Fine, but don't think too hard about it

Rating: 6/10 (14 November 2017)

I have to start by saying I thought the movie was fine, it was enjoyable and had plenty of cute moments and obviously kids love it. However, there were plenty of serious plot holes and issues that I had with the movie.
First, what was Hans' plan? He appeared to want a throne and realized that he would never be king in his own country, so he planned to marry a princess closer to the throne. However, Anna was not queen and Hans had no knowledge of Elsa's powers or that she would leave. Was his plan to marry Anna and then kill Elsa so they would rule? Also, why was Hans left in charge when Elsa and Anna left, shouldn't whoever had been ruling prior to Elsa's coronation? If Hans was willing to kill for the throne, why not send men to kill Elsa and Anna as soon as he was given rule of Arendale. Hans was a cheap villain to create a hate-able man even though the real conflict was Elsa's unwillingness to open up to her sister.
Time was also a very loose construct in Frozen. As soon as Elsa freezes everything, Anna follows her, but very quickly, everyone seems to know they are in eternal winter. There is no reason for them to know that the winter would be eternal after a few days. If it was longer, then I don't understand why Hans hadn't developed into a dictator over Arendale, which was clearly what that character wanted to do. No one plans to kill for the throne in order to be a benevolent king. Also, the really missed a chance to show Weaselton actually being an evil character, rather than just planning to be.
There was a lot a wasted potential by Frozen's inability to develop a quality villain. Gone are the days of Disney's excellent villains like Jafar, Scar, and Maleficent. Instead, they were so desperate to have a man manipulate and backstab the protagonists that they failed to actually develop him.