Anything after the credits in Brave?
Where Brave is playing
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In the mystical Scottish Highlands, Merida is the princess of a kingdom ruled by King Fergus and Queen Elinor. An unruly daughter and an accomplished archer, Merida one day defies a sacred custom of the land and inadvertently brings turmoil to the kingdom. In an attempt to set things right, Merida seeks out an eccentric old Wise Woman and is granted an ill-fated wish.
Behind Brave
Filmmakers
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Mark Andrews
Director, Screenplay
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Irene Mecchi
Screenplay
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Steve Purcell
Screenplay
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Brenda Chapman
Story, Director, Screenplay
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Patrick Doyle
Composer
Cast
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Kelly Macdonald
Merida (voice)
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Emma Thompson
Elinor (voice)
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Billy Connolly
Fergus (voice)
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Julie Walters
The Witch (voice)
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Robbie Coltrane
Lord Dingwall (voice)
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Kevin McKidd
Lord MacGuffin / Young MacGuffin (voice)
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Craig Ferguson
Lord Macintosh (voice)
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Peigi Barker
Young Merida (voice)
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Steve Purcell
The Crow (voice)
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Patrick Doyle
Martin (voice)
Backdrops and posters
TMDB user reviews
Travis Bell
I enjoyed Brave but it wasn't without a few flaws.
First of all, I never felt like there was much meat to the story. It was enjoyable sure, and had some good morals and family values but I never felt like I was invested in the main characters. Stuff just seemed to happen.
Secondly, and this isn't as much the movies fault as perhaps the marketing that surrounded it, but it was actually a very different movie than I thought it was going to be. I discovered that it's hard to break those pre-conceptions as I kept thinking the story was going somewhere else than it did.
Brave was at its best when it made me laugh which unfortunately, was just too seldom. For example, the entire scene wh…
Gimly
The following is a long-form review that I originally wrote in 2012.
The film in all was a relatively decent venture. Perhaps Pixar's well deserved success is its pitfall here. Though highly enjoyable, Brave was simply not up to the standard brought forth by the likes of the Toy Story trilogy, Up or Monsters Inc. ?This movie falls more into the category of "Entertaining, acceptable, cute" instead of the higher echelons some of the studio's past work has earned it.
Brave attempts to take the "Disney Princess" line away from its predecessors in which princesses are only good for getting themselves into trouble so that men can rescue them (ie. Snow White, Belle, etc.) or in the case of th…
r96sk
A wholehearted animated film from Disney.
<em>'Brave'</em> is very good. The Scottish vibes help a lot, but the meaningful message and superb animation are just a few of the film's other big positives. The casting, characters and music are some too. The premise itself isn't anything breathtakingly new, but is most certainly enjoyable to see unfold.
The cast are excellent, with my personal standouts being Kelly Macdonald (Merida) and Emma Thompson (Elinor). There are also good performances from Billy Connolly (Fergus), Robbie Coltrane (Dingwall) and Julie Walters (Witch).
It's a fun and simple watch, one I thoroughly felt entertained by.