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Frozen Movie Review
Jordan Hill
Dr. Fabrie
SDEV-03
4 September 2014

Frozen Movie Review
In the movie Frozen there are two sisters named Elsa and Anna. Elsa was born with the powers of ice. After accidently injuring her sister with her powers, the king and the queen locked down the castle so that the people of the city don’t figure out that Elsa has powers and think that she’s a monster. After the parents go across the sea they run into a storm and the ship capsizes and they both die. Elsa becomes queen and they have to open up the castle for the coronation ceremony. Anna means a prince and they fall in “love,” so they ask Elsa for her blessing to marry and Elsa denies it. Anna makes a big deal about it and Elsa accidently uses her powers and freezes the whole city and runs off to the mountains. Anna goes to find her and save the day but during this Anna gets ice on her heart and has to find love to unfreeze it. The power of sisterly love unfreezes Anna’s heart and Elsa learns how to use her powers correctly. The city is now unfrozen and the girls keep the castle open and live happily ever after.
Frozen takes place in two different locations, the first being Arendelle and the second being in a distant mountain range. Arendelle is a rich far away kingdom where a king and queen rule over the city. Arendelle is very upbeat, colorful and fun. Whenever they are setting up for the coronation it’s like the fair; there is dancing, singing and excitement. Everyone is so excited because the gates have been closed for years, because of Elsa’s powers, and for this one day they’re open. The mountain range is dark, cold and icy. As Elsa beings walking up there she’s using her power to create a majestic castle made from ice.
The entire castle is centered on the hexagonal snowflake. The first room has a beautiful frozen ice fountain, two curving staircases along the sides which join together on a platform above and across from the entrance. Another curving staircase

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