Speaking of phenomenal animated movies, Disney's Frozen is definitely one of the best. When it was screened, the movie blew a whirlwind among the people to "Let It Go." Disney later confirmed that a sequel would be produced. The dubbers with excellent performance in the first film have assured to return to the sequel. Director Jennifer Lee revealed new developments in the film production in a recent interview.

The film is scheduled to screen a bit earlier from the original November 27 to November 22, 2019. As for the theme song of the sequel that is most concerned about in the outside world, Jennifer Lee revealed they had prepared four candidates. The Lopez couple, who composed the magic song "Let It Go", will continue to write the theme song for Frozen 2. In addition, in the sequel, Aisha and Queen Anna will leave the Kingdom of Arendelle for a more exciting adventure.

Frozen, a 3D animated film released by Disney in 2013, was a work to celebrate the 90th anniversary of Walt Disney. It was adapted from Andersen's fairy story "The Snow Queen". The film tells the story that the small Kingdom of Arendelle was covered in snow forever by a spell. To find the summer, Princess Anna, the mountaineer Christopher and his reindeer partner set off on a journey to save the kingdom. The film won the Golden Globe Award, the Annie Award, and the Oscar for Best Animation Feature in 2013. The theme song "Let It Go" won the Oscar Award for Best Original Song. As of April 10, 2014, the film soundtrack had topped the Billboard album sales list for nine weeks in a row, becoming the most popular soundtrack album since the Titanic.