Learn to Achieve

In this blog, I am sharing a narrative review of Frozen. 

Last weekend, my cousins made a visit to our place and we planned to rewatch our favorite film, Disney's Frozen, together. One of my cousins prepared snacks to munch on while we enjoy our favorite film together.

The film begins with a very visual narration of the beautiful childhood memories that the main characters Anna and Elsa had, when they used to play together, made a snowman, and had the most fun.

The film then takes a quick surprising twist where Elsa's growing fear about her magic powers begins to grow out of control which results in the distance between the two sisters. Moreover, both the sisters lose their parents in an accident.

Despite her efforts, Elsa's fear grows each passing day. Elsa is coronated as the queen upon turning 18, however, her fear about the powerful effects of the magic powers that she possesses keeps her worried

One bad day, Elsa's fear about her magic powers is revealed in front of her people, and to avoid it she flees the palace. It is then that Anna decides to make the most challenging journey to find her sister to help her out.

Anna faces a lot of hardship during her journey to find Elsa, but eventually saves her and brings her back by making her realize that if used without fear her magic powers could do wonders. 

Conclusion: 

The film brings the positive message of overcoming our fears home and highlights the power that siblings' bonds and friendships have. All of us cousins enjoyed watching this emotionally powerfully film together.