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Frosted
Kira is Glazed and Confused. Gwen (Kira Kener) is sick of taking care of her best friend Bill. All she does is try and make him happy. But ever since his ex-girlfriend tried to kill him, she's had no choice. His self-destructive tendencies seem to know no bounds. Gwen decides to lighten the load by setting Bill up with someone sweet, someone to save him from himself. On the eve of Bill's birthday, Gwen meets a sweet, shy baker named Arzu...who's just the cure for what ails everybody. Arzu agrees to not only bake Bill's cake, but to give him a time around the track as well. Everything's okay, 'till the night of the party, when the past finally catches up with everyone and the real reason Bill can't let of Gwen is revealed once and for all.
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Plot Summary
A young girl finds herself in possession of a magical snow globe that can control the weather. When she accidentally uses it to cause a blizzard on Christmas Eve, she must find a way to undo the mess before it ruins the holiday.
Critical Reception
Frosted is a lighthearted family comedy that received a mixed to positive reception, primarily praised for its whimsical premise and holiday spirit, though some critics found its plot predictable. It was generally considered a pleasant, albeit unremarkable, seasonal film for younger audiences.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its festive atmosphere and charming magical element.
Some viewers found the storyline to be somewhat formulaic and predictable.
Considered a suitable and enjoyable watch for young families during the holiday season.
Google audience: Audience reception for Frosted is generally positive, with many appreciating its family-friendly themes and connection to the Christmas holiday. Some reviews mention it as a good choice for younger children, while others note it doesn't offer much originality.
Fun Fact
The film was originally intended to be a theatrical release but was later distributed directly to television and home video.
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