Disney's Frozen is a musical adventure that follows sisters Anna and Elsa, who are reunited after being separated due to an accident. The film features stunning animation, emotional depth, and a unique twist on traditional Disney storytelling, including Elsa as the oldest princess and a surprising lack of a clear villain until the end. With its catchy soundtrack, humor, and appealing characters, Frozen captivates audiences of all ages and promotes valuable family lessons.

1. Disney's Frozen

2. Disney has out done itself yet again by creating a fun,
entertaining, and musical adventure for children and people
of all ages to enjoy. Frozen is about two sisters, Anna and
Elsa, who grow up together, yet separated due to an accident
during their childhood. They live in the same castle, yet
never speak, until the older sister Elsa becomes queen. It is
then that Anna learns of her sister's secret powers to
control ice and snow, and when Elsa runs away, Anna must
find her and return her so that Elsa can end the eternal
winter she accidentally sets off.

3. Like all Disney movies, the animation is beautiful, the music
enchanting, and the story memorable. Some people may argue
that all Disney movies are essentially the same, however
Frozen brings in its own intricacies. For one, Elsa is the
oldest Princess at age 21, and the only one who is not a
teenager. Anna is the only Disney character to sing a duet
with a villain! Disney has stuck to some traditions with this
film however; the story is based off of a Hans Christian
Anderson story, and there are of course other Disney
characters hidden within the movie: see if you can find all of
them!

4. One thing I loved about this movie is how you think you know
what's going to happen, and then you are completely wrong.
There was no apparent villain until the end of the movie,
which keeps you guessing throughout the whole film; in the
beginning I was convinced this was just going to be some
magical adventure without a villain at all! This is also an
incredibly emotional Disney film. I mean, all Disney films are
emotional, but I will admit I had some genuine tears flowing
by the end of this one. There are some serious family lessons
to be taken away with this movie, which makes it particularly
great for parents and children to watch together. I feel
that this film is most definitely worth owning, and can be
seen again and again. It took my sister watching it half a
dozen times before she even began to consider watching
anything else. Note to parents out there, if you can handle
the extremely catchy soundtrack, this is easy entertainment
for your kids.

5. The music in this film may be a little more difficult to
memorize compared to past Disney films, however the hit
song "Let It Go" is easy enough to remember, and is still
played on the radio today. There's also a more modern twist
on the music and the characters. At one point we see Anna
stuffing her face with chocolate while singing about it. And
yes, there are princesses and talk of true love, however this
isn't necessarily a "girl movie". I feel that boys would enjoy
this film as well. The snowy powers are cool and dangerous,
there is a snow monster and hungry wolves too, plus
everything is blue! The characters are well developed and
the humor is outrageous. This is perhaps one of the funniest
Disney movies I have ever seen. Every character has
something that they do that is particularly humorous,
whether it is sarcasm, honesty or innocence.

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