Disney is not Frozen, but melting its bud for a revival

Rating: 10/10 (19 December 2013)

Anyone who grew up, including myself watching classic Disney movies in 80's - 90's may currently have a tendency to doubt about the recent 3D animated movies by thinking that any of them won't be as good as ones that have kept our precious childhood perennial in the golden age of 2D animations.
Whether that is totally subjective or not, the fact is all these cost-effective and time-saving computer generated works are still being created by the same crews that admire the old classic Disney movies. And if not all, some of the new artists are the ones that have inherited Walt's will.
The "Frozen" is a great example for why Disney is continuously being recognized as one of the top animation companies in the world. After watching the film, it makes me realize that no companies compose better theme songs that harmonize both the characters and the plot than the Disney. A huge round of applause goes to Visual Effects department and animators for creating such a beautiful kingdom filled with pristine ice and feisty motions by capitalizing high-end technology.
What takes me by surprise is how Disney is capable of making us giggle in a timely fashion with an eccentric and yet, a simple sense of humor. Especially the snowman, Olaf, almost steal everyone's thunder by being naturally dopey and naive.
But, without the well-developed and emotional relationship between an unearthly beauty of the sorceress, Elsa, and a considerate and sympathetic sister, Anna, the movie would lose Disney's utmost strength which is the storytelling that magically imbues many. Go ahead and freeze yourself in the greatest winter adventure.