The unique element, and my favorite part, of Brave is the realistic, painful, tensioned and moving relationship between Merida and her mother Eleanor. And despite the fact that the plot is sparked by Merida's refusal to accept an arranged marriage, she is not "anti-romance." She's perfectly happy to get married someday. that's basically been the Disney Princess MO since Ariel sang Part of Your World. Bold, individual, with the sense that they don't fit in and the desire to break convention to find adventure or a greater fate or a place they belong. She is, in short, a very real, very flawed, very compelling female character.īut I don't think she's in contrast to the typical modern "Disney Princess," or somehow more feminist than them in her characterization.
She's short-tempered and impatient, and she doesn't think through the consequences of her actions. Bold, fearless, skilled, with a sense of humor and a burning desire to be in charge of her fate. It was a moving film with fantastic characters, enchanting animation and plenty of fun.
I both loved it and felt a little underwhelmed. Yesterday, I finally ( finally) saw Pixar's Brave.
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