Ep 112. Honest Trailers - Frozen Fever

Honest Trailers - Frozen Fever is a hilarious yet honest review of the short film of the same name. The episode starts with a warning that even though it may seem like a trailer for Frozen 2, it's actually a trailer for a short that not many people know about. The narrator then dives into a humorous description of the plot and characters of Frozen, establishing the backstory for viewers who aren't familiar with the franchise.

The review then moves onto Frozen Fever, describing it as a "cash grab" that tries to capitalize on the success of the original film. The narrator mentions how it's only seven minutes long and how it's basically a "music video" for yet another song that Disney wanted to sell. The sarcastic tone of the narrator keeps the audience engaged throughout the episode.

The review gives credit to one of the film's positives- the reintroduction of beloved characters like Olaf, Kristoff, and Sven. The narrator also praises the animation and admits that Elsa and Anna's relationship is still a strong point of the franchise. The humor continues as the narrator mocks how the short film tries to tie in disease awareness.

The Honest Trailer then goes on to point out the short's many flaws, such as its forced humor and clichéd plot. The narrator comically describes how Olaf gets sick and then proceeds to infect the rest of the group, giving a nod to the film's quirky sense of humor. The narrator repeatedly ridicules the fact that the entire plot of the short is centered around Anna's birthday, pointing out how over-the-top and unnecessary every part of the celebration is.

Towards the end of the review, the narrator puts his sense of humor aside and acknowledges that as much as he pokes fun at the film, it's still enjoyable for kids and fans of the franchise. He admits that Frozen Fever does succeed at doing what it was intended for- entertaining kids and selling merchandise.

Overall, Honest Trailers- Frozen Fever is a lighthearted yet honest review of a short spin-off of a popular franchise. The continued humor and sarcasm used by the narrator keeps the audience entertained, while also impartially pointing out the weak points of the film.