There is a new song, which ends up taking up most of the running time, that makes no effort to top the heartfelt tunes from the first film. It's a really sweet and almost too-short little romp, concerning Elsa's attempts to throw Anna a birthday party while inhibited by a cold, that firmly establishes the new status quo in Elsa and Anna's relationship post- Frozen while reminding us how much we enjoy hanging out with these characters. All of this was achieved so I could present to you, my readers, this review of Frozen Fever. Yes I bought tickets to both shows because I possess Colon Blow-levels of moral fiber (and it's a business expense). So I ventured out to the local multiplex last night to buy a ticket to the 7:00pm screening of Cinderella to watch said animated short just before a 7:30pm screening of Run All Night (which I passed on seeing the other night so I could pull off this two-birds-with-one-stone adventure). As you may have heard, I lucked out and say Cinderella quite early (That's good!) but saw the delightful romantic drama so early that said animated short was not yet complete (That's bad!). Walt Disney' s Cinderella which debuted last night at 7:00pm. As most of you know, Frozen Fever is a short animated featurette that was attached to all theatrical prints of Anyway, I can only hope that this will be the very best review of Frozen Fever to be found online. Considering how many posts we all do dissecting trailers and teasers I suppose this isn't that far off. Yes, I am doing something resembling a review of a five-minute animated short.
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