1. Frozen Heart - Frozen (OST) 

Shoot me but this is my favorite song of the movie.

"Born of cold and winter air mountain rain combining..." "Where the northwind, meets the sea..." I swear the lyrics to these two songs are borderline genius

"How to foreshadow your entire movie in two minutes."

"Break the frozen heart" this is the heaviest foreshadowing Disney has ever done.

This is the most underrated song in the whole movie! I freaking love it!

Wow, I can't believe I just realized this song was a summary of the whole movie.

This song is just so underrated. If anything this song has that northern region atmosphere that all the others in this OST just lack.

Never understood why people don't like this song! It may be stylistically different from the other songs in the soundtrack but it does a great job of foreshadowing elements of the movie and transitions very well into the backstory. Not to mention, the song itself is a banger!

What I love is how this song is actually sort of foreshadowing the plot. "Beware the frozen heart" is the final line of the song. Anna's heart gets frozen, which is clearly stated to be a dangerous occurrence. Please tell me I'm not the only one who noticed this.

Why is this song so underrated? I MEAN IT WAS THE OPENING! I gotta say for not being much of a fan of Frozen, this was a great opening scene and score.

No one ever remembers this song when they sing Frozen songs :(

Beautiful - Anna Powerful - Elsa Dangerous - Hans Cold - Kristoff This song was foreshadowing the entire movie

I'm a big fan of Heavy Metal and Vikings. I took my little sister to see this movie the other day and I thought this movie was gonna suck, but this scene really impressed me. I really liked the Scandinavian influence in the whole movie and there were a lot of funny parts too but this was no doubt the best part and song.

This is the manliest Disney song since "I'll Make A Man Out Of You"

there's so much foreshadowing in this song & it's almost like a prologue & a short story/introduction to the entire movie. it doesn't just introduce sven. there's a reason they show men randomly cutting ice. just listen to the lyrics. it's like a short story for the entire movie. it reminds me of the beginning of romeo & juliet, telling us basically the entire story in a few sentences. this is brilliant on disney's part. i don't think i've ever seen anything like this in disney movies since like cinderella. i didn't understand this song until watching frozen a couple times & realizing they tell you exactly what's going to happen in the next 100 minutes. it's like these guys were breaking the fourth wall telling us all of this.

I wish these men had met Elsa. I bet they would have been the first people to accept her for who she was, and could have even helped her out with her powers... maybe. Edit: Thanks for the discourse, I was 14 when I made this comment. How's 2021 going for all of you?

I adore these kind of songs.

This is my favorite song in the movie. It's real underrated.

"Beautiful Powerful Dangerous Cold" Are they talking about ice, Elsa or Hans?

Irony Elsa was born in the summer.

This song is brilliant. It foreshadowed the entire film yet no one realized this until they watched the whole film.

This song needs to be longer

I love this song, it foreshadows nearly the whole movie's plot, including let it go. Wonder why it's the least popular song out of the whole soundtrack :-(

It would be hilarious if all this foreshadowing stuff was just a coincidence.

After listening to this opening song again I realized that the song actually summarizes and foretells the Frozen plot. "Born of cold and winter air" meaning Elsa got her powers because she was born in winter. The song also goes "strike for love and strike for fear" connecting to the fact that emotions play a big role in how the powers react and behave. And of course I think everybody who has seen the movie knows what "Beware the frozen heart" relates to.

I always preferred this song over "Let it Go".

The first time I watched this movie I thought they were just talking about gathering ice, but when I actually listened to the lyrics, it foreshadows the entire plot!

To be honest, this is my favorite song out of all the others in the movie. It's just so catchy and exciting :3

I can imagine the people in Solitude from Skyrim cutting the ice while singing this song O_O

manliest disney song since "ill make a man out of you"

Fuck Let it go and For the first time in forever, THIS is the best song from the movie.

unpopular opinion: this is the best frozen song

i love the fact that this is basically the biggest foreshadowing ever put in a song like ever

I never realized it but this song totally foreshadows the movie in the beginning haha

I never thought this was possible, but they managed to make accordions sound manly.

We are cutting ice. Cause we are cutting iiiiiiiiiiiice.

I want this to be longer. Even a lumberjack would tip his hat to this.

I get goosebumps every single time they sing “beware the frozen heart”.

Watch your step! Let it go! Epic foreshadowing everyone missed

Girl: Have you seen Frozen yet? Me: Yeah, it was a great movie! Girl: What was your favourite song? Mine was Let It Go! Me: Well, I really loved Frozen Heart... Girl: Ahahaha! You haven't seen it, weirdo! There's no song called Frozen Heart in Frozen! Hahahaha! Me: *le sigh*

There's an insane amount of foreshadowing in this. Like, this line is the most perfect thing: "Let it go! Beautiful, powerful, dangerous, cold! Ice has a magic, can't be controlled! Stronger than one, stronger than ten, stronger than one hundred men!" Plus the entire "Beware a frozen heart." I mean, think about the movie it's opening. Disney, you're amazing...

I love this now, but in the theater, I was like "What is with this manly chanting type song? Where is my Disney Princess movie about love?" And then by the end, "Ohhhh."

This song is full of foreshadowing. "This icy force both foul and Fair has frozen heart worth mining" /\Elsa/\ "Strike for Love, Strike for fear" /\First time Elsa froze her sister it was for love second time fear/\ "Split the ice apart and break the frozen heart" /\the unfreezing of hearts/\ "let it Go" /\that ones easy/\ "Beautiful Dangerous powerful cold" /\Elsa/\ "Ice has a magic, cant be controlled" /\Elsa's powers/\ "Stronger that one, Stronger than ten..." /\It is powerful/\ "There's beauty and there's danger there" /\Elsa/\ "beware the frozen heart" /\beware being frozen/\

I never realized how much foreshadowing there was in this song.

Born of cold and winter air and mountain rain combining. This icy force both foul and fair has a frozen heart worth mining. So cut through the heart, cold and clear. Strike for love and strike for fear. See the beauty, sharp and sheer Split the ice apart And break the frozen heart Hup! Ho! Watch your step! Let it go! Hup! Ho! Watch your step! Let it go! Beautiful! Powerful Dangerous! Cold! Ice has a magic, can't be controlled. Stronger than one, stronger than ten, stronger than a hundred men! Ho! Born of cold and winter air and mountain rain combining. This icy force both foul and fair has a frozen heart worth mining. Cut through the heart, cold and clear. Strike for love and strike for fear. There's beauty and there's danger here Split the ice apart Beware the frozen heart

without a doubt the best song in the entire movie. what made is even more amazing was the chant that was preformed at the begining of the movie. The scene also reminds me of the "Song of the Roustabouts" song from Dumbo (My fav disney movie of all) cause the way these grown men were doing all this impressive work and then having the little guy try to replicate them but not doing it exactly right. thats why it is my fav

THE ENGLISH VERSION IS SO COOL I CAN'T

If this movie was taking itself seriously, it would be so much better! This song is pretty badass describing the power of ice for such a kiddy movie.

I love that this song is the first thing you hear in the movie. Its such an awesome song! Sort of reminds me of the Work Song from Les Miserables.

"watch your step! let it go!" --> did they just foreshadowing 'let it go'?? 0___0 "beautiful, powerful" --> Elsa "dangerous, cold" --> Hans, you can see in the movie they split this dialogue in different scene. So much foreshadowing here!! God, the songwriters are genius!

They better make this longer when Frozen hits Broadway.

Most underrated song in the movie

ugh every song in this movie is so awesome. Frozen Heart is great!

This song brought back pleasant memories of the opening of Brother Bear.

Director Jennifer Lee described the song as a tribute to Dumbo's "Roustabouts" song. During the moment when Anna is struck in the heart by Elsa (at the very end of the song "For the First Time in Forever (Reprise)"), an oboe is playing the melody for "Frozen Heart" in the background; specifically matching the lyrics "Cut through the heart, cold and clear! Strike for love and strike for fear! There's beauty and there's danger here. Beware the frozen heart..."The song is clearly a reference to Elsa and her powers. On another level, it may also allude to Prince Hans in conjunction with Anna's remark at the end of the film, "The only frozen heart around here is yours." The lyrics "Beware the frozen heart!" can be interpreted as a warning of Hans' true nature. The line "And break the frozen heart" is foreshadowing the event where Anna gets fully frozen, but frees herself by choosing to save Elsa from Hans, rather than saving herself by kissing Kristoff. The line "So cut through the heart, cold and clear. Strike for love, and strike for fear" also foreshadows that only true love can break/thaw a frozen heart. The opening song establishes the various themes of the film. For example, the struggle between love and fear, the symbolic nature of ice representing beauty and danger, Elsa's internal battle betweening hiding and freedom. "Watch your step, let it go" have a reference with the scene when Elsa runs away. The closing lyric to this song "Beware the frozen heart..." foreshadows the fatal ice in Anna's heart, put there by Elsa accidentally. Ironically, Anna is the one character without a symbolic frozen heart; she never hides her true feelings, she is the most emotionally open. Kristoff, Elsa, and Hans can all be described as having cold or frozen hearts for concealing their true selves, feelings, or intentions under a tough, refined, or charming exterior, (Kristoff, Elsa, Hans respectively). However, Hans' true self happens to be more sinister than Kristoff and Elsa's true selves as their "frozen hearts" facades was born from lack of contact with the general public, especially Elsa, who does this to make sure that no one got hurt by her powers, while Hans' appears warm-hearted at first, but this was a façade to keep the public unaware of his cold-hearted true self in order to gain their trust and become king of Arendelle. The idea of a "frozen heart" is a recurring motif. Also, the lyrics "This icy force both foul and fair," may be a hint of Grand Pabbie telling Elsa that although her powers are beautiful, they are also dangerous, indicating that Elsa's magic is both beautiful and dangerous.

This theme fits the tsaritsa from snezhnaya well

Guys, It's Disney, it's always foreshadowing :p

Most of people forgot about this song immediatly :I

What is it about work sounding songs is so satisfying like this, underground by tom Waits, and many more

This was my fav song when I was a little kid but almost a teenager I’m absolutely obsessed with this song

Oh jah, EPIC FORESHADOWING ALL UP IN HERE!

I was just jamming out to this song in the theater and then I looked around to see if anyone was grooving with me, but no... Some people in the freaking audience needed their frozen hearts cut out -_-

BRO THIS IS SO NOSTALGIC 😭✋ Also am I the only one who got chills while reading the lyrics while listening or just me?

I like all songs in the movie, but I think this one is the best one because - it's a folk song that the men would sing to help their work feels less tiring - has it's rhythm in the moviment of the characters, - has lyrics that foreshadows the whole fucking plot of the movie, which is literally the coolest thing ever - Is cool and, no offense, Let It Go is one of my favorite songs in the movie, but I think this one fits the whole idea so much better.

"Watch your step! Let it go!" Foreshadowing the song sang by Elsa. Plus more but that would be spoiling the movie.

I just came back from the movie and... wow. It really felt like good, old Disney movies. And this song just blew my mind.

I’m just gonna say, I was probably 6 when they made frozen and I liked it so much I saw it in theaters twice and NOW they make a frozen 2 when I’m in 8th

Unironically my favourite.

This is probably my second favorite song in the movie. It literally got me excited to watch the film.

I was surprised this was the first song. LOVED IT.

Fact: This song IS ABOUT ELSA AND ANNA! When it says: "There's beauty and there's danger here" It's about Elsa because when the troll talks to her he says: "Your powers have beauty but also great danger!" When it says: "Beware the frozen heart" It's about Anna because her heart gets frozen by Elsa!

Apparently like half the girls in my school (which is an all girls school) think Frozen is overrated. Their main reasons for thinking so: "Too much singing" and they think "it should have been a kiss that saved Anna, not a hug." My response (in my head): Okay, first of all, it wasn't the hug that saved her, it was the fact that SHE JUMPED IN FRONT OF A SWORD TO SAVE HER SISTER'S LIFE!!! Secondly, *THOSE WERE THE BEST PARTS DAMMIT!!!* Half (or half-ish) of the girls in my school are blind.

I completely agree. The music at the beginning of the film got me really excited because it had Nordic influences and then the rest of the music was mostly pop or something modern. I did like "Let it Go" but it doesn't make up for the fact that the rest of this soundtrack was really not cohesive.

Anyone feel that this song is foreshadowing what's going to happen in the movie, or is it just me?

How the hell is this so underrated? it's the first song of the movie for god sakes!

“Strike for love and strike for fear” The first time Elsa hit Anna with her powers was while she was trying to save her from falling and the second time was when she was scared of hurting everyone and not being able to control her powers

I have this song stuck in my head right now 😭😭

this is my favorite song in the whole movie

Unpopular opinion: this is a better song than Let it go.

Favorite song from Frozen.^^ Made me think of Fathoms below from Little Mermaid.

Bruh when I was watching this movie, I thought to myself "why are these ice dudes going so hard right now?!?! 🥶" THIS SONG IS FIRE

Best minute and a half of the whole movie

Listening to this song while shoveling snow in the middle of January is a different kind of vibe

i really didnt think so many people liked this song!! i love it

Ugh, that final chord sends chills down my entire body. Eargasm each time.

Elsa = Ice Anna = Ice miners It's how I see the song.

this is the most criminally underrated disney song, imo

I love how other people said it reminds me of snow white. Love it!

Shovelling the DriveWay (I actually would listen to this whilst doing that.) I could do it all day XD I love this tune :D

"This icy force, both foul and fair, has a frozen heart worth mining" is my favorite part of the lyrics for no particular reason.

When you restock ice at Sonic Drive in.

I feel like the ice workers know that someone like Elsa exists to be powerful and strong, and I also get this feeling that they respect the ice like it has a mind of its own. A will, so to speak.

I'm loving Disney's sort of new direction, if you understand. Brave, Tangled and this movie has moved away from that predictable fairy-tale thing! Am I the only one that thinks this?

Why can't there be a musical that is just full of the manliest songs ever conceived?

This song gives me chills it’s so good (and nostalgic too)

"Let it go" this, and "love is an open" door that, y'all are sleeping on this song.

i love love LOVE the fiddle playing 0:38-0:47

Walt Disney Presents: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

the song that explains the lore of the movie at the beginning

Most underrated song in the movie, and it’s by far my favorite one.