Frozen II
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures | Release Date: November 22, 2019
6.8
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Aaronbake322Nov 22, 2019
I really like this movie. It's a bit different from the first in terms of tone and music and what kind of adventure we go on, but in a good way. It's not without it's problems (Olaf, while not without his moments, isn't quite as funny andI really like this movie. It's a bit different from the first in terms of tone and music and what kind of adventure we go on, but in a good way. It's not without it's problems (Olaf, while not without his moments, isn't quite as funny and charming as before; Kristoff disappears for a while; I wish we could've gotten more of the new characters), but as far as Disney sequels go, you could do a lot worse.… Expand
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noahosbo400Nov 22, 2019
I honestly can't believe how hard some people have been on this movie. The general consensus among them is "It's not necessary, it's inferior to the first, so it's bad." If you ask me, I DISAGREE STRONGLY. Is it necessary and better than theI honestly can't believe how hard some people have been on this movie. The general consensus among them is "It's not necessary, it's inferior to the first, so it's bad." If you ask me, I DISAGREE STRONGLY. Is it necessary and better than the original? No, but that does not mean it's bad. Frozen 2 is by and large a good movie, easily the best Disney has brought out this year. (But given the competition from their awful, lifeless, forgettable, truly unnecessary remakes, that's not so hard to achieve.) I'll avoid spoilers because far too many instagram pages have been leaking this movie all over the place, but here's what I'll say. Frozen 2 is an evolution from the first, kind of like how Toy Story 3 is an evolution from the first two. It's darker, more heartfelt, full of some tense moments, but there's also plenty of great comedy to balance things out. Questions from the first one are answered, but there's also some new ones brought up. It's not as simple and easy to follow as the first, but it compensates by still being very good. In terms of comparing this to other stuff from this year I've seen, it's not better than How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, but I honestly prefer this to Toy Story 4. And of course, I'll take this over any of those cheap remakes any day. At the end of the day, this return trip to arendelle is a worthwhile one.… Expand
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Fayne-FaeNov 29, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Greetings! I am a huge Frozen fan ever since the first Frozen movie came out back in the year 2013. Sadly, Frozen Ⅱ wasn't as good as Frozen for several reasons. Don't misunderstand me, but Frozen II disappointed me quite alot. Here are the reasons and I hope you guys understand my words and thoughts and of course my feelings about it.

Design: the design of the characters was insanely amazing. I love how epic their clothes are. 9/10

Animation: the animation was stunning, amazing movements. Some parts seem so realistic, I thought the forest was real. 10/10

Music/Songs: the song's weren't as catchy as the songs from the original yet they were pretty emotional. Queen Iduna's lullaby made me cry and Into the unkown gave me goosebumps. Kristoff's song (lost in the woods) was okay. 7/10

Plot: the story seemed so interesting in the trailers, but ended up being okay. The idea of finding out why Elsa has powers and the others not, wasn't a very bad idea. You could go deeper into more detail tho... 5/10

The ending (the part of the movie I hate the most which caused me to rate this movie with a 2): Now listen closely because you Disney people appear to like the idea of separating the main characters. NO! Don't do that, never do that. You can't just separate two characters from each other after showing us how much they love each other especially when the characters are siblings (everyone dislikes such endings). Frozen is about sisterly love, trusting, promising and having a wonderful time together. There were so many different ways to end this movie. For example; •the spirits could take away Elsa's powers and make her feel relief for the first time in her life. She wouldn't live in fear of hurting someone and could still live in Arendelle TOGETHER with her beloved sister Anna and the others.

•Arendelle gets destroyed by the water and gets rebuilted in the enchanted forest, making it easier for Elsa to take care of both of the Kingdoms which could end up being one big kingdom. •everything stays the same as it is now but Elsa lives in Arendelle TOGETHER with Anna and the others and visits the enchanted forest whenever the spirits call her for help.

Just don't separate the main characters, don't do it. Such things break our hearts and it makes us hate Disney (especially if you grew up seeing the cuddling, hugging, playing and having a wonderful time together such in Frozen Fever. My heart melted because of happiness. Seeing the sisters together is very touching.) There are so many possibilities and ideas to end a franchise without separating the characters. (Also the Frozen universe never needed a bridge between the magical world and the human world. The Nothurlda seem to have good control of the elements without Elsa doing anything at all as we showing one of the flashbacks). 1/10

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Elsa: this time Elsa was more interesting and a bit open minded. What pissed me off is her breaking her promises. I mean she literally broke every promise she made except the one "I am going to safe the forest". She promised to not push Anna away, but she pushed her away. Also, Elsa appears very stubborn in this movie.

Anna: She was funny (not as funny as in the original Frozen). However, her personality was so different in this movie. She didn't even care if Elsa is leaving the kingdom. She didn't develop any good connections with other characters except of Olaf. Not to mention she almost destroyed her own home without thinking twice. I didn't feel her in this movie.

Kristoff/Sven: I think the developers forgot Kristoff's and Sven's existence.

Olaf: I really enjoyed his presence this time. He was funny, smart, loud and very sympathetic in alot of scenes.

The others: Mattias was cool but sadly we didn't see much of him. The Nothurlda were okay and Yelena was cool. I wish we could see more of them. 4/10… Expand
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CorwinSep 30, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The "water has memory" motif and especially Olaf's "many experts dispute this but it's true" line feel bizarrely out of place and smack of homeopathic propaganda.… Expand
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LiliMissLecterDec 3, 2019
Frozen II was a relatively innocuously enjoyable movie to watch or play as background noise, but I found the plot to be weak and predictable, the music wasn't what I would call Disney-esque and the animation left much to be desired. To me IFrozen II was a relatively innocuously enjoyable movie to watch or play as background noise, but I found the plot to be weak and predictable, the music wasn't what I would call Disney-esque and the animation left much to be desired. To me I feel that it was a typical Disney sequel that falls short of the original and didn't have the same amount of time or care dedicated to it.… Expand
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StrongmoviesJan 13, 2022
They used the popular first movie to make a sequel for woke people. It's not even mature just woke and politically driven. With strong negative/hate message against single, introverted people and white men, disgusting. Because nothing madeThey used the popular first movie to make a sequel for woke people. It's not even mature just woke and politically driven. With strong negative/hate message against single, introverted people and white men, disgusting. Because nothing made sense in this film, there are no answers or moments that have anything to do with the original, everyone got an annoyingly different characters, the 'background' story of Adgarr and Iduna is worthless, not well thought out, does not make sense and cannot be explained from Frozen (Frozen 2 ensures that their behavior towards their children has become conscious emotional abuse and lying, and in the same film Disney also tries to get rid of this by showing them cozy moments!). That forest just comes out of nowhere, just like the 'voice'. And the end well they just made up a 'bridge' and so-called 'connection' to give Arendelle a King and Queen in a very sneaky way, without the woke people complaining about Queen Elsa, very pathetic from Disney. And the real villians get the trolls gor their way. For the rest Anna is very annoying and immature in this film, Kristoff is superfluous, Olaf is present and Hans is missed in the film (that part where Elsa's hatred is stupidly invented) Frozen 2 is heavily superfluous there is no story in it, characters look like hobos, everyone is downgraded, there's no magic in it, with the motto go woke, go broke. Just a milked-out mess that should never have been made! For quick cash!… Expand
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RomyRJan 23, 2022
A big let down on a great first movie. The story really makes no sense at all, it must have been made by writers who have never seen the first part. Nothing has been done with character growth, just adding an environment that has nothing toA big let down on a great first movie. The story really makes no sense at all, it must have been made by writers who have never seen the first part. Nothing has been done with character growth, just adding an environment that has nothing to do with Frozen and people who don't fit into Frozen. And magic, where Frozen was about a girl with ice powers, there are suddenly more powers in this film in the form of animals (spirits) which really makes no sense. This whole movie was written by drunken lunatics with a lot of frustration because you can see that a lot in the movie! Zero points is still way to much for this!… Expand
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OldMcBrotherJan 20, 2022
Yeesh, this film is... weird. You know, I actually quite liked the first film. It was cute and kinda charming. Not this one though. The story is very messy and forgettable and in my opinion badly written. Most of the new characters wereYeesh, this film is... weird. You know, I actually quite liked the first film. It was cute and kinda charming. Not this one though. The story is very messy and forgettable and in my opinion badly written. Most of the new characters were forgettable and bland in my opinion. Also the whole five spirits thing was just.. weird. If they make a third one (which I wouldn't be surprised if they will, it's **** Disney we're talking about here) I hope it will be better thn this, tho I very much doubt it.… Expand
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SoraOfOhioDec 6, 2019
I loved the first movie and for a sequel, this is ... alright. I enjoyed the animation and some of the gags were genuinely funny. I also appreciated the effort to add more lore to the world of "Frozen" to be acted on in future installments.I loved the first movie and for a sequel, this is ... alright. I enjoyed the animation and some of the gags were genuinely funny. I also appreciated the effort to add more lore to the world of "Frozen" to be acted on in future installments. However, the movie falters on things that made the original so popular - the characters are confusing, the songs are underwhelming, and the story itself is muddled and unfocused. Any one of these on their own would have been bad enough but altogether I can't ignore the misses. Elsa and Anna's relationship is the focus again and everything else feels underdeveloped and rife with plot holes. I still enjoy the movie but I will admit it makes me antsy for the inevitable Frozen III, where hopefully Disney enacts some better quality control.

Positives:
+ upgraded visuals and animation
+ Elsa and Anna's relationship is complex
+ exploring Elsa's powers is fun and intriguing
+ a couple interesting songs
+ Olaf is genuinely funny

Negatives:
- plot is muddled and uneven
- less memorable songs
- Kristoff's characterization/arc/song are all bafflingly dumb
- Anna's character is less focused, seemingly contrary to the first movie
- the story teeters dangerously close to some cringeworthy "noble savage" and "white savior" tropes… Expand
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DukeJonMay 27, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I really enjoyed the first film, but I found the sequel to be a big disappointment. The whole story about the elements doesn't make a lot of sense and feels very contrived. It's like they were making it up as they went along. The whole "water has a memory" is just an excuse for them to portray memories as snow sculptures, as it's easier to show that way. The kingdom of Arendelle seems to be a little port with 300 people living in it. There's no villain to speak of. With Elsa we have another story about her self-indulgently running off to find herself, and yet again Anna is the one running behind trying to fix everything. Kristoff basically has a cameo role, and I didn't like the way his main arc ended with him marrying Anna, when Anna was clearly indifferent to him. I also feel it undermines the first film's message about true love not having to always be about romantic love. Olaf is Olaf. Graphics are great and there are some some good songs here, but overall for me this reminds me of The Lion King and Aladdin - two great Disney films that had poor sequels that were best forgotten.… Expand
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ebinaryApr 18, 2020
Was it terrible. No. Was it entertaining... well, not really. I hate to say I like the first Frozen. I though "Let It Go" and the accompanying scene was one of the best animation/music combos ever. And "Fixer Upper" was a genuinely funWas it terrible. No. Was it entertaining... well, not really. I hate to say I like the first Frozen. I though "Let It Go" and the accompanying scene was one of the best animation/music combos ever. And "Fixer Upper" was a genuinely fun song (can live without Build a Snowman, but still recall it). I just watched this show and can't remember a tune, much less hum one. Nobody ever seemed in jeopardy and was there even an antagonist?

Frozen 1 was a 9 or 10, even not caring anything about it in advance. This... pretty lame.… Expand
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marcmyworksFeb 14, 2020
The stakes aren't very high in this sequel to the Disney classic, the songs not that memorable, and the plot is weak at best. All in all, though well animated and acted, it feels more like a cash grab.
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xellos81Dec 7, 2019
It's like a long lovely trailer where the story never evolve. I think Disney is busy with some other projects
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avadaFeb 15, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It's even more hollow in story than the first. There are a whole bunch of pointless, boring songs one after another that I started to skip skim though. Story wise barely anything's happening and even that's boring. The characters remain 1 dimensional, except Kristoff who remains 0D.… Expand
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rpotter1000Dec 21, 2019
About as good as can be expected for what was arguably an obligatory sequel to something as special as the first Frozen. The filmmakers and songwriters obviously put their hearts into making something that had its own kind of magic whileAbout as good as can be expected for what was arguably an obligatory sequel to something as special as the first Frozen. The filmmakers and songwriters obviously put their hearts into making something that had its own kind of magic while recapturing a lot of what worked in the first one.… Expand
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JLuis_001Dec 1, 2019
6 years ago Disney released an animated film that made people go completely crazy.
Its success was somewhat unexpected because it was an original film with new characters in the Disney princesses repertoire but it worked great. Also the6 years ago Disney released an animated film that made people go completely crazy.
Its success was somewhat unexpected because it was an original film with new characters in the Disney princesses repertoire but it worked great. Also the emblematic song was a massive hit even though I **** hated it.
I really didn't see anything remarkable in the film but with 1.29 Billion dollars raised at the box office Disney obviously knew they had gold in their hands and the sequel was inevitable. 6 years later it has finally arrived and it's clear this sequel was born for monetary reasons instead of narrative reasons.

Anyways that's not a bad thing, I've always said this is a business and it's perfectly understood and therefore Frozen II plays it safe. It doesn't necessarily deliver the same but obviously there would be no changes in the formula.
Maybe something that can bother a certain part of an audience unable to see something with another mentality has to do with the very own mentality of the film focused on current affairs.
The message of feminism and feminine empowerment is clear but at this point if people continue to believe they will see something else or that a film directed at a kid's audience doesn't need to deal with such themes, they're just deceiving themselves.

The songs just like in the original movie are the spine of the narrative but once again for me they didn't seem really interesting, although ''Into the Unknown'' is definitely the best in the repertoire and I personally liked it more than Let it Go.
But this is how Frozen works. The story this time is a bit messier but like in any musical the songs are how the characters express themselves better and this is how the film is made to work in a more suitable way.

I confess that Frozen wasn't the kind of film I like from Disney Animation but I know and I can recognize when there's quality and Frozen II despite its defects is a well made film.
Frankly I cannot say if it was able to recapture the tone of the first film because even though the original has certain superior elements, this one seemed more enjoyable to me.
I don't know, maybe I saw it with a different mindset, especially because of my lack of expectations but I repeat I liked it and there's quality to spare, nothing great but hey; it's more than fine and if you enjoyed the first one, then you will enjoy this one as well.… Expand
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Sr2315Jan 31, 2020
Muy buena película, mejor que la primera. La música es asombrosa, Kristen Bell The next right thing es una de las mejores canciones tristes de Disney
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krstinjovanNov 22, 2019
Personally think the movie is great! It’s a bit more serious than the first one, since the kids are a bit more grown up, into the uknown is in my head for the last 3 days
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zoeamberrrrDec 2, 2019
The original Frozen had solid characters and a great, simple plot line that was easy to follow yet powerful. However, Frozen 2 was a letdown. The plot was very vague, the unsatisfying ending left viewers with questions, and the plot consumedThe original Frozen had solid characters and a great, simple plot line that was easy to follow yet powerful. However, Frozen 2 was a letdown. The plot was very vague, the unsatisfying ending left viewers with questions, and the plot consumed the character’s personalities. Also, I think that the message that the movie gave was unclear. On the other hand, Olaf was very funny and the graphics are high-quality. But those two elements do not make up for the disappointment the movie brought. Overall, not worth it!… Expand
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ChronoHaxDec 6, 2019
Must watch! Amazing visuals and music. Phenomenal music! It also delivers important messages especially needed to the youth in this age of times. Truly amazing experience. Pretty sad many review disregard this fact and label it as mere cashMust watch! Amazing visuals and music. Phenomenal music! It also delivers important messages especially needed to the youth in this age of times. Truly amazing experience. Pretty sad many review disregard this fact and label it as mere cash grab just due to few plot holes, I mean, in the end, they need money to make more better movies and I personally think they did amazing job trying to shout this important message to the world.… Expand
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yung_maenDec 8, 2019
I'll start with the positives: The animation is genuinely beautiful. Soaring mountains and exquisitely detailed landscapes showcase just how far animation has come in the past few years.

The story, unfortunately, is a huge disappointment. AI'll start with the positives: The animation is genuinely beautiful. Soaring mountains and exquisitely detailed landscapes showcase just how far animation has come in the past few years.

The story, unfortunately, is a huge disappointment. A paper-thin plot driven by conveniences and vague references to magic coupled with a shoehorned B-plot make for a confusing, shallow, and badly paced movie. The musical numbers add nothing to the story and lack the charm and memorability of the original. It's a pity that in 7 years this is all they could do.… Expand
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MrSparklesDec 20, 2019
Having thoroughly enjoyed the first installment, I went into Frozen 2 with certain expectations. Unfortunately, the direction in which the characters were taken, combined with the somewhat lackluster plot made this film fall flat. Is it oneHaving thoroughly enjoyed the first installment, I went into Frozen 2 with certain expectations. Unfortunately, the direction in which the characters were taken, combined with the somewhat lackluster plot made this film fall flat. Is it one of the, if not THE, best looking animated movies out there? Definitely! Their attention to detail is astonishing - with every environment, clothing, etc... crafted with utmost care. That alone, however, isn't enough to save the film for me, bringing the score to a 6/10. It's slightly above average, with incredible visuals and a sub-par plot.… Expand
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Deadshot159May 26, 2020
Extremly boring. When i stepped into cinema i knew it will be bad. And yes it was. Extremly boring story. Guess how it ends? I wont spoiler but you can think about it, trust me this type of ending are everywhere. From film it became one bigExtremly boring. When i stepped into cinema i knew it will be bad. And yes it was. Extremly boring story. Guess how it ends? I wont spoiler but you can think about it, trust me this type of ending are everywhere. From film it became one big cringy song. The story is so chaotic, i never know what they must do, what are they doing, what happend etc. More boring film i never saw.… Expand
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MehanJun 28, 2021
Really awful and bad and extremely predictable and it is for 4 years old children
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lager96Nov 24, 2019
This is a great sequel to the original movie. It can't quite top the first but it gets close. The animation and acting is top notch. I don't think anybody expects any less in that regard. The most of the film the story is great and doesn'tThis is a great sequel to the original movie. It can't quite top the first but it gets close. The animation and acting is top notch. I don't think anybody expects any less in that regard. The most of the film the story is great and doesn't slow down once it gets going. The first two acts are incredible and beat the original film for me. The third act is where this movie stumbles. The climax feels a bit to quick with some strange character choices. It's almost as if they cut a small chunk out of the film. It doesn't ruin the movie but it does leave you not being fully satisfied. The songs are as great as ever and will be stuck in your head for months. Even with the third act being a bit off, Frozen 2 delivers a great sequel that will leave fans pleased.… Expand
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familyguyNov 24, 2019
Jezz bored the hell of my brain . too many song none stuck in your head. plot suck and full of loophole . Should go straight to DVD
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BrunoVn00Nov 24, 2019
The original isn't a great movie. It's a solid movie but not great. However, two things that are outstanding in the original, are the songs and score...Two things that, sadly, aren't as good here. There are twice the number of songs comparedThe original isn't a great movie. It's a solid movie but not great. However, two things that are outstanding in the original, are the songs and score...Two things that, sadly, aren't as good here. There are twice the number of songs compared to the first one, but besides two really good songs, the rest of them, while not bad, feel uninspired, don't sound as epic and even feel forced. It seemed at times that characters started singing just because it's a Disney musical movie and not because it is essential to the plot like the original. There are some musical numbers that even feel pointless or like a lazy way to explain to the audience how the characters are feeling in the exact moment. The plot feels a bit better than the original in the sense that it doesn't have the same dumb twists or plot conveniences. However, that doesn't mean that the movie told a great story. I feel like the main conflict feels forced. In some way the movie reminded me of Finding Dory because of the way that the main conflict is established. It doesn't feel like a "logical next step" in the franchise. The story doesn't feel like the natural progression of what was established in the first movie. It doesn't leave a notorious impact in the franchise. If anything, this movie makes itself feel pointless. The new characters are forgettable and don't really play any significant role and the characters we know and love from the previous don't grow or have any arc! Elsa is still the same character in the end. She does learn some things about her past but it doesn't seem to affect her for some reason. Anna feels like the same character as how she was in the end of the first (I feel like her arc was completed already and the writers had no idea where to take her now) and other characters like Kristoff are just there and feel pointless. Olaf is much more annoying here than in the previous one. Sometimes he affects the tone of the movie and you could remove him from the plot and nothing will change and there's that salamander creature who's in the movie for absolutely no other reason than to sell toys...Because he's so cute, "awwww". The only thing that I feel it is superior to the original is the animation and the visual effects, but that's expected seeing how 3D animation evolves quickly. Overall, I don't think there isn't anything particularly bad nor anything outstanding. It is inferior to the original in almost every aspect and not even the songs are as good. What was the point of having twice the number of musical numbers if only two are actually memorable? Anyway, if you didn't like the original, this isn't any better, don't watch it. If you're a fan of the original, then...Go ahead. I think you'll enjoy it...

I definetly don't want this movie to be nominated for an Oscar but knowing how the Academy always nominates a Disney or Pixar Movie, then yeah, it will get a nomination, but this is far from being among the best animated films of the year.… Expand
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euiyeonNov 25, 2019
It's too bad to see it once in a theater. In other words, the best Disney animation ever!
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NikolayGNov 23, 2019
The two stars are for Olaf. Otherwise this would be a zero. Disney has lost its way during the interval of time between Frozen and Frozen 2. Its ultimate goal used to be telling a compelling story. Now its goal seems to be mostly aboutThe two stars are for Olaf. Otherwise this would be a zero. Disney has lost its way during the interval of time between Frozen and Frozen 2. Its ultimate goal used to be telling a compelling story. Now its goal seems to be mostly about transmitting political messages, while the other elements of the production are given to an intern to take care of. The original Frozen had a tightly constructed plot, nice pacing, solid character development, and several memorable songs. Frozen 2's plot is a vague bunch of junk that makes little to no sense on any level, though it does manage to convey a politically correct message dumping on western civilization. Its pacing is so sluggish in the first half that I saw two families leave at the halfway point. After the movie ended, as I left the cinema I could not remember a single melody from the movie (other than ones that were recycled from the first movie), and no new characters were introduced that were remotely interesting. The movie was a mess that appears to have been written by committee. It was sometimes boring and sometimes painful. The worst part, though, was seeing the disappointment in my daughter's eyes as she watched. When after the movie she asked me why this or that happened in the story, I tried to invent answers but ultimately just told her, "because the movie was not very well written." I just didn't know what else to say but the truth.… Expand
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BlueLightningTNNov 23, 2019
The story is convoluted, chaotic, and the impetus is mundane. By the time a lead character attempted a terrorist act in order to "save the day", I had already become annoyed an hour ago to the point I no longer cared. How this made it pastThe story is convoluted, chaotic, and the impetus is mundane. By the time a lead character attempted a terrorist act in order to "save the day", I had already become annoyed an hour ago to the point I no longer cared. How this made it past storyboards is beyond me.… Expand
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DrakanDec 10, 2019
Awful, stupid movie. I couldn't wait until it ended. Stupid, convoluted plot. Avoid.
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Davrosdaleks1Nov 23, 2019
I enjoyed myself with this one.

First off, this is one of the BEST looking animated movies of all time. It is simply gorgeous looking. The visuals have an excellent use of color and nature. I love that they decided to set this in autumn,I enjoyed myself with this one.

First off, this is one of the BEST looking animated movies of all time. It is simply gorgeous looking. The visuals have an excellent use of color and nature. I love that they decided to set this in autumn, which is something you don't often see in animated films. In contrast to the more traditional fairy tale look of the last film, this one is far grander looking. The appearance of the kingdom of Arendelle in this makes the original look so-so.

Frozen II feels so different from any other Disney animated film. There are plenty of those that do fantasy, but this is the first one (except maybe for The Black Cauldron) to go for EPIC fantasy. I really loved the various legitimately challenging magical forces the characters have to deal with.

The story looks into how Elsa (voiced by Idina Menzel) has her powers and I really liked the setup and the messages they were trying to tell. This is actually one of the more serious Disney animated films. (By their standards. Don't worry there's still plenty for your kids to love.) There are a couple surprisingly dark, dramatic moments. (Again, by Disney standards.)

Based on the trailers, I was afraid that comic relief Olaf the snowman (voiced by Josh Gad) wouldn't fit into the change of tone on account of being too light, but the writers adapted the character really well. They have him growing up and being far more philosophical about the world (while still being pure). His musings often steal the show. I actually thought he was funnier in this than the last film.

I did think this movie had some pacing issues. The plot just isn't as tight as the first one. There are moments where the writer didn't know how to best utilize the main characters. I do wish they spent more time interacting with a couple of the film's likable but underused new supporting characters.

Songs are decent but aren't on the same tier as the last film. Half are just okay. The song Into the Unknown tries too hard to be the new Let it Go. Still, I give the songwriters credit for going with a new style not found in previous Disney films. I liked Show Yourself, Lost in the Woods, and All is Found. The last one is a particularly lovely piece.

This isn't quite as good as the original, which knew more what it wanted to be and had a stronger emotional backbone. Still, this has a lot going for it and I think your kids will like it.… Expand
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MovieTurtleNov 29, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Ultimately, fantastic animation, above average music (nowhere close to the first), mediocre world building, and a sub-par story.

Much like a good portion of this movie, my feelings about it are bitter-sweet. Going into its predecessor with low expectations and getting a fantastic movie I was hoping that the sequel to such a shift for me could break through that sequel-curse barrier. I think it made cracks but got stock with not enough.

The music wasn't nearly as good. It has a chilling vocal as the driving story mechanism, but gets so overused. None of the numbers are catchy and there is simply too much Christoph songs.

The world building around the magic starts off interesting with elemental influence then Elsa is shown to be their connection/source/living god at this point. It felt forced and like the writers had no idea where they were going. Some cross between Irish/Native folklore, shamanism, and totemism. The ultimate source of Elsa's power is a gift because Elsa approved of Elsa's father's actions...wat. They could have dropped the whole source/5th element and the whole thing would have been much more cohesive.

The story and the twist is the same-old people who follow nature do no wrong and are betrayed. Way overdone and with nothing to indicate it should happen from what we see anywhere else in the movie. Very little expansion of Arundel except as token references or basic plot devices. Surprisingly Olaf was much more palatable and actually useful for expressing complex ideas (though in a joking fashion).… Expand
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Antares_87Nov 26, 2019
Excelente pelicula , totalmente recomendada, si les gusto la primera esta les va a encantar
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TNL12Nov 29, 2019
Beautifully animated; the effects of water, wind, snow etc. are just what you'd expect, in the very best way. The characters we can't help but grow to love are all there, but unfortunately I feel that the script is confused at times andBeautifully animated; the effects of water, wind, snow etc. are just what you'd expect, in the very best way. The characters we can't help but grow to love are all there, but unfortunately I feel that the script is confused at times and conflicts in the script are what we are supposed to take as conflicts within/between the characters and I personally don't find that this was the intended effect. The plot is somewhat vague, if not inaccessible at times and this leaves me sour on the character's exact motivations. The songs are again, what you would expect in the best way, but I personally feel that the film lacks it's Let It Go moment that made the first film the success it is. My favorite song in the film was actually Kristof's number, a well earned one after his very short song in the first film. I think families and children will enjoy this, but I think you may end up with far more children pestering adults on what was actually happening in the film than is intended.… Expand
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BrookedyDec 8, 2019
So great! I love the direction they’re taking with Elsa and can’t wait for the next movie!
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GuseMarDec 16, 2019
Хорошое продолжение. Все отлично советую сходить
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CarlbmNov 25, 2019
Generic movie with high quality graphics. Songs are boring and the predictable storyline doesn't really make sense at all. It is just a copy past that doesn't really match with the first movie.
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BabysteveNov 25, 2019
Disney has lacked their old magic for a long time now. I went in with low expectations and it was as unoriginal, boring and bad as i expected.
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Shawn28341Nov 26, 2019
Ok, So we went to watch Frozen 2 last night.. Just my son, who is 12 and me.. The reason we did it was we saw the previews last week while watching another movie.. And thought maybe this will be a good one.. I mean it has a lot to live upOk, So we went to watch Frozen 2 last night.. Just my son, who is 12 and me.. The reason we did it was we saw the previews last week while watching another movie.. And thought maybe this will be a good one.. I mean it has a lot to live up to.. And in a way it really got me thinking about the market and what little girls really have offered to them at Christmas times and birthdays and such.. Not a whole lot.. Little boys have a whole world of variety.. So with that said, movies like Frozen two, like 1 has to hit their mark.. I mean really.. The reason for it coming out this time of year is for merchandising at Christmas as well that goes with the movie.. Especially for little girls I believe.. This will be the theme's of so many little girls Birthday parties and dresses and such..

Now.. With that thought out of my mind.. I have GOT to say what I thought.. This movie was DARK! I mean like DC Comics made this story kind of dark.. Even Deadpool was in a better upbeat light than this movie.. There were TWO scenes TWO! That the little girl behind us was crying.. We could hear it!! And one little kid sitting in the row in front of us had to sit with his mom because of what was taking place.. THIS is not the right message for these little kids and mostly girls.. If the snow wasn't around, with the two stars being dressed all bright and colorful like Frozen SHOULD be... You would think it was taking place at Gotham city where the sun NEVER seems to come out.. That was the feel that was being put on the story.. It was so loosely put together and drab.. It never felt like a big time movie ever the entire time watching. The dramatic climatic scene itself, really didn't make any sense.. And TWO of the big stars died in the movie.. Well for a while.. Hence the crying kids part.. Not going to give any spoilers here.. But wow.. This was NOT the movie I am sure that all the little girls was looking for and hoping for.. And honestly NEEDING... The first one was so much better, along with EVERY girl movie that has come out as well before it.. Just pick any, that would qualify... To me it felt like a world of darkness for our characters and in turn just a marketing scam to some degree as well at the right timing.. I have NOT seen a single review of this movie.. But someone has had to mention the way this movie went and agree with me on my analysis..

Well I had to say something.. : 0) And there it is.. "Malecicent" with Angelina Jolie from last week was way more put together, thought out and enjoyable than this one.. If that tells you anything.. I know we are, well male species and all, but even I could sense this movie went down a wrong path with this one.. Just way too few laughs and all of it was riding on Olaf the snowman to save.. Not at all a good movie...… Expand
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bradcap821Nov 22, 2019
I'm a modest fan of the original, and I was pretty excited for this movie once that amazing teaser came out. Boy was I not disappointed! And I'm sure other fans won't be!
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AntonEgo27378Nov 22, 2019
Película horrorosa, estúpida y que la verdad muy cliché, esperaba más de esta película, muy decepcionante, no me gusta poner 0 a las películas, pero en serio que esto no tiene nada de bueno
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ellaf1684Nov 24, 2019
Ignore those hate-spreading trolls that hate just because they like to hate, Frozen II is a really good follow up that is in some ways on par with and in others even better than the first. The animation? Beyond amazing, the best lookingIgnore those hate-spreading trolls that hate just because they like to hate, Frozen II is a really good follow up that is in some ways on par with and in others even better than the first. The animation? Beyond amazing, the best looking animated movie from this year by far. (Sorry How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, it had to be said.) The story and messages? Much darker than the first, and possibly one of the studios darkest in general. I consider it on par with Toy Story 3 in that regard. I could talk about everything else, but I can't get in too deep without talking spoilers and I don't wanna spoil it for anyone. As someone who cannot stand those actually-awful live action remakes from this year, Frozen II was a solid reminder that Disney can still make great stuff.… Expand
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Trineo99Nov 22, 2019
First of all, from my last review everybody knows I’m not the biggest fan of the music from the first movie, mainly due to being overplayed and just annoying in my opinion, but this movie’s music I can admit I really enjoyed it. This could beFirst of all, from my last review everybody knows I’m not the biggest fan of the music from the first movie, mainly due to being overplayed and just annoying in my opinion, but this movie’s music I can admit I really enjoyed it. This could be because I don’t expect people to be singing “Into the Unknown” as much as “Let it Go” but no I actually really enjoyed the music and I think it’s because not just one song had a message but a couple of them did. Although, I will admit there are 2 songs that could have been cut out because they kind of just brought the film to a halt. The score, once again done by Christophe Beck, was even a tiny bit better in this movie. The animation in this film, in my opinion, surpasses that of the first. There were so many shots in this film that were just gorgeous to look at and I wanted to see more of them. As much as I’m praising there are somethings that still bugged me about this movie like inconsistences in the film that bugged me, one thing is even in the trailer. This movie definitely took what was good about the first movie and tried to make that same magic again and sometimes it worked like with the songs but in other, it didn’t such as, with the plot twists. There are two “plot twists” if you can call them that because most people over the age of twelve can figure them out, in this movie and I get why we had them but at the same time they weren’t as good as with Hans from the first. Once again, the voice cast in this is incredible from everybody and I love how they actually gave them character growth. In the end, Frozen 2 is a great family movie and a good follow up to the first. If you enjoyed the first one, you’ll probably like this one.… Expand
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Compi24Nov 26, 2019
Once upon a retcon, there was a grand old behemoth of an animated film that was so revered and slobbered over, everyone silently knew that its follow-up stood zero chance at living up to its heights. No matter how good it would end up being.Once upon a retcon, there was a grand old behemoth of an animated film that was so revered and slobbered over, everyone silently knew that its follow-up stood zero chance at living up to its heights. No matter how good it would end up being. With "Frozen II," however, this notion doesn't even really come into play, for things don't particularly measure up to the standards of Disney animated films in general, let alone the standards of a sequel to one of their biggest and most rabidly worshipped successes. Nothing really happens. No one really learns anything they didn't already know in the first film. No one really changes, for better or worse. There aren't even any material consequences for the characters to deal with at the end of the film -- just logistical ones. The songs struggle mightily to find anything interesting to do within the key that they're written in, ultimately leaving next to none of the actual pieces of music at the level of memorability that some of the predecessor's songs sat at ("Do You Want To Build A Snowman," "Let It Go," etc.) It's not a botch job by any stretch, but it is a definite departure in quality from the 2013 hit (which I wasn't even crazy about to begin with).… Expand
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foxgroveNov 24, 2019
Whilst one cannot blame the producers for wanting to cash in on the original film's success, this time out it's like watching a precocious child acting up, both irritating and unlikeable. The screenplay is overly complex for adults, let aloneWhilst one cannot blame the producers for wanting to cash in on the original film's success, this time out it's like watching a precocious child acting up, both irritating and unlikeable. The screenplay is overly complex for adults, let alone small children, and the dialogue and characterisation is often quite patronising. The animation is still great, but the songs fail to hit the heights. A couple of them aren't too bad in themselves but as presented here add nothing to enhance proceedings. The opening ballad is blandly nice, but 'lost in the Woods' is embarrassingly showcased like a pop video of the 80's. As for 'Into the Unknown' it follows all the familiar cadences of 'Let it go' but a classic it definitely isn't! Perhaps we can now say goodbye to Elsa and co and let this franchise go. With box office receipts as they are, I somehow doubt it.… Expand
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st_sgibbsNov 24, 2019
TRUTHFUL REVIEW: First off ignore all the high 9s and 10s, this movie is definitely not that. I saw this movie in theaters this weekend and this movie lacks a lot of what made the first film as much of a powerhouse. Starting with the good...TRUTHFUL REVIEW: First off ignore all the high 9s and 10s, this movie is definitely not that. I saw this movie in theaters this weekend and this movie lacks a lot of what made the first film as much of a powerhouse. Starting with the good... Though it’s not a bad movie for plot overall (though definitely flawed), as it continues the story shortly after the first film ended and while it dived deeper into the history of our beloved characters. This movie feels like a piece of art as it’s all about transformation when things are always changing and that is symbolic with the “lost woods” feel. Olaf provides great humor and Elsa/Anna/Kristoff provides character heart. I chuckled when the movie made fun of its itself with acknowledging Elsa’s “Let it Go” was too over played.

Now the bad... There’s only like 2 songs that are even decent and sadly even those two don’t hold up to any of the many hits from the first one. The music is a big loss with this sequel as it pretty much made the first movie like it did for Moana. Especially Kristoff’s painful 80s like montage song. Really! It was painful to watch. The story plot though being praised for suffers with how much we are just supposed to accept from water holding memory of the past and though being warned many times to not treading too far “or you’ll be drowned” our characters still don’t learn. Sadly, I was just ready for the movie to end so I could leave.… Expand
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mmagicNov 24, 2019
I saw the movie on cinema:
- from a graphics point of view it was nice, it had good 3d camera angles, very nice graphics
- story, it had innovated so little, no new characters, lame subject, max 2-3 moments of really good laugh for a movieI saw the movie on cinema:
- from a graphics point of view it was nice, it had good 3d camera angles, very nice graphics
- story, it had innovated so little, no new characters, lame subject, max 2-3 moments of really good laugh for a movie for kids is too little, most of the time it was boring. The subject wasn't clear, it was too complicated
- sound was good but uninteresting music… Expand
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miccaelDec 1, 2019
Amazing visuals and spectacle for kids, but as an adult... not really well executed sequel. Story is somewhat predictable, has some funny moments but also some....weird choices. It is like half-musical half-action/adventure.
Elsa is justAmazing visuals and spectacle for kids, but as an adult... not really well executed sequel. Story is somewhat predictable, has some funny moments but also some....weird choices. It is like half-musical half-action/adventure.
Elsa is just boring, Anna is so much more interesting character. Christoff's arch is confusing too (did they cut out his parts?). Movie did not justify existence. Also Christof's song sounds a lot like Chicago - You're The Inspiration and Bohemian Rhapsody.… Expand
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hzvonekNov 30, 2019
Absolutely stunning visuals, beautiful songs and an emotionally driven, fresh story make Frozen 2 my favorite Disney picture of all time. I could never have believed that it was possible to top Frozen, but Disney, Idina Menzel, ChristopheAbsolutely stunning visuals, beautiful songs and an emotionally driven, fresh story make Frozen 2 my favorite Disney picture of all time. I could never have believed that it was possible to top Frozen, but Disney, Idina Menzel, Christophe Beck, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and company have achieved that feat. This movie is an unadulterated 10/10 masterpiece. Go see it and be blown away.… Expand
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casnessDec 14, 2019
This is the 'The Empire Strikes Back' to Frozen's 'A New Hope'. Give it time - at the moment audiences are still viewing this film as a lucklustre sequel because they aren't permitting themselves to appreciate the movie on its own terms. ItThis is the 'The Empire Strikes Back' to Frozen's 'A New Hope'. Give it time - at the moment audiences are still viewing this film as a lucklustre sequel because they aren't permitting themselves to appreciate the movie on its own terms. It will take a while, but months orr perhaps even years from now when both films are behind us critics will reappraise the story, characterisation, visuals, songs and overall greater maturity of this sequel as superior to the original; despite Frozen being such an overwhelmingly iconic work of art.… Expand
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faithg781Dec 19, 2019
As a fan of the first one, you better believe it when I say I had high expectations for this one. Thankfully, they were met and maybe even exceeded. Even better visuals and even better songs make for an even more compelling and mature adventure.
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Nadinaizawa28Nov 28, 2019
Splendid job Disney, I love the way Elsa has her own adventure and finding the truth about her power
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EvanpotterrevieDec 9, 2019
A Animated achievement for Walt Disney Animation Studios. Frozen 2 is a incredible piece of art that contains what makes the 2013 Orginal feature a legend! Great for the families as well as Fans of the Frozen Brand
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Tony215Dec 12, 2019
I really like this film it had good drama in it, the animation was breath taking and the voice acting and songs were solid definitely a must see for Frozen fans.
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CannibalFishJan 5, 2022
No villains, a plot that goes nowhere, and boring characters amount to a weak film that cannot be saved by its admittedly stunning visuals. There is almost nothing to enjoy here.
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carldarn82Nov 22, 2019
I agree with some other people when I say I liked this one better than the first. It's more mature, more emotional, and even better-looking. (Seriously, the animation of this movie is beyond stellar.)
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danielend378Nov 22, 2019
This movie grabbed my attention when that amazing teaser came out back in February. And now that it's finally here, I'm happy to report that it definitely delivers!
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mason_potterNov 22, 2019
I personally enjoyed this more than it’s predecessor. The visuals are even greater this time round and the songs are pretty catchy, I would definitely recommend this!
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zmgalen2000Dec 28, 2019
Beautiful, groundbreaking, and astute. Frozen II absolutely nails it not only in its technical aspects but also in its subtle yet poignant undertones. With absolutely STUNNING animation, catchy music, and a rich plot, Frozen II touches uponBeautiful, groundbreaking, and astute. Frozen II absolutely nails it not only in its technical aspects but also in its subtle yet poignant undertones. With absolutely STUNNING animation, catchy music, and a rich plot, Frozen II touches upon the sensitive subjects of grief, loss, pain, and identity, making the film so much more than just any other family-oriented movie.… Expand
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pnoyfilmtvadikNov 25, 2019
Disney can create the magic and they can destroy it as well. This stunningly visual film is nothing more than just that. Everything else about the movie is forced. Forced story, forced songs, forced characters. If you want to feel theDisney can create the magic and they can destroy it as well. This stunningly visual film is nothing more than just that. Everything else about the movie is forced. Forced story, forced songs, forced characters. If you want to feel the opposite of what u felt from the first Frozen, watch this.… Expand
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umaumaiNov 27, 2019
I think the overall ratings from critics and users alike are fair here. It’s fine if you enjoyed it, but for me this movie was mostly inane garbage with really good music now and then. Aside from borrowing from “The Fifth Element” the storyI think the overall ratings from critics and users alike are fair here. It’s fine if you enjoyed it, but for me this movie was mostly inane garbage with really good music now and then. Aside from borrowing from “The Fifth Element” the story is your basic “this group of people, who happen to be white, that did something to this other group of people, who happen to be nondescript natives, and the only way to fix this is to do something so that no one really suffers any consequences at all. I will say that I’m not cynical person, but I actually said “f@#k you” out loud at the movie when they had the balls to sing “you are the one you’ve been waiting for you” in a musical number.… Expand
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dharmaJan 11, 2020
Frozen II is a typical Disney sequel; meaning its there to milk the so called stand alone first installment to its maximum profit potential. As of writing, it has exceeded the box office take of the original. Let's get to the good part:Frozen II is a typical Disney sequel; meaning its there to milk the so called stand alone first installment to its maximum profit potential. As of writing, it has exceeded the box office take of the original. Let's get to the good part: gorgeous, stunning animation and stellar production values, incomparable to any studios in the world. Yet like Toy Story 4, its plot feels contrived and 'forced'. You can literally feel the Production team struggling to'top up' the original. For instance,'Let it Go' was the breakout hit for Elsa in the original, let's have her belt TWO anthems...sadly never reaching that 'lightning in the bottle' quality of the original. Nevertheless, only Disney can do his type of thing, and it will be on children's streaming playlist ad nauseaum, to the detriment of parents everywhere.… Expand
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manningn15Nov 25, 2019
I loved the first one and I loved this one even more, this is my 2nd favorite Disney movie of 2019, my 2nd favorite animated movie of 2019, one of my top 10 favorite movies of 2019, one of my top 10 favorite Disney movies of all time, one ofI loved the first one and I loved this one even more, this is my 2nd favorite Disney movie of 2019, my 2nd favorite animated movie of 2019, one of my top 10 favorite movies of 2019, one of my top 10 favorite Disney movies of all time, one of my favorite animated movies of all time, and one of my favorite movies of all time. The animation and visuals were phenomenal and just gorgeous especially Nokk the Water Spirit, Bruni the Fire Spirit Salamander, Olaf, Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Mattias, Iduna, Sven, and the Earth Giants. The songwriting, music, and every song was exceptional. The soundtrack is my favorite soundtrack of 2019, one of my top 5 favorite albums of 2019, my 2nd favorite animated movie soundtrack, my 3rd favorite Disney movie soundtrack, and one of my top 5 favorite soundtracks of all time. The voice acting was remarkable especially from Idina Menzel, Josh Gad, Jonathan Groff, Kristen Bell, Evan Rachel Wood, Martha Plimpton, Jason Ritter, Sterling K. Brown, Alfred Molina, and Paul Briggs. The writing and storytelling was outstanding, I loved the darker and more mature tone and story. This movie was everything I hoped and so much more, a definite A+ movie.… Expand
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amheretojudgeNov 24, 2019
In terms of musical genre, Frozen 2 is balanced, if not perpetually gifting its audience what they expect.

Frozen 2 Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, the co-writers and directors, may not be able to convince everyone to hum along this time.In terms of musical genre, Frozen 2 is balanced, if not perpetually gifting its audience what they expect.

Frozen 2

Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, the co-writers and directors, may not be able to convince everyone to hum along this time. Especially not the audience as large as they gathered previously. But it is not their fault. They went for a more mature and lighter yet equally moving version of the stereotypical Disney formula. Now, I have been experiencing these Disney films since the very beginning just like most of us. And it has worked every time if done properly. And I have always wondered how that "teamwork" aspect draws you in. Melts you down. And makes you laugh, happy with tears in your eyes. But now that I think about it and am out of the screen watching this mesmerizing second chapter of the Frozen, I feel that the "optimism" also partakes majorly on bombarding you with satisfaction that rains on your command. I say "your" for the emotion, at the end of the day, remains subjective. The makers offers you plenty of equation and relationship and range and situation to cave yourself in. That unfathomable, unfiltered optimism along with the prophecy that states, "It is not what it seems" are the hidden gems in the script that is pulsating way too strongly for any of the evil spirit to tone it down. There are moments, there is this core theme of the soundtrack that advances the storyline beautifully. And fortunately, the songs revolving around it and the climax justifying it, is the call, the tease of the Holiday season we all want. What I love about this franchise, is that it is never only about the lead character. I know we've had proper supporting characters before too, but none of them contributes so profoundly as they do here.… Expand
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ijablinsky567Jan 17, 2022
This movie has a fair deal holding it back, and the first one is definitely better, but it's still really well made and the fact that it's as interesting and fun as it is mostly makes up for it. It's one of the more overhated Disney moviesThis movie has a fair deal holding it back, and the first one is definitely better, but it's still really well made and the fact that it's as interesting and fun as it is mostly makes up for it. It's one of the more overhated Disney movies out there if I'm being honest. Come on, guys, they've made much worse stuff in the past.… Expand
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CurrentlyGNov 23, 2019
Frozen 2 offers a fitting and satisfying conclusion to Elsas emotional journey, while also providing Anna with an ending that just perfectly made sense. The story is both simple and convoluted all at once, but manages to provide twists andFrozen 2 offers a fitting and satisfying conclusion to Elsas emotional journey, while also providing Anna with an ending that just perfectly made sense. The story is both simple and convoluted all at once, but manages to provide twists and turns that make the entire ride engaging, it's also the characters interactions that make up for the misses in the film. The music, while not as catchy as the first film, is still remarkable as it heads in a more emotionally driven score compared to the upbeat sense of the first film. Visually this movie is beautiful, Disney has pushed cgi animation to the next level with astonishing scenes full of color and contrasting elements. Overall this movie is a worthy sequel to Frozen, that exceeds all my hopes and dreams.… Expand
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SOlidRobotNov 24, 2019
Un grand film avec des musiques impressionnante et des paroles pleines de sentiments. J'attends une Frozen III personnellement !
Espérant que le box office porte Disney dans cette optique :)
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Ang4ndNov 29, 2019
A perfect follow up! Absolutely perfect. From the plot to the music (even better than the first). We loved every little detail. Definitely stay for the end credit scene. Cute and worth it.
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CrisNDec 29, 2019
Wow, what a bomb. Thats all I can say about this one. If Frozen 2 is judged by anyone who didn’t see Frozen one they will wonder why it was so popular. This Frozen didn’t hold my attention at all, the plot was weird and pointless with noWow, what a bomb. Thats all I can say about this one. If Frozen 2 is judged by anyone who didn’t see Frozen one they will wonder why it was so popular. This Frozen didn’t hold my attention at all, the plot was weird and pointless with no moral or purpose. The native american theme is in appropriate for what is supposed to be a Norwegian based film. Trying to make it less “white” maybe? The desire for political correctness and evwryone following a schizophrenic Elsa who is now hearing voices makes you want to call the psychiatrist on this one. If I didn’t have the dinner and movie combo I would have considered bolting on this movie. More than half of what I see on Netflix is more entertaining. Is this the actual writer for Frozen one? Or was Frozen plagiarized in the first place? Such mediocrity with this one makes you wonder, but maybe I should just let it go.… Expand
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Jp117Nov 22, 2019
This is such an awful movie songs weren’t as good as the original it was all kinda blah please Disney don’t make a 3rd!
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Irunn2doorzNov 22, 2019
Beautiful and touching. A couple of plot points required a bit of mental gymnastics, but it was still a fun movie.
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zabe73Nov 27, 2019
Overall, it's just OK. Great visuals however. The story and pacing is very clunky. When the story started to plod along the kids in my theater were disengaged and looked for other entertainment; that should tell you something.
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fordagameDec 1, 2019
Not a bad movie. You won't feel that you wasted your time, but honestly, first movie was much better. IN this one, somehow all characters lack of some identity. There was much more "I love you", "I won't let you go alone", "I will be withNot a bad movie. You won't feel that you wasted your time, but honestly, first movie was much better. IN this one, somehow all characters lack of some identity. There was much more "I love you", "I won't let you go alone", "I will be with you" and other phrases, which means nothing if they are repeated hundred times, without reason. For example you are not just following your other half whole day and repeating how much you love him/her and making a story out of this. Somehow I didn't feel any development in any character. Olaf was the best one, because at least he was fun. I hope that if they make Frozen 3, they will put much more though in improving their main heroes, by putting some reasoning behind all their actions. As well, there wasn't any really good song, which you will remember out of this movie. that was really weak unfortunately. Nothing to compare with "Let it go" for example. And actually there was a bit more songs than needed.… Expand
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YaseenJan 12, 2020
Well thought out sequel that explores the character's powers and history of kingdom. Visual elements have improved very significantly from its prequel . recommended for all age groups .
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Adam31Nov 28, 2019
Wonderful movie but the ending was kinda rushed maybe for the time but overall it was a very good movie especially for the adults and teens who had been a fan of Frozen before.
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taylor13Nov 23, 2019
Laughed throughout the entire movie. A great sequel with a wonderful story as well!
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BravadoXNov 22, 2019
A great sequel that will pleasantly surprise those who doubted that we ever needed a sequel.
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gohan17Nov 22, 2019
The film is really beautifully made, especially visually and musically. Plot-wise I still found it pretty entertaining throughout: it's a nice story about two sisters trying to figure out more about their past, and how they grow from thatThe film is really beautifully made, especially visually and musically. Plot-wise I still found it pretty entertaining throughout: it's a nice story about two sisters trying to figure out more about their past, and how they grow from that experience. Personally, I found it much better than the first one, which I still enjoyed quite a lot. I think most of the criticism of the movie come from the fact that people liked the first one so much that they feel the need to criticize this one just for the fun of it. The songs are as good (while there's no "Let it go", the songs are all consistently great), the two titular characters are well developed and have interesting growths, and the animation is awesome.… Expand
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LarryJr93Nov 22, 2019
Sorry not sorry this movie is better than frozen almost all around. Again sorry not sorry.
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XB0Nov 23, 2019
Mi calificación se basa principalmente en el elemento más importante que tiene que tener toda película: Elsa está rica UwU
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eddiejohnsonNov 23, 2019
This movie is definitely one of the best movies this year! It has a very good storyline that follows the first movie. It ties up and opens loose ends which makes it possible for more to happen in the frozen world!
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ZDCJan 6, 2020
This horrible,sloppily and lazily written movie is antithetical to everything that made Frozen one of the most memorable,meaningful,and thoroughly beautiful movies of all time,for any age group.It's an entirely forgettable movie,andThis horrible,sloppily and lazily written movie is antithetical to everything that made Frozen one of the most memorable,meaningful,and thoroughly beautiful movies of all time,for any age group.It's an entirely forgettable movie,and forgetting about it is what I suggest doing.… Expand
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spongeswiftNov 23, 2019
Frozen 2 not only tops its predecessor but it does so easily. Yes it's music may not be as earwormy as the first soundtrack but it's music is used so cleverly and impactfully. Olaf is as funny as ever with not one joke failing and even has aFrozen 2 not only tops its predecessor but it does so easily. Yes it's music may not be as earwormy as the first soundtrack but it's music is used so cleverly and impactfully. Olaf is as funny as ever with not one joke failing and even has a somewhat catchy song. The movie started off warmly but you could feel the metaphorical storm brewing which was a nice touch. Kristoff is as worthless as ever though, only being likeable in his solo "Lost In The Woods" which I even thought was a little too corny. Anna is the most important as ever though, she impacts the story in very unique and big ways. She had to make tough decisions even if it was risky or seemed wrong. She truly feels like a peer to Elsa now and not the powerless sister. Yes there are some shortcomings for sure, I think we just didn't see enough character development with the new human characters. Brunei though, he may be the best new addition to a sequel like ever, not gonna lie. He's cute, powerful, and funny. Overall this movie is a whole lot of fun, it isn't perfect but it's the most eye catching animated movie I've ever seen and has a meaningful depth filled plot.… Expand
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Moviereviewer15Nov 22, 2019
My reaction to #Frozen2:

While #ToyStory4 is the better of Disney’s 2 animated movies of this year, Frozen 2, while not better than the first, is still great enough thanks to an interesting and almost dark story, a still charming returningMy reaction to #Frozen2:


While #ToyStory4 is the better of Disney’s 2 animated movies of this year, Frozen 2, while not better than the first, is still great enough thanks to an interesting and almost dark story, a still charming returning and new voice cast, mostly catchy and memorable new songs (“Into The Unknown” specifically), and impressive visuals of animation that will leave viewers dazzled. My final score: 95/100, which rounds nearest to 5 stars. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️… Expand
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GregPaulineNov 22, 2019
It is an absolutely beautiful sequel, very different take from the first, I dare to say a more mature view on the world of Arendelle. The Animations is stunning, I have never seen so beautiful water in my life. My favourite thing about theIt is an absolutely beautiful sequel, very different take from the first, I dare to say a more mature view on the world of Arendelle. The Animations is stunning, I have never seen so beautiful water in my life. My favourite thing about the movie is its humour, it's great and ageless, no matter how old you are, you will have genuine, wholehearted laughs throughout the film. The music is most enchanting, Idina is still the perfect cast for Elsa and Kristien Bell is just a delight to listen to. I had a rush of joy that this time they gave Johnathan Groff, and he could once again take the piss at romantic pop music (everyone familiar with Hamilton will know he is great at that). My main complaint is that the music was obviously with intent written around the musical motif of a siren's call, and this made the songs blend with each other too much, the differences didn't pop as much, but they are still ... so good. The Anna-Elsa-Kristoff three wayed journey is a very well written story about them having to learn from each other in order to overcome the challenges so that their family can endure. There is an obvious colonial undertone, but I believe it's perfectly reasonable to just focus on the message of responsibility while following the Queen of Arendelle on her 2- movie journey to learn to rely on others and not to take the weight of the world on her shoulders. The three story arcs remind me of Elphaba, Glinda and Fiyero. Olaf is a homage to the first movie, while he also symbolises the maturing tones. So to give my final verdict: Is it as good as the first one about fear, duty, love and shame? No. Did it still have me spellbound? Absolutley yes. Now go see it.… Expand
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BasilZeroMar 15, 2020
Great follow up to the first movie and features a great closure to some of the plot points that people wanted to know more about the characters and their relationships.

A lot of songs and singing so some people may not like the fact thatGreat follow up to the first movie and features a great closure to some of the plot points that people wanted to know more about the characters and their relationships.

A lot of songs and singing so some people may not like the fact that every couple of minutes there are songs.

Great animation and a great theme/setting. Worth watching and it was released on Disney+ 3 months earlier!… Expand
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gzayas91Jun 21, 2020
I like this sequel better than the first one. The first one to me was mediocre, like the second one because it has better story and better humor.
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FriendzieMar 2, 2020
I think they were in an impossible situation with this film, and made a pretty good movie in spite of that. With how successful the first movie was, of course they would have to make a second one, but the first film had some qualities thatI think they were in an impossible situation with this film, and made a pretty good movie in spite of that. With how successful the first movie was, of course they would have to make a second one, but the first film had some qualities that makes a follow-up very difficult. The fact that Frozen is known for its music virtually forced them to make more music, but no other children's musical ever had a successful follow-up, did it? Usually the good follow-ups are movies that focused primarily on plot and world building like Toy Story. Frozen was never good because of its plot, really, it was always more of a spectacle of song and emotion. It also wasn't made to have a sequel, as nobody thought it would do this well.

In any case, what we got with Frozen 2 was more song, spectacle, and emotion. When people dissect movies, they often fall into the pitfall of judging a movie as if it were a novel. Of course most movies fail by this standard. If you look at the whole package of visuals, performances, emotions, and excitement, Frozen 2 has all of those things, and does them all as well as anything else.

Since I'm reviewing this well after its release, I can comment on some things I've seen in other reviews. In particular: I've seen people talking about themes with indigenous people. I disagree that these themes exist to the point that the movie's creators could tell me about it, and I'd still say they were wrong. The people from Arendelle are medieval, without much technology. The people decribed as being indigenous have powerful magic, and Arendelle is shown to be AFRAID of their power. This is power that obviously is very fearsome, which is the entire basis for this franchise. The magic in these movies can being a whole country to its knees. The magic from ONE woman can do that, in fact. That's the basis of the entire plot of Frozen. Therefore, Frozen II is more about the fact that killing people is wrong even if you have a legitimate reason to fear them. Not about being nice to natives or whatever.

Anyway, I'm taking off a couple points for the fact that the movie is a little bit confusing for kids to follow and that the plot could probably be a bit better. I considered giving it a 7, but I gave it back a point because I feel that the franchise is now in a much better position to continue with creating better stories, giving the sisters a more well definted identity and path in life going forward.… Expand
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moviemitch96Nov 23, 2019
So I wasn't a huge fan of the first film, which wasn't entirely its fault. I mostly just got sick of hearing it all the time (if I had a dollar for every time I heard 'Let it Go' and 'Do You Wanna Build a Snowman' sung or played everywhere!)So I wasn't a huge fan of the first film, which wasn't entirely its fault. I mostly just got sick of hearing it all the time (if I had a dollar for every time I heard 'Let it Go' and 'Do You Wanna Build a Snowman' sung or played everywhere!) But even so, it felt rife with predictability and cliches/tropes that we've seen time and again in past Disney princess movies. And while this film seemed to ditch some of those thankfully, I still couldn't help but feel a little underwhelmed with what I saw, although... I will actually say that I ended up liking this one slightly better than the first, of not by much. The animation looks spectacular as expected. Storywise, it felt a bit uninspired to me, as we follow Anna and Elsa discovering a hidden part of their land with family history tied to them, and I can't help but feel like I've seen this in other animated sequels before (the 'How to Train Your Dragon' sequels come to mind for me.) But overall, despite some of these shortcomings, it does have great visuals and even some pretty epic music, along with a slightly more inspired story than in the first one. And it was overall just pretty fun and cute to watch.… Expand
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OMGtoastyFeb 29, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I had a blast the while time watching this. All of the songs were great and the plot had a good pace. My only complaint is that they didn't go into more depth on the spirits. Like what's with the physical representations of the spirits but we never actually hear or see the spirits themselves. And why the heck the heck didn't the trolls say something because they knew the truth from the beginning.… Expand
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yusepDec 1, 2019
I don't understand the critics , to me the first movie was bad even it has so much success. It felt boring , plenty of deus ex machina( the evil guy...) , Plenty of unnecessary stupid characters, and total lack of coherent behavior in Elsa (I don't understand the critics , to me the first movie was bad even it has so much success. It felt boring , plenty of deus ex machina( the evil guy...) , Plenty of unnecessary stupid characters, and total lack of coherent behavior in Elsa ( who is not even the main character) , to me the first one is a 4... This one, the even it has lower critic scores to me it has a better script ( it is an adventure to misterious lands ). Better characters, and better it is better in general.… Expand
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jacomonhJan 2, 2020
Very nice script. Very good characters. Very good songs. Extends the universe of Frozen really well. Loved it!
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MrMovieBuffNov 22, 2019
Sequels can be tricky to make, they can also be tricky to make when the predecessor is so massively successful, you feel the pressure of not pleasing your audience in the end. That is the kind of pressure I imagine that co-writers andSequels can be tricky to make, they can also be tricky to make when the predecessor is so massively successful, you feel the pressure of not pleasing your audience in the end. That is the kind of pressure I imagine that co-writers and co-directors Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee must have felt when they were making 'Frozen II', the Disney animated sequel to the highly successful and generally loved 'Frozen' (2013). We see our main characters return, Elsa (voiced by Idina Menzel) is settling in just fine since becoming the Queen of the Arendelle kingdom, her sister Anna (Kristen Bell) also seems happy with the way life is going alongside Kristoff (Jonathan Groff) and Olaf (Josh Gad). However, things start to get strange when Elsa hears a mysterious voice calling to her that nobody else hears. Anna is concerned for her older sister, and tries to make sense of what's going on as Elsa fears that the kingdom could be in danger. When Anna and Elsa were kids, they heard a story from their parents about a mysterious and enchanted land full of magic that saw a great war brewing among its people. Elsa thinks that this voice calling to her could lead to answers regarding her parents and her powers. The film might do a good job at entertaining long-time fans who have become obsessed with the original film, as they'll see their favorite characters go on a more exciting journey to uncover some secrets. The pacing of the film - especially towards the middle - can feel a little slow at times, and the songs (once again written by Oscar winners Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez) aren't as catchy as the ones from the previous film (but still fun nonetheless). The film, for the most part, feels passable until the ending, whether or not this is where you see the characters go, your response to it will say a lot about that. Overall, this is worth checking out if you are a 'Frozen' fanatic.… Expand
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JumpCut_OnlineDec 4, 2019
Frozen II is definitely not a perfect movie, as it can feel a bit too abstract and thinly-stretched at times, but I appreciate how ambitious directors Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee were with this sequel. This was a film that could have played itFrozen II is definitely not a perfect movie, as it can feel a bit too abstract and thinly-stretched at times, but I appreciate how ambitious directors Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee were with this sequel. This was a film that could have played it safe and still been wildly successful, but there are interesting themes and admirable craft at work here.

In the end, Frozen II amounts to a gorgeously animated, strongly performed, and surprisingly mature sequel. Whether you enjoyed the first Frozen or not, this is another Arendelle adventure worth taking.… Expand
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ajzeg01Mar 31, 2020
Before I get to my thoughts on this sequel, let me briefly go over my thoughts on the first movie. My journey with Frozen is similar to many others. I saw it and enjoyed it in the theatre, I then hated it after all the hype and overexposureBefore I get to my thoughts on this sequel, let me briefly go over my thoughts on the first movie. My journey with Frozen is similar to many others. I saw it and enjoyed it in the theatre, I then hated it after all the hype and overexposure but I eventually came around to it again when I rewatched it last year. Do I think it has issues? For sure! Do I think it’s overrated? Yeah, kinda! Do I not like it? Of course not! It has good songs, great animation, great characters, some good comedy and a nice story with a good message. It feels like a classic Disney movie from the 90s, I can see why it’s so popular! As for my thoughts on the sequel, while I didn’t have a terrible time watching it, it was not as good as the first movie when it had the potential to be so much better. I was hyped when I saw the trailers, it looked really epic, but unfortunately I don’t think it really came together in the end. For starters, the story is WAY too complicated! It’s super exposition-heavy and I actually had a hard time following it at times! I have no idea how kids are supposed to follow it! It throws a lot of lore and history and mystery and conspiracy at you and it was just too much. It’s a fairy tale, not Avatar: The Last Airbender! It doesn’t need to be this complicated! The story is also WAY too fast-paced! It reminded me of The Rise of Skywalker. Yes. It’s that bad. It barely gives you any time to breathe and doesn’t give the characters a lot of time to interact. Most of the time, the main characters from the last movie are separated on their own little adventures. The only two characters that actually stay together through the whole movie are Anna and Olaf! This movie also introduces some new characters that are barely in it, but they’re set up like they’re supposed to be major characters! I don’t know why they would do that, it feels like a waste of time. Oh yeah, the movie’s, like, 100 minutes long! I feel like some of it could’ve been cut down. Like Olaf. He’s really annoying in this. I do have one more major issue with this movie and that’s the ending. Without giving anything away, I thought it was awful. It makes little sense, it feels rushed, it kinda makes the whole movie pointless and it turns the movie into a borderline white saviour story. Wasn’t a fan. You’ll see what I mean if you see the movie. I also predicted the plot twist pertaining to the closest thing this movie has to a villain, but it is a kids movie so I think I can forgive that. It just seems a little odd that that was one of the only predictable parts while everything else was so convoluted. Overall, while there were a lot of things that I did enjoy, like the songs, the voice acting, some of the comedy and the breathtakingly gorgeous animation, the story is just such a mess that I really can’t say this is a good movie. It’s not a terrible movie by any means, despite how I make it sound, but it’s certainly not very good. It’s okay. The story of the first movie was so simple, with an overarching theme and message of familial love. This movie is too overly complicated and I couldn’t tell you what the message or the theme even is. Is it about colonialism? Chosen Ones? Man vs. Nature? Familial love again? It has a lot of ideas but none of them are really fleshed out very well. I don’t know what we as an audience are supposed to learn or what the characters learned. Like I said, the whole movie feels kinda pointless. I feel like this could’ve been an hour-long Disney+ special or something, not the sequel to the former highest-grossing animated film of all-time! Overall, if you’re a die-hard Disney fan or your kids REALLY want to see it, give it a watch. It’s on Disney+. Otherwise, just rewatch the first movie. Very disappointing.… Expand
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CristoParadoNov 23, 2019
Frozen II works wonders for adults while being a movie for kids. Great animation, great music, great new anthems, great voice-acting and great story telling. For the second time around Elsa will bring great changes to the world by a suddenFrozen II works wonders for adults while being a movie for kids. Great animation, great music, great new anthems, great voice-acting and great story telling. For the second time around Elsa will bring great changes to the world by a sudden emotional surge that expresses itself through the impressive results of an outburst of uncontrolled creative power. Frozen II sends the viewer through a holistic journey for the soul/mind in which each character represents an archetype fighting for survival and evolution just to end up understanding that the only constant in all of the aspects of existence is change and in consequence the search is no longer poised for survival but for necessary death and rebirth. Themes of manipulation and exploitation of the indigenous peoples, the environment and politics are all too visible throughout the movie which then goes on to propose a solution: acknowledgment of our faults, of our debt to our very origin and then utter and complete surrender and sacrifice to right every wrong. Frozen II is a powerful invitation into reflection and change...… Expand
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kcjones704Nov 22, 2019
My kids (the target audience really enjoyed this movie). For a squeal they did a really good job
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MovieVillainNov 23, 2019
Fantastic movie need a few more dialogue scenes. Overall a great story. I can't believe the critics gave it a 65 average.
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JtooneNov 23, 2019
The movie was really good. I think it was way better than the first. It has a good story and it shows a backstory so you're not confused. The music was really good. I enjoyed watching Frozen 2. There is some comedy, mystery, action, andThe movie was really good. I think it was way better than the first. It has a good story and it shows a backstory so you're not confused. The music was really good. I enjoyed watching Frozen 2. There is some comedy, mystery, action, and emotion. It was the best movie I have watched this year.… Expand
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