Frozen II (2019) – IMDb: 6.9 – Release Date: November 22, 2019 – Genre: Animation, Adventure, Comedy

Director: Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee – Starring: Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Josh Gad

In Frozen II, Elsa and Anna embark on an epic journey to uncover the mystery of Elsa’s magical powers. The film delves deeper into Elsa’s past and the origins of her abilities, leading her and her companions on a quest to the enchanted forest, where they must face their fears and confront long-hidden truths.

Filled with stunning animation, beautiful music, and powerful moments of sisterhood, Frozen II builds on the success of the first film while adding depth to its characters and world. The soundtrack, featuring songs like “Into the Unknown,” continues the series’ tradition of catchy, powerful ballads. Frozen II explores themes of identity, the bond between siblings, and the importance of embracing change.

The story of “Frozen 2” begins when Elsa hears echoing calls from afar. She and her friends decide to enter the sacred forest to find the origin of the magic she possesses, as well as to uncover the mystery of the past of the kingdom of Arendelle.

The joint work of two directors Chris Buck – Jennifer Lee achieved an estimated revenue of 127 million USD at 4,440 theaters in North America after three days of release, thereby becoming the animated film with the third highest opening in the history of the region – behind “Incredibles 2” ($187.2 million) and “Finding Dory” ($135.1 million). This is also the first time an animated film has earned more than 100 million USD in its opening weekend without opening in the summer.

Disney’s latest animated film also achieved an achievement exceeding expectations in the international market with 223.2 million USD. Of which, China contributed 53 million USD; UK brought “Frozen 2” 17.8 million USD; France – 13.4 million USD; Japan – 18.2 million USD; Germany – 14.9 million USD, Spain – 5.8 million USD… On a global scale, “Frozen 2” has achieved a total revenue of about 350 million USD in just 3 days of release.

Last week’s North American box office champion – “Ford v Ferrari” was pushed quite far from the throne, falling to second place with an estimated revenue of 16 million USD from 3,528 North American theaters last weekend. After 10 days of release, the film about the race between the two leading car companies in the world, with the participation of two actors Christian Bale and Matt Damon, has earned 57.9 million USD from North America. Director James Mangold’s film is currently performing steadily from the international market, contributing to a global revenue of $103.8 million.