One of the songs is performed by Mumford & Sons.I'll look for him the next time I see the film. He supposedly plays a guard named Gordon. John Ratzenberger IS in the film, although I didn't notice him.With a little digging, Chapman has said that it was over "creative differences." (Source: ) The original director-Brenda Chapman-was booted off the project in October 2010 for nebulous reasons.That film is well-respected in animation circles, so maybe it was an homage. The witch in the movie looked to me to be based on the witch in 'The Cobbler and the Thief'.I also thought that Merida's three brothers were under used. Some bad things: I do think that the acting/gesticulating of the characters is getting pretty outlandish nowadays. The animation of the bear is fantastic! Also, the music is phenomenal. Pixar should have seen that comparison a mile off.) I guess they changed it because in the end might have felt that the title 'The Bear and the Bow' gave too much away. And I'm not going to give too much away here.īut I will say that the original title of the movie was 'The Bear and the Bow', which I think is a far better title than the one they ended up going with (Some people think 'Brave' is in part based on Mel Gibson's 1995 film 'Braveheart'.
The majority of the movie revolves more around plot elements that Pixar has apparently been tight-lipped about. I'm so glad to report that the movie isn't only about that (only about the first 20 minutes is). In the trailer it appears that the whole movie is about a rebellious girl. In seeing the trailer, I knew that I wanted to see it, but in all honesty I wasn't too hot on the story. I thought it was their first PG film, but 'The Incredibles' and 'Up' were also PG. The film is a bit scary for the little kids that it's being marketed towards (I wonder if Pixar will get any blowback from that), but it IS rated PG.
It's also their very first fairy tale (and has some dark elements as all fairy tales should) and they did a great job.
Yes, 'Brave' is Pixar's first film with a female lead. 'Brave' is another winner from my favorite movie studio: Pixar.
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