What I loved most about the first Frozen movie wasn't the songs or the story or even the sisters true love trope. I loved that it was funny. It made me laugh. Frozen II had about three moments when I kind of smiled. That's what was the most disappointing part. I really can't see it appealing to children much. It was way too dark. Yet it didn't appeal to me as an adult either so who knows who enjoyed it, but apparently some people did.
Yeah the animation was incredible, but that wasn't enough to keep me interested. The plot was very flimsy and the songs mediocre at best.
Ironically, the best song in the movie was the one sang by Anna's love interest, Kristoff, who we are all supposed to care less about but ends up being the only character worth caring about.
I didn't like Anna's obsession with her sister and quite frankly she wasn't a nice character like she was in the first movie.
The little fire salamander was cute but didn't play the usual part of the trademark Disney animal companion. It's a shame because having Elsa care about something other than herself might have provided her character with much needed redeeming.
In short, it's not a patch on the original and probably should have been left alone.
Yeah the animation was incredible, but that wasn't enough to keep me interested. The plot was very flimsy and the songs mediocre at best.
Ironically, the best song in the movie was the one sang by Anna's love interest, Kristoff, who we are all supposed to care less about but ends up being the only character worth caring about.
I didn't like Anna's obsession with her sister and quite frankly she wasn't a nice character like she was in the first movie.
The little fire salamander was cute but didn't play the usual part of the trademark Disney animal companion. It's a shame because having Elsa care about something other than herself might have provided her character with much needed redeeming.
In short, it's not a patch on the original and probably should have been left alone.