I actually loved this movie back in the day. Didn't see it when it first came out, but enjoyed it a lot when I finally did. Cooled on it a bit over the years, but still love the soundtrack. Let It Go really is that good. Never watched Frozen 2 though.

Frozen has certainly captured the hearts of kids everywhere. It's not my personal favorite of the modern Disney Princess movies, but it's still a fun one. What stands out for me is the casting. Disney didn't use to cast actors who could also sing their roles for their animated movies, and I'm glad they've changed that in recent years. Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Josh Gad, and Jonathan Groff are incredibly talented. Their vocal work on this movie is fantastic.

A Disney classic! Some people think Frozen is overhyped but I think it deserves the praise it receives. The music is some of the best of any recent Disney/Pixar film and although I have gotten a little tired of Frozen after seeing it approximately 15 times when it was very popular while I was in middle school, it's undeniably a fantastic movie with a heartwarming story, a star-studded cast, and great characters.

I have fond memories of watching this back in middle school. Some people hate on it, but I think the music is great, with really crisp visuals overall. Fantastic voice acting performances, with a special shout out to Santino Fontana, a personal favorite!

I was pretty neutral on Frozen when it first came out, then was put off by it since it was literally everywhere. However, I've grown to really appreciate it over the years. It's a solidly written, straightforward story with a compelling sibling relationship at the core of it all. Even though I think I've heard Let It Go over 100 times by now (against my will), there's no denying that it's just one of many great songs from the movie. One of the few Disney villains twists that genuinely caught me off guard.

The movie that held the world's children in the palm of its icy hand for a half decade. Had some nice vocal performances, and the Disney desire to wink at its audience about its narrative history is in full force here.

Fantastic songs and a competent story make this a solid kids movie, but it lacks the true sparkle of soul that something like Toy Story exhibits. Olaf is genuinely annoying, which is a real crime in a film that your kids are going to want to watch twenty times in a row.

The world grew tired of this movie, but not ME. I know Let It Go was unavoidable after this movie dropped, but it wasn't undeservingly so. The heart between these two sisters and the idea that one of them almost functions as the villain is an interesting direction we've never really seen from Disney (yes I know Elsa WAS originally written as the villain) but they kept elements of that original concept for her and it just works. This story is incredible and when I tell you I GASPED in theaters (you know the scene), I don't know how I didn't see it coming.