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I'm Justinfangrrl and I'm here to give a bit of my own review on the Дисней Pixar film Brave. Note that this is mainly opinion, but still a review nonetheless. Since this IS going to be MY opinion, I might stir up some contraversy или slight opinion squabbles due to some of the other opinions from various users on this spot... But I could be wrong. So just sit back, relax, and maybe even have a nice, intellectual conversation with me and fellow readers on the subject. I hope Ты enjoy my article. :) [slight SPOILER WARNING and kind of a long article..]
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Brave takes place in the beautiful, scottish highlands and stars a cute, spunky, sassy, freedom-loving, princess who is skilled in Archery.
If you've seen Merida in Brave, you'd know that she is like our very own жасмин in a way... She does not wish to be a princess. Or, to be еще prescise, have the duties of a princess.
When we first see Merida, she clearly explains that being the princess that her mother wants her to be, isn't what she had in mind. She'd rather be out with her bow and Стрела shooting a few targets in the woods, and discovering adventure... But who woudn't?
From what I've heard, many people find Meridas' "I don't like being royalty" personality is too cliche' and overdone.And some even say that they are disappointed in the film and wish that еще could've come out of it. But personally, I don't know what there is to be disappointed in...
What I believe that's cliche', is the princess meeting a prince, he kills/saves her from the bad-guy, they get married and live happily ever after and the whole nine yards.... It's been done countless times in various movies, fairytales not yet publicized by films, and even video games.
There's only a handful of tales where there is a female character who finds trouble, defeats the antagonist without any, или very little help of a prince (much less a MALE) and continues to live her life happily without him.
Merida, I believe supports the very awesome "girl power" type of story. Who doesn't Любовь a kick-ass female protagonist? Apparently, quite a few people... Also from what I've heard, Ariel Фаны are a little angry that Merida was red-headed,and had wished Ariel remained the only red haired-princess, and this is the only reason they dislike Merida. But she's from scotland... Y'know... The place with the highest number of natural red-heads in the world? What can ya do? I actually Любовь her hair, and quite frankly don't care that there are TWO red haired princesses now.
Really, the only thing I disliked about Храбрая сердцем is how Merida's completely ignoring her princessly duties and not even trying... One can dislike being royalty, but I don't think Ты should complain about it so VERY much. I would find it hard to complain about this hard, due to the fact that Ты are indeed royalty and get a whole lot еще than a human could truly need. [i.e, жасмин and her TIGER] But like I said, Ты can't really blame her. I do believe that her mother was trying as a mother should, and only had Merida's best interest at hand.
The thing I especially liked about this film, is the very rare, realistic mother/daughter relationship in this Pixar (and Disney) production.
Most of our princesses have no mother, или an evil stepmother who wishes to have her head on a silver platter. (With the exception of Mulan, Rapunzel, Aurora and Tiana, in which case they have very loving mothers.)
As I was watching this, this mother/daughter relationship did get me thinking; alot actually. Queen Elinor merely wanted nothing еще than to raise a polite, traditional, lady-like scottish princess... Which really is not Merida's personality или wishes at ALL. If she does become queen, (which she most likely will) she wants to do it HER way. And naturally, Elinor is not amused. So, we have a problem.
I Любовь how these two get closer to each other, and learn that compromise can do alot. But It really taught me the importance of being a big sister, and daughter and responsible person as a whole.
But it also showed me that Ты should really try to appreciate the things your parents/guardians do for you, and at least try to view things THEIR way... One big lesson is that Ты should be kind, appreciative, and respectful to people Ты care about and everyone... Because Ты don't know what the last thing you'll be saying to them.
Considering the various negative Комментарии I've been hearing, I tend to disagree with most of them. ("too many Дисней cliches", "merida's personality is flat", "unoriginal", etc) "Disappointed" is not the word I'd use for this movie at ALL. I don't care much for the fact that it wasn't as "funny" as some people thought it should've been; it taught me (and Храбрая сердцем fans) quite a few lessons in just two short hours. And I say, if a film does such a thing, then Bravo, Brave... Bravo...
Overall, I found Brave fun, adventurous, highly-relatable on many levels, and personally educational in at least one way. After seeing Brave, I really DO hope Merida becomes an official Дисней Princess. It might be unlikely to some, but hey, a girl can hope.
I'm Justinfangrrl and I'm here to give a bit of my own review on the Дисней Pixar film Brave. Note that this is mainly opinion, but still a review nonetheless. Since this IS going to be MY opinion, I might stir up some contraversy или slight opinion squabbles due to some of the other opinions from various users on this spot... But I could be wrong. So just sit back, relax, and maybe even have a nice, intellectual conversation with me and fellow readers on the subject. I hope Ты enjoy my article. :) [slight SPOILER WARNING and kind of a long article..]
______________________________________________________________________________________
Brave takes place in the beautiful, scottish highlands and stars a cute, spunky, sassy, freedom-loving, princess who is skilled in Archery.
If you've seen Merida in Brave, you'd know that she is like our very own жасмин in a way... She does not wish to be a princess. Or, to be еще prescise, have the duties of a princess.
When we first see Merida, she clearly explains that being the princess that her mother wants her to be, isn't what she had in mind. She'd rather be out with her bow and Стрела shooting a few targets in the woods, and discovering adventure... But who woudn't?
From what I've heard, many people find Meridas' "I don't like being royalty" personality is too cliche' and overdone.And some even say that they are disappointed in the film and wish that еще could've come out of it. But personally, I don't know what there is to be disappointed in...
What I believe that's cliche', is the princess meeting a prince, he kills/saves her from the bad-guy, they get married and live happily ever after and the whole nine yards.... It's been done countless times in various movies, fairytales not yet publicized by films, and even video games.
There's only a handful of tales where there is a female character who finds trouble, defeats the antagonist without any, или very little help of a prince (much less a MALE) and continues to live her life happily without him.
Merida, I believe supports the very awesome "girl power" type of story. Who doesn't Любовь a kick-ass female protagonist? Apparently, quite a few people... Also from what I've heard, Ariel Фаны are a little angry that Merida was red-headed,and had wished Ariel remained the only red haired-princess, and this is the only reason they dislike Merida. But she's from scotland... Y'know... The place with the highest number of natural red-heads in the world? What can ya do? I actually Любовь her hair, and quite frankly don't care that there are TWO red haired princesses now.
Really, the only thing I disliked about Храбрая сердцем is how Merida's completely ignoring her princessly duties and not even trying... One can dislike being royalty, but I don't think Ты should complain about it so VERY much. I would find it hard to complain about this hard, due to the fact that Ты are indeed royalty and get a whole lot еще than a human could truly need. [i.e, жасмин and her TIGER] But like I said, Ты can't really blame her. I do believe that her mother was trying as a mother should, and only had Merida's best interest at hand.
The thing I especially liked about this film, is the very rare, realistic mother/daughter relationship in this Pixar (and Disney) production.
Most of our princesses have no mother, или an evil stepmother who wishes to have her head on a silver platter. (With the exception of Mulan, Rapunzel, Aurora and Tiana, in which case they have very loving mothers.)
As I was watching this, this mother/daughter relationship did get me thinking; alot actually. Queen Elinor merely wanted nothing еще than to raise a polite, traditional, lady-like scottish princess... Which really is not Merida's personality или wishes at ALL. If she does become queen, (which she most likely will) she wants to do it HER way. And naturally, Elinor is not amused. So, we have a problem.
I Любовь how these two get closer to each other, and learn that compromise can do alot. But It really taught me the importance of being a big sister, and daughter and responsible person as a whole.
But it also showed me that Ты should really try to appreciate the things your parents/guardians do for you, and at least try to view things THEIR way... One big lesson is that Ты should be kind, appreciative, and respectful to people Ты care about and everyone... Because Ты don't know what the last thing you'll be saying to them.
Considering the various negative Комментарии I've been hearing, I tend to disagree with most of them. ("too many Дисней cliches", "merida's personality is flat", "unoriginal", etc) "Disappointed" is not the word I'd use for this movie at ALL. I don't care much for the fact that it wasn't as "funny" as some people thought it should've been; it taught me (and Храбрая сердцем fans) quite a few lessons in just two short hours. And I say, if a film does such a thing, then Bravo, Brave... Bravo...
Overall, I found Brave fun, adventurous, highly-relatable on many levels, and personally educational in at least one way. After seeing Brave, I really DO hope Merida becomes an official Дисней Princess. It might be unlikely to some, but hey, a girl can hope.
This is about Ching Lan the daughter of Мулан and Shang, her nick name (called by many) is Leah.
Leah was sleeping, it was night time the день was long with work. She woke up before her mom did to check on her horse Chun a beautiful white and black mare who was 7 years old and already strong. Leah whispered " Morning Chun." The black and white mare looked at her and nuzzled her. Leah smiled and started to get ready for the day. Mulan, her mother had woken up and also was getting ready for her day. Leah changed into a pinkish/black dress (that her mother Мулан gave to her) and braided her black hair she looked like her mother so much. Leah walked over to mom and hugged her, Мулан smiled at Leah and together the two walked down to the stable. Leah was only 10 years old and already acted like her mother and a bit like her father, Shang. Leah asked " Can Ты tell me the story again?" Мулан replied " Of course, but let me help Ты up and your horse. "
This part 1
Love,
Horsegirl202
Leah was sleeping, it was night time the день was long with work. She woke up before her mom did to check on her horse Chun a beautiful white and black mare who was 7 years old and already strong. Leah whispered " Morning Chun." The black and white mare looked at her and nuzzled her. Leah smiled and started to get ready for the day. Mulan, her mother had woken up and also was getting ready for her day. Leah changed into a pinkish/black dress (that her mother Мулан gave to her) and braided her black hair she looked like her mother so much. Leah walked over to mom and hugged her, Мулан smiled at Leah and together the two walked down to the stable. Leah was only 10 years old and already acted like her mother and a bit like her father, Shang. Leah asked " Can Ты tell me the story again?" Мулан replied " Of course, but let me help Ты up and your horse. "
This part 1
Love,
Horsegirl202