Disney returns to a classic formula in their newest release of Frozen. Don't be fooled though, they have once again updated their character development, no longer allowing the women to need to be rescued by a dashing prince. Frozen is an ensemble of new, wonderful songs, and delightful side characters that will surely be popping up throughout the Disney universe.
The movie centers around Anna and Elsa, two sisters and princesses that have been locked away in their castle their entire childhood because Elsa has a magical power. She can turn things to ice and the danger of her hurting others like her sister could make her a monster in the eyes of the people. After an incident with Elsa's power turning the kingdom into an eternal winter, Anna joins with Kristoff to find her and fix everything. Along the way the lovable snowman, Olaf, joins the groups for pure entertainment.
The movie turns out quite enjoyable. At first, it seems like the biggest problem is simply bad parenting. But in the end villains are revealed, and Anna must find a way to convince Elsa to save the day.
Olaf will be a welcomed new addition to Disney's character line-up. His spunky attitude and ability to manipulate his snow body steal the show in ever scene he's in.
Check out Frozen in theaters while you still can.
4/5 stars
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