Frozen (2013)★ 7.4/10

This movie is top-notch in terms of production, no doubt about it. The visuals and music are flawless, especially the music that kicks in after Elsa's transformation— magic! But the story itself falls a bit short. It's not terrible, but the pacing is too slow, and the character transformations feel sudden and forced.

"Frozen" is a hit because it goes beyond a simple fairy tale by delving into the themes of family, friendship, and love. The bond between Anna and Elsa shows the importance of valuing and supporting family, and it really drives home the idea of the power of love.

I really admire how Disney goes all out to make their visual effects and music top-notch, even in stories meant for really young kids. It's great that they take on the responsibility to raise the bar for kids' aesthetic standards. And even though this movie is still a fairy tale for kids, it's got a more modern perspective—it's not just another love-at-first-sight story. It shows they're thinking about the bigger picture.

An exceptional animated film. Disney sticks to its roots while also reinventing itself in this movie, featuring two princesses, no evil witches, and no charming princes. They bring a completely new approach to the themes and characters of classic fairy tales, breaking tradition without going too far, and bringing new life to those old stories in a modern way. It's really touching. The music is surprisingly fantastic, and the visuals are amazing.

I enjoyed it. (Just going to say that or otherwise I will start singing).

It is as good as all the other great Disney animations, and the songs are just fantastic, which occasionally reminds me of the movie Les Misérables, presumably because the songs and the narrative blend so perfectly. While it's still a story about love, the ending is kinda surprising, and it's a lot more interesting than expected, and the change makes the theme a lot more heartwarming.

The best Disney animated movie I've seen in recent years. It has a very unique perspective focusing on sisterhood rather than the traditional prince-and-princess' happily ever after. The characters are well characterized and all have multi-dimensional personalities, and the two female leads are also unprecedented. The music is definitely Broadway-quality and complements the storytelling, not just for the sake of singing. Bravo!

Elsa and Anna are a fresh new start for princesses and queens who don’t need to fall in love to have an interesting story. There’s some romance at the beginning, but what really matters in this movie is the relationship between the sisters.

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Promesa magia canciones y abrazos.. es una de las mejores películas animadas de Disney tiene números musicales pegadizos e impactantes heroínas que descubrir la fuerza dentro de sí mismas impresionantes imágenes animadas y fabulosas secuencias con los demás personajes espectaculares hay mensajes valiosos como el amor incondicional fraternal y sincero con uno mismo y además las canciones «For the first time in forever», «Let it go», «in summer» y «Fixer Uper».

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