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Pixar's Brave takes a departure from their usual tales of talking toys and lovable monsters to deliver a heartfelt story of bravery, self-discovery, and the bonds between mother and daughter.  A visually stunning animation for Scottish Highlands, where tradition meets a young princess's fierce determination to carve her own destiny.

Set in the rugged landscapes of ancient Scotland, the film introduces us to Princess Merida, an adventurous and headstrong archer. Her fiery spirit clashes with the expectations of her royal lineage, which dictate that she should conform to the stereotypical roles of a princess. Determined to defy this fate, Merida embarks on a daring quest that inadvertently plunges her kingdom into chaos.

Brave excels in its portrayal of familial relationships, particularly the dynamic between Merida and her mother, Queen Elinor. It does a good job showing of courage, independence, and the enduring love between a mother and her daughter. Their evolving bond and understanding form the emotional core of the story, a refreshing departure from the usual romantic narratives found in Disney princess films. 

Pixar's animation is, as expected, an amazing capture of the Scottish landscapes are rendered with meticulous detail. And for 2012 the animation is fantastic. The attention to cultural authenticity adds depth and richness to the setting. Overall, a good Pixar film here. 

Apologies for the camera quality hiccup. We were eager to test a new lens, but after the trial run, we decided to return it and opt for a different one. :)

What was your reaction?

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Watched on: Disney+

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Comments

☻Shell🎔⋆˚🐾˖°

I don't know if you've looked it up or been told yet, but? It made $500 million box office and there's no plans for a second movie. Pixar consider it a flop, because it didn't do as well as some of their other movies, I disagree. It wasn't generic and it had deeper meaning, obviously? Some youngsters won't get it. lol. The Jason Mamoa comparison cracked me up! Billy is perfect for the dad role though, he makes the movie for me! Great reaction guys, thank you, it was worth the wait - I honestly think you'll like Anastasia, and, as others have said, Treasure planet as well :)

Brittany Lewandowski

Loving this! For an underrated show that slowly getting super popular. You guys HAVE to watch Yellowjackets.

Caroline

It's a good movie, but it somehow didn't trigger the heartbreaking feelings I've had with other Disney/Pixar films like Up, Souls, Coco, or Inside Out. Somehow, there was no wow moment for me. I don't know why. After the mother turned into the bear, I found the plot and message very predictable. But I can imagine that it is much more emotional for people who have a bad relationship with their parents. Maybe that's why it didn't touch me.

Maggie Barbour

Love this movie. I love that they really leaned on the Mama Bear metaphor

Anonymous

You guys should watch brother bear if you liked this one :)

Alanna Meyers

Such a great reaction as always. I’m glad it surprised you all. As someone who had a very controlling mother (who has since passed) and a turbulent relationship with her, this movie hits close to home.

Lena Herbert

Fun fact: the voice actors for Merida (Kelly McDonald), Elinor (Emma Thompson), and Dingwall (Robbie Coltrane) were all Harry Potter actors! Kelly McDonald was Rowena Ravenclaw's daughter Helena, aka the Grey Lady, the ghost of Ravenclaw House, in Deathly Hallows Pt 2. Emma Thompson was Professor Sybil Trelawney, the Divination teacher. And Robbie Contrane was Hagrid.

Artem Dmytrenko

Please, consider to watch "The Incredibles" (2004) animation movie in the future, if you didn't see it. It does have kinda adult themes like the "Up", but is more lightweight.