Shows us how much Disney still has to offer

Rating: 6/10 (29 July 2014)

I really liked this movie but certain factors keep it from being the amazing and unforgettable Disney classic it most certainly could have been.
I'll start with the good first because whats good about this movie really starts from the beginning.
The animation is outstanding and definitely the best part of the movie. I'm not a CGI guy and when it comes to Disney I still crave and have the desire to once again see them revert to hand drawn animation they were oh so famous for. But my goodness, the animation in Frozen truly deserves praise and not once did it cross my mind that it would have been better if it was classically hand drawn. Characters are not only fluid in motion but facial expressions are spot on. From the way they talk and sing to the way they react with each other is just amazing to see. The whole setting is beautiful and and colors vibrant.
Here comes the second best thing about this movie. Yes, everyone knows the show's famous for its songs, especially Menzel's "Let it go". Most of the songs are enjoyable and improve the experience but some I don't necessarily like. Ice workers song didn't hit me nor did " Fixer upper" but the rest were great.
Spoilers ahead The story is what you'd expect if you've been keeping track of Disney. Pretty basic and that's not a bad thing. Funny at times an serious at others while still enjoyable and entertaining all throughout. The two main characters or who I think are the main characters, Anna and Elsa are both great and interesting but as for Kristoff, I can't say the same, there wasn't really anything I liked about him and he seemed super underdeveloped if you compare him to other characters one such as Flint Rider from Tangled,and I know a lot of people say their favorite character was the the snowman but I don't know if it was his voice or what but he was more creepy to me than funny and I normally like the little comic relief guys. But a big "twist" in the movie happened that I felt was completely misplaced and an extremely sloppy way of dealing with an issue the movie faced. I'm talking about Hans' sudden character change from a prince charming to the movies main antagonist. This was Disney's way of making Anna choose Kristoff instead of Hans (who I felt would have been a superb prince to add to Disney's list. We all knew Kristoff would ultimately be the one but the way it was done was unacceptable. The story should have been crafted in a way that Elsa and Kristoff would fall in love (seeing that Kristoff loves ice that wouldn't have been difficult) and then Anna and Hans. After completing the movie I felt that it just wasted my time when it was showing me the scenes with Anna with Hans and Hans searching for Elsa. I think a lot more could have been done in place of making Hans bad and them trying to stop him This just ruined the experience for me and prevents me from loving it as much as I wanted to.
Some scenes were just so great I have to give this movie a positive review A 6 out of 10