My review has tons of spoilers and I am so sorry. I had to write this review for my English class in college. I hope if anyone reads this no one gets mad at me. Sorry again!

Rating: 9/10 (24 April 2014)

I am reviewing the movie Frozen. The movie not only captured the hearts of young children, it is a world wide family favorite Disney movie. Chirs Buck and Jennifer Lee, the producers, created such a dynamic storyline, yet the movie entertained children, youth, and grown ups. A Disney movie that focuses on two sisters rather than finding love is the reason for the positive ratings. The characters Anna and Elsa came to life on the screen, and the characters were humanly relatable to children and adults. As I watched this film, I found myself throughly enjoying every scene and song.
Spoiler Alert! I am so sorry for the next two paragraphs! I can not explain how great this movie is without letting the plot being known! First of all, I loved the songs and the music in this movie. The songs are very catchy. I love every instrument that was played for each song. The song lyrics also were very cute too. The composer, writers, and producers did a perfect job of creating a Disney masterpiece while adding more realistic scenes throughout the movie. Usually Disney movies focus on love between a girl and a boy, but Frozen takes a different approach. The love story is between Anna and Elsa. Their relationship was damaged when they were kids, but this movie is all about the healing process, forgiving one another, and loving one another. Another aspect that the producers put in this movie is the characters Olaf and Sven. By adding these two characters created the humor in the movie. Olaf the snowman made me laugh every time he had a line in the movie. Sven ,the reindeer, did not have any lines in the movie, but Sven had dog like tendencies. His actions made me laugh so hard. Of course there was an antagonist, Hans. That character was perfect with every line he spoke and every song he sang. He was a true Disney villain, and better yet, he was not the excepted villain in the movie Frozen, Elsa was. The movie made me feel every emotion, and I never thought that would happen in a Disney movie. Bravo Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee. One of the biggest shocks in the movie was the producers kind of mocked all of the previous Disney movies. Yes, the first man Anna meets she falls in love with, but they do not end up being together at the end. I think that was a point they were trying to make. When it comes to Disney princess's movies, the main character, which is usually some kind of princess, falls in love with the first person they meet, which is typically a prince. Frozen also mocked the "true loves kiss breaks the spell" idea. Previous Disney movies only had one way to resolve the conflict. The problem solver is the prince kissing the princess, and they live happily ever after. Well Hans is the prince, and Anna is the princess. Everyone thought they were going to live happily ever after, but Frozen shocks the viewers. Hans is straight up mean to Anna. It is very realistic in terms of how certain guys treat girls in this world. I love how the characters were very detailed when it came to the animations. Chrisoff is the one I want to focus on now. In past Disney princess's movies, the princes are very attractive. They either have very muscular bodies and/ or attractive faces. Chrisoff has neither of those, but that is the point the producers were trying to make. It is not all about looks. You love someone depending on how they treat you, and Chrisoff does treat Anna right through out the movie.
This paragraph will have some spoilers too. As the movie started and ended, it was a very original Disney movie. The plot line was very predictable. Elsa and Anna's parents died, Elsa and Anna's relationship is non-existence, and Anna falls in love with a man she just met. Of course the man she falls in love with is the bad guy, but Anna does not know that. Anna meets another guy Chrisoff and falls in love him at the end of the movie. Of course while the movie is going on, Anna is completely unaware of her feelings toward Chrisoff even though he is everything she could ever want. While all of this is happening, everyone is singing and dancing. Another part that is annoying is Elsa. She runs away scared, and she is so stubborn. The whole movie I wanted Elsa to seriously let it all go and stop acting like a child. She knew her town was in trouble because of her yet she stayed up in her ice castle, continued to have a meltdown, and not fix the problem she created. Some would hate this movie, and absolutely despise it. I totally get that. My main point in giving this movie such a high rating is that the focus shifts from boy and girl love to sister love, and it is evident that the writers, producers, and actors really tried to make this film close to perfect. Family is important, and a Disney princess movie never has had this kind of focus before. This is what makes Frozen one of a kind. The climax ends with Elsa finally letting go and loving Anna back. This scene was so touching. Anna never stopped loving her sister despite being pushed away constantly, and then finally Elsa gives her that love back. That is deep and powerful in my opinion coming from a Disney movie.
In conclusion, Frozen is a must watch. This movie deserves award after award. The music, the lines, the actors and actresses, and the meaning behind the movie made this movie perfect. When I was little, I loved Disney movies, and this movie has continued that love. Frozen can thaw any cold heart out there if given the chance to watch.