
Frozen II 3D
Voice stars Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel and Josh Gad return, along with their Oscar-winning original directors, for the sequel to the 2013 hit animated Disney adventure. Added to the mix is Oscar-nominated Hidden Figures screenwriter, Allison Schroeder.
Elsa the Snow Queen (Menzel), her sister Anna (Bell), Kristoff (Jonathan Groff) and Olaf (Gad) embark on an adventure far from the kingdom of Arendelle to find the truth about an ancient mystery of their world.
- Director:
- Chris Buck ('Frozen', 'Surf's Up, 'Tarzan')Jennifer Lee ('Frozen')
- Writer:
- Allison Schroeder
- Cast:
- Kristen BellIdina MenzelJonathan GroffJosh GadSterling K. BrownEvan Rachel WoodAlfred MolinaMartha Plimpton



Reviews & comments

Sydney Morning Herald
pressThe film itself doesn’t hit that sweet spot that makes Pixar animations, for example, fun for adults as well as their children. Its pace is uneven and in the early scenes, the songs slow down the action so much that the younger kids at my screening were getting restless. But judging from those US box-office figures, there’s more than enough here to build on the goodwill generated by the original and create a besotted new audience.

Stuff
pressIn the end, after a year of so many reboot and reimagining disappointments, Frozen 2 is a wonderful and welcome exception.

New Zealand Herald
pressJust like in the original film the songs strongly convey what Anna and Elsa are feeling but aren't as standout this time around. It's the animation that soars, building on the first film's beautiful, sharp look. It may not have quite the magic of its predecessor but this is still a good sophomore effort.

Los Angeles Times
pressThis kind of self-awareness can be a tricky proposition... But the approach mostly works for this sweet, diverting sequel, which understands... just how susceptible the audience might be to "Frozen" fatigue.

Total Film
pressIt's fun, looks great and is sure to delight kids, but you're never entirely convinced about the point of its existence.

Variety
pressIn a world where old-timers accuse the youth of being oversensitive snowflakes, "Frozen II" shows what it means to have one's heart in the right place.

Hollywood Reporter
pressUnfortunately, if you stop to notice you can readily sense the efforts of the many cooks in the kitchen, recommending a bit more sugar here, a pinch of spice over there, bake this a little longer, put some extra frosting on just for good measure.

Vanity Fair
pressUnnecessary isn't always a bad thing; plenty of fun or otherwise enriching stuff doesn't need to exist. But a dire case of cynical sequelitis plagues Frozen 2.

Collider
pressThe sequel to the 2013 hit has all the elements of the original but ends up as less than the sum of its parts.

Sydney Morning Herald
pressThe film itself doesn’t hit that sweet spot that makes Pixar animations, for example, fun for adults as well as their children. Its pace is uneven and in the early scenes, the songs slow down the action so much that the younger kids at my screening were getting restless. But judging from those US box-office figures, there’s more than enough here to build on the goodwill generated by the original and create a besotted new audience.

Stuff
pressIn the end, after a year of so many reboot and reimagining disappointments, Frozen 2 is a wonderful and welcome exception.

New Zealand Herald
pressJust like in the original film the songs strongly convey what Anna and Elsa are feeling but aren't as standout this time around. It's the animation that soars, building on the first film's beautiful, sharp look. It may not have quite the magic of its predecessor but this is still a good sophomore effort.

Los Angeles Times
pressThis kind of self-awareness can be a tricky proposition... But the approach mostly works for this sweet, diverting sequel, which understands... just how susceptible the audience might be to "Frozen" fatigue.

Total Film
pressIt's fun, looks great and is sure to delight kids, but you're never entirely convinced about the point of its existence.

Variety
pressIn a world where old-timers accuse the youth of being oversensitive snowflakes, "Frozen II" shows what it means to have one's heart in the right place.

Hollywood Reporter
pressUnfortunately, if you stop to notice you can readily sense the efforts of the many cooks in the kitchen, recommending a bit more sugar here, a pinch of spice over there, bake this a little longer, put some extra frosting on just for good measure.

Vanity Fair
pressUnnecessary isn't always a bad thing; plenty of fun or otherwise enriching stuff doesn't need to exist. But a dire case of cynical sequelitis plagues Frozen 2.

Collider
pressThe sequel to the 2013 hit has all the elements of the original but ends up as less than the sum of its parts.
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