Living in fear will ultimately isolate you or learning to love one another will open the doors to living sociably and happily with others

Rating: 9/10 (13 January 2014)

In short, it's a modernized masterpiece as expected from the corporations of old-school Disney. Disney had came short of completely grasping the attentions of their characters for the last two decades or so, but I thought Disney was able to make up for their rather on-going shortcomings with this particular film.
Character developments are established through another astounding list of its intriguing and catchy musicals, just like timmon and pumba with hakuna matata in lion king; the lamps and candles with their various musicals in beauty and the beast; and... hopefully you get the catch.
The directors also did an astonishing job of portraying emotions: as a "future-hopeful" psychologist, I thought one of the main intentions of the director's messages was that the emotion of fear and one's own efforts to literally force herself to hide her feelings for the fear of hurting others can and will only do the exact opposite: hurt those whom she love and ultimately herself. Rather, learning to control one's emotion of fear by learning to replace it with the emotion of "love" is perhaps one of the greatest lessons in arguably every individual's life. Furthermore, it will free the person from the fear of whatever that was standing in her/his way.
Anyhow, the movie was just fantastic, at least for me. I've only written what stood out to me the most so I'm certain that there are more elements to this movie that I missed that millions of others have enjoyed. I hope this helps.