Disney's Best in 20 Years (May contain spoilers)

Rating: 10/10 (2 August 2014)

I came into seeing Frozen without any expectations. The teaser of Olaf and Sven acting cute didn't help me wanting to watch this film any time soon. I love Disney animated films, but was weary here. I am glad I went in with no expectations. I was not let down after it ended; I was in love, and have been since I saw it in December.
It has been years since I walked into a film and walked out in total awe and bliss and experiencing true magic. Frozen was the greatest Disney film and actually the best film I have seen in many many years. The film brought the viewer back to Disney's golden years. It has the princesses and the musical numbers. That is what Disney does best.
The songs are beautiful and by far the best since Pocahontas/Hunchback. "Let it Go" brought a tear to my eyes and its message was crafted beautifully and shone through the film's greatest character: ELSA.
The characters were immensely three-dimensional and each had their own unique charm. The more you view the film, the more detail you see in the background, the art, the characters, the writing/story itself. The film and its themes/plot/character development is deep and layered with so much. Fear was the message here and so was love between family and not just between a man/woman.
Elsa stole the film. She was stunning from beginning to end. Never has there been a more beautiful and compelling female character. She suffered through so much to keep her sister happy and safe. Idina Menzel's voice was perfect for the young Queen; very soothing and soft. Her character was complicated and the most relatable, which is why I think she became (WAS) the true star and why she will be Frozen/Disney's main poster-child for years to come.
Disney loves to make cute animal mascots, and some serve no purpose except for being cute like Pascal in Tangled, but Olaf was different. He served a huge purpose in the film (helping with the sisters bond and being created from Elsa's true love for Anna) and was not just a goofy sidekick.
There is humor throughout but the film succeeds with its touching, heart-felt story of two sisters (Anna and Elsa) and the bond they have.
Frozen deserves its 2 Oscar wins and all the records it has broken and will continue to break. It deserves to be the highest grossing animated film ever and Disney's biggest success ever. The first musical/female directed film/WDAS film to earn $1 billion at the box-office is a monumental achievement. Plus, it went 12 weeks in the domestic top 5. Films rarely last more than 5-6 weeks in the top 5. Amazing! I hope a sequel happens and happens soon (and done right).
Truly the best film of 2013 and possibly the best film in the past 20 years. Walt Disney himself tried to make a story of "The Snow Queen" for years and I whole-heartedly believe he would be proud of this film.
Pure magic. Pure joy. Pure Love. That's Disney's Frozen. May it continue to succeed. Let the Storm Rage On.