Olaf's Frozen Adventure (2017)

A lot more amusing than I thought it would be.

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

I am so surprised by all of the negative reviews as my daughter and I both really enjoyed this short film! I thought it was creative and funny and we both loved the music!

About the only time I get around to writing a review on a movie is when I see the current reviews are so off base its ridiculous and this certainly fits the criteria! I wonder, did a major writer or producer get fired during the making of this short film that all their little followers decided to organize and write a grip of negative reviews of this short film, or is this simply just a coincidence where only the negative Nancys. decided to turn out and chime in?I thought this short film was hilariously funny, in good taste, and I loved it! Don't let the reviews be the deciding factor on whether or not you see this film, watch it anyways and I'm sure your review ill be more favorable then the ratings lead on.

All right, I managed to watch this 22-minute-short (or featurette as this would have been called by Disney if this had been shown during the '70s) before the feature Coco before the studio pulls it after tomorrow because of numerous complaints of patrons thinking they went to the wrong theatre because of the length. Many reviews on this site are negative because of what I just cited so I kept that in mind as I was watching it. My verdict: Yes, it's a bit long for a short and the songs seemed to be a bit too many. Still, it's quite entertaining during much of the running time, there were some funny gags, and a pretty touching message about family in it. Olaf did not wear out his welcome as I partially feared and the fact that the others like him enough was enough for me to like him, too. In summary, Olaf's Frozen Adventure was entertaining enough for me.

. . . gathering up all of a region's Christmas Traditions, heaping them into a Clampett Truck-like pile atop an over-burdened sleigh, and then sending the Whole Shebang down to a fiery conflagration at the bottom of a particularly deep abyss as the Low-Light of OLAF'S FROZEN ADVENTURE. After thus eliminating the last shreds of evidence that Humanistic Culture ever existed, Disney then replaces this Lost Wealth of homey, home-made idiosyncratic (admittedly quaint) customs with Princess Elsa's cold, sterile, frigid, uniform, Frosty Stylings to close out this Paean to Plastic Big Bucks Consumerism. After viewing OLAF'S FROZEN ADVENTURE, many if not most of America's parents will find it necessary to sit down with their tots to warn them of the Dangers posed by Disney's Frozen Heart. With a Business Model far more Unconstitutional than CNN's (which the Vlad Putin\Don Juan Rump Administration's U.S. Dept. of Injustice is currently attacking), Disney Megacorpse is trying to use every arm of its Media Octopus to snatch away any capacity for Critical Thinking from America's Youth, replacing their "Gray Matter" with Olaf's strained ice-melt brains.