I hate this movie also. And all of the songs. And yes, it is definitely over-rated. I would buy it as being a cute little thing for your five year old, but all these adults who are practically rabid over it have me wondering if we even watched the same movie.

People say its the first Disney movie to:
-Work with sister love-> Lilo and Stitch has a more realistic sister love, where they actually even fight.
-Question why someone would get married after knowing them for only a day-> Which was talked about in Enchanted.

-Have a realistic princess (Elsa)> this is debatable, I understand that she works with anxiety and suppression that many people deal with daily. But, Tiana was a woman that lost sight of love and even fun because she was working so hard to get to a goal, which is a trait seen a lot in successful women.

Also, there is no explanation for when *spoiler alert* Hans turns evil. I mean it was good that it showed a reality of love, when people fake it, but it was not a well supported plot twist. And finally [to end my rant, sorry!], Olaf. I want to like him… I just can’t.

So, overall, I liked the movie, but the plot line was about as well developed as Brave’s plot line: not much. The movie was good, but everyone is really taking this movie’s hype a tad far.

I’m hoping to post a reflection on this article in the next week now i’ve seen the film (I just want some editing done to it so as not to sound too negative haha).

I’ve gotta say though, Do you wanna build a snowman? is still my favorite song.

Olaf has grown on me, but only because of my daughter. She ADORES that song — makes us play it constantly in the car. The clever lyrics were definitely evocative of “The Book of Mormon”, which made me laugh on an adult level. But it’s still dopey sidekick for comic relief and can’t we get past that already?

Finally, the plot had rather glaring holes — Anna leaving an entire kingdom in Hans’ hands while she goes off to stop her sister? And a trade partner wanting to off the sister for what purpose exactly? Plus, the parents were rather unsympathetic, in my opinion … especially after they went to the trolls for assistance with the first incident (sorry, trying to be vague here). You would think Elsa would have gleaned a bit more control due to their influence.

I left the theater wanting to have liked the movie more. That hasn’t stopped me from having the soundtrack on heavy rotation and, of course, blanketing our home in Frozen merchandise. But after I saw Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast, I wanted to go back in the theaters and see them again … Frozen will require some time.

Lol, how old are you? 10. No need to flip out and be insulting. The movie just not some people’s cup of tea. That’s what make the world exciting. Everyone has a different point of view, that’s what make the world so diverse.