Sketchy plot but yet the best-anime of the year!

Rating: 8/10 (12 December 2013)

Honestly I don't have any fetish for musical genre so the overture at spades of this animated film kind of putting me off in jaded mode but this sort of 'appetizer' only lasted for 10 minutes of the show, phew lucky me! The plot hits the stride upon entering the scene of the newly crowned Queen Elsa (Idina Menzel) absconding her palace due to the false accusation of her treason for practicing black magic. Unwittingly Elsa unleashed her supernatural power which inadvertently spurred by her unstable emotion and eventually sets her kingdom into an eternal winter. Well here comes the best part, her highly exuberant and adventurous younger sister, Princess Anna (Kristen Bell) rode out from the palace for a thrilling quest finding her heartbroken Elsa to undo the spell. Anna combed through the slippery slopes icy-cold mountain and soon she stumbled upon a rugged mountain man, Kristoff (Jonathan Groff) with his reindeer pet, Sven and also a queer talking snowman,Olaf. The foursome sets off an epic journey by crossing the dangerous path to find Elsa. Despite the simplicity written plots, Frozen churned out with an unpredictable twist towards the end upon Anna returning home reunited with Prince Hans(her first love), well that one really eat my heart out. I didn't see it coming at all!
To make the plot thickened, the Frozen's screenwriter Jennifer Lee could have cast a sadistic, evil and dark witch like Mother Malkin, Maleficent among the famous dark witch you name it, from an adjacent kingdom and in addition, Prince Hans could have been her apprentice. Although the faction witchery might take the plot into another whole new level of some potential intricacy between characters; but at the same the writers might face some risk of turning this supposing light animated cartoon into misguided-version dark genre.
Although I'm not really into musical genre, there was a brightest moment when Elsa climbing up to the top of the mountain and fabricated her dreamed ice castle while singing at the top of her lungs , 'Let it Go' (original voice by: Idina Menzel) indeed spurred some kind of euphoric whim in me, I just don't know why.
Overall script-lines were decently written, but the best one which I felt emotionally related was that "Reindeer(s) are Better Than People" or more precisely overture sang by Kristoff to his reindeer, Sven.
Character development remained to be seen on the trio protagonists- Elsa, Anna and Kristoff which was kind of good thing, but relatively I was rather amused by Olaf and Sven. Olaf, an accidental creation by Elsa was exceptionally humorous among all the characters despite he often blurted out of craps that defied every sense of logic and being always optimistic with heat that will kill him! While Sven, on the other hand, Kristoff's lovable reindeer companion pet, indeed reminded me of 'Snowy' - The Adventure of Tintin for his cute, cuddly, clingy and loyal vibes!
In a nutshell, Frozen is absolutely the best animated film of 2013 and I just can't agree more!