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Movie Analysis: Frozen
Evaluation of Frozen
Adapted from one of the stories of Heinz Christian Andersen, Frozen is a 3D cartoon movie, marking the 90th anniversary of Disney. It is a story about two princesses, their secret magic power, their fear, their love and their fight and triumph towards happiness. Frozen has been received a lot of awards accomplishments since it was shown, probably the most successful cartoon movie in history. It superseded Toy Story 3 as the best seller among cartoon movies and the theme music Let it go remained top of the popular list for 9 weeks in the United States. The evaluation essay of Frozen will consist of mainly three parts, the criteria, judgments, and evidence. The criteria here are the plot of the story, the build of the characters, the music, and the drawing and technique used in this cartoon. The movie is about the Kingdom of Arendelle, Princess Elsa has the power of freezing and creating ice and snow, and her younger sister Anna loves to play with her. When Elsa accidentally hits Anna on the head with her gift and almost kills her, their parents bring them to trolls that save Anna's life and make her forget the ability of her sister. Elsa returns to the castle and maintain herself recluse in her room with fear of hurting Anna with her increasing power. Their parents die when their ship sinks in the ocean and three years later, the coronation of Elsa forces her to open the gates of her castle to celebrate with the people. Anna meets Prince Hans in the party and she immediately falls in love with him and decides to marry him. But Elsa does not accept the marriage and loses control of her powers freezing
Arendelle. Elsa flees to the mountain and Anna teams up with the peasant Kristoff and his reindeer Sven and with the snowman Olaf to seek out Elsa. They find Elsa in her icy castle and she accidentally hits Anna in the heart; now only true love can save her sister from death

The story of a legendary salvage and adventure is about

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