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5 Reasons 'Frozen' Is The Disney Movie To End All Disney Movies

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 Abby Amundson
Apr 15, 2018
University of Kansas
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5 Reasons 'Frozen' Is The Disney Movie To End All Disney Movies
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Unless you've been living under a rock for the last 5 years, you've probably seen the Disney movie, "Frozen." After this movie came out, it was almost like winter was never-ending. Every kid and adult was obsessed with the soundtrack, Elsa and Anna we're the go-to Halloween costumes, and it was seriously all anyone was talking about. It's honestly like you moved to Arrendale.

If you hadn't seen the movie, you were kind of out of the loop. Even though it's been 5 years and plenty of other Disney films have been made, this film has left a lasting impression on the Disney movie universe with a sequel coming in 2019. It's considered one of the most innovative and successful movies this mega-company has ever released. Here are some other reasons why 'Frozen' should be on the top of your 'Favorite Disney Movies Of All-Time' List as well:

1. Sister love

While most Disney princess films revolve the princess being the damsel in distress or on a quest to find her one true love, this film shows you don't need a man to help you do anything. In fact, the whole movie is about sister love and support, Anna doing anything to be there for Elsa. Teaching young girls about girl power was a solid move, Disney.




2. The soundtrack

Okay, this soundtrack is amazing. Even if you don't want to admit it, you definitely have listened to 'Let It Go' on your own time. Honestly, most people know the lyrics to every song on the soundtrack. How can you not when it all gets stuck in your head?!

3. The cast

This casts consists of several big names in Hollywood: including Josh Gad and Kristen Bell. As well as the Broadway talents of Idina Menzel, each cast member plays their role perfectly. Honestly, it's like their voices were meant to be in a Disney film.

4. Olaf

This unlikely sidekick may annoy our heroine but is a complete audience favorite. With his witty jokes and cute lovable hugs, there's really nothing to hate about it. Move over, Timon and Pumba, because Olaf might go down in history as the best sidekick in Disney history.


5. An unlikely villain

What a plot twist. We all had high hopes for the Prince of the Southern Isles, but when Hans turned out to a power-hungry jerk, he became one of our favorites to hate. Anna punching him in the face was probably the best moment of the film. All is well, we liked Anna and Kristof together better anyways.

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