BRAVE (2012) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!! Merida | Full Movie Review | Disney Pixar

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  @ReelRejects · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @MrWaspman · 3 years ago

  Fun fact: They had to make a whole new code just to animate Merida&apos;s curly red locks for this movie and it&apos;s CHANGED the game of animating hair ever since. Sully&apos;s fur in <i>Monsters Inc.</i> was a similar story.

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  @bethanycampione3558 · 2 years ago

  The moment that they said that the main character was unrelatable because she was complaining about being a princess, I knew they were gonna miss the whole point of the film

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  @LivingFire_BurningFlame · 3 years ago

  I just realized that in the scene where the queen tossed Merida’s bow in the fire, the bowstring only snaps once Merida walks away. This represents that the tension that’s been building between them has finally snapped, and neither of them can take it back now. How crazy is that.

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  @fightingfaerie · 3 years ago

  “Ohh, the arrow’s wobbly”<br>It’s supposed to. That’s what a real arrow firing looks like. It’s called the archer’s paradox.

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  @PhDeCaliBadger · 3 years ago (edited)

  A bit surprised that you didn’t see the changes from each character. &nbsp;It wasn’t about bonding, or anything like that, it was about Eleanor and Merida seeing the value of each other’s viewpoints and skill sets. &nbsp;Merida is a wild child, she like to fight and be out in the wilderness and the wild. &nbsp;She has knowledge of survival and nature, and Eleanor only sees that initially as uncultured and disrespectful to the history and traditions of their people. &nbsp;Eleanor, on the other hand, is well versed in history and diplomacy and all things cultured and civilized. &nbsp;She knows how to deal with people and bend them towards what she feels is best for everybody. &nbsp;All of this, Merida sees as boring and useless frippery to her, and doesn’t respect that her mother has skills that are just as useful as her own. &nbsp;<br><br>The first night in the wild, however, Eleanor starts to see how capable and competent Merida is in her own way and begins to understand and respect her daughter. &nbsp;Merida initially takes this as a sign that she’s the one in the right, though, and doesn’t really understand u til they’re sneaking back into the castle that everything her mother has been trying to get her to learn are actually valuable tools. &nbsp;This is when they start to work together and come to an understanding of each other’s values and actually start to “mend the bond torn by pride” which finally happens when Eleanor gets physical to protect her daughter and make use of her surroundings against Mordu and Merida finally admits that she made a mistake and that it was her actions which brought all this about. &nbsp;The story is so much deeper than mother/daughter bonding and relationships, it’s about seeing worth and value in people who are different from ourselves on a fundamental level and being accountable for our own actions.

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  @Jordashian93 · 3 years ago

  It&apos;s really the most sympathetic salute to mothers Disney has released since Freaky Friday.

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  @Entxq_ · 3 years ago

  I’m surprised he didn’t like the film, a lot of us thought it was an underrated film lol

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  @aliaz30 · 3 years ago

  I feel that you guys were missing the point a little bit, the story of this movie, it&apos;s premise it&apos;s a lesson itself, it&apos;s like a story of folklore that you would find in Celtic fairy tales or nordic o Germanic legends like the Grimm brother&apos;s stories most of the time involving whimsical or magical and fantastical elements.

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  @packedentertainment2866 · 3 years ago

  The word “brave” doesn’t just refer to fighting or surviving difficult situations. It’s beyond just that

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  @ShavayD · 3 years ago

  This movie is UNDERRATED. It&apos;s honestly amazing and is just so much fun

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  @adventuresinlaurenland · 3 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve honestly never seen two people miss the point of a movie so badly before 😂 Perhaps that is why you didn&apos;t like it as much?

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