Frozen: A great movie for family and children!

Rating: 6/10 (12 August 2016)

Not a wussy lame movie but an adventurous and enjoyable movie, Frozen is perfect for families, being sweet, funny, and overall fun, making its way to the first slot in the box office. Loosely based on the fairytale The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen, Frozen is not the typical Disney princess movie, for although true love does save the princess, true love is definitely not brought on by who most people would believe. The plot may seem familiar but there are some creative twists in the storyline. Deception and corruption are two elements that have broken through the Disney- clean movies, as displayed in Frozen.
Elsa--played by Idina Menzel (Rachel's mom from Glee)--was a celebrated and cherished queen. However, she has been keeping a secret for a long time, and when the people find out on her coronation day, they turn against her, and she runs away in fear and desperation. Her sister, Anna--played by Kristen Bell--is always being shut out by Elsa, not knowing that Elsa was trying to protect by shunning her. However, Anna's sisterly love never dims, so she set out to find and bring her sister back. Anna had to make the decision to entrust the kingdom to Hans, a man she just met that day and believes is her true love. During her ambitious journey, she joins forces with a mountain man, Kristoff and his reindeer, Sven, and later a comedic and innocently cheerful snowman, Olaf.
Elsa plays the typical queen-who-needs-to-complete-her-duty, while Anna plays an optimist with a real, relatable personality that makes her totally likable. Since the movie takes place in the dead of winter and the weather outside is so cold, you can almost feel the freezing weather chill you, yet the love and comedy will warm your heart. This movie has lots of catchy and melodious songs for you to download, including "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?", "For the First Time in Forever", and "Let it Go", and they don't get tiring. This movie even teaches a lesson: don't trust strangers! Disney seems to have resurrected its old spirit, such as with the classic Disney princess movies, with some new modern twists, adding on personality and charisma. I'm thinking of a Broadway musical!