Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

Masters of Sex is good too.

Originally posted by Badass Digest

It straddles the classic and the current in a way that will delight Disney geeks of all stripes, and its wonderfully girl-powered story melted the heart of even a Disney cynic like me.

Originally posted by Variety

This always enjoyable tale of mysterious magic, imperiled princesses and square-jawed men of action proves longer on striking visuals than on truly engaging or memorable characters.

Originally posted by Hollywood Reporter

This smartly dressed package injects a traditional fairy tale, Hans Christian Andersen's The Snow Queen, with enough contemporary attitudes and female empowerment touches to please both little girls and their
moms.

Originally posted by The Wrap

Given that it's a Disney cartoon, you probably already know how it ends, but what's interesting about Frozen is that you may not predict how they're going to get there. And for children's animation, that's a wilder ride than we usually get.

Originally posted by Flick Filosopher

The showstopping central musical number is a glorious anthem to female power and ability... and so, in fact, is the whole wonderful movie. Disney is finally getting it.

Originally posted by Screen Crush

Anna needs a boyfriend like a reindeer needs a bicycle, and while that isn't to say she isn't tickled by the attention, 'Frozen' passes any number of "is this a good role model for girls?" tests in my book.

Originally posted by CraveOnline

Disney Animation's best feature since The Lion King.

Originally posted by The Playlist

Frozen feels like classic Disney animation. If someone had announced Frozen as the studio's follow-up to Beauty & the Beast, no one would blink. It's that good.

Originally posted by Digital Spy

Frozen is an exhilarating, joyous, human story that's as frequently laugh-out-loud funny as it is startling and daring and poignant.