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What is meant to be a heartfelt, transformative moment for Kristoff, as he begins to sense the distance forming between him and his girlfriend, comes off as presently inconsequential in comparison to Anna and Elsa’s high-stakes adventure. While Frozen 2 is arguably a pretty solid soundtrack overall, what stands out as the weakest song in the Disney sequel is Kristoff’s solo “Lost In the Woods.” When his latest attempt at proposing to Anna goes sideways, Kristoff is left behind in the woods to wonder about his place in Anna’s life. What’s It About? Kristoff worries that he and Anna are drifting apart.

When Does It Happen? When Kristoff’s marriage proposal to Anna falls apart and she continues on her quest through the enchanted forest without him.

Here are the new original songs from the Frozen 2 soundtrack ranked from worst to best. While no other Disney song in the modern catalogue of Disney music has been able to dethrone “Let It Go,” it’s possible that the returning ensemble cast may have a shot at topping Frozen's first hit. The original Frozen soundtrack set quite a precedent after “ Let It Go” became a cultural phenomenon and still reigns today as the most-streamed Disney song on Spotify with 298 million listens.

Related: Our Biggest Unanswered Questions After Frozen 2 (There's A Lot) When she begins to hear a voice calling to her on the wind, Elsa sets out on a journey of self-discovery to investigate the origin of her powers and the truth about the past. “When magical fantasy Sven says, ‘You feel what you feel and your feelings are real,’ I think if that one message comes across to boys, that the boys get to feel empowered, to feel their feelings in a big, or small, but hopefully big, ’80s power ballad kind of way - that we’ve done a little bit in the war against toxic masculinity.Disney’s Frozen 2soundtrack offers a whole new set of catchy songs to sing along with, but which one is the best? From the Golden Globe-nominated “Into The Unknown” to “Show Yourself,” here's how every new song on the Frozen 2 soundtrack comparesįrozen 2 picks up after the events of Frozen, following Queen Elsa (Idina Menzel) as she rules over a happy and prosperous Arendelle with the support of her sister Anna (Kristen Bell), their magical snowman Olaf (Josh Gad), Anna’s boyfriend Kristoff (Jonathan Groff), and his reindeer Sven. To sum it up, songwriter Kristen Anderson-Lopez shared her take on why Kristoff as a character in the Frozen franchise is so important and powerful, but in a different way than men are often represented in film. “He’s Prince Sincere, not Prince Charming,” added Evan Rachel Wood, who plays Queen Iduna. What do you need?‘”īell also refers to a pivotal moment in the film in which Anna apologizes to Kristoff and he replies, “My love is not fragile,” an example of Kristoff’s love being completely egoless. She continued, “There’s one moment where Anna is in distress, and he swoops in and picks her up…he doesn’t say ‘I’ve got you’ and start taking over - he swoops her up and very quickly looks at her and says ‘I’m here.

“We talk about female empowerment that’s led by two women, but I personally think that the representation that Jonathan gives for the guys is out of this world, and it’s so subliminal that I don’t even know if people will pick up on it,” said Bell.