Brave 3D
Disney and Pixar's Academy Award-winning animated adventure about Merida (voiced by Kelly McDonald), a Scottish princess who confronts tradition, destiny and the fiercest of beasties. A skilled archer and the spirited daughter of King Fergus (Billy Connolly) and Queen Elinor (Emma Thompson), Merida is determined to follow her own path.
She defies an age-old custom to marry the sons of the land’s lords: massive MacGuffin (Kevin McKidd), surly Macintosh (Craig Ferguson) and cantankerous Dingwall (Robbie Coltrane). But this inadvertently unleashes chaos and fury in the kingdom, forcing Merida to undo a beastly curse before it's too late.
- Director:
- Mark Andrews (feature debut)Brenda Chapman ('The Prince of Egypt')
- Writer:
- Brenda ChapmanIrene Mecchi
- Cast:
- Kelly MacdonaldJulie WaltersBilly ConnollyEmma ThompsonKevin McKiddRobbie ColtraneJohn RatzenbergerCraig Ferguson
Reviews & comments
Vulture
pressIn addition to being fast, funny, and unpretentious, Brave is a happy antidote to all the recent films in which women triumph by besting men at their own macho games...
Village Voice
pressThe animation studio's first film with a female protagonist, a defiant lass who acts as a much-welcome corrective to retrograde Disney heroines of the past and the company's unstoppable pink-princess merchandising.
Variety
pressBrave offers a tougher, more self-reliant heroine for an era in which princes aren't so charming, set in a sumptuously detailed Scottish environment where her spirit blazes bright as her fiery red hair.
Time Out
pressThis isn't the NASCAR-fellating cash grab that is the Cars franchise, but it's still Pixar on preachy autopilot.
Hollywood Reporter
pressPixar's 13th feature plays it safe and old-fashioned rather than risky and adventurous.
Box Office Magazine
pressThere's no denying the film's refrain that legends are lessons, but Brave is sadly remedial.
A.V. Club
pressAt its best, Brave accesses all the complicated feelings involved between a parent and a rebellious adolescent.
Pixar once again does not disappoint. From the animation to the story line it was a flawless. 'Brave' took on a completely different story line from what I was expecting from the trailer, but that is not a bad thing. 'Brave' certainly is a great movie for adults and kids but I must say it wont be remembered as one of my Pixar favourites as it is not quite...
Another Pixar piece of brillant animation wrapping around a beautifully wonderful story. With the themes and back drop of 'Brave Heart', loving emotional tale reminiscent of 'Titanic', storyline like 'Brother Bear' and amazing animation like 'How to Train Your Dragon' (I almost forgot I wasnt watching real people!). Watch the hair of Merida (red haired...
This movie, out of all the new releases, has been my favourit. Perhaps this was due to me not knowing what to expect and being pleasantly surprised by the introduction of a key central character that all the trailers and propaganda seem to miss. Great effects - although didn't add much to the 3D factor at all. Would've preferred to see this movie 2D...
Vulture
pressIn addition to being fast, funny, and unpretentious, Brave is a happy antidote to all the recent films in which women triumph by besting men at their own macho games...
Village Voice
pressThe animation studio's first film with a female protagonist, a defiant lass who acts as a much-welcome corrective to retrograde Disney heroines of the past and the company's unstoppable pink-princess merchandising.
Variety
pressBrave offers a tougher, more self-reliant heroine for an era in which princes aren't so charming, set in a sumptuously detailed Scottish environment where her spirit blazes bright as her fiery red hair.
Time Out
pressThis isn't the NASCAR-fellating cash grab that is the Cars franchise, but it's still Pixar on preachy autopilot.
Hollywood Reporter
pressPixar's 13th feature plays it safe and old-fashioned rather than risky and adventurous.
Box Office Magazine
pressThere's no denying the film's refrain that legends are lessons, but Brave is sadly remedial.
A.V. Club
pressAt its best, Brave accesses all the complicated feelings involved between a parent and a rebellious adolescent.
Pixar once again does not disappoint. From the animation to the story line it was a flawless. 'Brave' took on a completely different story line from what I was expecting from the trailer, but that is not a bad thing. 'Brave' certainly is a great movie for adults and kids but I must say it wont be remembered as one of my Pixar favourites as it is not quite...
Another Pixar piece of brillant animation wrapping around a beautifully wonderful story. With the themes and back drop of 'Brave Heart', loving emotional tale reminiscent of 'Titanic', storyline like 'Brother Bear' and amazing animation like 'How to Train Your Dragon' (I almost forgot I wasnt watching real people!). Watch the hair of Merida (red haired...
This movie, out of all the new releases, has been my favourit. Perhaps this was due to me not knowing what to expect and being pleasantly surprised by the introduction of a key central character that all the trailers and propaganda seem to miss. Great effects - although didn't add much to the 3D factor at all. Would've preferred to see this movie 2D...
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