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Frozen Film Analysis

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Besides horror movie, cartoon or animated movie are also my favourite genre movie to watch. I have watched a lot of cartoon movies but this movie is my favourite one. Frozen is a movie from Disney that I think all of you must watch as it contains a good plot and the moral value from this movie is suitable to all people. SYNOPSIS This movie is about siblings named Elsa and Anna. They were very close to each other when they were kids. Elsa have a power where she can freeze something. Unfortunately, one day, when she was playing with her sister, Anna, she accidentally used her power and made Anna fainted. After the incident, Elsa was very afraid that she can’t control her power so that she took the risk to not see Anna anymore. One day, their parents were died after sailing to the sea. Elsa as the older sister need to take care of the kingdom. After a few years, they made a coronation day for Elsa as the queen. Anna was very happy as she was waiting for that moment for a long time in her life. Anna accidentally met a guy named Prince Hans and was falling in love with that guy. They decided to get married after meeting each other for a day. Anna asked her sister, Elsa for her bless. Unfortunately, Elsa did not agree with their decision and that’s made Anna mad. They had an …show more content…

At the beginning of the story, you will listen to a song named ‘Do you want to build a snowman?’ This song tells us that Anna wanted to play with Elsa but Elsa didn’t show up. The next song is ‘For the first time in forever’. Anna sings this song on the coronation day of Queen Elsa because she was so excited when the gate of their castle were opened. Anna also duet a song with Prince Hans named ‘Love is an open door’ as they were falling in love with each other. The last main song that has been played in the movie is ‘Let It Go’ by Indina Menzel (Elsa). She sings this song in the climax of this

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