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Brave review
32 Brave
Rewatch.
A Pixar movie. Brave is the story of a free-spirited Scottish princess, who wants to be free of the restrictions that her mother is placing on her. This is an especially important part of the plot, as three rival clan leaders arrive to offer their heirs' hand in marriage, so as to ensure the continuity of the kingdom. However, ther is another plot. That of will-o-wisps and a witch-who-says-she's-not-a-witch, who has a singular spell that changes fates of people in a very particular way. (Bears are involved.)
The battle of wills between the princess and her queen mother is particularly well done, as is the character development that happens as a result of the princess enlisting the services of the witch. Also the King is also a good character. His interactions with his family and the rival chiefs makes up a comic relief factor within the film. (It easily balances what happens to the Queen.) Billy Connolly is at his best. The princess's three younger brothers are also well done, adding to the above comic relief.
It all adds up to being a worthy addition to Pixar's collection of films, being easily up there with the Toy Story<> series. The climax, while not as moving as the Toy Story 3 climax, is rather moving in of itself, with question of what is going to happen next up in the air. 8.5/10.
Rewatch.
A Pixar movie. Brave is the story of a free-spirited Scottish princess, who wants to be free of the restrictions that her mother is placing on her. This is an especially important part of the plot, as three rival clan leaders arrive to offer their heirs' hand in marriage, so as to ensure the continuity of the kingdom. However, ther is another plot. That of will-o-wisps and a witch-who-says-she's-not-a-witch, who has a singular spell that changes fates of people in a very particular way. (Bears are involved.)
The battle of wills between the princess and her queen mother is particularly well done, as is the character development that happens as a result of the princess enlisting the services of the witch. Also the King is also a good character. His interactions with his family and the rival chiefs makes up a comic relief factor within the film. (It easily balances what happens to the Queen.) Billy Connolly is at his best. The princess's three younger brothers are also well done, adding to the above comic relief.
It all adds up to being a worthy addition to Pixar's collection of films, being easily up there with the Toy Story<> series. The climax, while not as moving as the Toy Story 3 climax, is rather moving in of itself, with question of what is going to happen next up in the air. 8.5/10.