Frozen (2013)
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Critic Consensus: Beautifully animated, smartly written, and stocked with singalong songs, Frozen adds another worthy entry to the Disney canon.
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as Anna
as Elsa
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as Olaf the Snowman
as Hans
as The Duke of Weselton
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as Pabbie/Grandpa
as Bulda
as Gerda
as Bishop
as King
as Young Anna
as Young Elsa
as Teen Elsa
as Spanish Dignitary
as Kai
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Critic Reviews for Frozen
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Disney has another hit in its repertoire with this heartfelt story of sisterly love and one of the few films released in 3-D this year that splendidly incorporates the technology into the plot line.
Frozen is a glacially stiff, perpetually unamusing animated musical with a talk-singing score that will leave one pining for the lifeless soundtrack to The Princess and the Frog.
Frozen reminds you how many animated films rely more on inside jokes. It's modern without being hip, earnest with being sappy.
Extravagant care is taken with minutiae, and the directors, Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, whistle through the first twenty minutes of the plot with a controlled giddiness that would leave many live-action adventures staggering in their tracks.
If you thought there was only so much to be done with ice and snow as visual fields, think again along the lines of prismatic crystals, epic storms and fantastical structures built on water's gift for freezing itself into see-through art.
Frozen' has both showtunes and darkness, but most satisfying is a formula-defying finale that successfully subverts the fairytale status quo.
Audience Reviews for Frozen
Everyone's children's favorite film works for grown-ups too. Mostly. There is a lot of singing and some of the songs are great, others feel a tad forced, though. The plot is surprisingly simplistic, but at least offers a surprise or two. The characters are likable enough and especially the snow man brings the best laughs. It's the artwork, scenery and landscapes that make this film's special atmosphere. Can't go wrong to have a nice afternoon with the kids with this.
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A visually stunning Disney animation with wonderful songs and a story that boldly subverts the conventions of fairy tales by having no women in need of princes to rescue them - even though it could have done without a shocking, cliched revelation about a certain character in the last act.
Super Reviewer
It took me a while to get into this one and whilst the story is no masterpiece, musicals rarely are and it's actually a damned fine musical. It ain't the jazzy Disney of the mid 20th C. that we grew up on and not all songs work but those that do really make the movie. That and the catchphrases...
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Frozen Quotes
| Olaf the Snowman: | Let's go kiss Hans, who is this Hans? |
| Olaf the Snowman: | Some people are worth melting for. |
| Elsa: | (Sings) Let it go, let it go, can't hold it back anymore! |
| Olaf the Snowman: | Hey we were just talking about you! All good things, all good things! |
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