How is this movie "inspirational"?

Rating: 2/10 (17 June 2016)

I watched the movie hoping it would be "inspirational" about gender roles, as the media claimed it was. Merida was supposed to be brave and independent as a heroine, so I was really excited when I finally got the chance to watch the film. Turns out, half of the film was dedicated to Merida whining about her mother and how she's so unhappy with being a princess. She even curses her mother, for heaven's sake. How the hell is this supposed to be inspirational? Because of the shock, that's the only element of the film that I remember the most. Yes, the punishment was that her mother turned into a bear, but the rest of the story turned to Merida rescuing her mother from the curse. Supposedly this film was supposed to represent feminism and inspire girls to choose their own paths, but all I took away from this film was that children should obey their parents. Sorry Brave fans, but Brave was a huge disappointment and Merida doesn't represent feminism in any way...Wait so what path did Merida take again? This wasn't even clear. And I can't even call her a heroine. She only seems like an ungrateful child who needs to learn how to obey her parents and if she is so unsatisfied with her life, she doesn't have to curse her own mother like that. All in all, Brave has the worst storyline compared to other Pixar and even Disney princess films.