Frozen 2 was released on 21st. Many people said good things about this movie. Frozen's characters are Elsa (Idina Menzel), Anna (Kristen Bell), Olaf (Josh Gad), Christophe (Jonathan Groff), and others. A new character, Bruni, a salamander, was also added to the cast. Frozen 2's directors are the same as Frozen's directors, Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee.

▲ Frozen 2`s movie poster

Frozen 2 is a story about hidden secrets from the past and an adventure to find a new destiny. One day, a strange voice from somewhere calls out to Elsa and endangers the Arendel Kingdom. A troll informs her that everything started in the past and advises Elsa that she has to go out to find the secret to her power and the truth about its origin. Elsa and Anna, who must save endangered Arendel Kingdom, take an amazing adventure with Christophe, Olaf, and Sven. Elsa, who was afraid of her power, has to believe her power is strong enough to get through the quest.

Frozen 2's OST's title track is Into the Unknown. It was released on November 15th. There are more OST tracks, Show Yourself, All Is Found, Lost in the Woods, Some Things Never Change, etc. Most of these tracks were composed by Let It Go's a composer. In Korea, the female singer, Taeyeon, officially covered it.

Last season, 10 million people watched Frozen and gave raving reviews. Therefore, Frozen 2 has been much anticipated. Fortunately, most audiences gave splendid reviews about the beauty, visual style, and moving storyline. One of the audiences even said "It's like a blockbuster. It's a combination of music and animation. Once more the best work."

▲ Anna and Elsa

According to A Network of Integrated Admission and Admission's aggregation, it recorded 92.6 percentage of booking capacity on release day. It reached 1 million and a hundred thousand people who used advance booking. For domestic animation, Frozen 2 is the first animation that was released with 1 million people who booked in advance. Moreover, Frozen 2 has surpassed 1.1 million pre-orders, following the Avengers series among all previous releases in Korea. It goes beyond the genre of animation, proving once again the fever of the "Winter Kingdom" syndrome, with which all generations have fallen in love.