Ice Princess
Family • G • 2005 • 1 hr 38 min
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Holds up as a nostalgia movie. Lead's acting is rough, though.
As a rising senior, I can relate to Casey. This movie is good!
A nice feel good movie, can watch w/ family especially if you want to convince your parents to let you to follow your dreams..
Pretty forgetable, but overall an enjoyable watch.
Was obsessed with this movie when I was a kid
This movie is so nostalgic for me, so I'm probably biased. I really loved this story growing up.
One of my favourite movies as a tween. Handles some quite difficult topics
Michelle Trachtenberg is amazing in this role. The soundtrack is great and it’s a feel good, cute, family friendly movie.
Such a great DCOM with a stacked cast and a great tribute to a beautiful sport
Just like every other disney movie. Loved it as a child
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