A somewhat critical review. I have no idea if this site counts towards the RT score.
http://moviemezzanine.com/frozen-review/
This particular critique is no longer surprising; it's been echoed by professional reviewers and the general public at pre-screenings:
And then there’s Elsa, who is dealing with things Disney characters normally don’t face, even if her situation feels like an X-Men riff (in keeping with recent trends, her ice tricks play a lot more like superpowers than any kind of magic). A better version of this film would focus more on her; the movie falters whenever Elsa isn’t present, and we only get one-and-a-half Idina Menzel musical performances, which I’m pretty sure is criminal.
That's been my feeling from the beginning of the story -- if you create this incredible character, you need to do more with her.
He does, however, like Let It Go:
The best song in the film is “Let It Go,” in which Elsa expresses her exhilaration at being able to freely use her abilities for the first time in her life. It’s an Idina Menzel power ballad, so of course it’s great.
Gives it a grade of "C," whatever that means, RT-wise (if this site counts towards the RT score).