I don't like either movies. I find them both to be really flawed, clunky, lack any real development, the characters are unmemorable, plots with more holes in them than swiss cheese, and just appeal to people's inner shallowness instead of anything really well-done. Yes, they have gorgeous animation, Frozen has good songs, and bla bla bla. They just have qualities of past Disney movies, add what annoying feminazi's want, and have no real heart to them.

I would've had the question be "Which movie is worse?" but I know a lot of people really like these two movies and I don't want to hear a lot of "I actually like these movies. They're not bad." While both of these movies suck, at least Brave hasn't been overly advertised to the point where no one can tell someone to let something go without the other person bursting out singing Let It Go.

I do like Frozen, though, too.
But Brave is in my top 5 DP movies

Frozen is overrated and not great, but I got so bored watching Brave.

Love both. :)

I love Brave while i just about enjoy frozen as quick timepass

To be perfectly honest, neither one, really. Both suffered from constant overexposure and the Feminazi's hatred-of-men-hop-on-train!! There is so very little adventure in either movie. The movies consist of the characters walking around in giant circles to fix their problems. The characters don't go anywhere else, and all we see is a castle, the forest, or the mountains. That's it. The antagonists in both movies MAJORLY SUCK. They're nothing but MORE FILLER. Both movies spend so much time cramming in exposition, and-- because that bogs down everything-- they try to lighten everything up by making crude jokes. Fart jokes and mooning people belongs in kindergarten. Yelling and punching people out isn't funny, it's abusive and is reminiscent of bullies on the playground. There are so many better Disney or PIXAR movies than these two! These two movies get all of the praise ( Oscar wins, and 5th highest grossing film of all time, yada, yada) but they totally lack sophistication in their character development, and soon decide that preaching is the same as entertainment. Brave and Frozen both exercise the finesse of a two-by-four in pounding home their main points. Don't ever fall in love at first sight, that's a no-no (because actual people and prior princesses did that all of the freaking time = wake up!!! They did not!!!!) Save true love only for your family members (no kissing involved because this new trope is simply shoehorned in). And stay single, with your hair flowing in the wind, because you can't trust males to be honorable at all (yes, and you can't trust these neglectful and callous modern princesses to demonstrate to little boys and girls how to be kind to family members, neighbors, servants, or others, either).

I'm not stupid. These two movies do talk down to me, though... What is it about the Revival Era that each movie featuring a female protagonist now seems to be completely saturated in that ultra-feminist nonsense? Only Inside Out and Zootopia were spared that crappy treatment. Whatever. One thing is for sure. These two movies aren't entertaining or endearing to watch. As soap boxes for the ultra-feminist movement they did their job. They totally turned me off, and made me look for another movie instead.

Love it!