Another problem with the plot is that it felt very recycle. The usual talking animal trope that often comes with humans-turned-animals is sadly not here. I think Queen Elinor turning into a bear, kinda hurts the plot, since she's unable to show, her side of the story.
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The movie rarely gives them, any time to talk it out, and listen to each other, due to all the weak conflicts. Not once, throughout the film, was I convince, that they truly understood each other's problems.
The problem with it, is the fact, that it's very underdeveloped. Can they work out, their issues with each other or will their kingdom suffer, because of it? Watch the movie to find out! Without spoiling the movie, too much, I give credit where credit due, the writers did try to add something new to the Disney princess motifs, with the whole mother & daughter, mend the bond relationship. Both must learn to sacrifice, some their values, and ideals in hope to grow, a stronger, and meaningful relationship. Soon enough, both women are, in the crosshairs, with each other. Merida thinks, otherwise, ignored her duties, in hope, of making her own path in life. Her over-bearing mother, Queen Elinor (Voiced by Emma Thompson) is so intended is to keep her people alive, that she is willing to marry off, her daughter to the firstborn sons of the clan leaders, in hope for peace. The movie tells the story of Princess Merida (Voiced by Kelly McDonald) whom just come of age. Directed by three people, Brenda Chapman, Steve Purcell & Mark Andrews, and set in medieval Scotland.
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The animation is beautiful, but it looks like they stole or mirror CGI designs from DreamWorks's 2010's How to Train a Dragon film.
I actually had no idea that this was a real event until dlwagner sent me an email informing me of this-but I certainly did NOT expect to hear them talking about it in "Brave". By the way, there is a cute inside joke in the film in which they mention someone being out of town at the "Wicker Man" ceremony! This could be a reference to the wonderful 1970s film (see this one-not the remake) or to the actual ancient ceremony. It's especially nice to see a FEMALE protagonist-and one who does NOT need to be rescued by a prince! Incidentally, my daughter and her friend loved the film-and my bet is that girls would generally prefer this film but it's a lot of fun for everyone. Now this isn't to say it's bad-it just isn't among the very best of the studio and is STILL well worth seeing. It wasn't bad, but never hit that emotional spot within that you'd find in "Up" or "Toy Story 3". While I was thrilled to see a Pixar film with female leads AND featuring a mother-daughter relationship, the story itself seemed a bit shallow and flat. As far as the story goes, it was a mixed bag. But it's more than that-the textures, colors and depth were all incredible and I was in love with the animation throughout. To some extent this is to be expected-as years pass, the CGI is bound to get better and better. While I must admit that "Brave" is not among my favorite Pixar films, I was totally blown away by the computer graphics.
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