I love the movie, but I'm not oblivious to criticism. They needed to give us a slightly better explanation for Elsa's powers. It would make sense if her past ancestors had ice powers but they didn't mention that so of course the Snow Queen in Once Upon a Time offered some semblance of explanation for Elsa's abilities, but still. I'm so bugged by it I'm writing a fanfiction of my own explanation.

The villain was also kinda shoe-horned into the movie. No offense Hans, but I have seen more clever take-over-the-kingdom plots from amateur fanfiction writers. "We said our wedding vows before she died." Okay, where's Anna's body? Where's that paper that says you two were married? Come on, did no one actually check that shit?

But regardless, I still love the movie and obviously I love it enough to write my own creations for it. Anna is just adorkable, Elsa pretty cool (pun intended), Kristoff seems just as adorkable as Anna, the songs are memorable for the most part, and the animation is beautiful. 

As much as I enjoy the movie, how much cooler would the ending have been if Anna got fire powers through some random plot device and then she and Elsa had a Dragonball-esque fight, followed by both of the beating Hans into a bloody pulp?

You really like that movie don't ya?

Wow, a year later and you all are still obsessed. You worship the movie like it is your god. Grown women make videos with the dolls, and older siblings (Boys and Girls) have to deal with the videos. Oh, and don't get me started on "Let it Go". 
My opinion on the movie itself is that it was ok. Could have been better but it could have been way worse. Frozen is just...generic. Its got to much hype that it didn't need. 
And, before you tell me "if you don't like the movie, don't talk about it", you asked for our opinions. 

I'll have to say that the overhype part for me is the merchandising in the store where I work - it's everywhere! Toothbrushes, school supplies, decorations, toys, movies, books, decorations, wall stickers, posters, seasonal popcorn, towels, bathroom decoration, clothing....yep. I can't away. Even the soundtrack is included in the kiosk that played holiday music at the back corner!

But enough about that. I do think the movie is pretty good (it's not my top faves but I seem to have weird tastes, seeing that I can enjoy animated abominations as well), although it did take me a good year to actually get around to watching it! The characters are okay, but I think some needed a bit more development. I would love to know more about their parents but they're in there for the beginning then are gone forever. Kind of debating if the advice they gave to Elsa helped or hurted her in the long run...what do you think?

Ana's backstory is a bit sad though, seeing she grew up not having anyone to talk to for most of her life so she turned into a quirky young lady. Elsa as well, even though the reason was to keep her sister safe from her powers, she ended up isolating herself from everyone and it ended up hurting her as well. The thing that kind of threw me off is that after all those years of not talking at all, they do start conversing normally after a few exchanges. I would've thought it would have made a source of conflict but I suppose Ana is pretty forgiving. Although, I kind of wonder how Elsa survived if she just stayed locked up in her room (unless she sneaked out during the night when Ana is asleep or someone was passing food) I feel like Elsa's personality is fitting, especially with her ice powers.

I kind of wonder how the story would have played out if Disney went with their original concept of having her as the villain (I remember thinking that was the case when I first saw the designs of the characters!). And, I thought Ana would've been a fire user and maybe they have some epic battle near the end. Even though, I would've thought that if they kind of went with the route that Elsa somehow lost her way and Ana ends up having to save her from herself. But then again, Hans would probably just be there with no purpose at all!

Speaking of Hans seemed to just change his mind near the end of the movie and became the antagonist. I feel if they did some foreshadowing with the character earlier, it might not have seemed too out of the blue. He even saved Elsa from getting shot at during the raid at her ice palace when he could've let them take care of her then deal with Ana and be able to take over the kingdom that way. I didn't pay attention the first view but at least the Duke of Weselton (or Weaseltown!), said something along the lines of 'exploiting the riches' so you can kind of tell what kind of person he really is from that line already. He was also the one that antagonized the characters of Arendelle so it almost seemed like he might've been the villain but nope. He can't do much against Elsa's powers! Seeing that I missed the beginning part when I did start watching the first time and only thought he was acting out of far, I thought he was an odd side character but thought not much of it until he was getting kicked from Arendelle, haha!

Kristoff and Sven were definitely my favorite characters. The scene where kid!Kristoff trying to cut ice in the beginning was cute! Sven suffers from the 'all animals are dogs' but I still like the character anyway. _{But they keep sharing the same carrot and that's a bit gross, LOL} I'm kind of curious to learn more about the character but I guess the movie kind of showed as much as needed for these two characters. :/ Unfortunately, I can't say the same for Olaf. I know people out there do like that character so I won't go on to why I can't get into that character. Oaken from the Trading Post seemed to be an interesting character - too bad he's only in the movie for a few minutes. The trolls are kind of interesting. I would love to learn more about them as well as the magic in the world in general!

Whoops! Long post is long. I kind of focused more on the characters themselves since I do have an interest in character development (even though I'm realizing that I have my own characters that are too similar to each other!)

1:  There is already 10000 fan groups for Tumblr already. You are better of joining a tumblr or Frozen forum.
2: This is a public forum for movies and tv shows in general you can't make a forum out of a public thread. : p
3: Personally I find the movie overrated . Its cute, its decent but it has way to much hype.

I thought the movie was alright overall, but I've seen better, for example Mulan or Lilo and Stitch. What I don't get is where Elsa's ice powers came from, and it doesn't have to be some overly complex origin. In Tangled, Rapunzel's powers came from a magic flower, it was simple and neat.