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This movie was unfortunately set up to fail. When a movie is stupidly successful like the first movie was a sequel will really struggle and I think this one does. This movies plot is more complex than the originals and I don't think it does it any favours. It adds elements that are so unnecessary like a forbidden love for characters that we haven't really met or care about. It also really leaves most of its characters out to dry. Everyone apart from Elsa is completely useless in this movie they could literally have been cut and nothing would have mattered and it's a shame that they didn't find anything to do with them apart from them dealing with their own issues that are strange and trivial and nothing to do with the original plot and don't really have a resolution. The songs are really nothing to write home about. They are really boring and charmless. The original movies songs had such character and life and these songs are just like "well I guess we have to sing now". They had one ace and they blew it in the first 15-20 minutes which I don't understand as they must have knew it was the only song as they got a big name to cover it for the credits. Also it doesn't shock me but Disney had an opportunity to make a statement with this movie and they let it flop. Everyone wanted them to make Elsa not straight and they didn't. It was just basic. I will say it looked pretty and I liked one song but would I ever watch it again absolutely not.

So, I don't want to complain about this too much because it's a literal kids movie, but I also think that just because something is meant for kids, doesn't mean it can't be smart or have depth. The first Frozen is ultimately better, in almost every aspect of the movie, but this isn't a horrible sequel. It does, however, have a lot of wasted potential. The plot was a simple premise, though it was surprisingly convoluted with all the different revelations about the past. I was glad they didn't retcon their parents' death, but the whole thing with Anna and Elsa's mom's voice travelling through time or whatever that was, wasn't explained well at all. The first one at least had some character arcs, however simple, but they were there. The point of sequels is to build onto the existing world and characters, and there was hardly any of that when it came to the characters. Kristoff was literally just worried about proposing to Anna and added nothing to the plot, Anna sort of had an issue with being overprotective of Elsa and learning to tone that down and trust her, but there wasn't much focus on that throughout the story. And Elsa hardly had any motivations. They tried to give her an arc about not wanting to be a queen and doing things with her magic instead, but it was hardly set up. And Elsa finding out she's like, the bridge between humanity and magic was so glossed over, and this would've been a great resource for some inner conflict. The themes, along with the character arcs or lack thereof, were equally as blurry. The first one had such strong themes of sisterhood and accepting your "inner demons" so to speak, and that just made it all the more obvious that this one didn't really have any clear themes. They tried to have a theme about change, but there was only the after affect as opposed to a set up and pay off. And as for some nit-picky comments, Olaf's whole self-aware/woke/attempt at teenage dark and existential humor was so very distracting and annoying. And while the whole idea of "I'll understand when I'm older" is a decent lesson to give the kids watching, but this is still a movie, and some subtlety in lessons like this would've been helpful. The songs were fine. Different, which is great, but just fine. Not really memorable, unfortunately. Unless it was intentional to avoid the oversaturation of the first Frozen's music. But, there were some pros. The movie was enjoyable, I'm not saying it was totally miserable to watch. The animation was amazing, and there were a few sequences that felt very Fantasia 2000. Plus, they did a great job showing some new locations and magic so it didn't feel like a visual recycling of scenes from the first Frozen. Similarly, adding the other four elements felt natural for the sequel since it added onto Elsa's powers. Again, it wasn't a totally miserable movie to watch. It was fine, there were some good aspect, as well as some bad. Understandably, I'm sure it'll make a ton of money, and there will be a ton of merchandise sold because of it. I just wish that hugely popular kids movies weren't considered an easy route to a ton of money just because they're meant for kids. Something like Inside Out is a pretty good example of a deeper, smarter kids blockbuster that has lessons for younger kids while also appeal to older audiences. 6.5/10.

The first movie was memorable, this one should be lost into the trail of time, please. I was impressed with the animators attention to detail but that isn't enough. When you pay four times as much for concessions in a movie theater than you would pay in a store for candy, I would like to feel as if the level of entertainment was higher in the theater, but frankly I feel that people watching in a supermarket would be more stimulating than this lame story. What happened to the music? The first was truly great for the music, scores, themes and vocals, this one; "pity that didn't have a song like the first one" was a comment from someone leaving the theater. I feel the same. Synopsis: It doesn't have an original story, it's piecemeal of all sorts of others, it doesn't have a great music score, it doesn't even have any of the humor of the first. If you are impressed by attention to detail and animators, go watch it.

There is nothing great about this movie. Just an unnecessary sequel that had a poor story and lame songs. Even kids got bored and left the hall. Wanted to give 5 But giving 6 for its high quality animated graphics.

I love frozen with a passion and have to say this sequel surpasses it by far it is darker more emotional better character build funnier moments greater music and everyone learns a lesson also you learn more about the parents how elsa got her powers and a little bit more of kristof and sefven don't listen to the haters because a true frozen fan will love this as it tugs at your heart

Guys, six years and this is what you got? Disney is really bad at sequels. The story could wrap up in a regular episode's time, and is actually a replicant of the first, with much less weight. The repeating of the structure made my eyes roll. Side characters are weak. The protagonists got no growths, Christopher's line even got cut off after the middle part. The music is okay, can see the effort, and I appreciate the fine scores. Music not bad in general, but Disney's been better. The visual effects and the animations of characters are great. But I know Disney is good at that. Do better on the story please!

Although it gets a lot of hate on the internet, a large part of it being because of its popularity, to me the first 'Frozen' (apart from the rushed end and one out of place song, "Fizer Upper") is a great film and one of Disney's best in recent years. It is so beautifully animated, has two great lead characters with a heartfelt bond between them and the songs are wonderful, especially "For the First Time in Forever", "Do You Want to Build a Snowman" and "Let It Go". So hopes were very high for this long-awaited sequel, which looked great from the advertising and the good word of mouth further sparked interest. Am somebody that never shows any bias or intended at least bias towards sequels, despite their reputations. Watching 'Frozen 2', it is one of not many sequels in existence to be very nearly as good as its predecessor. Not quite as good, to me the first is a little bit better, but compares favourably in comparison to a lot of films released in the latter part of this year. 'Frozen 2' isn't perfect. The ending for my tastes was a little rushed and anti-climactic. To me as well, it did take time to warm up. It was with "Into the Unknown" when the film got going, some might even say broke the ice. However, the animation is fantastic. For me, the best-looking of the animated films released this year. Not just the meticulous attention to background and character detail and rich colours, but in particular those jaw-droppingly gorgeous landscapes. The songs are not quite "Let It Go", but are still the very meaning of razzle dazzle in a good way. "Into the Unknown" and "Show Yourself", both of which leave a vast emotional impact, are the best, though "Lost in the Woods" is also pretty entertaining. Writing is pitched perfectly, the dramatic moments are genuinely touching like in the first 10 minutes and the humorous moments very sharply written and smart. Plus, Anna and Elsa are such great, relatable characters and their relationship once again provides a lot of heart. Have never had a problem with Olaf, Sven is adorable and Iduna is a compelling addition. The story is not perfect in the pace and it is simple, but on the most part it's very absorbing, it's just as fun and heartfelt as that for the first film. It also stands out for its darker tone and deeper themes that don't feel too much of a shift. All the original voice actors are back on board and all do fine jobs and display powerhouse vocals once more, especially Idina Menzel, who continues to bring so much heart and soul into Elsa, and Evan Rachel Wood likewise as Iduna. Concluding, very well done sequel to a great first film. 8/10

The animation in Frozen II is stunning. The level of detail and flow is a triumph. The story, however, is preachy and forced. Anna is annoyingly controlling and overprotective. All of the songs are overwrought and not really memorable, and the characters sing a lot. No need to buy this one, one viewing is enough.

To be fair, let's start with the good. The animation was amazing. It was like watching 3D with no glasses. Olaf was funny sometimes. For that, they get 3 stars. Now for the bad. Everything else. I can't tell you what I just watched. Five minutes after walking out, I could not tell you one logical nor chronological thing that happened. If I couldn't get the storyline, I am SURE kids didn't get it. The story was completely incoherent. It made absolutely no sense. It just rambled on and on and the more they talked, the less I understood. I asked my kids what they thought the story was about and they said they did not understand it either. The first 15 minutes was funny, cute and engaging. the last 10 minutes was at least exciting and adventurous, but by the time we got there, I didn't even care any more. The middle hour or so was just flat boring. It felt like 2 hours. I kept looking at my watch. I almost fell asleep a few times. Even the music in it was just BAD. I love Disney. I take the kids to every single Disney animated movie I can. I thought the first Frozen was cute and great for kids. This was a mess and a miss. I'm very surprised Disney let this off the editing table. This was a straight-to-DVD movie (or straight the Disney+) at best. People should not have had to pay normal theatre prices for it.