The Definition of Meh...

Rating: 7/10 (7 August 2014)

When I first saw the trailers for this movie, I immediately felt like it was the definition of a generic Disney movie (Which I might add that they haven't done recently at all), complete with recycled characters.
The only stand out element of this movie is that it is the only Disney movie I can recall that centers around the relationship between two sisters, much like how Brave was one of the only Disney movies featuring a story about the relationship between a mother and daughter.
But this characteristic aside, there is little that I found redeeming about this movie.

The moose's personality and mannerisms were a COMPLETELY recycled attributes of Flynn's horse in Tangled (An awesome Disney movie).

The graphics and special effects for the monster hit theme song Let It Go were definitely overrated. Beauty and the Beast had just as good of a moment -- if not better -- in the sweeping camera ballroom scene.

Oloff. F'ing. Oloff -_- The obvious cutesy sidekick character in this movie. He was SO self-aware of his "cuteness" that it was completely saturated and contrived. I couldn't stand him, aside from his brief musical number. That was OK. But save for that scene, zero redeeming qualities about this centrally featured supporting character.

I don't even care enough about this movie to critique it any further. By the end of the movie, I said aloud "That's it?" Watch it and judge it for yourself before falling for the hype.