So I wouldn't really consider myself a big fan of Disney's Frozen, but it's a film that's grown in my esteem over the past few years. I think the original movie was very overhyped, which negatively impacted my opinion of it when I originally did see it (flipped vertically on a youtube stream and on a smartboard at my college anime club). The only view that hasn't really changed over the years is that the "Let It Go" sequence is the best part of that film.

In general, my view of the movie has grown kinder over the years, and I am legitimately hyped to see Frozen II after seeing the promotional materials for it. But the original film isn't the only piece of media that currently exists for this franchise, and on a whim I decided to go see the Frozen Musical on Broadway. I ended up having a very, very good seat in the front row of the mezzanine, which extends much farther than it does in most theaters, so I ended up being pretty close to the stage with a sweeping view of the action taking place.

( 'Then Don't Run Into Fire' is a line of dialog Anna has in this movie. )