LEAST BRAVE CHARACTERS IN MOVIES MOVIE

There’s a litany of extras in this release, and most are pretty good. If you’re buying it for kids, fear not, as they will undoubtedly love it, as it’s pretty clear they’re the target audience (boys and girls alike).īest Buy should be using this film to show off the Blu-ray format and highlight the quality of their home theater systems. But if you’re expecting normal Pixar quality, you might be disappointed. Beyond the humor, the story is formulaic and predictable, and the characters play to stereotypes, right down to Merida, who is an “anti-Princess,” I suppose.īrave is far from a bad movie. In fact, it’s hard to believe that the same people who made Wall*E made Brave. Some may not take issue with this, perceiving animation as “for the kids,” but Pixar has perfected the mainstream animated “adult” film, and Brave just doesn’t have that feel. Possibly because of some dark moments, it interjects a great deal of juvenile humor into the film, something abnormal (at least to this degree) in Pixar films. M y main qualm with Brave is that it panders. In fact, it’s not nearly as good as Wreck-It-Ralph, this season’s film from the Walt Disney Animation Studios, which is seeing another renaissance. Unlike Cars 2, Brave wasn’t downright bad, but it was not up to Pixar’s usual standards. The trend continued with Brave ( Blu-ray Link) this year. Or at least, up until last summer, when Cars 2 debuted.

LEAST BRAVE CHARACTERS IN MOVIES MOVIE

Seemingly like clockwork, Pixar releases an excellent new movie in the summer, and follows with an excellent Blu-ray set in the winter.

Least brave characters in movies