Frozen (2013)

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  rocklexieabout 11 years55 popcorn

  Fave part was when they sang let it go

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• appleface123about 11 years

  i love this movie so much especially olaf

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• Yadira V.about 11 years

  I love Frozen is the best movie I ever seen!!!!!!!!!

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  lovemakeheartabout 11 years

  I loooove frozen! Its so funny!!! *giggle*

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  lionsrcute1about 11 years55 popcorn

  No hate, kay? Okay. I didn't like Frozen that much... I loved the animations, and understood that they took lots of times to make it, but do realize that the plot IS cheesy... Elsa had powers, and didn't talk to Anna because she was scared to hurt her. Then, Elsa messed up during a cornation, and ran away. Anna said, "I'm going to find her, no matter what!" (or whatever.) and left. Then, she met her "Prince Charming," Kristoff and they went to get Elsa. Elsa said, "No, I'm not hurting anyone." Then ran away. They of course, tried again, and then a bunch of random stuff I don't want to talk about anyways.

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    w0lfl0ver4lifeabout 11 years

    @lionsrcute1, OMIGOSH U R MY SAVIOR!!!!!!!!! everybody thinks this is a heartwarming movie but I thought it was horrible. im so following you

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    josielikesbandsabout 11 years

    I disagree with you. Having watched Frozen 7 times, you can probably tell that I love Disney.. I'm wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt right now and my mom works for Disney. Having that said, Frozen is a movie of woman empowerment, with is a big step for a children's movie/company such as Disney, just like Brave. Actually, Frozen has gathered $132,958,975 in DVD sales ALREADY and a whopping $1,267,837,000 in box office sales. That's more than Wreck it Ralph AND Avatar. Back to the point of woman empowerment, Anna did not find her prince charming. I don't know if you noticed, but true loves kiss didn't work. It was the true love of Elsa and her sister. Trust me, you don't need a man to live a happy life. Yes, Anna did find her true love, and yes it was Kristoff, but if you had the logic that occurs in this century, you would understand that the movie was about woman empowerment. Please, I suggest you think about what you're posting- before you post it. I do support your opinion though, you just should know the facts before you form an opinion. :)

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      lionsrcute1about 11 years55 popcorn

      @Josielikesbands Well, I had to thumbs up that, because it was true, but my opinion didn't change. XD

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  neeto123about 11 years11 popcorn

  Too much singing - olafs funny parts =the not so good movie

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  shine80about 11 years

  I LOVE FROZEN

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  stargazerabout 11 years55 popcorn

  So Cute

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  svpurplestarabout 11 years55 popcorn

  I love this move and the hit song, Let it go. I <3 Olaf!!!!!!

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    stargazerabout 11 years55 popcorn

    I love Elsa and let it go

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  geanaabout 11 years

  this movie is great bye my teacher said i got to go so peace

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