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Perfectly compliments the song. _I know how fragile things can be If I lost them, I'd lose me" The Next Right Thing is totally depressing and expressive of her grief, since she felt she lost her family.
This would be sooooo much better for Anna’s story. Instead of Elsa (without any idea of how much Anna would actually care for it) just giving the throne to her, with no prompt that Anna would be a good queen. This song gives the background of how Anna would be amazing queen.
The movie name is Frozen not Elsa. Its all up on audience whom they want to make their protagonist. You see Anna as main and many others see Elsa as main. Of course Elsa is the center of attention but for many people Anna is too. I understand you because throughout the both movie Anna has been more of a heroine.
I wish this was in the movie because it makes her choice to break down the damn, knowing it will destroy Arendelle much more heroic. Also because it show how Anna is the opposite of Elsa. - Elsa knows she’s not where she’s meant to be and she longs to go into the unknown, but for Anna, Arendelle is her home, her perfect corner of the Earth. That’s why her becoming Queen fits perfect, along with Elsa living in the Enchanted forest.
It fills the same role as "Touch the sky" in Brave: it sets the stage, engages the viewer, and foreshadows the major conflict. I like "Some Things Never Change,' but this gives Anna a more serious way to express her deep feelings without bouncing them off of the court jester (Olaf, whom I love). It makes "The next right thing" even more poignant.
I think Anna's personality has been built more in this song than what was shown in the original movie. She's still the quirky, funny, and overall happy-go-lucky princess, but you get to see the hints that she has grown from what happened. She's not alone anymore and after all the years of being alone in the castle, she finally can say that she's home and wants to provide a better life for her people.
You know guys, I think this would've been better than "Some Things Never Change" It gives more character development to Ana, works better with she being the Queen at the end, and fits perfectly with "The next right thing". Here we see how much Anna loves Arendelle and then the strength she had to have to let it be destroyed in order to do what was right. Also, it would've have been awesome if with all this at the end Arendelle did ended up destroyed and Ana were like "Arendelle is its people, not a place" and rebuild everything together. I really love Frozen 2, but there is so much wasted potential here. If the problem was the time, they only had to make it longer! What was the problem with that?
-UmikoElement- The problem’s the budget, though. Animation is an expensive and complicated job. And even though Disney has the money, the movie would be too long for kids, and we have to keep in mind that they are their main target audience, as passionate as adults are about Disney movies 😔 and would like to have a three-hour animated movie.
The problem wasn't the time or budget. The problem was that they needed an opener that gave exposition for ALL the characters, and the songwriters worked with the directors and story writers to create that. This just wasn't what the movie needed.
I too would appreciate a longer version, but they had to keep it at least relatively short because it's a children's movie after all. Kids aren't exactly known for their long attention spans.
Dare Me19 They’re all owned by the same company, if they did it for endgame and star wars the rise of skywalker they can do it for frozen and thor...whose gonna sue them, themselves? Sigh :(
They cut out this part (and get this right)because they're afraid the audiences will favour anna more then elsa, because disney is like: Elsa this, Elsa that, Elsa everything. And we STILL dont know how ANYTHING about her powers (or her as a person in general really). smh
@@nobodyofknowhere973 Yeah, it's frustrating. I get that Elsa is an important character but she doesn't even have proper development. Almost her ENTIRE character is her powers and that she cares about Anna. The only trait that I can see in her besides that is that she's a shy person. Anna has twice the growth and personality but she just gets shoved aside. Actually, most of the characters get shoved aside. Kristoff is barely in the movie. They just forget him somewhere.
Wow. This shows how perfect she is to be their queen. It also puts "The Next Right Thing" into proper perspective. I do get why it was cut, since its tone is similar to "Some Things Never Change" - but that song allows for an re-introduction of all the characters while this is all about Anna. And while I ADORE what it does for her character development, the pacing would've been tough. Edit: Actually, what I kind of wish they'd done is release this as a promo to the film - a sort of teaser.
I think just shove a shot of Elsa/Kristoff/Olaf/Sven in the last chorus there and maybe have them sing a couple of lines or even a verse, it could've easily worked as a replacement for Some Things Never Change
@@callummoore2743 Some Things Never Change also serves as a foreshadow for Elsa's "change" (Her wanting to be free). While we as audience more or less understood Anna's love for Arendelle already.
I absolutely love Some Things Never Change, it’s a great song. However, this song (Home) is great for Anna’s part of the story and it shows how she is suit for a Queen since she cares so much about the kingdom.
I thought the song has a familiar feel to it, then I realized it's kind of similar to Belle's song Provincial Life. The only difference is that Anna is deeply attached to her home while Belle feels like she doesn't belong to hers.
Is that her grandfather's statue at 0:45? Also the lyric is different from the song in the released soundtrack album. I love the atmosphere of the real town with real people living in it. The true meaning of 'Home'. It isn't just fun and games or parties, it is life that matters.
it makes sense for the ending, because she's by herself throughout the song. At the beginning her family (Elsa, Kristoff, Sven, Olaf) was so tightly knit, but towards the end she becomes less dependent on them through their disappearances. And the "I'm not alone anymore" might refer to her becoming less focused on her family and focused towards her kingdom and her life as its caretaker, thus accepting a much larger 'family' and a bigger role in life.
@@ghostsomenswho Indeed, it was planned to be instead of "Some things never change" but the crew wanted an expositional song that showed all our main characters and not just Anna
@@owo_xanax5200 honestly it wasn't necessary, if they really wanted to make anna the new queen they had to have chosen to work her with the people and their love for the homeland instead of a group song with no reason to actually exist and it would still give more weight to her music" the right thing to do"
It is criminal to cut this from the movie for the "bless this happiness we've found, bless this good and solid ground" line alone. That line hits me like a punch to the gut everytime I hear it it makes me so emotional.
Tell me about it! When I first heard the song today, it's in part thanks to those lines that I simply broke and couldn't hold back the tears anymore. They made me think of my own childhood home and the beauty of my home country. This is my favourite song of the movie.
This would’ve been so sweet to see, especially if they had tied in how she’s finally able to get to know the kingdom because the gates are permanently open. I’m crying, wish frozen 2 hadn’t felt so rushed plot wise
This song is exactly why there should be a third movie. It shows how much Anna cares about her people and why she would make a great queen. She goes out of her way to make everyone happy regardless of age or status.
@@michaelbalance98 you call racing into fire that her sister is fighting and almost dying because of her actions mature?! Elsa didn't need the distraction from her work on the fire and Elsa was being responsible by protecting everyone in the forest. If Anna wanted to help she should been trying to fight the fire too.
@@michaelbalance98 she hasn't changed anything but looks. She spent most of the movie so obsessed with her sister that if she hadn't cut the cord she would have put herself in danger again. That was the whole reason that her boyfriend couldn't pop the question because she couldn't pay attention to anything beside Elsa.
A side note-- well, a little character thing. At 1:43 Anna's swinging on a swing-- where she then swings forward into a bunch of people. In the first movie, during Do you Wanna Build a Snowman, one of the paintings Anna jumped up in front of was of a woman singing-- Anna completely alone. And now Anna actually gets to swing, she's not alone anymore c: Wish they didn't cut the song. I would've loved to see it fully animated
In the movie, Anna becoming queen felt so random and out of the blue, like it was just so Elsa could leave rather than Anna being a better candidate for the throne. This would provide better structure to that though, which makes it such a shame that this was removed. Can we have Frozen, but with all the interesting parts intact? Like the library? The cutscene where Iduna talks about how much she trusts Anna to get through to her sister? This? Get This Right?
I can tell why most of the other scenes were taken out of the movie, but this is the first deleted scene which I genuinely believe should have been kept in. Not only is the song absolutely incredible and beautiful, but it fits the profound topics which the rest of the movie and other songs like Some Things Never Change tackle. Plus the scene is quite entertaining. This fits in beautifully with her story and character arc and development, and perfectly adds to the stakes. It grounds us in actually caring about Arendelle as a place before it gets ravaged by the elements at the start and end of the movie (almost). It shows why she would make a good queen there. It let's us know how she is dependent on the relationships with her family, which would have made The Next Right Thing even more emotionally devastating than it already was. For all these reasons, it was a perfect song which definitely should have been left in the movie. It upsets me that this was taken out.
But this is about Anna only. From the director and producer's perspective, introducing Anna, Kristoff and Olaf again all in one song is more beneficial to them. And Some Things Never Change would appeal more to children, I guess. This song is quite mature and fit with adults more.
@@VuTran-mf7kj Why couldn't they just use both? Most of the underlying themes of this movie are extremely dark, so that wouldn't be a reason to exclude this song.
@@Koolstr This song and "Some things never change" are both introduction songs. We can only use one of them. Otherwise where else would you put this song? After "Some things never change", the group heads straight to their adventure at night.
@@VuTran-mf7kj I personally don't qualify this as an intro song, but rather a character focus song. It also doesn't make sense to try to jam it into the existing movie layout, you gotta think that if they would use it they would work in the filming so it has a proper place.
For introverts, they relate to Elsa more. While for extroverts, they relate to Anna more, or they like her more. And since there aren't a lot of introverts, extroverts understand Anna most, which I csn understand since shexs more outgoing, she voices her worries, and she faces it head on. While it's the opposite to Elsa. In the first movie, Elsa chose to live in the faraway place where she can be free. She ran away from her problems, and chose to live away from the place where everyone can judge the 'new queen' which is in her song 'Let It Go'. Anna can be a better queen, because she understands the people more, and she isn't an aloof girl who will sometimes be afraid of somethings Elsa will, like people's judgement. And she's more vocal, so the people can reach out to her. Though all of these are just based on my observation from people I meet in real life. In this song and other deleted scenes or songs, I can see and understand how pure and kind Anna is. Anyone would want her to be the queen, seeing as how caring and lovely she is.
This is only my opinion, but I understand Elsa completely. We're the same, and I know how scary it is to be different, not understanding yourself. and all. I still like her more. I'm an ambivert, though😂
I personally prefer Anna, and I’m definitely an introvert. I can’t completely relate to her (aside from being equally as awkward), but her personality is so endearing! Elsa’s lovely too, of course!
@@cerisejaxel9636 I understand☺I'm an ambivert, but prefer Elsa more. The above comment was only based on my observation in real life. Most socialy awkward people prefers Elss, while extroverts prefer Anna. Sometimes it's the opposite, but only a few.
The scene with anna sitting in a rock by the ocean then gets splashed reminded me of the scene where ariel sang the last part of part of your world Then the scene with her in the swing reminded me of rapunzel and Idk why
There's a whole lot of references to different movies in Frozen Also the scene where Elsa climbed on the rock while going to that river thing was resembling Ariel
I know this was meant to be an intro song, but I think it would fit nicely at the end, maybe the day of Anna’s coronation, had it been in the film. It’s sweet and Kristen Bell’s voice is beautiful! I get why it was cut though.
I’m really happy that in frozen 2 when Anna Does becomes Queen. She wants everything to do with arendell while Elsa (as known from the first movie) wanted nothing to really do but to be left alone and felt as if she didn’t belong as queen of arendell
Aye, very nice :) A bummer it was cut! As so many ppl state it is good 'cinematic cement', in Elsa's decision to have Anna become queen. Movies today are always so quick to get to the dramatic, conflict stuff..we don't get enough 'air' before that happens..quality time..like the charades scene and the fine, 'Some things never change' part..all very good..a few more mins of this state would make for Frozen2 being a 95% fabulous movie to 99% :)
Love that the way she’s moving about the town reminds me of the sequence for “Belle” even though Anna clearly loves her home town a bit more than belle😄
Maybe it's - the fact that I had just finished watching the film for the first time - how, in comparison to many of the other songs, this song feels more humble and simple, like the times of my own childhood home - the feeling of community I get from the storyboard and the townsfolk joining in the song at the song's finale - Anna blessing "this good and solid ground" reminding me of the beauty of my home country - the late afternoon sun gently shining into my quiet room that made me break out ugly-crying by the end of the song. This is easily my favourite (would-be) song of the movie.
I can't say if it's the breeze as it blows through the fjord Or the creaking of the ships as old board meets old board Either way for what it's worth this perfect corner of the earth Is home My home Wandering through the town with everyone doing all of their stuff Somewhere in my heart I feel, I've not yet done enough For these people I know, this place that I love so My home My home *whistling* I whistle as I walk, a lovely smell of kransekake Walking out of the baker's door The merchants haggling over fish remind me I have what I wish 'Cause I'm not alone anymore. *Whistling* I'm grateful for this castle And for everything we've got Especially my family We've all been through a lot I know how fragile things can be If I lost them, I'd lose me They're my ocean, they're my shore I wanna give them more They're my home My home Bless this happiness we found Bless this good and solid ground Our home Our home (Our home) (Our home) (Our home) (Our home) (Our home) (Our home) (Our home) I'm home
definitely not. on-the-fly lyric and dialogue edits happen all the time in movies - and many occurred even very late into the production of this movie, as seen in the making-of documentary. a single line of dialogue that could be easily edited out or switched to something else (especially at this earlier stage of development) wouldn't have influenced a huge decision like cutting an entire recorded & storyboarded song from the movie. sadly, the actual reasons for the song's cut are much more depressing, and made very apparent through the documentary. on the executive level of things, the creative process for the crew working on this movie was completely stifled by micro-management and compulsive screening feedback, much more-so than is normal for an animated movie. it's a tragedy, but this is the industry norm at the moment.
hey DISNEY hear me out! make movie shorts after the events of frozen 2 using these deleted scenes. that would be great like *frozen fever* and *olaf's frozen adventure* purrrrretty please. 😍
Seriously! This really would have driven home her love for her kingdom and should have DEFINITELY been included in the movie. Before, when she saves the forest, it all seems out of obligation. My sister died for this information, I have to right this wrong blah blah blah. I would have been so much better to feel her torment when she broke the dam. Feel the intense relief when Elsa stopped the wave. Other than it just being to save their house (that's what it felt like) Also, I was happy Anna became Queen. It fit her better, she's a people person, etc, but this would have made it amazing. Instead we got a song based on Olaf being worried about change? Awesome. Ya know, now that I'm thinking about it? This movie practically spoon fed us the plot. Song about some things never change, uh-oh change happens, this is going to transform all of us. >__>
Anna was such a vanilla character, this song makes her have more personality and connection to Arrendelle. Some Things Never Changed works too. But this should have definetly been in the movie still at the end, especially with the last somg being a sad song.
These are such good songs and cut scenes that I love them so much. I just wish they had included these old storylines. Perhaps by making the movie longer.
It would had been nice if they kept this song, since Anna became queen at the end it would had shown her love for the people and her wish to be able to do more for them
These deleted scenes and sings seem to tell of a very different cut of the story, doesnt it? And yet it seems like many of the ideas that were written into the script with these deleted bits in mind were kept exactly the same, like Anna becoming queen seeming abrupt and baseless without this song and possibly some missing dialogue. Or maybe the dialogue wouldnt be needed when this contrasts to Into the Unknown so perfectly
Loved this song so much, actually most of the deleted ones are gold and would make Frozen 2 so deeper. Home gives me "Belle" feelings, but the opposite. Belle sings about her place but dreaming about somewhere else while Home is about Anna's love for Arendelle. Still, quite similar and makes me wonder if the producers didn't feel the same. (It happened with the deleted song Beyond the laughing sky in Alice in the Wonderland, they decided to delete it because it sounded so much like Somewhere Over the Rainbow).
It's rather interesting seeing everyone's differing opinions about this song Frozen 2,,,, for people saying 'this should've been in the movie' I would really recommend watching the behind-the-scenes series on the making of Frozen 2. It gives a super cool insight on its making and why they cut this song and others out~
Now, that's just not my favorite deleted scene, but it's also my favorite song, along with included in movie songs, like Show Yourself, Into the Unknown, When I'm Older, etc.
Yeah..they shouldve kept this..because it would maakes so much sense why anna would be ok being queen suddenly..rather than now..where she suddenly becomes queen and be just.."yeah cool ok"
Anna gave me such an obsessed vibe in frozen2. Like she was so worried about Elsa so much that she would do dumb things like run into fire while being the sister without ICE powers. I feel like if they had this instead of some things never change, it would've had such a different vibe. I wouldn't think she's so obsessed with staying with Elsa and keeping everything stay the way it is forever. It shows how much she loves Arendelle which would tie in how hard it would be to break the dam and how much she loves the kingdom. I saw on the storyboard video for Get This Right, a few people commented that they always take out the songs/scenes that really show the characters personality and I couldn't agree more.
I wish they would use this as the opening for a spin-off at least, for the sequel? Even better! This song is absolutely beautiful and I'd hate to see this go to waste
this song reminds me of ‘for the first time in forever’ when Anna jumps to each and every painting and fits in, just now she’s more developed all the deleted scenes are the scenes we wished we had.
its like they wrote the movie but deleted everything good about it. oh, a catchy song that also adds to the plot? delete. smh this wouldve been such good foreshadowing about anna being queen because it shows how much she cares about her people. i mean, i predicted it at the start of the movie but this song wouldve added something instead of anna becoming a queen all of a sudden. :/
I wish they had put this in!! This shows the differences between Anna and Elsa! Elsa longs to know other places and other things but for Anna Arendelle is all shes wanted for so long it really shows that and as many other commenters have said it gives background for why she would make such a good queen
And what Anna really got was more of a depressing song of The Next Right Thing. Some Things Never Change didn't really focus much on Anna. With this, we get more emotional.
I wish they kept this in. Seriously all the deleted scenes I wish they kept in. All of them are much more fun and full of life than the actual movie. The movie just felt so overly centric on Elsa and her powers that it sucked all the happiness in the second movie. Elsa is just a very dull character that when they focus to long on her her it feels boring. But Anna she is such a fun character. I wish she had more fun scenes like this in the second movie, but all she does is worry about her sister throughout. She doesnt have her other personality traits with her except for caring for her sister in the second movie. It feels like this side of her was missing, and I really wish they could make a remake of Frozen 2 because watching these deleted scenes show how they could of made Frozen 2 a whole better.
Awwwwww no tenían que haber quitado esta canción!!!!! Explica muy bien el mundo interior de Anna, y ya viendo su última canción... Uuuffff que viaje de personaje!!!!
Aww. That's a really nice Song. 😊 The more I watch these deleted Scenes, the more I want THIS to be the actual Frozen 2. The actual second Movie just left me...kinda disappointed at the end. You'd think there would be more to the Conflict between the royal Guards and the Northuldra (I probably misspelled that. Sorry.), and that the Elemental Spirits would play a bigger Role.... Nope.
Watching this after seeing the Making Of on Disney+ judt solidifies to me that they seriously over-thought each step of the way. There was so much pressure on this movie to be as good as the first that they made really weird creative choices. This song is fantastic and the animation would have been a beautiful mirror to the For the First Time in Forever sequence from the first movie.
I loved the nod to Isreal "IZ" on the ukulele! The whole song is amazing and I hope they use this on extras or even release fully animated deleted scenes on one DVD.
I think I know why they took this song out... it sets up for Arendelle to be destroyed. This song is about endearing the viewer to Anna and Arendelle, meaning they wanted us to care about Arendelle being destroyed (ala Thor Ragnarok) but then for whatever reason disney didn’t let Arendelle be destroyed so they needed a new song that was specifically about Anna and Olaf.
Lyrics I smell that salty breeze blowing through the fjord I hear those creaky ships as old board meets old board I breathe in the place I live and wonder what else can I give This home, my home Wandering through the town with everyone doing all of their stuff Somewhere in my heart I feel I've not yet done enough For these people I know, this place that I love so My home, my home I whistle as I walk, the lovely smell of kransekake wafting out of the baker's door The merchants haggling over fish remind me I have what I wish 'Cause I'm not alone anymore I'm grateful for this castle and for everything we've got Especially my family, we've all been through a lot I know how fragile things can be If I lost them, I'd lose me They're my ocean, they're my shore I wanna give them more They're my home, my home Bless this happiness we've found Bless this good and solid ground Our home, our home Our home, our home, our home Our home, our home I'm home
It's just funny how we enjoy animated movies' deleted scenes more than the actual movies themselves these days. I don't know if they just prefer to settle for less or not.
This song is really bringing her character out. It's sad that they cut it. Anna in frozen 2 doesnt feel like Anna. I know they want to use this "maturing" concept, but come oon :(( and they also change her signature braid
This Home Song is WAY BETTER than Next Right Thing. It's cheerish, lovely and should've been the last song of the movie. It could habe been in the ending scene. Too bad they cut it out. 😢 Also, this would've been actually a perfect opening for the first movie just to show the people what Arendelle is like and to introduce the main characters.
It's a good song, that establishes Anna wanting to do more for the Arendellians (amd sets her up well to be a queen), but I get why they deleted it. 1. Some Things Never Change is not only catchier, but also sets up the arcs for all the characters. Home is just an Anna song. 2. If you catch up to Anna's doings in Some Things Never Change, you can see she is more socially involved with the town's people than Elsa. Essentially, they took some elements from Home and put them within Some Things Never Change. 3. Throughout the 2 movies (and even the shorts) Anna showed authority, leadership and care towards her people. This article presents her actions that prove her to deserve the throne: spicylove4ever.tumblr.com/post/626083684642127872/when-people-of-the-frozen-fandom-say-that-anna-is?is_related_post=1#notes
