Jack Frost, and Several Points

Rating: 7/10 (29 December 2015)

At first, I rated this movie a near 10 because I was impressed by how they formulated the story of Jack Frost as a character (and I still am) and the beautiful cinematography they pleased my eyes with.
Yes, it was that good (and it still is).
I extracted 3 points for the following reasons:
a. The ending line. (I was left thinking like, what? The moon?) (-1 point)
b. The Boogeyman. (he is a fine villain for kids, yet his evilness is not solid enough, or should I say, the resolution of his evil trait is not solved beautifully, only good enough to keep the story going) (-1 point)
c. Overall experience. (there are good movies that you would not bore to watch repetitively, but for me, this movie isn't one of those. After watching it twice, three times, fourth, I finally feel like...what? Especially about the previous reasons)
But it wouldn't hurt to watch it once in a while, say, once every several months or once every year.
It will fill us with the wonder of Jack Frost's story in a very pleasing cinematography.