An amazing movie with an amazing plot hole

Rating: 7/10 (28 March 2014)

Let me start of by saying that I am a huge fan of Disney and musicals in general, because I have noticed that many people who criticize this film criticize it because they don't like musicals, which is unfair to the film. We will start with the good, the animation in this movie is amazing, it is better than any movie I have ever seen. Also, it did something that I did not expect, it made me laugh. Upon seeing trailers I thought that the character Olaf was going to be painfully annoying and unfunny, but it is quite the opposite,he is actually quite charming and very funny, as with most other characters. Also, this is the first Disney movie that show young girls that they don't need men to save them. I was actually groaning thinking about how cliché this movie was until the end were Anna saves her sister and herself. This movie really did take on what Disney critics had said about their treatment of women in the past, and this is something I want to see more of. Now on to the bad. The songs in this movie were not up to par with other Disney songs, they had "Let it go" but that is about it. "Do you Want to Build a Snowman" was pretty catchy, but everything else was just mediocre. A huge problem I had with this movie is not making the main character, the main character. Anna is just some girl who thinks she is lonely. Elsa is so much more interesting than her yet most of the film is centered around Anna. But there is a plot hole that I don't think anyone noticed that makes me feel like the writers just made it up as they were writing. Why does Hans save Elsa in the castle if he is just going to kill her later. He practically jumps in front of that arrow. It makes no sense, he could have just let her die. But, this movie is still a great movie, but it could have been better.