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When Merida persuades her mother, Elinor, to eat a cake which has been bewitched, Elinor soon becomes very unwell. The lighting of the scene is dark with light shining on the witches face, the spell gets a little intense but only lasts around thirty seconds and isn’t too frightening. When she begins her spell, she throws numerous things into her cauldron.
Afterwards, Merida finds a witch living in a cottage. This lasts for around two minutes and is quite spooky.
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Merida then follows a series of strange blue lights which beckon her to follow, they sigh and hiss gently before disappearing. The scene becomes ominous with minimal music, Merida is unsure of what to do and her horse refuses to go any further. This fight is mostly comical and slapstick in nature but some kids could be sensitive to some of the fighting, especially as it continues for a few minutes.Ī man turns his back on two others, bends over and lifts his kilt saying ‘feast your eyes!’, the other men cry out in disgust.Īfter an argument with her mother, Merida runs away on her horse and comes across an ancient stone circle. It is more a brawl with punches, kicks and hitting people with the blunt ends of their weapons. They all have weapons but none use them to kill. Its physical description is ‘his face scarred with one dead eye’ and it is extremely aggressive.Ī large fight breaks out between several clans.
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This bear is a recurring ‘character’ throughout the movie and is called Mor’du. Many years later, the father walks around with a false leg which is a consequence of his fight with the bear. The camera focuses on the bear’s face as it roars and lunges at the father. The men surround the bear and a vicious fight begins. The father is a warrior and his men soon come to his aid his wife and child quickly move to safety. In the opening scene, a huge bear attacks a family who are enjoying an afternoon together. CONTENT: IS ‘BRAVE’ SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN? ‘Brave’ highlights Pixar’s versatility and setting a movie in a much more realistic world helps ground their other tales, even if they are about talking cars and monsters! Merida is a princess to root for and definitely one for young girls to look up to and, with more kids’ movies supporting strong female leads, the official recognition and popularity of Merida’s strength of character will encourage others to follow suit. However, this is a minor quibble in an otherwise great story that shows just how strong girls and women can be, even when everyone around them tells them that they are weak. It’s the slightly jarring contrast between modern sensibilities and the realities of the time.
As Merida’s selfish actions cause devastating consequences for her mother, it is a shame that Elinor doesn’t get a scene to fully speak of her younger days and experiences so that Merida can understand her mother’s motives. Unfortunately while Merida is strong-willed and determined, her attitude towards her mother, Elinor, makes her appear petulant, especially as her mother genuinely wants what’s best for her and never really gets the opportunity to explain her reasons to her daughter before getting shut down each time. Merida’s motivations to avoid being married off to a stranger for political reasons are perfectly understandable and one that audiences can get behind.
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‘Brave’ is also the first time Pixar gave us a female led tale with Merida: the clan princess who fights against her apparent destiny as a wife and mother, preferring instead a life of adventure, full of weapons and more masculine pursuits. Setting the story in Medieval Scotland was an unusual choice when their other movies have had little focus on the where the characters live (even in Ratatouille, Paris was merely a backdrop and not a central plot point) so having a story steeped in history and folklore was an unexpected move. The incredible animation style that they are famous for was completely rewritten to accomplish even more realistic, beautiful and complex visuals than ever before. Pixar is no stranger to accolades and awards so winning the Academy Award, Golden Globe and BAFTA for Best Animated Feature Film for ‘Brave’ was unsurprising. Starring: Kelly Macdonald, Billy Connolly, Emma Thompson
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