Frozen II

While this movie had emotional scenes and good animation with some creative spins and significant revelations, it was ultimately a sub par movie for me. There was no real villain in it (since Elsa's grandfather had died many years ago and wasn't a big part of the movie except brief abstract illustrations) and the threatening presence of certain forest creatures/phenomena that were meant to be intimidating and pose a challenge then got saved in the background for a later part too many times. They could've done more with the enchanted forest I think and there was also an overload of exposition earlier in the film. Other than that it was fair I suppose, but I'd much rather watch the first one which felt more human-centered and therefore relatable and more emotionally compelling.

So Anna sacrificing the kingdom meant nothing because elsa could just stop it. What was the point of this other than money?

A great sequel, even if it's not as good as the first one

This movie was amazing better than the first and the action was amazing

I watched this on DVD recently. Given all of Disney's resources, quite frankly I was expecting something much better than what I saw. On a technical level, I thought the animation was weak, relying heavily on highly detailed foreground characters in mostly dull static environments with panning and zooming attempting to make it all seem more realistic. Things shift up a gear during the set pieces, but I felt the overall look was unimpressive. I was also indifferent to the songs, which seemed to lack the X factor required to make them catchy and memorable. Character wise, I found Elsa very hard going. Despite her OTT mascara, underneath she's too serious and rather unappealing. Although perhaps befitting of an ice queen, I struggled to like her which I thought was a problem. I also struggled with the story, which seemed overly complex and long drawn out for what it is. I found my attention slipping due to a general lack of pace and focus. By the time Elsa was riding the water horse I had almost given up completely. I usually like animated films, so I was very surprised I did not enjoy this one, but it didn't feel like a fun movie and for that reason I can't recommend it.

Elsa jsut really is a bad mama jama! Really liked this second movie also!

The story is so hard to follow and makes no sense. And if I hear "Northoldra" or "Attohollan" one more time I will literally commit war crimes in Albania.

Stunning Visuals, Wonderful Songs, Hilarious and Emotional This. This was the sequel I was HOPING for. I was in tears of every variety for the majority of the film. The animation was flawless, the songs were abundant and wonderful (nothing quite as earwormy as Let It Go, though) and the laughter was non-stop. The character growth was also a treat. I didn't expect that, especially from a character like Olaf. All the negative reviews I see complain about it either being too dark or all over the place. It was neither. Sure, it had some darkness to it, but so does life, and like most moments in life, their is a shining bright light waiting on the other side, even if it's not the ending I would have expected. And to those saying it was all over the place? It wasn't, if you bothered to pay attention. But most of you are adults who write off every animated feature as children's fare and don't really care to pay attention. And that is because you've lost the child inside. You've forgotten how to feel joy and excitement and embrace it like you did as a child. You confuse your contentedness with your children's happiness with actual joy and live vicariously through them than embracing what's inside of you and living your own happiness yourself. And for that, I pity you all..

This movie seemed rushed and not quit thought through.

I think Chris and Jennifer did a great job once again🥰❤️