I can't believe this won an Oscar!

Rating: 1/10 (2 March 2014)

Were the judges paid off? Why did this movie win? I'm so baffled, especially of Miyazaki.
Most of the reviews have explained why this movie is so terrible like terrible plot, inconsistencies, no explanation or reasoning behind the characters motivations, and the overall lack of character depth. But I'm going to rant on specifically about Elsa and why she's such a terrible character.
**Spoilers ahead, but seriously, watching this movie is a waste of time*
Elsa is the most selfish character that Disney has ever created (at least as far as protagonists go). I understand she's been put through a lot by having these unexplained powers and the random but horrible death of her parents. But her poor sister, Anna, has to endure all that pain on her own. Her sister won't even talk to her or cry with her. And then, comes coronation day, which apparently means Elsa will have to finally not only confront her sister, but the entire town, which really doesn't seem to difficult for her (like she really has been locked up all this time).
1) So why doesn't Anna hate her selfish sister who was never there for her? Anna's been through a lot on her own, so shouldn't that make her stronger, less dependent on her sister. There's no reason behind her running after her sister when her sister has never been there for her.
2) Elsa refuses to let Anna marry a guy she's fallen in love with. Granted, this is never a good idea, but why would Elsa even be against it since she doesn't seem to care about her sister's feelings anyway? Again, this just shows how Elsa is self absorbed.
3) Elsa selfishly runs away from her own problems. Then she proceeds to build herself an ice castle and sings a song about how she only needs herself. She seems pretty happy and doesn't even wonder why the town has frozen over. She seems content in her own little world. But when her unselfish sister comes to save her, she throws her out, tossing her aside and choosing her solitude over her own sister. (And I think she injuries her sister again... can't remember).
4) And finally when Elsa can't possibly get any worse, she gets upset and starts a crazy storm without any regard to those around her. She only cares for herself, only thinks about her own anger because that's the only thing that matters to her in that moment. She could care less if everyone else freezes. And then again her selfless sister comes and saves her, even risking her life for her selfish sister who has never treated her kindly since they were kids.
If Elsa is the kind of princess or role model Disney is trying to set for kids, I weep for that generation. Disney, because you seem to lack any creativity, any original plot with strong, relatable characters, here are a few suggestions for you:
--A princess who is in love with another princess (yes, Disney, it's time to step outside the box). --A princess with real curves, with a realistic shape. Imagine what this would teach kids. Yes at any shape or size, everyone can be a princess. --A storyline without falling in love. You managed to do it with Up, so I think you can do it again. --If you are going to go the magical route, make it fantastical, a fantasy where the sky's the limit (take some pointers from Hayao Miyazaki).
I hope this is enough for you to get started, Disney. Please don't ever disappoint me again, or I will have to call you and bang my ideas over your head.