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Frozen 2 became the biggest animation of all time following its release last Christmas, and now you can head into the unknown whenever you want.

The smash hit Disney sequel brings back Anna and Elsa – along with Kristoff, Olaf and Sven, of course – as the sisters delve into their past, discovering things about Elsa's magical powers that they could never have imagined.

Frozen 2 is now available to watch on Sky Cinema, but if you're not a Sky subscriber, you can sign up to NOW TV and enjoy a seven-day free trial with its Sky Cinema Pass.

The Sky Cinema Pass costs £11.99 per month to get access to all of the latest movie releases, but it will auto-renew after the free trial ends, so make sure to cancel the pass if you don't wish to carry on subscribing to NOW TV.

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You can also combine the Sky Cinema Pass with NOW TV's Entertainment Pass to enjoy all of the latest TV shows as well for £20.98 per month. Again though, make sure to cancel before the seven-day free trial is up if you don't wish to continue.

Frozen 2 is also available to watch right now on Disney+ and if you're not already a subscriber, it costs just £5.99 per month or £59.99 for an entire year.

Disney+ also has the original Frozen movie and Frozen shorts Olaf's Frozen Adventure and Frozen Fever, as well as the excellent making-of series Into the Unknown: Making Frozen 2, to fill all of your Arendelle needs.

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Of course, if you'd prefer to own Frozen 2 in a physical copy, you can buy it now on DVD, Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray or 4K Ultra HD.

Frozen 2 is available to watch on Sky Cinema, NOW TV and Disney+.

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