Michael Holst

It was OK I guess. It couldn't decide which movie it wanted to be. At times it was trying too hard to be Ragnarok, at other times it was trying to be a thriller, at other times it was trying to be a romance drama. Didn't really master any of these elements. Probably the last Marvel movie I'm going to see. They've really gone down hill.

This movie has a pretty good, yet very predictable, plot that I think is actually a better story than the original Frozen. However, the soundtrack was very disappointing. There were a couple of pretty good songs and a decent and goofy song (from Olaf, similar to "In Summer" from the original Frozen) but the rest of the songs were very forgettable. There wasn't a single iconic song that can carry a soundtrack in the way that "Let it Go" did for the original Frozen (or "A Whole New World", "How Far I'll Go," and countless other Disney songs have done for their respective movies). The lack of one great, standalone, memorable song really holds back the soundtrack as the other songs I mentioned would have been good along side one, but can't do enough to carry it on their own. I would give the plot/story an 8/10 with range to go between 7 and 9 based on how much you care about predictability, but I would rate the soundtrack no higher than a 4/10, making the movie overall a 6/10. Pretty good for a sequel, and definitely worth a watch, but not super memorable or one that I'll be looking forward to see again.

I showed this movie to my roommates and they said that it was stupid and said they would rather have not watched it. I might have to move. This movie is the funniest movie I've ever seen. I don't love every scene equally, but every scene had something that made me laugh. Not only are all of the shorter comedy "skits" in the middle of the movie clever and hilarious, but the small details all over the place make you laugh everytime you notice something new on the ninth or tenth watching. One of the best movies, let alone comedies of all time