Film review

Rating: 7/10 (28 March 2020)

Unlike Pixar's animated feature films in the past, brave is the first non modern movie featuring real people. Although it is generally believed that this movie represents Pixar's average level, it is not as shocking as toy story, undersea story and flying house.
The story takes place in the distant ancient Scotland. The bad tempered Princess Merida is arranged by the powerful Queen's mother to marry the most powerful prince among the three tribes. But the ambition of the first-class princess with red hair and archery is far more than that. Moreover, the princes of the three tribes are all the fighting men who can't support them. But mother, Merida atmosphere ran to the trees, but accidentally met the witch. She asked the witch for a charm that could change her mother's decision, but she didn't expect to get into big trouble.
The background of the story is quite mythical, but it is about the conflicts that every family may encounter: rebellious girls and overprotective mothers. When playing back the recording, I heard my laughter and cry, because there was a time when we thought our knowledge and experience had surpassed our parents, we could make decisions for ourselves and hurt them. Only when we know that we have made mistakes and really caused great losses or injuries to our parents can we realize our childishness at that time and lower our arrogant and stubborn head. Merida makes up for her mistakes with her wit and perseverance. Although it's a Disney style reunion, if it can bring positive information to children, why not?
The film's picture is based on Merida's red hair, which is very retro and bright. Merida's triplet brother is very naughty and cute. Although there is no breakthrough in 3D effect, the details are perfect and worth tasting.