BRAVE – OR, AS I LIKE TO CALL IT, SCOTTISH MULAN
on November 16, 2011 at 2:02 pmIt's probably not fair to call Pixar's new movie Brave "Scottish Mulan," but I the comparison leaps immediately to mind.
Okay, okay. So Mulan wasn't a princess, or whatever. But you know where I'm coming from.
Would you feel better if I said it looked like it was mining the same territory as >How To Train Your Dragon? Or, in the very least, possessing some visual symmetry?
I feel like I'm being disproportionally harsh on Brave and without just cause. Maybe it's some kind of tic I've developed from being a Pixar fanboy for the last 15 years. I'm pretty much 100% positive that Brave will be awesome, so perhaps this is just an exercise in expressing my contrarian underpinnings.
Either way, you should probably watch the trailer - because it's pretty awesome and I can't wait to see it and omiGAWD!...
*faints*


















Other than the overly stereotypical redhead, I’m really looking forward to this movie, especially after having watched the trailer.
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At least they’re not Scottish For No Reason like in How to Train Your Dragon.
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Yeah, I know! What happened there? Weren’t they supposed to be Scandinavian??
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I’m sure it’ll be a good movie, but I can’t stand this unnecessarily unrealistic animation style. Most of the people in the movie look hideous.
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I actually felt the same exact way! It just feels like it’s going to be the same message. But with thicker accents.
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