I sung it to myself for the entire train journey home, fell asleep singing it, woke up singing it, and am in fact still singing it right now, while typing this. The song – which like its forerunner was written by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez – is called Into the Unknown, and it goes into your ear like musical caustic soda, scouring away all other tunes in its path. Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee’s long-anticipated sequel to their 2013 animated blockbuster – which arrived on Disney+ last week – answers it within about half an hour, and the answer is a rafter-shaking yes. The most burning question about Frozen II was whether or not Disney would be able to concoct a new show tune with enough hurricane force to knock Let It Go off its perch. Starring: Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Jonathan Groff, Josh Gad, Evan Rachel Wood, Sterling K Brown, Alfred Molina (voices). U cert, 103 mins
I really do not see anyone who enjoyed the first Frozen movie being disappointed with this.Dirs: Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee. It really does a great job in building upon the main cast from the first movie and Elsa in particular really develops as a strong character. I really do not see anyone being disappointed with the soundtrack at all! The Bottom Line Idina Menzel as Elsa has a truly amazing voice and Into The Unknown is a really amazing song and a high point of the movie. The Music in Frozen 2 – Good or So-so?Īs far as the music goes, it is once again great. The facial animations and the faces, in general, have more detail to them this time around. It for me has a kind of “Norse” look to the whole movie and that is pretty cool. The movie is not just “cold” like it is in the first and as a result, I think it looks far better. The animation is some of the best computer animations I have seen.
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