Frozen movie

After spending hours of intensive study, last weekend, I took the girls to the cinema…to watch Frozen which they had been waiting for. This time, we chose 3D version in which I hardly felt the 3D effect (very limited)…so if you are gonna watch the 2D version, you won’t miss much. As expected from another work of Disney, the story line was more or less very predictable. The very first guy that you met, turned out to be a jerk and a guy who you thought as a very dependable friend…was actually more than being a friend. Again, Disney took us on a journey of finding a true love that led to a happily ever after ending   ^^   Oh…I wish life was just like that…is it a wistful wish?

Anyway, there were several things that I like from the movie. The first will be the music and songs…oh I LOVE those. This is the first movie which made me checked itunes store right after I got out from the cinema…since it would take forever for the album to be released here. I was entranced from the opening of the movie with some kind of music that I originally thought as a new age genre…turned out to be an old-folk music of Norway…awesome   *hearing Let it go of Demi Lovato while I am writing this*

Second to that, I was totally impressed with the magically beautiful construction of the animation. The snowflakes, the ice castle, the frozen trees’ leaves which dangled just like a glistening chandelier. I really love the artwork…totally awesome. Geez…should find another word for awesome…used it so many times already he he he. I forgot who I was…oohhh-ing and aaahhh-ing together with my girls every time Elsa did her ice magic.

And the last, I love the element of surprise given by any Disney movie. This time, we were entertained by a simple 10minutes short movie of Mickey Mouse and friends…in black and white screen. So nostalgic…seeing the old (but brand new movie) on cinema screen. My youngest kept asking me questions…mom, u didn’t buy the wrong ticket did u?...mom, is this really frozen movie?...mom, is this an ad?. She was so confused…seeing Mickey there on the screen (she has memorized the Frozen trailer and no Mickey at all in there LOL).

All things considered, Frozen is the best movie for family bonding time. Especially with its ‘only true love act that can melt a frozen heart’, Disney has helped me teaching my girls about sacrifice. Again…another well done movie from Disney   *clapping hands