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An Exercise In Nonsense

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

A wonderful and fun animation to watch. Great for the whole family.

This is one of the movies that I actually still own on DVD because it is a movie I would always go back to. The movie is full of a funny scenes and it goes in depth of Scottish tradition and mystery, which I do think studying a culture is something Disney should do more often. As I said it's just a fun movie showing a different side to the basic Disney Princess stories and in my opinion it's what started off the franchise of strong Disney females.

I finally watched the movie yesterday and i came on here to add it to my lists only to find out that this movie is pretty hated and now i'm confused. I didn't have any expectations, at first i thought that it was gonna be another boring cartoon but i was pleasantly surprised.Animation: Everything looked pretty, even her hair, but i thought that she wasn't created with much details other than that (or at least my eyes were not drawn to them!); the landscapes were beautiful and +1000 points for the scene were she shoots the arrow because it was really well done.Plot: I loved the plot because it wasn't about her finding the love of her life and them marring and living together forever, the main point was family instead. It contained some clichés, true, but i enjoyed it nonetheless.In the end, for me, this movie wasn't as bad as people make it to be; I've had red haired kids and friends my age tell me how happy they were to finally feel included in a cartoon and i felt SO happy for them. I think that this movie was the start of a different generation of princesses and i'm totally okay with it; The stories may be full of clichés but isn't it better to have strong and independent princesses more than docile princesses that just need a prince to live better?

This movie is poorly conceived, poorly written and poorly executed. The animation is high quality, but the story is semi coherent, mean spirited and lousy. The heroine seems like a real brat and she doesn't change. Her father is made out to be a Scottish highlander so huge he dwarfs everyone, kind of makes him hard to like. The only sympathetic character in the thing, the mother, gets turned into a bear by a magic tart made by a witch. The girl feeds her a cake that makes her sick and then turns her into a bear, in danger of being killed by the father. It's not cute, or charming. It is very creepy, it's like she poisoned her mother. It's terrible, and i'm a grown man. I can't imagine how a child would perceive her ghastly transformation. It only gets worse from there. The movie is scant on charm and bereft of real laughs. Apparently the studio paid for a bunch of fake reviews so i felt compelled to share my feelings. Brave is the worst of all the Pixar films. Avoid it.