Silverrose1991 I like all of your points, except the last, where you say: "all it took was Elsa to cry over her sister to un-freeze her". Personally, I think this a very strongly emotional scene, because Elsa thinks it is all her fault and Anna sacrificed herself for her sister. It shows that true love between sisters can be just as powerful as true love between lovers.

ARIEL-RAPUNZEL Agree with this review and Silverrose 1991.arianaec made really great points. What i love about the movie's that at the end it was not the love between a couple it was the love between sister and there should be more movies like that. By the way in the original story of the Snow Queen Gerda cry's over Kay and that's how the piece of glass that he had in his eye and heart came out.

prussiaducky The ice powers, in my imagination, come from royal blood and are sex-linked. Since it's a curse, then someone in her ancestry along the lines really f***ed up and had their family get the ice powers. What the ancestor did? Well, no telling what, that person just reaaally f***ed up. Anyways, Anna and Elsa's mom must be carriers, and Elsa's dad might have married into the family. Actually, one of Elsa's parents should have the ice powers, it would make sense, or it the curse might have effected "this and that" as in it has an inheritance pattern.

Giyane I agree with all your points on Elsa, and well, pretty much the whole movie. The only slightly unpredictable part was the Hans twist, but then again, if Disney wasn't going to put that in there, they would have put the love song in there later. I love silverrose1991's point on the sister love though. It was like Anna was searching for love the entire movie and she found it in her sister

GreatLance_30 I'll try to answer some of your questions... [b]How did Elsa get her ice powers[/b] It is said in the movie that she is born with it as said in the canon and on a quiz in Frozen fanclub. About genetics, yes, her parents might have no ice powers but scientifically speaking they might have genes that when combined, it will result to ice! Although impossible, it is fantasy film by the way. [b]Kristoff being Anna's love interest[/b] Uhm, I honestly know it already before the film comes out in theaters because I'm reading spoilers. Now based on my experience, lots of people watching it in the cinema all thought that Hans and Anna will end up because they wish that Kristoff will end up with Elsa because they are match-made in heaven in their opinion since they are both associated with ice. Kristoff who lives because of ice, while Elsa who has ice powers. [b]Elsa's screentime compared to Anna[/b] What's wrong if Anna has more screentime? She's the main protagonist! I think you don't know that Elsa is just the secondary protagonist. Hans's crew has more time? I don't think so, half of their appearance is with Elsa, and I think the Let it Go sequence is longer than the other half of their appearance. [b]Predictable and Rushed[/b] I disagree. Everybody thinks that either a true love's kiss or Elsa will thaw the frozen heart but no! It's not her tears but it's Anna sacrificing her life for Elsa! Rushed? I also disagree, with an animation like that and songs like that, it took a lot of effort and time you know. The movie is just fast-pacing to avoid boring scenes and unnecessary actions which will make the movie boring like the one that happened in Princess and the Frog. Yes, we have different opinions but mines different. I respect yours so I hope, you'll respect mine also!