Frozen II (Sounctrack)
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Frozen II (Sounctrack)
Frozen II is the soundtrack album to the Disney animated film of the same name. The soundtrack was released on November 15, 2019, while the film was released on November 22. It features seven new songs again composed by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez along with the return of "Reindeer(s) Are Better Than People" from the original movie, in addition to end credits covers of three of the film's new songs by Panic! at the Disco, Kacey Musgraves and Weezer, respectively.[1] The deluxe edition features a second disc of score tracks by composer Christophe Beck as well as cut songs and instrumentals to the seven songs in the film.-Wikipedia
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AllMusic
While Frozen II is even stingier with songs than the slight Frozen, much of what's here leaves a lasting impression with both emotional and musical might. 3.4/5
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AP News
‘Frozen 2’ soundtrack struggles in shadow of first. The whole album is wonderful, but it has unattainably big snowshoes to fill.
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Forbes
. . . the original songs of Frozen II are epic, hopeful, fun, emotional, and above all, catchy.
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DATEBOOK
Still, there’s a sameness about the songs, in that most are framed as stentorian pronouncements of the character’s current emotional state, one which invariably goes from insecurity and doubt to delusional self-assurance. These songs aren’t clever and, except for Olaf the Snowman’s “When I’m Older,” sung by Josh Gad, they’re not even witty. They’re pretty much the same thing every time, and in the same way.
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USA Today
Is 'Frozen 2' better than the original? Early reaction calls new songs 'twice as catchy'.
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INDULGE The New INDIAN EXPRESS
Frozen 2 OST is wonderful, more emotional and mature than the first album
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Chicago Tribune
The whole album is wonderful, but it has unattainably big snowshoes to fill.
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Laughing Place
Based off the soundtrack alone, there are some songs that are worthy follow ups to the original, but none of them top the immediate allure of songs like “Let it Go,” “For the First Time in Forever,” or “Love is an Open Door.” With a more somber score, the instrumental tracks aren’t as invigorating on their own either.
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THE PAINTED LINES
Let’s be clear. The Frozen II soundtrack is very good. However, it’s not nearly as memorable as the original soundtrack. This album is unquestionably worth a listen. Does this soundtrack make me more or less excited for the film? I’d say an emphatic YES.
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Ars Technica
The film's greatest flaw is its so-so soundtrack. The songs are mediocre and truly forgettable, despite having been written by the same duo, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez.
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Vox
It’s not an exaggeration to say the release of the Frozen 2 soundtrack this past weekend — just ahead of Frozen 2’s November 22 release date — counts as an event. Not since the heyday of Disney’s ’90s animated musicals has a film soundtrack had such high expectations to live up to. So does the new Frozen 2 soundtrack hold up to all that hype? Yeah, pretty much.
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Entertainment
Don’t listen to the soundtrack before seeing the film. Not only do the isolated tunes not do justice to their surprising place in the darker, more dangerous narrative showcased in Frozen 2, but if the movie’s release turns out to be anything like what happened last time, you’ll hear these songs plenty over the next year.
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MOVIE WAVE
The quality of the songs is extremely high – they form a vital part of the narrative, are smartly-written, and without exception are exceptionally catchy. The songs are first-rate, the score is if anything even better than the first film’s – Frozen II is a very fine musical package.
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The Washington Times
‘Frozen 2’ soundtrack struggles in shadow of first.
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stuff
No Let It Go - Frozen 2 soundtrack wonderful, but not as memorable as first
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Her Campus
The Frozen 2 soundtrack is even more rich and thrilling than the first one. Surprisingly, the outtakes sounds so much more like the cute and delicate Frozen that we used to know and love.
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Press Herald
The songs by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez are bangers, naturally, and parents might be glad to discover that the catchiest song on the soundtrack isn’t an Elsa belter, but a pitch-perfect ’80s power ballad sung by Kristoff (ready those karaoke pipes).
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The Daily Nebraskan
‘Frozen 2’ soundtrack tops original with mature, empowering melodies.
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Knox News
'Frozen 2' soundtrack solid, not great 4/5
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tuscson.com
‘Frozen 2’ soundtrack struggles in shadow of first.
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Newsweek
. . . the Frozen 2 soundtrack is out with new super-catchy songs from the new movie, due to be released on November 22.
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Screen Rant
Frozen 2's soundtrack boasts a sensational collection of songs ranging from power anthems to soaring ballads, and many are sure to become karaoke classics.
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Rotoscopers
The songs in Frozen 2, written by Frozen veterans Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, are grand, epic, and catchy. . . . the music of Frozen 2 is modern with every more Broadway fanfare, bringing freshness to the sequel’s soundtrack.
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Cultura
Overall, and apart from the shadows of Frozen's first film, this soundtrack album was one of the best. The loss of the catchy side in many tracks is indeed a disappointment. Although replaced with a more mature rhythm, mature with a high intensity level. 4/5
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Refinery29
For those who just can’t let the songs of Frozen go, the sequel’s soundtrack is a warm blanket worth wrapping yourself up in. Every song on the Frozen II soundtrack will make you want to build a snowman . . . .
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Elite Daily
. . . the Frozen 2 soundtrack is here already, and it is packed with absolute bangers that will have you hitting the replay button for weeks to come.
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