Frozen is Overrated

I apologize for my unexpected forfeit but I missed a couple of things in my argument about 9 seconds before posting. UNIQUENESS In the beginning I was convinced that Frozen was an unbelievably unique and a fully-thought-out film. .. until I discovered Frozen was practically a rip-off of the once most popular animated film in the world: The Lion King. One day I googled Frozen and the lion King together since Frozen surpassed The Lion King as the most highest grossing animated film in the world and I wanted to know what made them both so popular. Then, without warning, My search was flooded with websites, images, and videos claiming Frozen was "literally the same as the Lion King". I've listed some of them below and they will also work as my sources: . http://www.businessinsider.com... . http://www.eonline.com... . http://elitedaily.com... . http://trending.ly... . http://9gag.com... . http://www.people.com... After observing all of these websites and blogs I've concluded that Frozen is extremely similar to the Lion King, because: Both movies had tragic deaths of royal families Both had villains who wanted to be king and blamed the hero/heroine for the death of their loved one Both had heroes who ran away from their problems and sang a song about "letting things go" and "having no worries" anymore Both had kingdoms that turned to turmoil after the heroes disappeared And both movies had their kingdoms return to normal after the villain was defeated and the heroes returned, having a happily ever after This unbelievable find was only one if the things that made this movie hardly unique. There is also talk about Frozen promoting feminism for Disney. For example, . http://feminspire.com.... Frozen is definitely NOT the only disney movie, or animated movie at all, to promote feminism or speak of knowing someone before marriage if you think about the other disney princess movies before it. Mulan and Enchanted would be good examples? Elsa's famous quote,"you can't marry a man you just met", has taken off by storm because of how Disney typically married off most of their Disney princesses to princes they barely knew or met for but honestly, it doesn't make her the first person in a Disney princess movie to bring that to people's attention. In the Disney Princess movie, Enchanted, one of the main characters, Robert, has a conversation with the heroine, Giselle, about her prince. After saying she was going to marry her prince after a day ("soon to be two days"), Robert responds by saying, "you're gonna marry somebody after a day? Because you fell in love with him! ?". Then they have a complete dialogue on taking things slow and dating (with singing afterwords). I really don't see how Frozen took more credit for a quote that already has been said by another person in another disney princess movie. As for the Disney Movie that promotes feminism, Mulan was about a girl who wanted to join an all men's army in order to protect her handicapped father. In the end, after her team discovered she was a girl (but still supported her later on), she defeated the villain who terrorized China and received a medal of honor. If that's not promoting feminism I don't know what is. .. Frozen may supposed to be a "cute, feel-good type" of film, but the world sure was (and still is) treating it like a cinematic paragon. I will continue to speak of its flaws and unoriginal uniqueness and much more in the the next round.