Well, it wasn't that great a movie. The singing did kill it. I wasn't expecting it to be there, honestly speaking. And somehow, something just didn't click. I know it was a Disney movie, but it just failed to impress.

Frozen is a visual masterpiece which left me in a state of awe and wonder. That Disney Magic is present throughout the entire film and I feel they have finally gotten back to their roots - really championing the musical and theatricality of their films. Idina Menzel and Kristin Bell absolutely shone (I had no idea Kristin could sing). The soundtrack I found was very reminiscent of Wicked (couldn't stop thinking of Defying Gravity during Let It Go). It is no surprise that this animated musical has been confirmed to be made into a Broadway Show. http://www.newsday.com/entertainment/theater/disney-s-frozen-coming-to-broadway-plus-more-theater-buzz-1.6821814 They are guessing due to how long it took for The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast to hit the stage, we are looking at a four year turn around. I personally think they will ride the popularity train and push it to stage as quick as possible. The score seems like it is pretty much done and written for the stage (listen to the out-take songs on the deluxe extended soundtrack - lots of focus on Anna and Elsa as children). Considering the choices (aesthetically) for the voices of Anna (Kristin), Elsa (Idina), I believe it is highly likely the ladies could play the same characters on stage. I have really enjoyed adding Frozen to my Idina Menzel collection of soundtracks (I love Rent and Wicked) and will continue to bask myself in the power of Let It Go - each and every morning.

I'm not a fan of Disney movies. I do love "Beauty and the Beast", probably because I still remember how awesome it was to see it on the big screen back then when I was like 8 years old. I never really enjoyed "Little Mermaid" that much, but I loved Ariel's red hair so much (in contrast with the boring blonde Barbies), that I don't know how I managed to get an Ariel doll (an original, but ne of the cheapest versions, with almost no accesories) for one of my birthdays. I never liked those stories of pretty but airhead girls who married the handsome prince claiming love at first sight. I guess that's why I liked Belle. Then I grew up and never pay attention to Mulan nor Pocahontas, nor any of the others. But Frozen it's outstanding in terms of visuals (well, hello 1080p), sound and the weirdest part is that the story actually had parts that made sense to me, a 30 years old woman with no kids. I'm glad Disney is aiming not only for exceptional visuals and digital animation, but actually trying to put some brains and heart to their heroines. Thanks mom for making me watch this with you!!

Plot-wise belove average, but it warmed a little bit and gave some chuckles. Especially because of the snow-man and the reindeer.

I thought this movie was great. In every way. Some of it is a little predictable, or a bit lame, but the good by far outways the bad. It was awesome. I even liked the songs. However there was the issue that I saw it in the middle of a heatwave and I grew to hate all the characters trapped in an eternal winter... must be nice.