Frozen is a bad movie.

Summary [1] Anna, a fearless optimist, sets off on an epic journey - teaming up with rugged mountain man Kristoff and his loyal reindeer Sven - to find her sister Elsa, whose icy powers have trapped the kingdom of Arendelle in eternal winter. Encountering Everest-like conditions, mystical trolls and a hilarious snowman named Olaf, Anna and Kristoff battle the elements in a race to save the kingdom. From the outside Anna's sister, Elsa looks poised, regal and reserved, but in reality, she lives in fear as she wrestles with a mighty secret-she was born with the power to create ice and snow. It's a beautiful ability, but also extremely dangerous. Haunted by the moment her magic nearly killed her younger sister Anna, Elsa has isolated herself, spending every waking minute trying to suppress her growing powers. Her mounting emotions trigger the magic, accidentally setting off an eternal winter that she can't stop. She fears she's becoming a monster and that no one, not even her sister, can help her. The Characters: [2] Anna Anna is more daring than graceful and, at times, can act before she thinks. Elsa From the outside, Elsa looks poised, regal and reserved, but in reality, she lives in fear as she wrestles with a mighty secret. Olaf He's Olaf and he likes warm hugs. He is by far the friendliest snowman to walk the mountains above Arendelle. Kristoff Kristoff is a true outdoorsman. He lives high up in the mountains where he harvests ice and sells it to the kingdom of Arendelle. Hans Hans is a handsome royal from a neighboring kingdom who comes to Arendelle for Elsa's coronation. Rebuttals 1. Diego states "The smurf trolls are extremely helpful (psych). All they do is heal Anna from one thing, only to say something else she has is incurable and she will die. Then they erase their memories and everything goes back to normal, except for the fact that Elsa doesn't leave her room for about ten years. Is that even possible or remotely healthy? The rest of the movie is just as ridiculous, but I digress..." They remove Anna's memory so that way she wouldn't remember Elsa had powers. Elsa needed to learn how to have powers? I mean what's a Disney movie without someone having some sort of powers? Now about Elsa leaving her room, she did this for Anna's safety. Would it be healthy if she continued to accidently hurt Anna? No. She secluded herself to protect her sister whom she loves. 2. "Frozen had some of the worst characters I have ever seen in film. Anna is a half-crazed whore who falls in love with a creepy prince in one night just because she didn't leave the palace for a long time and was lonely." Don't even get me started on this....there are many Disney movies where the princess or a girl fall's in love with the prince at first sight. So you have no room to pick on Anna for this. It was clear from the beginning Kristoff loved Anna. I mean he sacrificed his life for her on many occasions. It was clear he cared for her. HE EVEN PUT HIS SLED IN DANGER FOR HER! 3. This summary part has so much words in it that aren't even needed...like I'll just tell you why Han's is a villain. Just like any other villain, he tries to kill Elsa. I mean Hello??? That's a villain! [3] The “Villain” Frozen doesn’t have a typical villain — or rather, the typical villains it has are relatively unmemorable and uninteresting. Structurally, though, the person who should be the film’s villain is not a villain at all, but a heroine: Queen Elsa’s ability to freeze everything around her becomes a monstrous force, and she’s the one who, intentionally or not, creates most of the challenges the film’s more typical heroes — Princess Anna, especially — have to contend with, from a giant snowman called Marshmallow to a scary and deadly ice castle. That’s because the character in Andersen’s original fairy tale is, in fact, an evil witch. In this way, Frozen partly acts like one of those revisionist fairy tales that have become so fashionable in recent years, stories that serve either as prequels or as tales told from the villain’s point of view, like Wicked or Oz the Great and Powerful or the upcoming Maleficent. Why Frozen is AMAZING Okay, every song on that movie is unforgettable! I mean "Let it Go" and "For the first time" have to be my favorite. [4] Speaking of Let It Go, it is a rousing brilliant musical number very much in the same vein as Defying Gravity from Wicked. This is unsurprising given the Idina Menzel connection, and Let It Go must be the definitive song for the last decade from a Disney film. It’s certainly on the same level as the wonderful Defying Gravity, simply because of the power of Idina Menzel’s performance. The song was also pivotal in the story of Elsa within the film, as it turned Elsa from what appeared to be a villain into someone who desired the freedom to be herself. That is a feeling that most people can understand, and helped the viewer to see a different side of Elsa that had only briefly been portrayed at that point during the film. All in all, Let It Go is a brilliant, memorable and very catchy song. Perfectly put. [5] Disney Princess films will generally have an ending where the girl meets a boy who ultimately makes her life better. It’s the happily-ever-after scenario, after all. But Frozen takes this idea and turns it on its head, knocking you back with a double twist. Firstly the happy romance between Anna and Hans takes a turn for the evil when the Prince shows his true colors – he simply wants to rule the Kingdom and would’ve sought to kill Elsa if he’d managed to marry Anna. But of course we needed a villain in the piece, so this isn’t a real surprise. What is a major shock is the ending of the film. It’s all set up so Anna and Kristoff can share a true love’s kiss in order to save Anna’s life. She was hit by an ice blast in the heart from Elsa and only an act of true love can save her. So we see Anna and Kristoff trying to find each other in the fog while Hans is trying to find and kill Elsa.. Then out of nowhere the fog clears and we find that Anna wasn’t running to Kristoff, but was in fact saving Elsa from Hans as she froze over. But immobilised, she saves her sister – an act of true love, which also saves her own life. With that, Disney single handily modernised the Princess story and made it a story about two sisters looking out for each other rather than a woman who needs a man to be happy. So as you can see, those were our 8 reasons why Frozen is the best Disney film since the days of Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin. But this is just our opinion – let us know below what you thought of Frozen. Now what I love about Frozen is that its not all about "love" I mean Kristoff and Anna do fall inlove. But its also about sisterhood, and helping each other out no matter what the cost it. Very few Disney movies express this. [6] Disney Princess films will generally have an ending where the girl meets a boy who ultimately makes her life better. It’s the happily-ever-after scenario, after all. But Frozen takes this idea and turns it on its head, knocking you back with a double twist. Firstly the happy romance between Anna and Hans takes a turn for the evil when the Prince shows his true colors – he simply wants to rule the Kingdom and would’ve sought to kill Elsa if he’d managed to marry Anna. But of course we needed a villain in the piece, so this isn’t a real surprise. What is a major shock is the ending of the film. It’s all set up so Anna and Kristoff can share a true love’s kiss in order to save Anna’s life. She was hit by an ice blast in the heart from Elsa and only an act of true love can save her. So we see Anna and Kristoff trying to find each other in the fog while Hans is trying to find and kill Elsa.. Then out of nowhere the fog clears and we find that Anna wasn’t running to Kristoff, but was in fact saving Elsa from Hans as she froze over. But immobilised, she saves her sister – an act of true love, which also saves her own life. With that, Disney single handily modernised the Princess story and made it a story about two sisters looking out for each other rather than a woman who needs a man to be happy. So as you can see, those were our 8 reasons why Frozen is the best Disney film since the days of Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin. But this is just our opinion – let us know below what you thought of Frozen. Back to Pro!! Sources: [1] http://www.imdb.com... [2] http://frozen.disney.com... [3] http://www.vulture.com... [4] http://whatculture.com... [5 & 6] http://whatculture.com...