Frozen II (2019)
Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, Olaf and Sven leave Arendelle to travel to an ancient, autumn-bound forest of an enchanted land. They set out to find the origin of Elsa's powers in order to save their kingdom. (imdb)
Genres: Comedy, Family/Kids, Adventure, Animation
AKA: Frozen 2
Country: USA
Directed By: Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee
Written By: Allison Schroeder, Jennifer Lee
Starring: Jason Ritter, Kristen Bell, Jonathan Groff
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Frozen II belongs to 2 collections
1. Female protagonist (public: moderated by djross - 22 stars)
2. Sequel (public: moderated by td888 - 8 stars)
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| Date | User | Rating | |
| Dec 07 | nibbish | 74 80% |
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| Dec 07 | davesv | 84 82% |
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| Dec 07 |  |
morphinapg | 92 90% |
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It's not quite as perfect or memorable as the original, but it's very close. That being said, my score for the original has increased on every viewing, and I actually liked Frozen 2 better when you compare the initial viewings of both films.
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| Dec 06 | Mvnl | 83 80% |
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| Dec 05 |  |
sacmersault | 69 43% |
| Dec 04 | REH | 40 0% |
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| Dec 04 |  |
Hurricane06 | 84 54% |
| Dec 04 |  |
Asm Nabil | 55 19% |
| Dec 04 |  |
oske1305 | 78 58% |
| Dec 04 |  |
CPosnanski | 55 6% |
| Dec 04 | ibi8588 | 70 46% |
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| Dec 04 |  |
weirdyoda | 77 44% |
| Dec 03 |  |
Beer94 | 65 57% |
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Olaf is quite the scene stealer. It’s another decent outing but it feels a bit contrived and doesn’t quite hold up to the hype.
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| Dec 03 | aleyna | 68 33% |
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| Dec 03 | ethan_hunt1 | 100 99% |
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| Dec 03 | Ethan_Hunt2 | 100 92% |
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| Dec 03 |  |
AmayaQuiroz | 92 76% |
| Dec 03 |  |
adrianavb | 60 53% |
| Dec 02 |  |
Daisoujou | 30 15% |
| Dec 02 | Crys2002 | 71 17% |
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| Dec 02 |  |
bjrobillard | 75 58% |
| Dec 02 | Tomandgreen | 54 25% |
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| Dec 01 |  |
Sesilya | 74 47% |
| Dec 01 |  |
Hakan Gül | 77 32% |
| Dec 01 | Dufftone | 85 83% |
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| Dec 01 |  |
Okkervil | 70 66% |
| Dec 01 | reeses87 | 85 82% |
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| Nov 30 | Exirel | 50 33% |
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Meh. Too many songs. Too many Oglaf. Not enough scenario.
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| Nov 30 |  |
SageSledge | 70 46% |
| Nov 30 | bestauntie | 80 46% |
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| Nov 30 | seso2127 | 61 9% |
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| Nov 30 |  |
avgcrtckr | 49 41% |
| Nov 30 |  |
filmaffinity | 65 62% |
| Nov 30 |  |
Vandelay1 | 50 48% |
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okay movie
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| Nov 30 |  |
Warren | 72 27% |
| Nov 30 |  |
stubbs7 | 80 44% |
| Nov 30 | Alan_Hawke | 60 46% |
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| Nov 29 | Eressea | 82 70% |
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| Nov 29 |  |
ashleylm | 70 69% |
| Nov 29 | Pickle_Man | 65 27% |
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The plot is an expository dumpster fire even before considering how obnoxiously hard Disney trys to be woke these days. The music is basically the same as the last one. The animation, however, is spectacular. Probably the greatest example I've seen of (fully) 3D animation in a (mainstream) feature film, and one that finally shows hints of breaking free of the fetishistic pursuit of photorealism that 3D has been locked into.
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| Nov 29 | donnerfiesta | 89 48% |
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| Nov 29 | nobamba | 60 53% |
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Rating based on 1st. Beautiful animation but the story was a real let down. Deep sins of the past washed away with ease and built-in distance. The townspeople are really being taken for a ride by this family. Love story needed more depth and was seen at times such as Anna's playfulness with Kristoff, but then the movie just skips past all that. The spirits got boring. Fav scenes: references to the first movie such as Elsa being disgusted with Let It Go and especially Olaf retelling the story.
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| Nov 29 | lrlebouvier | 87 75% |
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| Nov 28 |  |
caga | 50 25% |
| Nov 28 |  |
clayj41 | 70 49% |
| Nov 27 |  |
LVB | 2 7% |
| Nov 27 | koriand3r | 40 9% |
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| Nov 27 | tubasaxt | 85 62% |
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The story was weak compared to its predecessor and relied too heavily on "magic stuff" to advance it. However there were plenty of funny moments, it's beautifully animated, and the songs were all bangers. I really enjoyed Kristoff's turn as 80s era Peter Cetera.
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| Nov 27 |  |
berkemaranko | 35 2% |
| Nov 27 | pinar | 82 59% |
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| Nov 27 | KingBread | 70 55% |
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| Nov 26 |  |
skatt | 65 55% |
| Nov 26 |  |
normatic | 60 37% |
| Nov 26 |  |
jacobclark12 | 51 35% |
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When the music stops, Frozen 2 ends up being a great technological marvel with no character development and low stakes, making it a relatively boring film. Thematically there seems to be a lot more to explore with the ideas of colonialism and indigenous peoples, and the fact that those didn't go just a touch further was disappointing. The soundtrack is stellar, and some of the numbers are worth watching as well as hearing, but this definitely doesn't live up to the original's wit and vitality.
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| Nov 26 |  |
bowfinger | 20 14% |
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I know there's a lot of mixed reviews about this, but I couldn't care less. It's impossible to make Frozen 2 make as much money as the first one. If you go in expecting that, you should eat a snowman's balls and get brain freeze. They went for a complete clone of the first, and I applaud that. So obvioulsy, there's still the lame characters and non-humor humor from the first one. The music is worse, think super cringe. Definitely a sequel worth seeing blindfolded (wear ear plugs, too)!
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| Nov 26 | Florin92 | 49 12% |
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| Nov 25 |  |
Leonardis | 86 54% |
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I’ll actually be the odd one here and say I thought it was good. It’s not perfect. The story isn’t as interesting as the first and most of the music isn’t nearly as memorable. Although, Into the Unknown IS the new Let It Go and I can’t stop singing it. However, I did love the performers and the animation is absolutely gorgeous. I also thought the ending was very satisfying. Think of it as more of an essential epilogue than a direct sequel and you’ll probably enjoy yourself. I like it
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| Nov 25 | zflbdaf | 85 69% |
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| Nov 25 |  |
Miggs | 89 80% |
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I know there's a lot of mixed reviews about this movie, but I really enjoyed It. It's impossible to make Frozen 2 as good as the first one. If you go in expecting that, you should readjust your expectations. They went for a completely different movie than the first, and I applaud that. That being said, there's still the endearing characters and humor from the first one. The music isn't as noteworthy, but still very good. Especially "Into The Unknown". Definitely a sequel worth seeing!
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| Nov 25 | knives | 54 10% |
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| Nov 25 | owen1218 | 70 47% |
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| Nov 25 | rwhirata | 61 64% |
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boomdiddly | 57 41% |
| Nov 24 | jzrhoades | 55 47% |
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| Nov 24 | crtsjffrsn | 70 75% |
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| Nov 24 | lang95 | 65 49% |
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| Nov 24 | tommy_leazaq | 54 37% |
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| Nov 24 | bavawajid | 72 42% |
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| Nov 24 |  |
JLFM | 54 29% |
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Although Frozen II strains to widen the scope of the story and introduce a bevy of new characters, nothing really adds up or makes sense and none of the new cast additions contribute anything to the plot (and barely make any kind of impression). Besides that, this definitely bores more often than it engages, with the humor far more hit-and-miss than in its predecessor (not to mention bizarrely meta and self-referential) and its more solemn second half doesn’t quite come together.
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| Nov 24 |  |
simhoop | 40 15% |
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luord | 64 54% |
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The animation is beautiful and the songs are good, even if none of them reach the heights of "Let it go". That's not the only thing not as good as the original either, as the story is meandering and unfocused. They didn't seem to know what to do with Kristoff and Anna until the third act.
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| Nov 23 | monoglot | 50 29% |
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Velvet Crowe | 34 30% |
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Man, I'm too old for this shit. Boring songs that are overused, awful humor that can be seen ten miles away, and a plotline so paper thin it's practically translucent. Even the animation and cinematography were basic ass boring shit. This movie is the Disney formula in the most rigid fashion imaginable. I don't get how anyone past the age of 13 can be so invested in such tripe, But hey, I'm a boomer, what do I know?
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| Nov 23 | MojaveTent | 70 32% |
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Muhammet | 70 17% |
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Stewball | 60 28% |
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Superb animation. So-so story. Uninspired, Broadway boilerplate music.
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| Nov 23 | AnAccount | 65 48% |
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| Nov 23 | filmcricket | 72 76% |
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| Nov 23 | AquosDhaen | 84 60% |
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| Nov 22 |  |
DarkParaside | 80 85% |
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Quelques très grands moments (un autre monde), d'autres moins marquants. Certains nouveaux personnages totalement inutiles (Matthias, il fallait bien mettre un personnage noir pour respecter les nouveaux et douteux quotas). Rajoutons aussi une histoire beaucoup trop compliquée pour les jeunes enfants, sinon c'est réussi, Elsa devient une pièce indispensable dans l'univers iconique de Disney et Anna est toujours très attachante, Olaf un peu lourd.
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| Nov 22 | Rudolph101 | 72 25% |
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Olaf steals the show
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| Nov 22 | fTBLUh | 73 0% |
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| Nov 22 |  |
fth1121 | 65 10% |
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amanohyo | 50 39% |
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ADragon91 | 50 28% |
| Nov 22 | Greener | 60 31% |
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The most disappointing thing about this second installment is that it fails to get neither interesting nor funny for the first hour of it; the only thing that kept me watching was the fact that I liked the first movie. And no, there is not going to be another Let It Go, sorry. I liked the Kristoff's solo, though.
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| Nov 22 | JJJensen | 84 59% |
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maddog | 79 59% |
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The music in the movie's a good poster for the rest of it: it hits some right notes and chords and has its moments, but it's surrounded by confusion and less memorable parts. The movie's setup leaves problems: how did that group survive all those years in that small space given what's going on? How does the magic work? Who closed off the forest? Does no one really note the fact that Elsa has to learn the same lesson twice, in some ways? Not nearly as good as the first, sadly.
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| Nov 20 |  |
Scarface | 60 34% |
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Hisingen | 80 79% |
| Nov 19 |  |
numan | 65 41% |
| Nov 19 |  |
CStuckmann | 78 31% |
| Nov 14 |  |
MetaCritic2 | 65 57% |
| Average Percentile 46.76% from 93 Ratings |  |
