is frozen the most overrated animated film ever

Rating: 2/10 (12 August 2015)

i saw this film this year yes it came out in 2013 i love Disney they make amazing animated films no one can beat them but after watching frozen i asked myself is this the most overrated animated film of all time & sad but true yes it is.
this film failed to entertain on many levels the story was too melodramatic & boring with not even a single exiting moment plus it was a musical it was something i never expected but i did expect some great visuals but frozen looks dull & flat on animation i mean how did this film became a a hit not to mention the bad voice acting & awful background score.
the plot:is there a plot here i mean 2 sisters are fighting over for stupid reasons a queen Elsa goes mad & turns the whole kingdom into ice cold Anna is no saint either she makes mistakes too if Elsa wanted to leave the mansion and go away why not leave the country or whatever why build a large ice castle where Anna would find her easily it was pointless of her to create so much havoc in first place,these characters were just stuck in a messed up loop of disaster including that annoying talking snow man Olaf his name just reminded me of Jim Carry's count Olaf in Lemony Snikets A Aeries Of Unfortunate Events 2004.
the climax is so over the top hilarious it looked like a show from cartoon network from 90s frozen had its TV premiere but i missed it instead i bought the home media disc & feel cheated as this was a complete waste of time & cash.
Disney films are memorable & nostalgic like Brave 2012,Finding Nemo 2003,tangled 2010 but frozen is a wasted potential they should have made a live action movie of this script it would have been better.
other characters of Disney can be spotted here too anyway point is Disney has lost it dream-works & other studios are making amazing animated films Disney should be careful.
Overall Frozen 2013 has nothing to see in it i would not recommend it to anyone who likes good films my rating is 2/10:skipp it