Frozen - Is this film overrated?

Rating: 6/10 (13 July 2014)

Frozen, Disney's Oscar-Winning 2013 animated film, is a fun, family adventure, with lots of laughs, and sing-along fun.
Elsa and Anna, two sisters who were inseparable when they were children, Anna, a normal enough child, whilst Elsa was born with the power to control snow and ice. But, after an accident when they were children, and Anna had to forget about Elsa's powers, she was forced to shut Anna and everyone out in order to protect them. Several years later, at Elsa's coronation, Anna gets engaged to someone she believed to be her true love, but, unfortunately, Elsa had mixed feelings about it, and accidentally lets loose her powers, and freezes the Kingdom of Arendelle as she flees for the Kingdom. Anna must team up with Kristoff, a stubborn man who sells ice for a living, his reindeer Sven, and a talking snowman Olaf in order to bring summer back to Arendelle.
I must say, this is a very pretty film, with the special effects they have done, especially in the 'Let It Go' sequence when Elsa builds her ice castle, and creates her ice dress. Viewers can tell the amount of attention to detail that has been done to create this movie, from the animation itself, to the casting of the characters. Each casted actor/actress fitted their designated character perfectly, both when needed to sing, or just talk. Olaf is the character in the film that makes the most jokes, and is also loving and caring, and dreams of when summer will one day come... But, this film was created by the people that also created 'Brave', 'Wreck-It-Ralph', and 'Tangled', and there are easter eggs between those films. When Anna is singing 'For The First Time In Forever' and she goes out the gates, if you look carefully you can see Rapunzel and Eugene! The 'Wreck-It-Ralph' reference, is that when Anna says "I wanna stuff some chocolate in my face", in the same song, the chocolate is from 'Wreck-It-Ralph'! The Brave reference, is that Merida's mum, Eleanor, has a white strand of hair, just like Anna!
Christopher Becke has created the soundtrack from the film, and has created good songs that go well with each scene in the film, and suite the mood and atmosphere very well, especially at crucial moments.
This film has got stunning voice talent, witty humour, and an amazing storyline, that will want the audience wanting more... If they like singing that it.
In the film, I believe that the space between some of the songs were too short, as it was only about 5 minutes after 'For The First Time In Forever' and 'Let It Go' was then playing. Also, this film is more for younger audiences, and can get quite boring at times, so, I do think it is overrated slightly, though, it's still a good film to watch.
Overall, I award this film 6/10 stars, as it was fun to watch, but the songs childish target audience, and childish jokes got boring quickly, and, knowing Disney, they're going to milk that thing dry for the money.