A Disney tale with 2 Princesses!!!

Rating: 8/10 (8 December 2013)

The idea for Disneys #Frozen has been taken from the novel by Hans Christian Anderson, I'm not exactly sure how, but Disney are happily declaring that, anyhoo it is a Disney film so I'm sure you'll know the drill. Read ahead to the stars ***********************SPOILER TIME*************** Anna with the voice of Kristan Bell and older sister Elsa voiced by Idina Menzelï»¿ start off as young, carefree, happy princesses (I did say it was Disney) Whilst playing Elsa accidentally hurt her younger sibling with the magic she possesses. I know. It's for kids, come one. Anyway because of this accident Elsa banishes herself from her sister, society and her parents. Parents are then killed when a ship sinks, which then makes Elsa, Queen. During the coronation Elsa slips up and causes quite a storm (pun intended) with her magical powers. Elsa disappears and so Anna goes in pursuit. Yadda, yadda, yadda, picks up a helper along the way she falls in love with. The lovable character called Olaf is injected into the Disney and that Disney magic we all know comes to life. I won't ruin the end for you, but needless to say you will groan when you hear the typical line.
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Being a computer animated film the characters are as usual well suited to the voices and I was shocked at the singing voices of all the characters Kristoff is voiced by Jonathan Groff who you might know as Jesse St James in Glee. Josh Gad is the lovable snowman Olaf, which is the character in all the trailers. The characters compliment each other fantastically well and it feels like they take queues from their computer generated characters. Can't really talk about the specials much as it's a computer generated, but I will say that Disney have definitely gone all out. after the success of Wreck-It-Ralph it looks like Disney animation have really pushed the limits on this film in regards to making the snow seem so amazingly life like it's flawless. The script is regularly injected with magical Disney songs. I'm guessing it will translate very easily to a Broadway show. There are very funny parts for the big and little kids. So,8/10 for Disneys holiday film. It is worth taking the kids to see it, the little people in the cinema loved it. Review taken from facebook.com/MavrosMovieReviews