Frozen is a bad movie.

I am confident that by the time I present all my points, you yourself will think less of Frozen. I have to say, I didn't really think much of Frozen from the start. Yeah, it was another Disney princess movie, this time centered around snow and a new hit song. The first time I actually saw Frozen was about a year after it's release. I decided to give it a fair chance and was actually a little excited, given all the hype and good reviews around it. I sat down, watched it, and wondered what I had just spent an hour and a half of my life doing. It's not that I didn't like Frozen, it's that I hated Frozen. Every single element was put together without much thought, and these three aspects stuck out so sorely it was unforgivable. 1) Paper-thin story 2) Characters And don't even get me started on the 3) Villain1) The story, if I can even call it that, does have it's imagination we've come to expect in a Disney film. However, that's probably the only good thing about this flick. The imagination it does have isn't that fascinating either. A four-year old child could think up a story on the same level as this. The Lego Movie was the same, but the difference was that it knew how childish it was and used that to it's advantage to create possible the best animated movie I've ever seen. Frozen, however, acts like it's serious about it's plot. It starts out with Elsa, a sister who randomly was born with powers over ice and snow. She accidentally puts ice into her sister one night and then the royal family take a trip into the woods to meet a bunch of totally random and unnecessary smurf trolls. 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. ..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. Oh and lets not forget that she could've left at any time! Anyways, her sister is just as bad. Elsa, a poor princess who freezes the entire country just because she's upset that she can't control her magical abilities. Ok, number 1, how did she even get her powers in the first place is what I want to know, and number 2, why does she freeze the entire country if supposedly she likes the people who live there, not to mention her sister. It's like she likes the people, but she ices their entire country anyways and then justifies it with "Let it go". The trolls are just terrible, they were completely random and I was like "Wtf are these abominations" for their entire screentime. Kristoff, I believe his name is, is almost as bad as the trolls. We first see him acting like he is gay for his reindeer, which is more than a little disturbing. He is a complete idiot when he tries to do anything. Overall, he was a horrible addition to the already laughably bad list. Olaf. Yeah, I'm going to go there. I thought he was, if possible, even worse than those dang trolls. His attitude is so care free you just can't feel that he's cool, which he kind of is. The problem is, after a while you start to realize this is a frikin snowman you are watching, and don't start telling me how adorable he is, because literally, he's a snowman.3)Ahh, I just love a good Disney movie. They're all so imaginative and I especially love the villains. Oh, lets watch Frozen. I would be totally fine with that except for the fact that there really isn't a villain! Unless you count the creepy prince who gets stopped so easily it makes Ratatouille look like The Avengers! We start the movie off thinking Elsa isn't a villain(unless you watched the trailer, in that case you already knew half the movie), then she ices the entire land, so we think she is the villain, only to have her kiss her sister and become the hero of the movie. The creepy prince is the worst villain I've ever seen, his plan literally counted on Elsa have magical ice powers. When he tries to kill Anna, his method is leaving her in a room instead of doing what any other rational person would do in his postion and actually kill her on the spot. Of course, she gets saved, only to freeze outside so Elsa can teach the youth of America that girls kissing girls is the true sign of love. Then the villain falls into the sea. End of story. So, as you can see, Frozen is actually quite a flawed movie. I hope you understood my arguments for the most part. Thank you and see you in the next round.