This film's almost unstoppable fan-base seems to treat it as the best thing Disney has ever created, and treating those who prefer older titles as fools. Personally, the plot is nothing special, has loads of poor points and the titular frozen world is rather bland.
At points it feels the plot is just an advert break for the next money printing song, and it is bland as hell. A good musical's songs progress the plot and don't waste the watcher's time, like that of "Make A Man Out Of You" from Mulan, but these songs take up minutes mainly progressing characters with little plot movement. Even in Tarzan where the music was really distanced from the characters the plot advanced in leaps and bounds.
Thinking of Mulan this film doesn't even do that good a job on it's feminist aspects, the thing it had used to draw so much hype; Anna is a silly girl who is seen to fall in love at the drop of a hat, from the very first man she spends time with to the second, and Elsa isn't seen to do much of any use in the plot apart from triggering the snowpocalypse when she is seen to be a freak, something that she could have stayed and debated for more than in few minutes. The men in the film are either evil or disgusting savages, I wonder if they are trying to say something; the so called twist could be seen a mile away, almost as if the only way for a main character to choose the poor love interest over the rich one is to make rich guy evil and poor guy the simple honest lover.
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They attempt to parody their past works, by avoiding some tropes as "Love at first sight", but then they run the joke into the ground very quickly, and then ruin it entirely by just making the second man she meets her true love instead.
For some unexplained reason Elsa has random ice powers; and instead of dealing with them lovingly her parents erase her sister's memories and lock her in her room for years. and the way the get rid of those memories is even weirder, they go to see dumb unexplained rock trolls.They look fucking appalling to be frank.
What the hell are they? Why do these guys have magic? Why are these guys allowed to use their magic to go round helping people if Elsa is forced to stay in her room? If they can remove the magic from her sister why can't they remove it from Elsa? And if they state that fear and emotion would be negative to the powers, why would any adult feel that locking her away from everyone forever would help her if she has to be queen later and meet everyone in the whole kingdom?
Oh we get two dumb sidekicks this time, three
if you include our dumb love interest Kristoff. The snowman's debut is marred by an awful song, that goes even further to break the pacing. At least the reindeer doesn't talk.
The animation feels generic in their new CG artstyle, being less visually interesting than Tangled due to the similarity of their characters making it feel less original. The snow physics are great, being one of the points they picked upon during their promotional campaign, however the film being mainly blue ice and white snow can make it a little dull on the eyes, with only a few colourful scenes after the opening.
Rating -
Looks - 2.7/5
Sound -2/5
Plot - 1.3/5
Characters - 1.5/5
Overall - 7.5/20
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What the hell are they? Why do these guys have magic? Why are these guys allowed to use their magic to go round helping people if Elsa is forced to stay in her room? If they can remove the magic from her sister why can't they remove it from Elsa? And if they state that fear and emotion would be negative to the powers, why would any adult feel that locking her away from everyone forever would help her if she has to be queen later and meet everyone in the whole kingdom?
This tiny boring mini story was incredibly dull and forgettable, it lacked danger, it was visually bland and had annoying character actions also.
This series manages to fix a lot of problems that SAO Arc 2 had; it actual;y shows Kirito having mental issues relating to playing an MMO again, it returns the element of threat, it removes the creepy romance aspects (Sinon and Kirito being much more flirty but less romantic, playing better seeing as he has a girlfriend), it also makes Kirito a fair bit more likable. 
The animation is great throughout, as is the soundtrack, and apart from a few main character invincibility moments from Kirito the show is far more interesting that Arc two and arguably Arc one of the original series.There is also a black Avatar Aang at one point for some reason.
My all time highest held anime is a constant battle between Gurren Lagaan and this piece of art, that is Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood; finally I think I have made my choice. Taking place in the state of Amestris in an amazing world where the magical skill of alchemy, a scientific art based upon the ideal of equivalent exchange, is used by many military powerhouses, and all serve the Führer King Bradly. This is a world of monsters, science, robot prosthetic limbs and conspiracy.
After the death of their mother the boys attempted to revive her using alchemy, a taboo for all who know the craft. This attempt showed both the secrets of alchemy, however the God of Truth in exchange takes Alphonse's entire body and Ed's leg. In order to prevent Al's death, Ed sacrifices his arm to bind Al to a suit of armor eternally. 
Now for the fun. The massive stain on the SAO series that is arc 2.This arc takes place in the sequel to SAO Named ALfheim Online, where Kirito has discovered that Asuna's character had been taken after the end of arc 1, as opposed to reawakening in her body like the others. Exactly how she was kept in I don't know, I understand the new owner of the system wants her to stay inside but how did he actually trap her in the first place? Oh well the plot is too important for details we must move on!
Now remember the tonne of 1 episode love interests in arc one? Did you hate the new girls distracting you from the plot? Then Fear No More! This arc we take away all the one episode romances ...... and make one big long even more pointless love interest, if you hate 5 girls distracting him for a second then you will love our single busty distraction much more! 
Arc 1 is often seen very highly in the anime community, taking place within an escapeless MMO where you die in real life if you should fall in the game, due to the tense situations and deaths of countless players/people as the episodes progress. In true video game fashion the way to win is to travel from level one (the bottom of this wedding cake world) all the way to the Ruby Palace on level 100 to get home, -insert Wizard of Oz reference here-.
Our main star Kirito is undeniably a Mary Stu, one of the biggest ever to be seen in anime; from his massive unintentional harem of every girl he spends more than 2 minutes talking to (one which has the least hostility in compared to shows actually based around harems), and his godlike control of the game world around him.
The story follows the headstrong leader Kamina and the timid Simon's departure from their underground village, to the dangerous surface world, run by the cruel Beastmen in their Mecha suits. Busty red head Yoko joins the crew as their sniper and as such the trinity is formed!
The other week I decided to watch a fairly hyped up yuri anime called Sakura Trick; a romance series set in a high school, mainly focusing on the couple of Haruka Takayama and
Where as in episode one their initial kiss is sweet and romantic Haruka becomes a love crazed addict, and each episode deviously begs and pressures Yuu into carrying on where they left off. Her desperation shows through her near idiotic reasons to make Yuu kiss her, such as claiming she can kiss away the fear she feels during the late night episode. Now some point out that eventually Yuu begins to act first, but surely it isn't great that she has been forced into it so many times she grows to enjoy it, that thinking makes their romance a little creepy.
