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Directed by the duo Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, Frozen is a 3D comedy-fantasy American film. It received a lot of audience and critical appreciation, nominations and awards like the Best Animated Film Award at the Bafta, Academy Awards and 71st Golden Globe Awards. Its song "Let It Go" received the Best Original Song at the Academy Awards. The movie has Idina Menzel, Josh Gad and Kristen Bell in the lead. The movie is inspired by The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen. It was a great blockbuster making over $1,267,830,849. It became the highest-grossing film of 2013. Frozen is about sisterhood, explaining the complicated relationship that sisters share with each other. From being highly competitive with each other to over protecting the other is very well highlighted in the movie. The movie revolves around Anna and Elsa who are princesses of Arendelle. Anna sets out on a journey to find her sister, Elsa. She is accompanied by Kristoff, a rugged ain man, Sven, his loyal pet reindeer and Olaf, a hess snowman. Elsa possesses magical powers of creating ice and snow which is useful yet dangerous. As a child she harms her sister and is haunted by that memory for life. She fears she might harm her beloved sister again and isolates herself from her sister. Her powers are ever growing and there is no way anyone can help her. How unimaginable can the kingdom become with her powers is what she keeps worrying about. Packed with love, arguments, hope, despair, happiness, grief, excitement and fantasy the movie is recommended to explore a great product of Disney. Frozen (3D) is available in Blu-ray format in English with subtitles. Disney is the studio associated with the movie. It is given a U rating. It has a run time of about 102 minutes. It was released in 2014. The movie was distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures and became the highest-grossing release. In relation to this movie, Frozen: Free Fall, a game was launched by Disney for mobile phones and Frozen: Olaf's Quest a video game was published by GameMill Entertainment which was developed by 1st Playable Productions.