Frozen has already set millions of children’s hearts aflutter, with the enchanting story to the incredible songs. Now, the second film is almost in cinemas, and fans are desperate to find out what is in store for Elsa and Anna. The new trailer reveals a lot more about the story than fans could have ever hoped.
So far, little is known about the story of Frozen 2.
Anna (Kristen Bell) and Elsa (Idina Menzel) have been seen, and there was even a discussion of whether Elsa would meet a young woman who would whisk her off her feet.
The second trailer has now revealed everything fans could possibly have wanted to know – except what the next killer tune will be.
The movie is set three years after the original Frozen, and Anna is concerned there is something wrong with her sister.
The trailer first shows a young Anna and Elsa being told stories by their father, who tells them: “As far away as north as we can go once stood an enchanted forest.
“It was magical place but something went wrong. Since then no one can get in or out.”
Suddenly, a shocking storm hits Arendelle, as Elsa is hearing strange voices seeming to call her away from the kingdom.
A wise member of the Arendelle clan tells Elsa to follow the voice, as they may have answers as to why the kingdom is in danger.
Elsa, along with Anna, Kristoff (Jonathan Groff), Olaf (Josh Gad) and Sven the reindeer quest towards the north to track down the mysterious voice Elsa is hearing, and it turns out they are able to penetrate the shocking mist which has locked the enchanted forest up for so long.
They meet a group of people, one of whom is voiced by Sterling K Brown, who try to help them save Arendelle.
But as their mission continues, their wise friend tells Anna she must protect Elsa from allowing her magic to consume her, as she has the opportunity to truly wow those they have met in the forest.
At one point, Anna is heard telling her sister: “I believe in you Elsa – more than anyone or anything.”
How do I watch the new Frozen 2 trailer?
The new trailer has been released on YouTube by Disney Animation Studios, as well as on the Frozen 2 social media pages.
Fans can easily access this, but some may want to save the excitement until the film has come out in November.
One thing missing from the new trailer is a new song, as the clip is captioned “Let go of the past,” in clear reference to the hit song of the first film, Let It Go.
Clearly, this film will take on a new focus, with leaving the past taking precedence, but at least fans will have a big surprise when they hear it sung in the movie for the first time.
Frozen 2 is released in cinemas on November 22