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When three skiers find themselves stranded on a chair lift at a New England ski resort that has closed for the next week, they are forced to make life or death choices that prove to be more perilous than staying put and freezing to death.
A young woman discovers she has a mysterious, inherited curse that brings her face-to-face with a parallel, frozen dimension and a handsome prince. She must find a way to break the curse before it consumes her entirely, with the help of her best friend and a quirky scientist.
The film was met with mixed to negative reviews from critics, who often cited its derivative plot and predictable nature. However, audiences generally found it to be a charming and enjoyable family film, particularly appreciating the musical numbers and the performances of the lead actresses.
A visually appealing but ultimately uninspired fairy tale.
Emma Roberts shines, but the film struggles with a generic storyline.
Fails to live up to the magic of its fairy tale inspiration.
Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a general enjoyment of the film's visual style and musical elements, with many finding it a pleasant, if not groundbreaking, viewing experience. Some viewers felt the plot was too simplistic or predictable, but overall it was seen as a decent family-friendly movie.
The film's director, Adam Shankman, is also known for directing the musical films 'Hairspray' and 'Rock of Ages'.
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**Overall : A cold, harsh, and brutal story with a gritty realism that takes its terror to another level.** Frozen is a fairly straightforward film. A group of friends get stuck on a ski lift as the ski resort shuts down for the season, ...