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After "Frozen" (2013) becomes the #1 highest grossing animated movie of all time, it's expected that Disney will make a fully-pledged media franchise. "Frozen 2" (2019) expands the magical universe of Elsa, Anna, and Kristoff. The locations are visually arresting. The fjords, the snow-capped mountains, the stormy sea, a forest in constant autumn, the rock giants, we know why Disney spends millions of dollars for this animated film. The songs are well-written and theatrical, although the 'Let It Go" song is still catchier than the 2019 song additions. We learn more of Arendelle's history, including a secret history that reminds us of the movie "Thor: Ragnarok". With greater threats to Arendelle citizens and the newly introduced Northuldra tribe, Frozen franchise has up the ante. The sequel adds up darker twists and turns, such as colonialism, betrayal, and but still a child-friendly fanfare. Expect a happy ending from Disney, but some fans don't agree with a decision of that specific character. Just see it for yourself!

MIDWAY is a thrilling cinematic experience! Luke Evans, Patrick Wilson, Ed Skrein, Nick Jonas, Dennis Quaid, Mandy Moore, and Woody Harrelson are all present in one movie. Painstaking research is done for this movie, as it is based on a true story. The movie puts you in the action of sky warfare. This war film perfectly blends action and drama. We experience the thrilling but deadly dogfights and the sorrowful ramifications of casualties on both Americans and Japanese forces. The panoramic shots of the Pacific Ocean, tactical airplane battles, and the chemistry of the actors are the stars of the show. Wicked action sequences, inspiring heroes, based on a true story, this is a must-watch! #MidwayMovie

When the newly crowned Queen Elsa has accidentally cast a perpetual winter on the kingdom of Arendelle, Princess Anna teams up with a prince, a mountain man, a reindeer, and a talking snowman to bring back summer. It's a first time that the Disney Princess media franchise has a movie which stars two princesses. "Frozen" has introduced to us to sensational songs that lead us to Last Song Syndrome. The animation is majestic, showing the fictional Scandinavian in its full glory. The characters are relatable. The plot twists are unexpected, which challenges the previous Disney Princess movies. Family love is the biggest star in this feature film, which rekindles the spirit of Thanksgiving and Christmas. "Frozen" is a spectacular movie, and Disney may proceed to make this a fully-pledged film franchise.