Truly Magical

Rating: 10/10 (1 May 2014)

Frozen is quite possibly the best Disney movie ever. It focuses on the story of two sisters, Anna and Elsa, and their relationship with themselves and each other. Anna, who is desperate to find love, discovers that "love at first sight" isn't always what it appears to be. Elsa, who is desperate to be loved but feels she is unlovable, discovers that no matter how many people already do love you, none of it matters if you can't love yourself. The sisters discover that the most important thing in life is family, and everything else will fall into place.
A common note of dissent among many reviewers is that Elsa did not get a prince in the end. However, I feel that this only added to the movie's message of true love and family. Anna found her prince, but her "true love" was still her sister. Elsa had just discovered that she WAS lovable once she could love herself, a lesson she had to learn herself with the help of her sister. Lessons of love do not always have to come from a "prince". She was not ready for her prince yet, which adds to the realism of the movie's moral. Yes, she may have "deserved" a prince, but sometimes you don't get what you deserve, and, as a wise person once said to me, "Love is a privilege, NOT an entitlement."
I do hope she gets her prince in a (possible!) sequel. And if she doesn't? Oh well, who needs a prince when you have your sister!