Frozen lacks a plot and a good villain

Rating: 6/10 (4 January 2015)

I've recently watched Frozen (have no idea why I didn't watch it earlier). Movie isn't bad, I've found myself really touched at one moment. But I can't agree with some people saying it's the best. Disney had many better movies. Maybe it's because of Frozen's plot. Or I didn't understand it. First things first, I don't understand the whole "conceal, don't feel" thing. Elsa shouldn't have been isolated, she should have somehow learned to control her powers. Is it just me, or she was controlling her powers just fine before accident with Anna? Fear is her worst enemy, so why make things worse? Did her parents seriously believe that she will never have to talk with people? That she should be all by herself? The whole "Let it go" thing was predictable. Maybe the biggest problem of the movie is lack of a strong villain. Let's be honest,Elsa would make perfect evil queen, but it wasn't the case. Hans was evil, but his entire plan was summed up in, what, 20 minutes? It was a good start, but wasn't elaborated at all. Duke of Weselton was totally pointless.I still don't understand his role in this movie. Characters are not very well presented. For example Kristoff. When a character is introduced at the very beginning and shows up years later, you would expect that he would play a major role. That didn't happen. Kristoff was just a guide and at the end he didn't help that much. But he was following Anna, which was nice. Elsa was so-so, I think her parents made her be so scared. She honestly just wanted to live alone, without hurting anyone, especially Anna. Olaf was a comic-relief, along with Sven (they were funny). And villain thing again. One more thing bothered me. Too MANY songs. Like, everyone has a song. "Do you wanna build a snowman?", "Let it go" and "For the first time in forever" (especially the reprise at the ice castle) were very good. The rest of them were not. Sometimes it would seem, like they talk through songs, wait, they do, actually. Why was it good then? The movie taught us many things. Family is very important. Just look at Anna:she really wants to help Elsa, she is trying all the time to make things better. Between sister and herself, she chose to save her sister. Their bond is strong even though they were separated for so long. Frozen would be awesome if it had "something more", some epic fight maybe. Someone truly evil, maybe Hans, but his plan could have been much complicated. That would be the movie for every generation, not just for kids. Sorry for mistakes, English is not my language.