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It's always hard for me to answer the question "what is my favorite movie?". I find it's very hard to pick a single favorite movies, because there are so many good ones.Movies have become a fundamental part of our lives and culture. And as a teen, i'm obsessed with Disney. My latest film experience was Frozen. Frozen is a new release animal film by Disney. It is the 53rd animated feature in the Walt Disney Animated Classics series. The movie tells the story of a fearless princess who sets off on an epic journey alongside a rugged, thrill-seeking mouton man, his reindeer, and a helpless snowman to find her estranged sister. The movie start with one night; Elsa, princess of Arendelle, she has a power which she is able to produce ice, frost and snow. While playing with Anna, her sister. She accidentally injures Anna. The king and queen went to troll king for help. He heals Anna and removed her memories of Elsa's magic. For their safeness,the king and the queen isolates them in their Castle until Elsa learns to control her power. And afraid of hurting Anna again, Elsa locks herself in her room alone. This cause a rift between them as they grow up. Unfortunately, the queen and the king passes at sea during a storm. when they are just teenagers. At the Conation of Elsa, Anna explores the town and meet Prince Hans of the Southern Isles. Soon they found attractive from each other. They went to Elsa, Elsa refuses their marriage. The sister argue, culminating exposure of Elsa's power. Elsa ran away and flee the castle and accidentally unleashing an eternal winter on the kingdom. Anna ran toward Elsa and meet iceman Kristoff and his reindeer Sven. Soon they meet up with Olaf; the childhood snowman made by Elsa. Anna and Elsa reunited, but still fears hurting Anna, Elsa becomes agitated and again accidentally strikes Anna in the heart. Kristoff seeks her to Troll king. Only "act of true love" can help her alive. Believing that Hans can save her, They go back to Arendelle.
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