Frozen

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Kara Great characters, lots of humor, and heart paired with beautiful music, animation, and story. A perfect movie. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/17/23 Full Review Robert This is absolutely amazing. I can’t thank whoever’s idea it was enough to show this in theaters. My daughter enjoyed this movie on the screen at home for the longest time so being able to share this with her at the movie theater was truly something special. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/13/23 Full Review Johnathan Movie holds up fairly well after 10 years. A timeless Disney classic. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/06/23 Full Review Brian Saw it for the first time on the Disney 100 year anniversary re-release and really enjoyed it.. I get why little girls are still dressing up as these characters and singing their songs despite being born after the film’s release. Disney doesn’t make them like they used to. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/05/23 Full Review Audience Member Overrated. I don't understand why people love this movie so much. Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 12/04/24 Full Review Matthew D A sparkling ray of hope! Disney’s animated fairy tale adventure Frozen (2013) is a bright look into the future of animation. Frozen’s hard working animators yield Disney’s most impressive computer animation to date. I have always preferred hand drawn animation for its timeless quality and comforting personality. Now I can say that because of Frozen, computer animation can look great as well and hold up over time. Elsa’s fractal patterned ice spells are just the animators flexing their potential capabilities and they sure are gorgeous. Chris Beck and Jennifer Lee’s direction is beautiful and quick. They tell their story with swift shots and smooth motion. They bring out genuine emotions from their actors. Frozen is honestly the best feature film Disney has done in over a decade. Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale “The Snow Queen,” Disney adapts a classic into a beloved children’s movie for families to enjoy forever. Jennifer Lee’s writing is grounded in her themes of sisterhood, friendship, trust, and confidence. I love how she never gives Elsa a boyfriend or love interest in this one as it’s more about Elsa’s fears and growth from an insecure girl into a free independent woman with agency and choice who loves her sister. I love the icy aesthetic Frozen dons with pride. All the blues and whites everywhere in Lisa Keene and Michael Giaimo’s art direction is striking like David Womersley’s production design inspired by Swedish mythology and culture. Jeff Draheim’s editing is quickly paced with fast and frosty jump cuts from action sequences to conversational drama for Frozen’s brisk 102. Christophe Beck’s score is breathtaking and rousing with beautiful swells of symphonic bliss. I love his music for Frozen. He sets a moody atmosphere that’s both serious and playful as necessary. Frozen is primarily famous for the instantly iconic Disney tune “Let It Go,” which is impressively sung by the unbelievably talented Idina Menzel. Her voice is awe inspiring in her range and power, while pretty and gentle enough to mesmerize you. Idina Menzel’s vocal performance as Queen Elsa is remarkable as she gives Elsa an endearing personality, genuine vulnerability, and sincere sensitivity with a vocal strength. Her insecurity and confidence mark a complex role as a voice actress from Idina that’s very endearing. Elsa is one of my favorite Disney princesses now because of Idina Menzel’s wonderful voice acting. Menzel was born to voice Elsa in Frozen! Kristen Bell is awesome and lively as the likable Princess Anna in Frozen. She gets a cute song called “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” that’s very pretty and expressive. Bell has never been more endearing than she is as Anna in Frozen. Jonathan Groff is excellent as the fun simpleton Kristoff with his adorable reindeer Sven. Josh Gad delivers an unforgettable performance as Elsa and Anna’s snowman friend Olaf. His observational humor is funny to hilarious. Olaf has become inseparable from pop culture, so I understand how people find him over the top or obnoxious, but Gad is incredible in Frozen. His first song is even fun. Santino Fontana is great as the multi-faceted Hans. Alan Tudyk is funny as the reprehensible Duke. Maurice LaMarche sounds cool as the king. Livvy Stubenrauch is really emotional as the playful and distraught young Anna. Lastly, Eva Bella is earnest and devastating as a frightened young Elsa. Honestly, I only don’t like the troll song in Frozen. The trolls feel too childish and immature for the more serious Frozen. I cannot take points away from Frozen for the ridiculous troll segments because they are just cute distractions for the very little children that desperately need comedy relief besides Olaf’s interjections. At least we got Ciaran Hinds as the elder Pabbie! In conclusion, Frozen is simply marvelous. Frozen is easily Disney’s best animated movie since Atlantis: The Lost Empire back in 2001. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 11/30/24 Full Review Read all reviews

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