Best Frozen Songs
The top 10 best songs from the original Frozen movie released in 2013. Includes unused outtake recordings included in the two-disc deluxe edition of the Frozen original motion picture soundtrack.This song has helped me. Even if it's not the type of music that you like, you should at a minimum respect and appreciate what it has done for people. (FYI: I'm a teen, and it's one of my favorite songs.) There have been times when I have gotten incredibly angry, and all I wanted to do was scream and lash out. Instead, I would sometimes run up to my room, put in the Frozen soundtrack, switch it to this song, and collapse, letting the music calm my anger and soothe my soul.
This song is amazing, especially with Menzel's beautiful voice. This one is so epic and big. It really shows her creativity, and during the song, she changes to a whole different person with a different appearance and personality. Definitely one of my favorites.
I liked Elsa in the movie, but Anna was my ultimate favorite character. I love all the songs sung by her. I thought Elsa's voice sounded kind of like an old lady. I still loved Elsa's great character, though. Kristen Bell's voice as Anna was amazing.
I loved this song the most because it goes through Anna and Elsa's childhood. People think that Anna was annoying Elsa throughout the song, but she really wasn't. Elsa DID want to build a snowman. She wasn't allowed to, though, and she was scared to hurt Anna.
I was crying at the end of this song after their parents died and Anna and Elsa were both on their own. I think Let It Go is too popular and gets too much attention. People forget about all the other songs. They're all just obsessed with Let It Go.
I also liked For the First Time In Forever. It was a hard choice between the two. Do You Want to Build a Snowman won, though.
The window is open so is that door. I didn't know they did anymore. Who knew we owned 80,000 salad plates. For years I roamed these empty halls. Why have a ballroom with no balls? Finally, they're opening up the gates. There'll be actual real-life people. It will be totally strange. Wow, am I so ready for this change.
Cause for the first time in forever, there'll be music. There'll be light. Cause for the first time in forever, I will be dancing through the night and so on.
This song showed Anna's longing for freedom and her hope to find someone who pays attention to her.
Let It Go is overrated. Love Is an Open Door is catchy, and I hope that when I get a boyfriend, he'll sing it and love me.
This song is so catchy. I love it!
So much better than Let It Go. Sure, it's a catchy song, but this one actually is, um, better.
This song is really underrated. People hate it because they think Olaf is annoying, but I really like the jazzy Broadway feel to it and how dark it actually is despite its cheery disposition.
Don't you mean Winter's a good time to stay in and cuddle! But put me in summer and I'll be a- PUDDLE!
LAWL! A snowman singing about the heat of summer! That's hilarious. Good thing Olaf got his wish in the end...
I loved "For the First Time in Forever," but the reprise manages to overshadow it despite being shorter. As others have pointed out, this marks the first time where Elsa and Anna finally address each other directly, culminating in the former shutting down and dealing a would-be deadly blow to the latter (albeit unintentionally!).
In addition to providing a backdrop for an important plot point, I just love how the song builds musically and the interesting intervals it employs. In my opinion, this track deserves far, far more appreciation than it has.
Overall, I feel this song gets far, far less love than it's entitled to!
In addition to having a distinctly different sound than the rest of the tracks, "Frozen Heart" also contains some excellent foreshadowing and beautiful imagery.
This song is barely recognized. Many even forgot it was in the movie. I mean, it started it all...
Reindeer are better than people, Sven, don't you think that's true?
Yeah, people, they beat you and taunt you and cheat you. All of them's bad except you.
But people smell better than reindeer, Sven, don't you think I'm right?
That's once again true for all except you.
You got me, let's call it a night.
GOODNIGHT.
Don't let the frost bite bite.
That's the whole song. :) (so awesome)
Super short. But reindeers are better than people. Santa is a person, but he couldn't have gotten anywhere without reindeer. Sven is so much better than Hans and Anna, who are people. He's not better than Elsa, though. But Elsa isn't exactly a person. She's a being with magical ice powers. Santa isn't exactly human either, but... YOU GET THE POINT?
No... It was cut, but it was a cute song.
So what if it wasn't in the movie. It was a part of its deluxe edition song album. And it was definitely good.