Totally Enchanting Frozen II. Adulting, too.

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Serves me right not to accept movie invites on a Sunday, especially if the movie is Disney's North Queen's sequel - Frozen II. The screening time we intended to be in was closed, and in the next showing, only a stroke of luck did we get the last two seats. My movie dates were nowhere to be found. And the theater was packed with gremlins - meaning Elsa's and Anna's little squeaky fans carrying buckets of pop corns and boxes of doughnuts. Oh well! My daughter sat three seats away from me, in the row behind. Just as well, Frozen II is worth all the waiting - the Disney Princesses story ushered a whole new world of enchantment, bringing breathtaking Ohhh's and Ahhh's as the two beautiful but very distinguishable sisters, one forever serious and the other carefree, but both devoted to each other, bound by the sisterly love and sibling bond, venture on a quest when a compelling voice beckons. Magical? Yes. As only tales of wonder can illustrate trolls and giants, talking snowman and reindeer, and a journey into the past. Yet, in all the unbelievable sequence of autumn leaves and jack frosts, there's that passion for truth and courage to discover the truth, no matter the dark abyss and the danger that includes death that kept the little children at the edge of their seats. Ha ha For the big children, this is an adulting thing. Go and watch.