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Rating: 4/10 (17 February 2014)

Okay, so the movie Frozen. Cute adorable cartoon musical, that I like and children love. About a girl who has extra special abilities, or abnormalities, and then goes into complete isolation from the world including her family because of it. Instead of learning to cope while living her fears, she lets them overpower her. She stays hidden, in her room, until her twenties... emotionally damaging her sister along the way. After finally revealing herself to everyone, she accidentally shows her abilities/insecurities/abnormalities/powers then out of instinct they misunderstand her (of course, that will happen, it is life), and instead of explaining herself out of fear (AGAIN) she then runs away endangering her sister even more than if she were to have stayed in the first place. What if she started showing people when she was younger, and they grew to accept her and she grew to accept herself? Or even, what if her sister could have helped her through the process? Her sister loved her even more when she played with her with her powers. Her parents obviously thought they were telling her to hide it out of their best intentions, but what if they just would have been honest to the town about it before they passed away? They were rulers; the towns people would have had to accept their daughter even if they didn't want to, and it would have made it a hell of a lot easier on the girl and her poor sister. Could've avoided all of the mess, and she might have been able to control her powers better in her twenties since she would have had more experience publicly, or in general! Jeeze, Frozen. Screw you.