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It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.

After playing with our expectations, this turns out to be a very different sort of film.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

I saw Frozen about a year after it was released. I was curious to see what all the hype was about, and why everyone was so obsessed with it.My reaction after watching it: THIS was the movie everyone was so obsessed with?Don't get me wrong, it's a good movie. The music wasn't to great, but the CGI was drop dead gorgeous. The plot, while underdeveloped in some areas, was great in others. Hans, I'm looking at you.But it didn't deserve all the hype that it got. People treated it like it was somehow better than the lion king. When the merchandise was released, it made insane amounts of money, doing better than the lion king in terms of overall box office.I don't think it deserved that. I think it should have looked more like Moana in terms of success. It did good, but not incredibly spectacular. It's a very rare example of a good overrated movie.

Disney have this structure hands down, they've been doing it for decades. Yet, every so often, one of their animations glisten like a snowflake in the cold breeze. Frozen is just that...but not without some frosty flaws. An adaptation of 'The Snow Queen', Anna and Elsa are housebound in their castle as a result of the latter's cursed icy elemental power. Believing she is causing more harm than good, she flees her kingdom in a bid to "let it go" by creating a crystal staircase to her ice shard castle adjacent to a snowy mountain peak. Why? Because it makes excellent staging for THE song. Every musical has one number that trounces the rest, the sole melody that will haunt your mind for the next five years. Radio stations played it, children listened, they sung it, you probably sung it and most likely your pet dog too. "Let It Go" is what makes Frozen...Frozen! And I'll stand by the fact that I still jumped out of my seat and launched my arms with honour and valour as I belted out the tune with an almighty roar. Oh, and umm...the film is good too. The message of "be yourself" is loud and clear, perhaps delivered slightly heavy handedly, but the sense of grandeur that this film withholds is quite extraordinary. It's a big epic tale filled with innocent princesses, an annoying talking snowman (seriously...urgh), handsome men with noble steeds, or reindeers in this case, and plenty of snow for an ever lasting winter. Classic Disney characters bolstered by a lukewarm script that makes you smile and feel emotionally vulnerable. The animation was simply stunning, particularly the finer details like Elsa's costume transition. Much to my surprise, there is actually a twist! And one I didn't see coming!? Props for pulling it off, did the film necessarily require it? No. But it definitely turned up the heat. I do find that Disney force irritating anthropomorphic characters just for the sake of keeping children amused, I welcome Olaf to the arena. Honestly, wasn't amused. However, Frozen may just be Disney's best musical, but not the best film.

This is a over rated money making movie that Disney has some how sucked all of the kids and adults into loving. I am a big Disney fan and this does not feel Disney to me it just sucks the life out of you, The only good thing about this film is Elsa saying you can't marry someone you just met, I wish Olaf would melt permanently, This is a no watch for any Disney fan.

I love FROZEN. Amazing characters and great story line. I love the concept of "Act of Love". Olaf is so cute :-*