 Neither of them beat you over the head with sociopolitical commentary

Lest that overzealous fan or those overzealous fans of the movie in question find this list and try to "correct" a previous comment: prejudice, racism, whatever- it's still sociopolitical crap, and why must we take away kids' innocence and get them caught up in this big obnoxious "social justice" movement.

BH6 did have a racially diverse cast, but the movie itself didn't emphasize it. People only think "Frozen" might be about a closet lesbian; Elsa's sexuality never came up as a subject.

How unfortunate that they're now both overshadowed by a two hour lecture on racism and political correctness disguised as a fun Disney film

WIR itself didn't, but unfortunately "Ralph Breaks the Internet" made up for that big time. Just wait, BH6 will get a sequel that also "makes up" for the first's lack of sociopolitical commentary.

3 People can relate themselves to characters and situations from both movies

4 The "Rapunzel face" was used on the female cast of both movies

One was criticized for that, the other wasn't.

So whats wrong, nitwit?!

5 Neither relied on pop culture references

6 Neither movie was the first at anything

7 Incest plagues both fandoms

Anyone who likes either movie and hasn't run across incestuous porn should probably buy a lottery ticket.

Sure, everyone complains about Elsanna, but forgets that Hidashi is just as bad and just as hard to avoid.

8 Both movies strayed pretty far from their source material

Doesn't even matter whether the changes were for the better or not, the fact remains that they have next to nothing in common with "The Snow Queen" or the original Marvel comic from the late '90s respectively.

9 They are two completely different genres

I watched Big hero 6 once and was never interested in watching it again, but the fandom was just too much and it made me loathe the movie even more. I don't care about Frozen either

No, animation is not a genre unto itself

10 Characters from both movies are subject to stupid crossover pairings

I would ship Honey Lemon with GoGo Tomago (come at me, straight people), Hiro Hamada with Princess Anna, Queen Elsa with Aunt Cass (what do you expect? They're gay), Prince Hans with Yokai (both are antagonists) and Baymax with Olaf (both are sidekicks). - The Ultimate Daredevil, a Big Hero 6 fan who doesn't hate Disney's Frozen as much as he used to after seeing one of AniMat's weaker reviews

I'm not even talking Tadashi/Elsa and Hiro/Anna here both the sisters of Arendelle and the brothers of San Frosokyo have been paired with just about anyone from any movie, often for stupid and shallow reasons.

I'd personally go with (tadashi/honey) and (hiro/ gogo)

Jelsa (Elsa x Jack Frost from "Rise of the Guardians") and Vaniro (Hiro x Vanellope from "Wreck-It Ralph") are both shallow and annoying, yes.

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11 Neither plot was perfect

Again, very true, but neither of them boil down to "kid plays with his dad's Legos against said dad's wishes until Dad finally loosens up" and after nearly two hours of the tired old "milquetoast loser is secretly the one to save the universe".

12 Both are subject to Disney's current "make a sequel that breaks up iconic duos/groups" trend

Frozen for sure, but BH6 can still get a sequel where they come up with some bs excuse to break up Hiro and Baymax.

13 Both movies had annoying characters

True, but even the most annoying characters in both of those movies were nothing compared to the cast of The Lego Movie, especially Unikitty, Benny, Wyldstyle, and (though I love them in most other media) the DC comics characters.

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