text: No one is safe from Mayim Bialik: This time, she attacks Frozen – SheKnows
  September 16, 2014 at 7:58pm PM EDT
  No one and nothing is safe from the opinion of Mayim Bialik! Just a day after sharing her distaste for singer, Ariana Grande, Bialik is now attacking one of the most popular movies of the year.
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  The Big Bang Theory actress wrote a blog for Kveller.com titled, "Why My Sons and I Hate the Movie Frozen." The blog went through, step by step, her reasoning for why she feels it is such a horrible movie. The first reason? The "plot and feminism."
  "Sure, it's sort of hidden, but the search for a man/love/Prince is still the reigning plot line in the movie, as it is with pretty much all movies for young people which are animated," Bialik wrote. "The sister's desire to marry this guy she just met, and the other sister getting mad at her — we still have a plot about the identification of a woman being based on her desire and search to meet a man."
  Bialik did add that she is not a fan of most musicals and her "hate" for Frozen isn't only for that one movie. Her dislike for most musicals seems to go back to the feminism issue.
  "I've had just enough already with this finding a man business in most every kids' movie," she adds. "Disney classics were all about this and look where it's gotten us! Naked billboards of singers and women still not paid equal pay for equal work and ridiculous standards of beauty and body image and campaigns such as 'Why I Don't Need Feminism' and tons of other things proving we still have a ways to go."
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  Despite Bialik's distaste for the feminism issues in the film, she also did add that she didn't like the film because of its male bashing (because not all men turn out to be villains) and the way the women look (like "dolls," she said). She explained how the men "look like they have the proportions of human beings," but the women "have ginormous eyes. Like really ridiculously big. Teeny-tiny ski slope noses. Exaggerated delicate ski sloppiness, actually. Barbie doll proportions of their bodies in general: tiny waists, ample busts, and huge heads. They look like dolls. They don't look like the same species as the male characters even! What's up with that?! My sons thought the females looked like BRATZ dolls, truth be told. I kind of agree."
  Bialik continued, "I know everybody loved Frozen and that I am going to get so much hate for this. But I'm just keeping it real, yo."