It isn't only "Once Upon A Time" that's getting a "Frozen" crossover. The 2013 release of Disney's "Frozen" set the world on fire with the popularity and following it gained. Another heavy-hitter getting worldwide attention is a film that is the exact opposite of the animated movie. 

The upcoming release of the film adaptation of E.L. James' erotica trilogy book, "Fifty Shades of Grey," has not been spared from the "Frozen" mania.

Given the incredibly opposite genre and plot of the two films, a fan-made video of the two films' mash-up shows audiences what would happen if the characters from "Frozen" were to find themselves in the "Fifty Shades" storyline.

The video titled, "Fifty Shades of Frozen - Official Trailer," was uploaded by YouTube member, Tranceart Violeta, last week and has gotten short of a quarter of a million hits.

"'Frozen' vs 'Fifty Shades' Trailer :3 XD," captioned the user and continued: "I have to! XD sorry."

The video makes use of the "Fifty Shades of Grey" dialogue voiced by film lead, Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan, who star in the film as Anastasia Steel and Christian Grey, respectively.

The video overlaps the music and words from the "Fifty Shades" original trailer but the images have been taken from the wholesome Disney flick. The video starts with Steel's dialogue as she interviews tycoon Grey upon their first encounter. The footage however, shows Princess Anna knocking on the door of her sister Elsa during the time they weren't speaking.

The collaborative trailer was done well as it used a good footage selection of the animated film. The body languages of the cartoons with the voice over of the sultry film did a great job of giving the same electricity.

Per RadioTimes, "what a fine job they've done, too, setting the antics of Princess Anna and Prince Hans to the tune of Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele's steamy lines and Beyoncé's sultry backing vocals."

Those who have looked at the video have had mixed reactions.

Feonalita commented: "OMG!!!!!! I cannot look at Anna in the same way" while another right after it appreciates the unlikely collision. "This is literally so amazing ! I would definitely watch this xD," said one user with the name ForeverAndAlways.

The original "Fifty Shades of Grey" trailer released by Universal Pictures was a worldwide success and garnered over 100 million views during its first week, a record-breaking feat. "Those views come from a combination of official video and unofficial copies on YouTube, videos on Apple's trailer page, posts to IMDB, posts on Yahoo's movie site and on official Facebook pages," revealed TechTimes.

See the mash up video below along with the studio released official trailers of both "Frozen" and "Fifty Shades of Grey" and let us know what you think.