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Disney's Frozen

I always say when opportunity knocks, you should totally take it.
So when I was asked if I would like to see a preview for Frozen...I thought "Meh, why not."

To be perfectly candid, I was not looking forward to seeing it.
I hadn't even told Cheeks we were going.
Matter of fact, earlier today I was thinking of just not going.
Other things to do.
Then I remembered, no I made a commitment, I'll go.

So I picked up Cheeks, grabbed my sister, allowed Cheeks to have Sour Patch kids & popcorn for dinner (best mom ever, I know!!!!) and we sat to watch the movie.



I really was not looking forward to this film.
I thought the previews looked just blah, no excitement, kind of dumb.

HOW WRONG WAS I!!!????!!!!

From the opening scene until the end...absolutely captivating.
The soundtrack was fabulous.
I can picture this being a Broadway show.

The story is based on Hans Christian Anderson's "Snow Queen".  It has the good, the bad, & the ugly. 

Two sisters, torn apart by the one's "power" but not in a way you would think.  Of course, it's a love story BUT there is enough action in it to keep my 7 yo all boy interested.  At one point he leaned over & said "Mom, the girl with the white hair, I like her!" 

I don't want to give to much away but I will say it is probably the best Disney film in a loooooooooong time.

So don't wait, get out there and see it.

I leave you with one word "Olaf"...once you see the movie, you will understand.

Tell me are you going to see it?


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