If you’re the parent to a child, particularly a girl, younger than 10, you probably have a love-hate relationship with the movie Frozen. “Love” because you can actually get stuff done around the house while your precious offspring zones out to the movie for the umpteenth time; “hate” because if you have to hear “Let It Go” for one more christforsaken time you’re going to take a baseball bat to the DVD player.
Some solace might be to imagine that star Kristen Bell, who voices the character of “Anna,” might be suffering a similar fate since she has two girls younger than 5. Not so much, as she told Jimmy Kimmel Wednesday night. “I don’t know, because they live to break down my self-esteem?,” Bell responded, when asked why her children don’t care that she’s in the movie. Bell says that she tried to indoctrinate her 3-year-old daughter Lincoln once when she was running a fever, but the toddler wanted nothing to do with it.
Figures that the kid of Anna herself would have the reaction, “Mommy I think we should turn this off” 15 minutes into the dang movie. No offense to Bell but I’m with you, Lincoln, for what it’s worth.
