Frozen is a bad movie.

1st things first, I'm not your "hunny" so don't call me that. Okay? Okay. I'd like to say that Pro, uses his *own opinion* and never uses and reliable sources, like I have to back up my claim. *Since Pro just "clumped" all of his "Rebuttals" together, I must paste all of what he said, so you know exactly what I am rebutting. This ends up to be a poor written argument on Pro's part. "The Characters (2): Con says Anna can "act before she thinks". That just goes to support the point I made when I said that Anna falls in love with that creepy prince in one night. She acts before she thinks! She doesn't think of the irrationality of the situation, but goes ahead and falls in love anyway! What kind of morals are we teaching the youth of America with this scenario? That it is perfectly fine and acceptable to fall and love and make plans for your future with somebody after not even a full day with them? It is flawed in so many ways, I could write my entire debate just on this one idea." *I never said, that just because all Disney princesses' fall in love makes it okay, I never said that. Nor do you have proof that I did. I just find it funny how you are picking on Frozen for this one particular problem, yet most Disney Movies do exactly the same thing. Therefore, your point is invalid for twisting my words to your own liking. Pro then goes on to say... "Con then goes on to describe Elsa, "Elsa looks poised, regal and reserved, but in reality, she lives in fear as she wrestles with a mighty secret". While I won't deny the truth of that statement, it is only true at the beginning of the movie. She then throws it out the window when she runs away and freezes the entire country. I'm still not sure why she did that, considering she loves and cares for the people she is freezing. She is extremely weak as she doesn't face her fears, instead running away and leaving misery and destruction behind her. " * Again, this is another invalid point. Nobody is perfect. I'm sure you would agree. People do things they regret when they are nervous, anxious or upset. You then go on to say "She is extremely weak as she doesn't face her fears, instead running away and leaving misery and destruction behind her.: So let me get this straight, she HAD faced her fears. She talked with Anna at the party when they hadn't even talked for years because Elsa was scared she might accidently hurt Anna. But Elsa did speak to Anna. Elsa took a step forward and socialized with people after she had locked herself in her room for may years. How is this not facing your fears? Then again, your point= INVALID. Then he goes on to say... "Con brings up Olaf, saying he likes warm hugs and that he is by far the friendliest snowman to walk the mountains above Arendelle. I don't deny any of that, again, but possibly the biggest reason behind my dislike for him is the fact that he has absolutely no character development. We see him at the very beginning, lifeless and then only for about a second. Halfway through the movie he pops out of nowhere and we are supposed to act like this is the moment we've been waiting for all along. He sings an absolute BS song about summer, considering how it is unlikely he even knows what summer is, and even if he does, why would a snowman want to experience summer? That's a death sentence, the equivalent of a human wanting to visit the sun. I mean, come on, we are watching a snowman with an apparent suicide wish. " * I'm not going to even touch this so called "rebuttal" with a 10 foot pole....this is so unclear as to what he is saying...like what? I'm very lost here. *NOTE: Pro says "I am going to skip Con's description of Kristoff, as I simply don't have the inclination or character count remainder to waste on him. I will skip Hans as well." Though Kristoff is a very, very important character. * Pro didn't really give me anything to rebut..he didn't come up with any new arguments, like you should....so I'm kind of disappointed here...but let's continue! More facts as to why Frozen is AMAZING!! [1] 1. The “true love” foundation to the story is not a princess waiting on her Prince Charming. True love is between sibling, 2 sisters to be exact. The fact that a female lead is not desperately flipping her hair so a man’s attention can give her some self-worth is something to write home about. 2. The female leads in the movie are capable, independent-minded, strong and intelligent women who struggle with finding their place in the world. They’re not completely incapable of surviving without the help of prince charming. 3. The princess does not marry the very first handsome prince that gives her the time of day, though she almost does. 4. There are so many moral victories to be had in this movie: young woman coming of age, meaning of true love, importance of parents/family, sacrifice for the greater good, conquering one’s demons by accepting that negative feelings are okay, a healthy imagination is wondrous and so many more that I cannot think of them. 5. The sequence during the “Do You Wanna Build a Snowman?” song is to ‘Frozen’ what the 2min heart-wrenching sequence was at the beginning of ‘Up’. It will bring a grown man to tears. 6. Oh right, the songs….the songs are not only catchy and heavily sing-a-longable, but they are plot-advancing devices that serve a purpose! 7. They don’t force any modern-day references to make the movie more palatable to current audiences. 8. Lastly, Queen Elsa totally could have been in the X-Men. Sources: https://yogiallday.wordpress.com...