Pixar's Brave trailer

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Talisen

Nice, only it reminds me a lot of How to Train a Dragon it the character designs.

Jeyl

Yeah, but his one stars a female character. That alone makes it one of the more unique animated features out there.

CelticRuins

Being that I'm of Scottish decent...TOTALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS! :P!

Jayn

Cute! I LOVE Pixar

*shared*

firesprite

Add me to the list of people looking forward to this one!

Noeland

FEAST YOUR EYES!

That made me laugh.

Big Pixar fan. No doubt I'll love this one too.

Scareb

I'll more then likely see this.

agentofzurg

It's gonna be good, and all those complaining about the trailer, and it looking like a typical D-works 'kids-are-special-adults-are-dumb-girl-wants-to-be-a-hero/warrior' plot will be happy to discover they're wrong.

CTF

You just took the words right out of my mouth.

Polexia

Definitely going to see this one! I was hoping it was coming out sooner. June feels so far away!

wannab

burrrrrrp!

micdavis

Oh....so it's going to tank then.

Monster Dave

I saw the trailer for Pixars new movie 'Brave' and couldn't believe how similar it looked to Dreamworks 'How to Train Your Dragon'.

Anyone else wonder how Pixar is going to avoid a lawsuit? I usually love Pixar movies, but this is just bad.

SmilingOtter

Sometimes similar creations have independent origins

Monster Dave

Crap. Sorry for the double post. How do I delete a thread?

nickytea

I hear they're also going to make one starring an Old Man character.
That one is DOOMED!

Wait ...

micdavis

Yes, but you must admit the odds are against it.

.....if you play the odds.

nickytea

NEVER tell me the odds!

KnightAsylum

Seems like they are getting less original as they go. No interest in this one - looks like much more of Disney then Pixar.
But them again I have only liked half their films, so maybe the next one will be mine.

Kerr Avon

Nice! I like the look! The wilderness rendering is GORGEOUS. I'm glad they actually have a plot now, from what I last heard with the teaser trailer, they didn't even have a plot nailed down yet.

And redheads, damn it!

aelynn000

Graphics, gorgeous.

Character design, too similar to Tangled, but Tangled's people looked better. This may sound shallow, but I typically do not enjoy an animated film with unattractive characters as much as I do with attractive characters.

I don't particularly care for Scottish accents, and sometimes get annoyed trying to watch a movie with only that...I think it's just 'cause it's not one I hear often so usually I feel like I'm missing things that are being said.

And I'm no PETA activist, but I don't like that the main plot is a 'princess' going to kill a bear. BLEGH.

I'll probably see it, but seeing as I'm not really a Pixar fan ( I did like Ratatouille and Wall-E, however. I acknowledge that the rest are 'good' but not my cup of tea. ), I expect I'll be underwhelmed with pretty much everything except the graphics.

Micdavis, I'd have to disagree. Though the main character is female, it's definitely a story to appeal to both genders. It's not a typical 'princess' story, with Merida being feisty and stubborn and hunting savvy, so I think the assumption of it being a girly movie is drastically reduced.

Tangled was obviously a princess movie but still did just shy of 600k worldwide, which is pretty good for a 'girl' targeted movie.

To sum it up, I think more than anything the personality and appearance of the main character are off-putting for me. =\

And she has no eyelashes. WHY? All that detail and you can't give the female protagonist eyelashes!?

Scareb

I dunno, personally I think it fits. I mean the whole "I'm a princess, I just sit around and look pretty seems kind of dumb for a film taking place in old Scotland. Not to mention is this even a princess film.

The number one reason any of you should want to see this is this: Billy bloody Connelly. He rules!!!!

firesprite

There are very few 'Princess' movies that I really like, primarily because they tend to be very oriented toward the goal of marrying their prince than standing on their own feet... The exceptions, for me, are Belle from Beauty and the Beast, primarily because she's a bookworm like me, and Mulan because her primary motivation was protecting her father from being forced to serve in a war that would've killed him at his advanced age.

That said, from what I've seen of the story so far, this seems more in line with BatB and Mulan to me than most. The protagonist appears to have a genuine core of strength so far and wants her family to see it.

Also, I love Celtic stuff and, in my opinion, it's a sadly untapped set of mythology. Bring on the Scots and the Celts!

wannab

burrrrrrp!