Frozen

I LOVED IT It has become one of my favorite movies!!!! I loved Elsa! I loved Let It Go! I loved all the music! I became a bit obsessed with it haha

 

Yes. I loved it too! I wasn't crazy about the last one Brave but this one did it for me. The story was strong (I think Disney does well with Hans Christian Anderson stories!! like the Little Mermaid!) and the music was strong too. Loved it!

 

I loved it!! My favorite characters were Olaf and Sven but what I loved more was hearing the little kids call after Elsa.

 

OMG I loved this movie, it quickly became one of my favorite disney movies Loved all the characters, and the twist on true love this time around. And obviously the lyrics to 'Let It Go', as I'm sure a few of us could relate Nice twist on the character of the Snow Queen, combining both her and Kai together to make Elsa's character.

And Olaf. xD

 

i really liked let it go !! probably my favorite disney movie song in a very long time ... as ritor said, it's pretty relatable ahaha

 

It was a gorgeous movie! Gorgeous everything- animation, story, characters- erm, except for Olaf. I can't really appreciate him; I know it was a Disney movie and needed some comic relief, but he ruined some of the intense bits for me.
I sang "Do you want to build a snowman?" to my sister when it snowed outside xD I loved that song!

 

My boyfriend linked me the song 'let it go' before I'd seen the movie. Lets just say its the best disney song I've heard in years.

My bf loved the song, because he felt like ti reflected on his own life, as in letting go of the troubles of the past, standing on your own, not giving a dam what people say about you, about self confidence.

trust disney to capture out hearts yet again.

 

People commented on this before and being your true self and hiding things from people. Aside from the awesome Olaf and great animation and music it had a very relevant deeper meaning to most people on this forum.

 

This was nominated for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song (for Let It Go) at the Oscars earlier today.

 

I am ridiculously obsessed with this film and the soundtrack! I love it so much! Best Disney film that has come out for ages! LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE! <3

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@Mysz, I can't believe you didn't like Olaf!

 

I haven't seen it yet, but I'm hoping to see it soon. It looks and sounds like a great movie.

 

You're not alone on every bit of this post. The only time I liked Olaf was when he was comforting Anna. I hear a lot, "Oh, he's great with younger kids!" Yeah, well, you could have done the same exact thing with the trolls, and it would have turned out much better.

Oh, BTW I have that Subway Elsa card thingy taped to my computer.

 

OH GOODIE
in my opinion, the best disney movie ever.
LOVED WHEN ELSA CHANGES WHILE SINGING LET IT GO.
it was so perrrrrrttttyyyyyyy.

 

Same but my favourite part was olaf saying that "some people are worth melting for"
I just love that bit:tears:

 

I haven't had the chance to watch the movie yet, but I can't stop listening to the soundtrack ever since this:
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I was on a free radio station last night, they played Let it go 3x in an hour.

 

It's like, my favourite movie! I'm definitely buying it on DVD so when I have kids, it can be their favourite movie too! XD

 

I just watched the movie (completely legally ) online, and must admit I found myself enjoying it, and did feel a connection to Elsa through her also being "closeted" in a sense. Still, I felt it was a bit overhyped. My major complaints are as follows:

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*Olaf, who was only redeemed through helping Anna get warm, otherwise obnoxious.
*Hans, whose true revealing was rather uncomfortably melodramatic and overdone. Making him less evil would have made his rejection of Anna hit harder.
*That deus ex machina with Elsa and Anna at the end was awful. As unlikely as it would be, I think making the movie into a tragedy would have pushed it into my A-Grade movies.
*The beginning felt a bit rushed. I would've liked to have felt something more in line with the opening of "Up."