I Was NOT Ready For Disney Pixar's *BRAVE* Got Way Too Invested!
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- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2023
- Enjoy My First Time Watching Disney Pixar's Brave. This Brave Movie Reaction Was Unexpected As I Was Not Prepared For The Emotions It Brought Out Of Me. What's Your Favorite Pixar Movie? #Disney #Pixar #firsttimewatching #moviereaction #Brave
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Brave Movie Description:
Brave is a 2012 American animated fantasy film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The film was directed by Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman (in the former's feature directorial debut), co-directed by Steve Purcell, and produced by Katherine Sarafian, with John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, and Pete Docter serving as executive producers. The story was written by Chapman, who also wrote the film's screenplay with Andrews, Purcell, and Irene Mecchi. The film stars the voices of Kelly Macdonald, Billy Connolly, Emma Thompson, Julie Walters, Robbie Coltrane, Kevin McKidd, and Craig Ferguson. Set in the Scottish Highlands, the film tells the story of Princess Merida of DunBroch (Macdonald) who defies an age-old custom, causing chaos in the kingdom by expressing the desire not to be betrothed. When Queen Elinor (Thompson), her mother, falls victim to a beastly curse and turns into a bear, Merida must look within herself and find the key to saving the kingdom. Merida is the first character in the Disney Princess line to be created by Pixar. The film is also dedicated to Pixar chairman and Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs, who died before the film's release.
Brave is Pixar's first film with a female protagonist, and the first one animated with a new proprietary animation system, called Presto. Originally titled The Bear and the Bow, the film was first announced in April 2008 alongside Up (2009) and Cars 2 (2011). Chapman, who had just wrapped up work as a story artist on Cars (2006), drew inspiration for the film's story from her relationship with her own daughter. Co-directing with Andrews and Purcell, Chapman became Pixar's first female director of a feature-length film. To create the most complex visuals possible, Pixar completely rewrote their animation system for the first time in 25 years. Brave is the first film to use the Dolby Atmos sound format. The filmmakers created three original tartan patterns for three of the four clans in the film. Patrick Doyle composed the film's musical score.
Brave premiered at the Seattle International Film Festival on June 10, 2012, and was theatrically released in North America on June 22. Receiving generally positive reviews, it was a box office success, grossing $540.4 million against a $185 million budget. The film won the Academy Award, the Golden Globe, and the BAFTA Award for Best Animated Feature Film. Preceding the feature theatrically was a short film entitled La Luna, directed by Enrico Casarosa.
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Fun fact: They had to make a whole new code just to animate Merida's curly red locks for this movie and it's CHANGED the game of animating hair ever since. Sully's fur in _Monsters Inc._ was a similar story.
I believe it was 2 different code sets/engines, not just one. It’s wild
Im not sure but didnt a similar thing happen to moana also?
@@lol-ot4pn Moana and Encanto were basically part 3 and 4 of them developing the hair programming. Started way back with Tangled and then this movie was when the main breakthrough happened. It’s been a. Continuous process tho
Fun fact: I’m your 100th like! Also i did NOT know that till now, thanks! :)
The fact that I said this exact thing to myself when he mentioned it
Fun fact, this movie is actually considered one of the most hated Pixar movies by RUclips critics, I personally like it lol
I really don't get the hate this movie gets. It's also one of my favourite Pixar movies.
Right? I love this movie ^_^
same here I love the movie, maybe it's hated because it's one of the first of its kind that's not the usual trope of "damsel in distress" as disney princesses weren't usually the *independent-woman-who-doesnt-need-a-man* type
@@Abyrae because of the bear aspect when the mom changes to a bear and then the movie just turns into brother bear 🐻 and that’s why people hate it but for me personally I just think it’s a okay Pixar film could have been better
@@hassansulaiman3848 But Brother Bear and Brave only share two things in common, storywise: 1) the main character learning to take responsibility for their mistake, and 2) someone turning into a bear. Other than those two points, the story of each movie is different. It'd be like saying Harry Potter and Doctor Strange are the same story because they are both wizards that need to go to a magic school to learn to control their power, and they both have a magic cape. 🤦♀️
9:24 18:25 27:55 He’s speaking Doric. The actor was so happy to put some authentic native dialect there when the directors wanted him to speak gibberish. It was his hometown language and his grandfather spoke it.
It's funny cus the way they play it off makes it sound like gibberish, but when you know what he's actually saying you can hear it through that accent thicker than that bois mother proly was
Fun Fact for ya, Maudie is a wet nurse meaning when the queen has a baby it was seen as beneath her to breastfeed (or if she simply couldn't/ didn't want to, different cultures) and she was busy with running a household (especially a castle) and didn't have time for the daily care of a baby so a wet nurse was the one who would take care of the daily child rearing
I'm so glad someone brought this up. People have forgotten that back in the day, "nurses" were called that because they actually nursed the children during infancy. The nurse in Romeo and Juliet is a prime example. She is often cast as an old woman, but in reality, she had to have been younger, because she breastfed Juliet, who is only 13 in the play.
It would have been especially necessary here, with three infants. It's entirely possible that the queen couldn't produce enough milk to feed all of them simultaneously.
This makes so much sense!!
Breastfeeding also delayed fertility. As a queen your main job was to produce preferably sons as frequently as possible as child mortality was so high. A wetnurse freed up the queen for pregnancy.
And nursing someone else’s triplets had to suck!
My little Irish grandmother used to tell me the Celtic fable "The Bear and the Bow" when I was little. When this movie came out, I was in tears before the intro even started! They did an amazing job on this one.
so the movie is based/inspired by a story?
@@z2ynyes it’s heavily inspired by Celtic folklore !
a few years ago, I watched a girl who is Scottish do a reaction video of Brave, and she actually knew what the one boy was saying when no one else did! he was speaking "English" but it was with Scottish slang with his heavy accent.
yes! it's a real dialect. once someone pointed out what he's saying I could hear it but before that it just sounded like gibberish lol
He's speaking Doric, it's a Scottish dialect. It's not English with slang as whilst there are words in common, Doric has different words too.
@@mortisrat thanks for the clarification on that.
I wonder if it was the same woman who translated Merida's lines in Wreck It Ralph 2?
@@okumabear I think I watched that video too, from Wee Scottish Lass?
Merida and Mulan are my favourite disney princesses. Brave is genuinely such an underrated movie, it's nice to see it hit someone else just as hard as it hits me.
They are my favorite as well.
Just wanted to say the animated Mulan movie. The live action was just embarrassing and a total movie against the original. So sad 😔
@@MickeyMo600 well the original was closer to the traditional story thus being more respectful to Chinese history/culture.
@@silverstar1178 Yeah
Same I love strong women. 😊
Definitely agree about turning red and periods. Periods need to be normalized more instead of being seen as a ‘dirty little secret’. Some places in the world women and girls are seen as ‘dirty’ when she’s having her period which is just very backwards. And there are some guys who would balk at the suggestion of getting pads or tampons for their partner or daughter. But thankfully there are other men who just view it as a medical necessity and don’t think women “can just hold it in”.
Right? Periods are our natural cleaning process that our wombs go through :) it's a messy, painful process but a necessary one.
@@RedRoseSeptember22I couldn’t have said it better myself:)
It’s so insane that women go through that every single month… every single month and there’s still such a stigma around it…
@gabe6495 well the unused egg has to come out sometime 😂
Can you atleast mark the time of what you're replying to? Now people have to look for 39 minutes
The beginning always gets me. Her Husband jumps in front of that bear and Elanora grabs up her kid and jumps on that horse so fast , and she has to take off on the horse having to leave her Husband behind to save their child.
You know that's a terrible choice to make, but she makes it decisively. That's how you know Elanora may be a lady, but she is a strong woman. And her husband is a beast too. I love this couple. Relationship goals.
"Eleanor", not elanora.
I lost my mom not too long before this movie first came out. I had a lump in my throat throughout most of it, but at the end when Merida is crying "I want you back" OMG I just started bawling in the movie theater!
I have a really close relationship with my mom and we went to the movie theater together to see this movie . We were bawling hugging each other. I may not remember most of the movies that I went with her as a kid but I will forever remember this one. I’m sure she was there with you in that moment when you saw this close to your heart. You’re brave ❤
that scene where merida goes sword to sword with her dad to protect her mom is my favorite and makes me tear up every time
I always cry at the speech she gives at the end. That "You've always been there for me" gets me EVERY TIME 😢
Finally someone who also cried at the ending part when we thought her mother was gone. That part always has me bawling. Especially because of the music.
It's the fact Merida's mom doesn't break out of her restraints until her daughter is about to be hurt. Not even when she herself was about to DIE. That momma bear instinct came out the moment her baby was in trouble
Angus is 10/10 the best horse friend and the goodest boy... sticks with her even though he's terrified. Also HIS ANIMATION IS STELLAR. I love this movie, thanks for your honest and thoughtful reaction!
You bring such insight to your reactions. I think your ability to analyze the depth of character in others shows reflects how much and how deep your own character is.
I love that you immediately made the connection between HTTYD and Brave! I was a big Tumblr girlie back in the day, and there was this pretty big crossover fandom between Tangled, Brave, Rise of the Guardians and How to Train Your Dragon called Rise of the Brave Tangled Dragons (please don't judge us, we were teens having fun). One of the big ships coming out of that fandom was actually Hiccup and Merida, which I enjoyed myself, so it made my inner 16 year old giggle when you immediately mentioned HTTYD
Wasn’t frozen thrown into that mix later on as well?
@@lenibeni7421 they were, but I was already a bit disconnected from the fandom at that point and I never liked that addition anyway since it made an already bloated cast feel overwhelming and I felt that Anna and Elsa had a different energy than the rest, so it’s not something I think about
Im from scotland and in scotland right now 🏴😊 This was amazing! The scenery is very good and accurate and they did quite a good job historically speaking plus the music is great. Most of the voice actors are beloved scottish actors and the dad is the legend comedian billy connelly 😊 i dont know why so many people didnt like it maybe because there was quite a lot of scottish humour they didnt get but i love it one of my fav animated movies and my kids love it too. The lad that nobody can understand was voiced by kevin mckidd and he played the blonde dad and son. I always took it to be kind of an Aberdeen strong accent or at least somewhere up the top of scotland but i can understand most of what he is saying not everything though its still strong even for me 😂 really glad you enjoyed it and it gets me everytime at the end too still so emotional! 🥹❤️
bro i absolutely love this movie and it’s scottish humor 100/10
I've got Scottish and Irish heritage, and I would LOVE to visit the land someday.
@@okumabeari feel like everyone has at least a bit of Irish ancestry. Those mfs somehow shagged their way into everyone's family trees
This is one of my favourite films, period. The lullaby that Elinor sings to Merida in that flashback scene when they're out in the rain the night they first flee the castle, that song is sung in Scottish Gaelic and was the first (and might still be only) case of a Disney Princess singing in her native language; a few others feature native languages in the film, such as Moana, though the princesses themselves don't sing in the language themselves. I haven't seen some of the newer ones so it may have changed, so please feel free to correct me, anyone, but it's still the first case of a Disney princess singing in her native language! In English, the song is called Noble Maiden Fair and was written just for this film.
I absolutely love this movie. it was my older daughter's favorite when she was younger and she got to meet her at Disney World just walking around the park and we saw her and my daughter was so star struck and happy. The cutest pictures when she was itty bitty.
Pixar will sometimes just come up with a new idea for a physics engine and write a movie around it. Hair, octopus tentacles, fire & water effects
Brave doesn't follow the traditional Pixar formula and that ended up giving the execs cold feet. The original director of the fildm, Brenda Chapman, was removed and replaced with Mark Andrews who changed the ending of the film.
That's BULLSHIT bro...
My love of this movie is that it feels more like feminism done right. A realistic issue between a mother that is old school and a daughter that believes otherwise. Clever writing like her father never believing in magic and is willing to believe his daughter went crazy than the ounce of belief that she was right. Overall it is a very well done movie and the feelings that Mell had is well justified. Especially when all hope is lost to her and she says how she feels.
And it didn't fall into the trap of making Merida's character infallible. She was forced to grow, acknowledge that while she was right to be mad, her actions still had consequences, had to humble herself and couldn't solve everything on her own.
This is one of my TOP favorite “princess” movies. I say that in quotations because Merida is not your stereotypical princess. Tangled is tied with Brave for me as best princess movies. However, I definitely cannot say I like Brave more than HTTYD. Maybe equally, but not more. Excited to watch this reaction! Thank you sharing it with us!🫶🏻
Idk why so many ppl hate on Brave, even though I don’t think about it much among the other Disney princess movies, it is still a great movie
@@JustCallmeMJ It's fine but it's not a great movie mostly due to the whole bear thing. That's where it loses a lot of people and potential that it had to be great. If you want to know why a lot of people dislike it (including me) i'd recommend watching *Brave was a Disappointment* by eliquorice. Bit of a long video but it's honestly really good
Merida's hair actually took so mucj work. It changed the entire way pixar and others animated hair as a whole. They rigged and animated each and every strand of hair individually.
" Aw! My leg!" Lol 1:40
I have Scottish ancestry on my mother's side of the family. My mom and I are really close so this movie with the Scottish culture and the mother daughter relationship is a favorite of ours to watch together.
Haggis is sheep's stomach stuffed with a mix of its heart, liver, and lungs. Seasoned with salt, minced onions, oatmeal, suet, and mixed with stock. LoL
I’m obsessed with this guys reactions
I actually do remember hearing people going on about how it was "wrong to show little girls they don't have to get married" back when this originally came out. This was back before any type of deviation from the formula was called "woke", but it was from the same crowd that scream that word over every little thing now.
History repeating itself xD
Wow heaven forbid a teenage girl say she’s not ready for marriage! The horror! 😂
It's so oddly refreshing to see a man, specifically a black man, be able to express and show emotion so openly.
I hate how emotions are so vilified amongst male society. Everyone has them. It doesn't matter what's between your legs.
As a black woman, I agree ❤
Blame men like Andrew Tate for that
i agree, they are seen as weak. Having older brothers and being in a hispanic household and they are meant to be all strong and not show an inch of weakness its so sad, ill be damned if my potential future kids be seen as weak just because they are showing their emotions.
Absolutely!
"I would think that the sons would turn into something different."
If you remember, the witch's house, everything she carved was bears. She's got a bit of a fixation. Lol.
9:26 Young MacGuffin is speaking Doric - it's an actual dialect from Scotland. The voice actor Kevin McKidd (who also voices Lord MacGuffin) has relatives in the area who have that accent.
It turns out he said: "If he were a wee bit closer I could lob ma caber at him, ya ken?" Caber tossing is a game in the Highland Games - lifting a long heavy log (caber) and seeing how far you can throw it. "Ma" meaning "my", "ya ken?" meaning "you know".
Later he says "It's just nae fair making us fight for the hand o'a quain who doesnae want a bit of it, ken?" meaning "it's just hot fair making us fight for the hand of a girl who doesn't want a bit of it, you know?"
This story is so beautiful...my mom and I had a very complicated relationship (she passed away a few years ago), but my daughter and I are incredibly close.
She has me saved as, "Mama Bear" in her phone, because she knows I'm super chill about pretty much everything, but no one, and I mean no one, steps up to my kid.
She's saved as "Baby bear" in my phone ❤
Bro, when Merida said, “I need you, mommy,”
I cried my eyes out.
I just happened to take a guided trip through Scotland a couple of years after Brave was released. A mother/daughter duo were on the trip, and it turns out their son/brother works for Pixar and helped write the code for Merida’s hair. (They had proof.) it was so cool to talk to them about the making of this movie while in Scotland. 🏴
The child who we can't understand is actually speaking Doric a real language dielect of Scotland. hes second line is litterally: "It's just not fair making us fight for the hand of the girl that doesn't want any part of it. You know?"
My man, never be ashamed of emotion. The fact that a story can make you well up, can make you tear open that wellspring of empathy means that you have a heart. That you can relate to your fellow man. It means that you are Human! Never be ashamed to be human...those that don't feel another's pain, that can't express sympathy, regret, or love...those people should feel shame. They sold the greatest gift we were given, gave it away as if it were so much trash...they sold their own Humanity. So you keep on singing, keep on dancing, keep on screaming, and let the tears flow like the waves of the ocean!
The first time I saw this movie it made me love Scotland my favorite contry I like how they showed the culture.. and all the scenes and backgrounds of the movie are fantastic, I will never understand why it received so much hate.😂
This movie is one of my favorite Pixar films of all time because of the Celtic music and how they understand Fate, and that it highlights the relationship between a Girl and her mother and how the burden our parents sometimes put on us to be just like, if not Better version of them instead of being the best version of ourselves. Merida at first sees it as Her mom Wants her to be just like her (well I'm not going to be like you) when her mom is trying to teach her how to handle the Pressures of being a "princess" because she's the Heir to her family 's "Throne" but her mom thinks there's only one way to be a Princess/Queen.
I’ve always loved this movie, and I cry this much every time, it’s just sooo good! Loved also how much you appreciated the animation, it’s beautiful!
Most of us when we’ve been locked in for a long time and told what to do and who to be , sometimes as ppl growing , it’s not that we wanna break that bond or intentionally do , it’s that most of us have been held back even by those we love most , we are appreciative of everything they do , but sometimes we as humans just wanna navigate and see if we can manage on our own without the need of having to be at our parents side for everything or in most cases ppl have been treated indifferently by there own families and sometimes just breaking away helps us heal and most of all grow ❤️
This, Moana, and Coco make me cry every time. These, imo, are some of the best Disney movies ever. Better than any of the ones before or after. Again, imo.
Moana makes me cry. Brave makes me cry. Coco makes me bawl my eyes out. My mother passed 2/22/22 from dementia, so the scene where Mama Coco starts singing, just instantly KILLS me, every single time, no matter what.
"Mama, go upstairs," kills me 😅😅😂
Watching from Scotland 🏴 and I LOVED this reaction to Brave🫶🏻The voiceover to dad is the Scottish national treasure that is Sir Billy Connolly♥️Merida is voiced by Kelly McDonald, another national treasure here in Scotland. Brave is an amazing animation and when I first seen this it reminded me of my childhood in Edinburgh. Walking Arthur’s Seat and searching for Wisps with my mother🫶🏻♥️Great reaction 🫶🏻♥️🏴
10:19 I wouldnt say this was the movie that started all the "woke" stuff cause I remember watching this movie when I was younger and I loved the whole daughter/mother relationship rather than thinking about "men strong women weak" type shi
there have been strong female characters since the 90s, people are just whiny and have too much free time. I remember my grandparents used to collect articles back then about BS like how mulan and timon from the lion king were trying to indoctrinate kids into being gay lmao
You're right, Merida was a 16 year old girl who didn't want to be married. Not because she believed she didn't need a man but because she was a child and didn't want to be married at such a young age.
When did the whole “woke” stuff happen anyway?
@chloejoyhenry3137 It Really Got Big Around The New Star Wars Movies.
@@chloejoyhenry3137 it's not a thing, so it never started. if you mean when did production companies stop putting effort into their movies cuz they wanted to make bigger profits? in the mid to late 10s.
I cried right alongside you even though I’ve already seen this movie. I genuinely adore it and your reaction as well!
Mel I see you ❤ I cry that much too watching Disney and Pixar movies , they are so heartwarming my heart just can’t take it , it spills out my eyes every time ‼️
I adored this movie growing up!! The setting, the archery, Merida's hair!! I found out recently that I have Scottish heritage!! Passed down from my grandfather! 🥰💚
I’m so glad I’m not the only one who imitates the lamp during Pixar intros.😂😂
35:00 Somehow I always got the feeling that when she was young Elinor was the best horsewoman in the four clans.
And that she still is - as she's about to prove to Merida.
Damn got me crying and shi damnnn Mello we both cried at the same damn time... Every time when Disney plays this movie on Disney Channel, It really makes me cry. 😁😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
They also made me cry at Up and Brave the funniest part is when the lord pull his son out behind the strongest person 😂
then the buff guy ends up with maudi at the end XD
33:19 😢awww❤ I got teary-eyed when merida's mom basically just snapped when she realized another bear was going to hurt her. It made me think about mama
I love this movie for the ironic things before seeing it in theatres as a kid. I saw it with my mother, I'm Scottish and I had a multitude of teddy bears.
I love this movie, my family has deep Scottish/Irish roots. I am directly related to a few well known Scottish people. The cravings on the stones in the beginning are Pictish (I also come from deep rooted pictish ancestry) not much is known about them. All that's left are some carvings that archeologists still haven't been able to really figure out. We know that they were very tough. So tough that even the Romans who were feared by many wouldn't mess with them. They were known to be covered head to toe in blue paint or tattoos and were naked with the exception of a few chains around their necks, waist and limbs. We dont know where they went but I think they were breed/cultured out and a lot of them just let go of who they were and it was forgotten. Scottish is beautiful and I hope to go there one day and visit the house of my namesake Sorbie tower.
I saw this movie in theaters with my mom when it came out. For the entire movie she glanced and smiled at me . She saw Merida in me, but my mom and have an amazing relationship so she never tried to change that part of me that's independent , wild and spontaneous. Im so appreciative of that because of lot of people tried to change me as a little girl and its scared me a little. But the older I get the more I don't care. SO that's why I love this movie because she reminds me to be myself always.
Love watching Pixar make you cry. 😂
4:25 around 3 years 😂
I love how in touch Mellow is with his emotions 🫶🏾
24:43 my mom's been taking care of my grandma since she had her stroke in February and it's been very difficult to watch her decline ....
She's still the strongest woman I know ❤
Everyone thinking her dad died in the beginning has me wheezing
Well can you blame them? We see the bear launching to bite and it cuts away to the title of the movie. Pretty classic way to show a parent dying without seeing it on screen.
First time watching with you, and a great movie. As Swartszenegger said, "I'll be back." I lived in Scotland, and that un-understandable speech is an actual Scottish dialect.
33:57 no because Disney/pixar hates their viewers. I’ve seen this way over 15 times, and I’m still sobbing with you and Merida
Same ive watched this a thousand times this movie carried my childhood with my mom
I love how emotionally invested u are and understand the messages. Thats what movies are all about
This is one of my favorite kid's movies across the board. It's got great animation, visuals, and meaning, plus dope accents. My daughter loves it, too, though nothing will ever compete with Tangled for her. Loved your reaction, man!
Fun fact, whenever the mom as a bear eats food, that’s when she turns like a real bear
All started with a vacation. Pixarbl people got to see just how incredibly beautiful Scotland was, and had to make a movie for it, and get paid to come back no less. Great film, universal message, too. Love it
I love this movie so much ♥️♥️♥️. Out of all the Disney princesses, it’s nice to see one center around familial relationships. I relate to Merida a lot especially her dynamic with her mom. The “listen” speech spoke to me in so many levels. Top notch movie.
I think a lot of the negative reaction was from how misleading the trailers were. They made it look like you were going to go off with this archer girl on a grand adventure around medieval Scotland when it was really a mom-daughter bonding movie. They really played up the archery because Hunger Games was huge at the time and people went in just expecting something else.
Please give the Star Trek franchise a chance. 🖖
You should try Quest For Camelot, same vibes as Brave but made in 1998. I was obsessed with it as a kid.
Yo, the Will book in the background is fire😂
Fun fact. The voice actor for Fergus was Dain Ironfoot in The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies
Billy Connolly...lol
you coulda just said his name 😭 is that even his most famous role? I think of Boondock Saints and Last Samurai before the hobbit abomination
It's so nice to actually find someone who cries as much as me at disney pixar movies
Yeah you are totally on point... those people are too weak
Yes yes yes, we love Scottish music and accent. I love the song of them catching fishes in the river. And yes, watching it again n again still cry rivers at the end scene when the sun rise and mom still in bear form.
My 4 little cousins were all you get and around the same age. Man when I tell you for about 3 months after this movie came out ALL we ever heard was "feast your eyes" in a bad Scottish accent, while getting mooned because they kept doing that. They thought it was the epitome of comedy 😂
I was fortunate to save up and visit scotland on a solo trip last month and it is amazing. The scenery, especially the highlands were captured well in this movie. Each time i see this i get the urge to give my mum a hug.
We love a king whos not afraid to cry❤️🙌
This is me and my mothers favorite Pixar movie. We really bonded and related to this movie in our own relationship. It shows the mother and daughter dynamic and how we can end up hurting each other but we have to mend our bond because we can be misunderstood.
35:40 I have seen this movie many times, hadn't seen that last part till now 😅
Just missed premier just yeah, get emotional every time i watch it. Beautiful film. Awesome reaction.
Love seeing you cry over a sensitive scene. Love it! Haven’t seen you cry much. Wholesome
I love Scotland, Ireland, redheads, Celtic music and legends... So beautiful...
So glad you reacted to this one!! It's so beautiful and heartwarming. And I love how there is a love story, but not a romantic one. Please check out Storks! Not Pixar, but so good and underrated.
Omg!! So happy you did this movie. Since I was a child Merida has literally been my favorite Disney princess!!
She’s literally is the only princess that never had help from a man. Like she literally fought against her dad! She has big bushy curls! She, instead of losing her parents in some tragic way or anything bad like that, mended the bond (placed that 100% on purpose 😂) with her mother. This is the BEST movie for little girls and for them to feel like they can be badass without the help of a man. Bonus! She didn’t end up in a relationship at the end of the movie!
I loved how you pointed how the animation, things like the hair and the sheen of certain fabrics, it made me appreciate it more.
You are the only person I will ever react to movies because u feel them and that is so much more important then actually seeing them ❤️🫡
This is actually one of my favorite Disney/Pixar movies and I wish it had more love.
THIS IS A CLASSIC.
Don't feel bad about crying Mel ♥I can never watch this without crying either!!! *HUGS* See you in *2024* !!!
My cousin worked on her hair! I’m not sure which scenes, he also worked on the horse and the smoke from the cauldron! I’m so proud! 😁
Fun fact that accent is real by the way the person that you couldn’t understand it’s like some sort of Gaelic accent deeepp deep Irish that’s English but just so mixed up because of the accent
literally my childhood movie. so glad u watched this mello
This is probably one of my favorite Pixar movies - if not my favorite by at least a little bit! Nothing against Turning Red, but the mother/daughter relationship in this hit so much harder with my relationship with my mom. Probably because she wasn't really around enough for us to have the relationship the mother/daughter had in that movie. I never understood why people dislike it as much as they do - it's such a beautiful movie.
I love your videos and the way you get invested in the stories, can't stop watching :)
keep it up
;3
I remember watching Brave with my mon when I was young. I was on Merida's side, while mom was on Elinor's. My mom told me that Merida was in wrong, and I disagreed. But now that Im older, I understood.
The relationship between Merida and Elinor was like mine with my mom. We had different opinions but still loved each other.
Merida is my favourite princesses and I dont care for those who didnt like it.
Definitely How ro Train Your Dragon has got to be a bit better...but this is definitely one of Pixar's finest films. IMHO
I've always loved this movie because Merida looks exactly like my mom, they both have the curly, untamable, fiery red hair and seeing a main character that looks like my mom and represents Scottish culture so well meant the world to me. (my mom's side of the family is Scottish). Now that I'm older I still love this movie and can see that my mom sees me as her own Merida.
I cannot properly put into words just how much this movie meant to me then and still does now, but it will always have a special place in my heart.