Frozen II (2019)

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   chunkylefunga

   Talk about a cash grab. There was zero point to the storyline and the songs were soo half-arsed that I've already forgotten them.
   
   The fact they had to fill time by constantly explaining the storyline of the first movie just highlights that they didn't even have a decent enough new plot to fill a movie.
   
   Hopefully a 3rd won't be made. 2 years 2 months ago
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   Earring72

   The kids loved it...…..but besides the stunning Visuals....I was dissapointed. Too much singing, not enough thrills and VERY muddled story. But sill fun with the family 2 years 4 months ago
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   Siskoid

   Not really having much of a connection to Frozen, it took me a while to get into Frozen II, but when they started to push the comedy harder, I found myself chuckling along. Normally, the comedy sidekick could be an irritant, but Olaf is probably the best thing in the movie (how he does recaps alone...), Kristoff's musical number is a parody of a music video that comes out of left field, and we can always count on Anna's insecurities for both laughs and heartfelt moments. Elsa, to me, remains a little remote, but she's a bit of a superhero in this, so gets some good moments. The theme of accepting the darker parts of our history and moving forward in a positive way is relevant to our times and a worthy one, though in terms of plot, I didn't feel like there was any surprise there. The mystery just made the characters look obtuse or at best, in self-denial, but then that's part of the issue, isn't it? And while the movie does some interesting world-building and doesn't wallow in call-backs, it's also not daring enough. I think there was a way to get that ending and yet make it feel more transformative (anyone else get vibes of Disney's Annihilation?). And oof, on a visual level, this has to be the princessest princess movie ever to princessly princess. The color scheme is out of the "girl's aisle" at Toys R Us, easily evoked what with all those toy ads during the theater pre-show. Okay Disney, we get it, you want to make sure kids ask for your merch for Christmas. If I make it part of my movie review, it's that the film felt very "toyetic" at times, so yes, like a toy ad. 2 years 5 months ago

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