Merida’s brothers, the triplets, add some very funny comic relief without ever speaking a word.
Pixar has made a story that is funny and touching at the same time. She is one you will want your children to know about, not just the girls but the boys, too. You may be thinking that we don’t need another princess for Disney to add to the group it already has. The backgrounds of the Scottish countryside provide a wonderful sight for the eyes. Merida’s hair is a vibrant red and keeping it waving with all its curls must have been a very daunting task. “Brave” is a beautiful story and visually stunning. Pixar has made a marvelous film about the love of family and the courage it takes to admit you’re wrong. She is led to a witch in the forest who gives her a spell to use on her mother.įor those of you who have been waiting for the next Pixar film to come out, your patience is about to be rewarded. They argue over the matter and Merida runs away. Her mother has been preparing her from the day she was born for this event and sees Merida’s rebellion as troublesome. Merida does not want to get married yet, so she rebels. King Fergus (voice of Billy Connolly) and Queen Elinor (voice of Emma Thompson) are raising their family in the Scottish Highlands, and on her birthday Merida receives a bow from her father.Īs Merida grows into her teen years, she has become quite the archer, but now it is time for the clans to come together and find someone for her to marry.
“Brave” is the story of Princess Merida (voice of Kelly MacDonald) and her family. So many love what the two companies do with these films, it is not surprising to find that numerous individuals want to know about their newest feature, “Brave.” So much so, you will almost always see one of these films running when you enter any pediatrician or dentist office. Films like “Finding Nemo,” “Monsters Inc.” and the “Toy Story” series have engrained themselves into our culture. The Disney and Pixar collaboration over the years has presented unique films that audiences enjoy watching many times over. Related article: Main character in ‘Brave’ fits trend toward realistic female heroines
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