Compare And Contrast Frozen Fever And Emojis

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Emojis are at it again! This time, the Emojis retell the story of Frozen Fever. The story focuses on Anna's birthday, where Elsa and Kristoff are determined to give her the best celebration ever until things start to go wrong. The Emoji version is a shorter clip version of Frozen Fever, a 2015 short film released earlier in the year Disney’s New Details Of (Photo : Getty Images) . To welcome the happy holidays, the Emojis retell the story of Elsa planning to throw Anna the perfect surprise party. While Anna is being led around, Kristoff and Olaf are preparing for the surprise, and Elsa ends up catching a cold. It's no ordinary cold for someone as icy and cool as Elsa. For every sneeze she makes, she produces a very cute

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