Frozen: A Must Watch!

Rating: 9/10 (16 August 2014)

"Do you wanna build a snowman?" After watching this movie, you'll definitely want to.
Frozen revolves around two princess sisters, their love for each other and their kingdom. There is an imaginative beauty in the whole film – right from the snow covered Arendelle to the high North mountain and the magnificent snow castle.
Frozen is a musical movie, as some would say. At some places, the characters talk to themselves and others through songs. The songs in the movie have the power of revealing the thoughts of the characters through words – be it Anna's 'For the First Time in Forever' or Elsa's 'Let it Go'.
The movie has both hilarious as well as emotional aspects. While many dialogs make you laugh, some can make you ponder over them for sometime. It shows Elsa's lonely childhood and Anna's uneasiness due to the sudden drifting of Elsa away from her. There also lies a remarkable twist as the story deviates from the usual 'act of true love' plot line. Half way through the movie and there comes Olaf – the funny, little, loving and charming snowman who likes warm hugs – yet another of Disney's amazing creations which make children fall for them. He gives a new edge to the fun factor of the movie through his fragile body as well as his innocence.
Rather than focusing only on the main character Elsa and her woes in concealing her powers, the movie also has space for other important characters – Anna, Kristoff and Olaf.
Overall, Frozen is an utterly satisfying movie - a comedy-adventure flick which is good in all fronts having great visuals, awesome music, good plot and amusing characters. I loved the movie. It took me back to my childhood days. In my personal opinion, I would rate it as 9/10.