Overall, I found the movie to be quite interesting; there seems to be parallel between "fake" and "real" friendships and that with actual friendships, one can make up so long as they put in the effort to care about their partner. This makes the one dimensionality of Freezen and Frozen's dynamic quite apparent. I enjoyed the aspect of one's heart being "iced," so to speak, and the fight was quite interesting, if emotionally devastating for younger viewers. However, I was able to enjoy it, as well due to the fact that it was wonderfully choreographed and Porun saying goodbye to Hinata was stirring as well.The only issue I have with the movie is the subplot which began it all: the fact that Nagisa and Honoka already had a fight over her feelings over Fujimura in episode 10 of the prior season seems redundant, and makes the plot of their friendship being "fake" due to an argument over this questionable to say the least, given how much they've bonded since then. However, this was thankfully forgotten quickly and was little more than a bump in an otherwise whimsical plot set in winter. I would like to give this movie a 6/10.