A bad Disney movie which at least has plenty of redeeming qualities

Rating: 4/10 (30 June 2020)

Frozen 1 is a movie that audiences of all ages, especially kids LOVE. It was so popular that Disney kept making merchandise for this movie even after it's theatrical run ended and they even released a sequel last year, which did even better than the original financially. I used to really enjoy this movie when it first came out but upon re-watching this, I now see this as a bad movie.
What I liked about this movie is that many of its songs are outstanding, the animation is impressive as usual, the special effects are excellent, Elsa and Kristoff have a good point that you can't marry people you just met, the voice acting is great, they did a good job with the villain twist, at least there is some form of character development such as Elsa having remorse for her actions later on in the movie when Anna sacrifices her life to save Elsa and then brought Anna back to life and freed everyone from the everlasting winter curse, the ending is subpar and the story is barely passable overall.
This film is far from perfect due to its bad qualities, such as the overuse of the parent/s dying trope, the plot is very cliched, the songs in this movie mainly exist as fillers, Elsa is the most unlikeable character in the entire movie as she is rude to everyone, she only cares about herself and is very cowardly as shown throughout the entire movie and especially in her song "Let it Go", "Let it Go" is a very poorly written song as sets a bad example for the audience in terms of leaving all their responsibilities behind and to be selfish and Sarah Silverman's song "There's No Place Like Slaughter Race" from Wreck it Ralph 2 is just as bad as it delivers the same terrible message to the audience, Olaf, as a comic relief character is more stupid and annoying than funny and the end credits scene is lackluster.
Upon re-watching this movie to see how it holds up and to prepare for the sequel, I have come to the conclusion that I officially do not like this movie anymore.
Along with the Yogi Bear movie, I still can't believe I ever liked this movie as a kid let alone winning a contest for merchandise plus free tickets to the movie and owning this movie on DVD. For this reason, I am now glad I gave all my Frozen merchandise away and never saw Frozen 2 in theaters (because I didn't bother after what Disney put me through with Wreck it Ralph 2 and the Lion King remake).
If you are planning to watch this movie, personally I would pass on it unless you are either: a child or a parent with bored children wanting to be entertained.