Her wild, curly red hair makes her look different from any of the other Disney princesses. I also love the character design of Merida. “Brave” is rated PG for some scary action and rude humor.įirst off, I have to say I like the concept of “Brave.” The central theme of the mother-daughter relationship is a great one and fantastic material for a Pixar film. This causes a huge battle between Merida and Elinor and a seemingly permanent rift in the mother-daughter relationship.īut things change when Merida runs across a witch who offers her a spell that can solve all of her problems. Matters are made worse when lords from the other three kingdoms arrive to arrange a marriage between one of their sons and the fiery red-headed princess. Of course, that doesn’t sit well with Merida. Queen Elinor is constantly trying to get her daughter to act like a lady and grow into her future role as queen. She loves archery, horse riding, rock climbing, and her freedom. In medieval Scotland, Merida is a young princess and a free spirit.
While “Brave” features a great theme, excellent music, and a fun setting, it suffers from a predictable script, a questionable execution of the lesson being learned, and murky 3D.
Kevin McKidd as Lord MacGuffin / Young MacGuffin (voice)ĭirected by Mark Andrews, Brenda Chapman, and Steve Purcell
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