Brave (film)

[Neil]

It's Pixar... Nuff said!

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[Neil]

AICN seems to think Pixar have worked their magic again!

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/56546


Brave is such a lush, gorgeous film to watch. I actually saw BRAVE in 2-D for my first viewing, and assuming I'd make a point of seeing it in 3-D eventually, but now I'm not so sure. The water, greenery, fur on animals, beards on humans, fabrics, and of course Meridas fiery red mane of hair all look spectacular—better than I've ever seen them look in an animated work. True, gorgeous visuals don't make a movie good or bad, but they sure to make my eyes happy.

But there's something kind of great about this way BRAVE's plot unfolds. It takes some crazy twists and turns, for sure, but I was always guessing and getting more interested in where it would take me. I loved the parent-child emphasis, but there's also a mystical quality to the film that seems drawn directly from Scottish folklore. Since this is Pixar, humor is also a big part of the movies, but most of that involves the fathers (Kevin McKidd, Robbie Coltrane and Craig Ferguson) of the three suitors, who lock horns with King Fergus about the possibility of their peace treaty falling apart if Merida doesn't pick a husband. The film's greatest lesson is about taking responsibility for your actions.

[bassman]

Aside from Wall-E, Pixar has never missed a step. Hopefully this will be just as good, but I just can't get behind the trailers for some reason. It just doesn't grab my attention like their past films.

I'm more excited for Monsters University....
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[LouCipherr]

Brave has me intrigued, if only for the fact that the main character is a redhead. :elol:

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GIGGITY! :lol: