Frozen Movie Review

In the Kingdom Arendelle, a young princess Elsa has extraordinary powers of creating ice and snow. In
her heart, she deeply resents her abilities due to a childhood incident. Fearing her powers, she limits
herself to her room. One day, she loses it and turns Arendelle into a frozen city and leaves to
mountains. Her optimistic sister Anna embarks on an epic journey to bring back Elsa and save her
kingdom with the help of a mountain man Kristoff, a reindeer Seven and a snowman Olaf. The harsh
conditions, limitless adventures and mystical trolls make it hard for Anna to get her kingdom out of the
trap of the perpetual winter.

Music and Graphics

The animated 3D adventure has continued the legacy of Disney of creating musical hits. The songs are
amusing and quite lively. There are a number of powerful performances. The graphics are amazing and
the characters are adorable. Little boys and girls will absolutely love it.

Plot, Theme and Messages

The movie is based on the theme of embracing oneself and supporting each other when the odds are
against you. It’s especially empowering to girls. However, the movie also as the typical Disney movie
things that people don’t like, such as the main characters becoming orphans at early age, exposing
children to violence and romance.

Characters
Disney is known for creating unforgettable characters and the same is true for Frozen. As the story
continues, wonderful characters appear that make the movie more interesting to watch. Anna is played
by Christen Bell and Elsa by a Broadway actress and singer Idina Menzel, two of the main characters of
the movie.

The story of the movie might seem overly familiar, but it has some interesting twists. The adorable
sisters with, one with super powers and the other with super self-belief are really inspiring characters in
the movie.