Regarding the tapestry, those things take a LOOOOOONG time to make. The film showed her mother working on it earlier, she did everything by hand. What Merida did was ruin thousands of hours of careful work by her mother, a very physical representation of that fight ripping apart years of love between them.
Yeah I was watching another reaction channel react to this movie and they focused way too much blame on the mother when she threw Merida's bow in the fire. Like, Merida ripped LONG LONG LONG hours of hard work. I'd be pissed too.
Believe it or not, the timid lord was supposed to end up with Merida in the end, but they decided against it because it contradicted Merida's struggle for the movie
I am a firm believer in the four clans being descended from the four brothers from the old story, with Merida’s clan being descended from Mor’Du himself.
@@Orchid_123 Not really. If the brothers formed their own clans with other people, and it's been centuries since that happened, the suitors and Merida wouldn't even be related (or maybe just a really small percentage of shared DNA). That being said, it depends on how long it's been. If it's been centuries or just a couple of generations.
I don't understand why people like to hate on this movie. It may not be up to Pixar's usual standards, but it is in NO WAY a bad film. When I first watched it, I actually teared up. My relationship with my own mother had its difficulties and I could relate to what was shown in the film. I also liked how both parents were present and were shown communicating frequently in a healthy manner. Side note: I know how it feels like to be seen as young. I'm 27 but I get mistaken for a college student all the time. It's annoying but I'm sure I'll be grateful for my good genes later. At least, that's what people tell me all the time.
I remember when the movie first came out, I was excited for an action-adventure movie with what looked like a solo female protag, because that's what the advertising led me to believe. When it was more of an emotional film about a mother and daughter, I was annoyed because my teenaged brain just thought "I've seen this a million times already!!" As an adult looking back at this movie, I see I was way too harsh on it. It's actually a really good movie and it does bring me to tears now. Some people just need some time and perspective 😊💕
I was like 8 when this movie came out but it’s one of the first movies that I remember seeing in theaters and I really liked it!(not that I had really high standards at the time but I didn’t even know people disliked this movie until a couple years ago).
Same I relate to the mother daughter relationship and seeing her mother become a bear broke my heart when I was younger 😭 Merida just wanted a better relationship with her mother, I understand her fr
For me while I related to the dynamic between Merida and her mom, I didn't like what she did, as much as I may bicker with my mom it would never cross my mind to try something that could hurt her or cause her distress. The little mermaid and Turning red dealt with the strict parent dynamic way better. I still think is one of Pixar best movies and a stepping stone for animations in terms of curly hair representation lol, I'm not ginger but I have curly hair like hers and it was really accurate.
23:31 That moment when you realise THIS is what her mother's been training her for. Not just to be a meek and mild lady who does nothing, she's been training her to be a queen, training her to rule her clan alongside her husband just as she's been doing with Fergus. She's been teaching her social skills, public speaking, diction and the history of each of the clans, all things you need when to be a leader.
What I always saw with this scene is. The mother realized that while her daughter was listening, she needs to listen to her daughter, and that's why she comes up with a compromise.
"I am Merida, firstborn descendant of Clan Dunbroch. And I'LL be shooting FOR MY OWN HAND!" Fun Fact: "The Bear And The Bow" was the original title. Historical Fact: The chess set in Merida's (Kelly Macdonald) room is the famous Lewis Chessmen from the twelfth century, unearthed in Scotland in 1831. Mythology Fact: The name of the evil bear, from the legend told by Queen Elinor (Dame Emma Thompson), is Mor'du. In Gaelic, it would be spelled "Mor Dubh" and means the large black one. Corset Campaign Fact: The scene where Merida's (Kelly Macdonald) dress splits, and reveals her corset, while amusing, is inaccurate given the movie's apparent medieval setting (around the 10th century). Corsets didn't come into fashion until Elizabethan times, approximately 600 years after the movie's apparent setting. Lost In Translation Fact: Kevin McKidd was particularly happy to work on this project because it was the first time in years that he'd been able to use his natural Scottish accent in a movie. The dialect that Young MacGuffin speaks is called Doric. It is spoken in northeastern Scotland, including Kevin McKidd's hometown of Elgin.
@@jebVlogs556 he never found his way like Merida and Elinor did, whatever he had done. He couldn’t fix it or didn’t want to and so he became what he was a beast
Brave is one of my favorite Disney Princess films! I always loved that Merida decided to choose her own path and by the end, her mother respected that decision. Those iced rolls the little brothers eat in the movie always looked delicious too. 😭
As a red headed, curly haired queen. I appreciated seeing someone like me represented in a movie (even though I am more of German decent than Scottish lol) because I’m a lot like Merida, want to do things my way, test others and won’t take no for an answer. Merida is the second best princess (Tiana is the best)
Just be glad that they made Merida white and red haired way before the dreaded race swapping of all redheads. Yes, that is a a thing and strange trend.
10:44 She embarrassed them because she wrote her own rules and stood them all up. No-one of Thi is fair, but Elinor wasn't exaggerating when she said that "it will lead to fire and sword if it's not set right". This kingdom is being held together on an extremely fragile alliance, it was united by enemies but now they have no common enemy to fight and all of the lord have long memories short tempers. They can't afford to insult or offend any of them or give them any reason to declare war.
29:33 While better known for his tenure at Apple, Steve Jobs was also a co-founder of Pixar. Brave was released after Steve's passing, hence the dedication.
16:18 Yeah the suitors actually seemed ok when they were hanging out together, Young MacIntosh seemed less of a show-off, Young McMuffin seemed more relaxed and Wee Dingwall.....well he was just staring into space again but the others seemed ok with it. Plus this means that we know their dads are more focused on the whole betrothal thing than they are.
Merida meant soooooo much to me as a kid, I had her doll and I was so attached to her because she was the only princess with curly hair (I guess at that point there was also tiana but since she wasn’t drawn with curls my little child brain didn’t understand she had curly hair) and I have thick black curly hair so watching her look so beautiful with her wild hair that she wasn’t ashamed of was very important to me
Yes! I love her curly hair too! It was so cool to see a princess with hair that looks like mine (altho I'm a brunette and don't like to have my hair down because I find it uncomfortable) And I'm Brazilian as well
@@kawaiiemolga sim, meu cabelo é preto e meus olhos tb são escuros então no fim das contas a única coisa q eu tenho em comum com a merida são os cachinhos! que legal encontrar mais brasileiro q assiste a lakia !
24:26 He's speaking Doric - which is an actual dialect in Scotland (the actor who voices him and Lord MacGuffin, Kevin McDonald, has relatives in that area), and here he's saying "it's just nae (not) fair making us fight for the hand of a quain (girl) who does nae (does not) want a bit of it, ya ken (you know)?" I have no idea what the thing he said to the other sons was before they went on a bear hunt, but the first thing he said before the brawl was "If he were a wee bit closer I could lob ma caber at him, ya ken?" lob meaning 'throw' and 'caber' meaning that long piece of wood we saw someone throw at the beginning of the games.
My dad always said I was fearless like Merida. I loved this movie when it first came out. Truly seeing the relationship between the mother and daughter now feels like I am looking in a mirror with my mom. But in the end, they are trying to teach us how to be what we are destined to be with love even if it doesn't feel like that sometimes. But the three boys had me stressed because they were always disappearing or doing something bad lol
28:11 Originally we were going to see that whisp join three others so that we'd know that the four brothers had finally reunited, before they all disappeared to warn and guide others.
I loved brave sm, it contrasts so much with the other movies of its time, Merida is one of the few who didn’t end up with a man, even if that wasn’t always the rests plan, it ended up being the plot pretty quickly and became an old pattern for princesses. Merida has such a creative plot! Like, a mom who becomes a bear? That’s so fun!! Why can’t more movies be that creative?
If anyone's wondering, yes there is an end credit scene. The guardsman who's always asleep gets woken up at down by the witch's crow delivering all the wood carvings. "Delivery, sign here, sign here. Come on bird brain, we haven't got all day!"
Steve Jobs and Apple helped start Pixar before Disney bought the animation studio. So I think Pixar considers Jobs one of their founders. He had passed during the making of and before the release of this film. Which is why they had that dedication to him in the credits.
For those who were wondering, the tribute to Steve Jobs is because without him, Pixar probably wouldn’t have gotten off the ground. In the beginning, Pixar only made shorts. They were not financially stable, so they didn’t have the option of making a feature length film. Steve Jobs struck a deal to let them use his capital and technology from Apple to create their first 3 movies. Toy Story was their first major financial success and the rest is history.
You get a like for having bagpipes right at the beginning. I was not expecting that! If you ever get the chance, there may be a Celtic, Irish, or Scottish festival near wherever you live and the bagpipers who are on the soundtrack for this film will likely be at that festival. It's an experience for sure.
I love this movie!! 💙 I was waiting for your reaction to pop up. Hopefully UA-cam doesn't copyright it before I get to finish the vid 🤞 Also Merida's suiters were not it 😂 I don't blame Merida for not wanting to marry them.
11:06 the thing here is that tapestries take a long time to do, some tapestries take years, some tapestries in antiquity would be started by the weaver and be finished by their apprentice after so for Merida to just cut it 😮 and it’s also special cause like it depicts their family 🤷🏻♂️ idk I hope this helps
The animation is beautiful and the countryside omg I love it!! Everyone who made this possible are so extremely talented. I remember seeing this for the first time in theaters & loving it & mainly just being extremely scared bc of the bear. Me being scared as a little kid is what I mainly think of when I hear the title didn’t remember what happened till whenever it was when I rewatched it. Can’t believe I was scared of the movie mainly the bear tho like I can bc I was little and I got scared extremely easily (And I mean extremely easily.) Always wanted to learn archery after watching this. It looks so so so fun! I’ve always wanted to learn horseback riding! Top two things still on my to do list that’ll prob never happen 😅. I’ve tried to do a Scottish accent also a Irish one too but I can’t which ironic since my mums side is Scottish & Irish. 🙃 Love the videos! You always make me laugh and smile! You do an amazing job!
I love this film - it’s the first Disney film I’ve watched and completely identified with the mother/daughter arguments. They’re so accurate to real life! The music in this is stunning!
I think the Nursemaid Maudie might be on the road for a nervous breakdown and by the end of the movie might be in the need for a relaxing weekend with the bugs Dingwall warrior
Lord Dingwall was voiced by the late Robbie Coltrane famous for playing Hagrid. Theres quite a few HP actors in this film. If i could be an animal for a day-dragon. Nonmagical wise- horse, wolf, or orca.
Totally just from my experience but I’ve found more freedom in my marriage than I think I would’ve without my husband. He’s helped me heal, grow and just be more open with myself and others…. Again just me 😅😅😅
This is my second favorite Disney Princess movie. I know it by heart, can quote the majority of it, and I cry to it every single time. People hate on it so much for no reason. Brave is amazing! My mommy issues feel seen
I just started watching your channel! I really appreciate your reactions it’s like I’m watching a movie with a bestie! You know how to make us laugh ❤ Keep up the great work!
Fun fact an adult male bear can be like twice the size of an adult female but I have seen video of a mother bear beating the s*** out of an big male to save her cubs! And that's why people would be nervous about the adorable little bear cups they likely couldn't do much damage to you but if you see a bear cub it's very likely her mother is nearby and if you go up to her Cubs are get between her and the Cubs your ass is grass
my grandma absolutely ADORES this movie because she too is an strong stubborn independent woman, and also a curly redhead. she loves a good redhead character 😭😭
I think it was not a bad movie but I do like more the mother-daughter struggle they had in the first half. As soon as I saw the mother bear I was like ehhhh, because it was nothing new. But the first half was so incredibly relatable to me.
The mom as a bear was so cute holy shit. But fr this movie breaks my heart every time, the tumultuous relationship between Merida and her mom is something I resonate with and seeing this movie makes me ball every time
People hated on this film cause of the bear stuff, while i loved it exactly cause of the besr stuff lol i'm just not in a for a long hour broibg movie about normal royalty problems
I would say Brave is underrated but no one near Pixar’s gems or Disney’s gems for me. I like the first 20 minutes of the movie before the bear part tbh. Love all your videos ❤❤❤
Regarding the tapestry, those things take a LOOOOOONG time to make. The film showed her mother working on it earlier, she did everything by hand. What Merida did was ruin thousands of hours of careful work by her mother, a very physical representation of that fight ripping apart years of love between them.
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Yeah I was watching another reaction channel react to this movie and they focused way too much blame on the mother when she threw Merida's bow in the fire. Like, Merida ripped LONG LONG LONG hours of hard work. I'd be pissed too.
Believe it or not, the timid lord was supposed to end up with Merida in the end, but they decided against it because it contradicted Merida's struggle for the movie
I wish we got his name
@@heartsforurmum Wee MacGuffin. lol
@@BewareofBordome interesting
@@heartsforurmum That just means young Macguffin. We still don't know his actual first name
@@Dragonkid1801 Yeah
I am a firm believer in the four clans being descended from the four brothers from the old story, with Merida’s clan being descended from Mor’Du himself.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks that. It would explain how these clans are enemies that need a marriage alliance to establish peace.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl But then wouldnt that technically be incest?
@@Orchid_123 Not really. If the brothers formed their own clans with other people, and it's been centuries since that happened, the suitors and Merida wouldn't even be related (or maybe just a really small percentage of shared DNA). That being said, it depends on how long it's been. If it's been centuries or just a couple of generations.
@@CervusLavandulaexactly, and considering the physical differences it’s definitely been a while
I don't understand why people like to hate on this movie. It may not be up to Pixar's usual standards, but it is in NO WAY a bad film. When I first watched it, I actually teared up. My relationship with my own mother had its difficulties and I could relate to what was shown in the film. I also liked how both parents were present and were shown communicating frequently in a healthy manner.
Side note: I know how it feels like to be seen as young. I'm 27 but I get mistaken for a college student all the time. It's annoying but I'm sure I'll be grateful for my good genes later. At least, that's what people tell me all the time.
I remember when the movie first came out, I was excited for an action-adventure movie with what looked like a solo female protag, because that's what the advertising led me to believe. When it was more of an emotional film about a mother and daughter, I was annoyed because my teenaged brain just thought "I've seen this a million times already!!"
As an adult looking back at this movie, I see I was way too harsh on it. It's actually a really good movie and it does bring me to tears now. Some people just need some time and perspective 😊💕
I was like 8 when this movie came out but it’s one of the first movies that I remember seeing in theaters and I really liked it!(not that I had really high standards at the time but I didn’t even know people disliked this movie until a couple years ago).
Same I relate to the mother daughter relationship and seeing her mother become a bear broke my heart when I was younger 😭 Merida just wanted a better relationship with her mother, I understand her fr
For me while I related to the dynamic between Merida and her mom, I didn't like what she did, as much as I may bicker with my mom it would never cross my mind to try something that could hurt her or cause her distress.
The little mermaid and Turning red dealt with the strict parent dynamic way better.
I still think is one of Pixar best movies and a stepping stone for animations in terms of curly hair representation lol, I'm not ginger but I have curly hair like hers and it was really accurate.
Completely agree. I actually cried; I felt this so much.
23:31 That moment when you realise THIS is what her mother's been training her for. Not just to be a meek and mild lady who does nothing, she's been training her to be a queen, training her to rule her clan alongside her husband just as she's been doing with Fergus. She's been teaching her social skills, public speaking, diction and the history of each of the clans, all things you need when to be a leader.
What I always saw with this scene is. The mother realized that while her daughter was listening, she needs to listen to her daughter, and that's why she comes up with a compromise.
Jesus loves you❤❤
"I am Merida, firstborn descendant of Clan Dunbroch. And I'LL be shooting FOR MY OWN HAND!"
Fun Fact: "The Bear And The Bow" was the original title.
Historical Fact: The chess set in Merida's (Kelly Macdonald) room is the famous Lewis Chessmen from the twelfth century, unearthed in Scotland in 1831.
Mythology Fact: The name of the evil bear, from the legend told by Queen Elinor (Dame Emma Thompson), is Mor'du. In Gaelic, it would be spelled "Mor Dubh" and means the large black one.
Corset Campaign Fact: The scene where Merida's (Kelly Macdonald) dress splits, and reveals her corset, while amusing, is inaccurate given the movie's apparent medieval setting (around the 10th century). Corsets didn't come into fashion until Elizabethan times, approximately 600 years after the movie's apparent setting.
Lost In Translation Fact: Kevin McKidd was particularly happy to work on this project because it was the first time in years that he'd been able to use his natural Scottish accent in a movie. The dialect that Young MacGuffin speaks is called Doric. It is spoken in northeastern Scotland, including Kevin McKidd's hometown of Elgin.
@@jebVlogs556 he never found his way like Merida and Elinor did, whatever he had done. He couldn’t fix it or didn’t want to and so he became what he was a beast
But is brave based on a true story?
abigaikikel8806 ...As far as I understand it, it is a fictional amalgamation of several Scottish myths and stories.
Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍
Brave is one of my favorite Disney Princess films! I always loved that Merida decided to choose her own path and by the end, her mother respected that decision.
Those iced rolls the little brothers eat in the movie always looked delicious too. 😭
She’s more like a Pixar princess 👑
@@nathancruz9172 You're definitely right. She is!
@@nathancruz9172 no, she official Disney princesses I love this Disney movie
Lakia: I got my girl Merida’s back!
Also Lakia: **has never seen her movie**😂
😅😅
As a red headed, curly haired queen. I appreciated seeing someone like me represented in a movie (even though I am more of German decent than Scottish lol) because I’m a lot like Merida, want to do things my way, test others and won’t take no for an answer. Merida is the second best princess (Tiana is the best)
Just be glad that they made Merida white and red haired way before the dreaded race swapping of all redheads. Yes, that is a a thing and strange trend.
10:44 She embarrassed them because she wrote her own rules and stood them all up.
No-one of Thi is fair, but Elinor wasn't exaggerating when she said that "it will lead to fire and sword if it's not set right". This kingdom is being held together on an extremely fragile alliance, it was united by enemies but now they have no common enemy to fight and all of the lord have long memories short tempers. They can't afford to insult or offend any of them or give them any reason to declare war.
29:33 While better known for his tenure at Apple, Steve Jobs was also a co-founder of Pixar. Brave was released after Steve's passing, hence the dedication.
16:18 Yeah the suitors actually seemed ok when they were hanging out together, Young MacIntosh seemed less of a show-off, Young McMuffin seemed more relaxed and Wee Dingwall.....well he was just staring into space again but the others seemed ok with it. Plus this means that we know their dads are more focused on the whole betrothal thing than they are.
Merida meant soooooo much to me as a kid, I had her doll and I was so attached to her because she was the only princess with curly hair (I guess at that point there was also tiana but since she wasn’t drawn with curls my little child brain didn’t understand she had curly hair) and I have thick black curly hair so watching her look so beautiful with her wild hair that she wasn’t ashamed of was very important to me
Yes! I love her curly hair too! It was so cool to see a princess with hair that looks like mine (altho I'm a brunette and don't like to have my hair down because I find it uncomfortable) And I'm Brazilian as well
@@kawaiiemolga sim, meu cabelo é preto e meus olhos tb são escuros então no fim das contas a única coisa q eu tenho em comum com a merida são os cachinhos! que legal encontrar mais brasileiro q assiste a lakia !
@@kawaiiemolga 'Manes By Mell' UA-cam channel helped me learn about curly hair.
'Manes by Mell' UA-cam channel taught me about curly hair.
@@applefarm6126 yes, in my case I only really learned to care for curly hair from watching UA-cam tutorials when I was around 17!
24:26 He's speaking Doric - which is an actual dialect in Scotland (the actor who voices him and Lord MacGuffin, Kevin McDonald, has relatives in that area), and here he's saying "it's just nae (not) fair making us fight for the hand of a quain (girl) who does nae (does not) want a bit of it, ya ken (you know)?"
I have no idea what the thing he said to the other sons was before they went on a bear hunt, but the first thing he said before the brawl was "If he were a wee bit closer I could lob ma caber at him, ya ken?" lob meaning 'throw' and 'caber' meaning that long piece of wood we saw someone throw at the beginning of the games.
Came to look for this comment! Sad I didn't see it more frequently, I love knowing and spreading that little tidbit of knowledge from the film
"Obviously the best suitor is the big guy" - This is clearly the correct choice if one had to be made. And his accent is beautiful.
I love this film. It’s one of the few Disney cartoons where family is core over the romance. It gives me Lilo & Stitch warm fuzzies.
29:22 I always had the feeling that Elinor had been the finest horsewoman in the four clans back in her day - and still is.
The scene where she shoots the third arrow has to be my favorite Pixar scene. It has no right to be that epic
Fr best scene in the movie
Brave is so underrated, Merida is one of my favorites princesses
My dad always said I was fearless like Merida. I loved this movie when it first came out. Truly seeing the relationship between the mother and daughter now feels like I am looking in a mirror with my mom. But in the end, they are trying to teach us how to be what we are destined to be with love even if it doesn't feel like that sometimes.
But the three boys had me stressed because they were always disappearing or doing something bad lol
28:11 Originally we were going to see that whisp join three others so that we'd know that the four brothers had finally reunited, before they all disappeared to warn and guide others.
I loved brave sm, it contrasts so much with the other movies of its time, Merida is one of the few who didn’t end up with a man, even if that wasn’t always the rests plan, it ended up being the plot pretty quickly and became an old pattern for princesses. Merida has such a creative plot! Like, a mom who becomes a bear? That’s so fun!! Why can’t more movies be that creative?
If anyone's wondering, yes there is an end credit scene. The guardsman who's always asleep gets woken up at down by the witch's crow delivering all the wood carvings. "Delivery, sign here, sign here. Come on bird brain, we haven't got all day!"
All these years I didn't know after watching for years😂
I'll never get sick of this movie. One of my top "Disney princesses"
3:30 when u showed the gravestone💀 I love your editing style smmm and your humor as well 😂❤️
Thank you lol 🥰🥰
@@LakiaJaiTV Of course girl!!🫶🫶☺️
Steve Jobs and Apple helped start Pixar before Disney bought the animation studio. So I think Pixar considers Jobs one of their founders. He had passed during the making of and before the release of this film. Which is why they had that dedication to him in the credits.
For those who were wondering, the tribute to Steve Jobs is because without him, Pixar probably wouldn’t have gotten off the ground. In the beginning, Pixar only made shorts. They were not financially stable, so they didn’t have the option of making a feature length film. Steve Jobs struck a deal to let them use his capital and technology from Apple to create their first 3 movies. Toy Story was their first major financial success and the rest is history.
❤ Love Brave! Thanks for watching it, love your humor and reactions 😂
Thank you 🥰
My mum absolutely LOVES brave so I'm glad your watching this😊
29:35 He was a partner, mentor, and friend. That's all that's really needed sometimes when a film is dedicated to someone that passed
You get a like for having bagpipes right at the beginning. I was not expecting that! If you ever get the chance, there may be a Celtic, Irish, or Scottish festival near wherever you live and the bagpipers who are on the soundtrack for this film will likely be at that festival. It's an experience for sure.
Steve Jobs is actually the co-founder of Pixar
I love this movie!! 💙 I was waiting for your reaction to pop up. Hopefully UA-cam doesn't copyright it before I get to finish the vid 🤞
Also Merida's suiters were not it 😂 I don't blame Merida for not wanting to marry them.
Nah they released the video so we should be good 🤞🏾🤞🏾and yeah the suitors… they were lacking lol
11:06 the thing here is that tapestries take a long time to do, some tapestries take years, some tapestries in antiquity would be started by the weaver and be finished by their apprentice after so for Merida to just cut it 😮 and it’s also special cause like it depicts their family 🤷🏻♂️ idk I hope this helps
Steve Jobs is the co-founder of the Pixar Studio
I never noticed that detail about them slamming into the rock! Love it, thanks for another great video!
This is the first mother and daughter of brave, before turning red as a second time in Pixar movies.
your editing had me spit out my food! bahahaha when Merida competes for her own hand and splits the arrow with hers, your editing had me dying
There is a pixar theory not only that Boo is the witch but that she also grew up to be Abby in Turning Red
Love this movie so much! I feel like it’s an underrated movie and I love your videos keep it up!❤
The animation is beautiful and the countryside omg I love it!! Everyone who made this possible are so extremely talented. I remember seeing this for the first time in theaters & loving it & mainly just being extremely scared bc of the bear. Me being scared as a little kid is what I mainly think of when I hear the title didn’t remember what happened till whenever it was when I rewatched it. Can’t believe I was scared of the movie mainly the bear tho like I can bc I was little and I got scared extremely easily (And I mean extremely easily.) Always wanted to learn archery after watching this. It looks so so so fun! I’ve always wanted to learn horseback riding! Top two things still on my to do list that’ll prob never happen 😅. I’ve tried to do a Scottish accent also a Irish one too but I can’t which ironic since my mums side is Scottish & Irish. 🙃 Love the videos! You always make me laugh and smile! You do an amazing job!
So happy to see how far your channel has come 🫶🏽
Ive seen so much more Merida love lately and I have been LOVING it
Me literally every time I find something I was looking for:
“I don’t believe it, I found it!”
Brave walked so Turning Red could RUUNN
I love this film - it’s the first Disney film I’ve watched and completely identified with the mother/daughter arguments. They’re so accurate to real life! The music in this is stunning!
15:266 "embrace the bear" OMG AHAHAHAHAAH I LOVE YOU😂😂😂🐻
I can’t with the edits😂
I think the Nursemaid Maudie might be on the road for a nervous breakdown and by the end of the movie might be in the need for a relaxing weekend with the bugs Dingwall warrior
Lord Dingwall was voiced by the late Robbie Coltrane famous for playing Hagrid. Theres quite a few HP actors in this film.
If i could be an animal for a day-dragon. Nonmagical wise- horse, wolf, or orca.
One of my favorite Disney movies.
Oh I've studied Celtic history in Ireland, Portugal and Scotland, I truly love this one ❤
Scot here, thank you for taking an interest and appreciating our history ❤️🏴
I literally did not notice that Merida’s dad didn’t have his kilt on until I watched this video 😂
The fact that u used 1 chime from Verna’s/henry/001 I was like
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I was so imotional at the very end.. but the way she said 'you almost took off my head😂😂😂 got me rolling 😂😂😂
Totally just from my experience but I’ve found more freedom in my marriage than I think I would’ve without my husband. He’s helped me heal, grow and just be more open with myself and others…. Again just me 😅😅😅
This is my second favorite Disney Princess movie. I know it by heart, can quote the majority of it, and I cry to it every single time. People hate on it so much for no reason. Brave is amazing! My mommy issues feel seen
I just started watching your channel! I really appreciate your reactions it’s like I’m watching a movie with a bestie! You know how to make us laugh ❤ Keep up the great work!
8:31 I'm not normally one for fights and brawls, but this kingdom looks like they actually know how to have fun
This was the 2nd mother-child movie to make me cry. And I'm 43 freaking years old.
Fun fact an adult male bear can be like twice the size of an adult female but I have seen video of a mother bear beating the s*** out of an big male to save her cubs! And that's why people would be nervous about the adorable little bear cups they likely couldn't do much damage to you but if you see a bear cub it's very likely her mother is nearby and if you go up to her Cubs are get between her and the Cubs your ass is grass
my grandma absolutely ADORES this movie because she too is an strong stubborn independent woman, and also a curly redhead. she loves a good redhead character 😭😭
I love that you played the Home Depot theme song at 13:53 😂😂
i absolutely adored this movie when i was little, she's forever my favorite princess of all time
finally, someone who appreciates this AMAZING film!
To all the haters, i wish an eternity of Good Dinosaur and Cars sequel rewatches lol :)
This film is underrated it’s pretty cool
I love how you add a bible verse in the beginning of the video! It’s always so refreshing to come to your channel!❤
00:01 immediately went SCOTLAND FOREVER🔥🗣️
THE EDIT WHEN SHE WAS COMPETING LMAOO
I think it was not a bad movie but I do like more the mother-daughter struggle they had in the first half.
As soon as I saw the mother bear I was like ehhhh, because it was nothing new. But the first half was so incredibly relatable to me.
It’s not like the struggle about the mother and daughter ended after bear. It was the entirety of the movie
Awesome reaction! So glad you watched Brave! Also love 1 Corinthians 16:13. Such an encouraging verse.
Brave is so underrated it’s one of my favorite Pixar movies I’ve loved it ever since it came out
Disney Disney Pixar, she’s official Disney princesses
11:36 I think he knows there's something off about that place. He senses something about the area
Love how I see this after I see a video of a bear swimming in destin Florida
But yesss love this movie 🥰
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10:30 NOT THE PARAMORE 😭😭😭
Brave and Pocahontas are like the most underrated Disney movies also can u do Pocahontas if u haven’t ❤❤
Pocahontas is underrated cuz of the racism lol
omg, yes im so glad you watched this movie!! i love how they touched up on the Scottish / Viking culture, i wished people liked this more :)
i was fr so happy my island was mentioned in this movie-
The mom as a bear was so cute holy shit. But fr this movie breaks my heart every time, the tumultuous relationship between Merida and her mom is something I resonate with and seeing this movie makes me ball every time
When this movie came out I loved it.
Angus threw you off what's going on??? 11:43 😢😂😭😁😊
I hope you react to more Disney princess movies like Beauty and the Beast and classics like Sleeping Beauty.
she will always be my favorite disney princess!
Is no one else surprised by the fact that she's 24? I did not know she was 24!! The baby face is baby facing lol
I'm the same age and look just as young as she does. It's called good genes.
wait she is 24??
it was my favorite disney princess movie at some point lol
Brave is low-key my favorite diseny movie because it had a good plot
It was a kind of new message bc all the other movies like this came out after. Brave was the first one
fun fact in early drafts the shy one was a love interest.
Binge watching all your videos lmao i love this channel so much 🫶
Girl I’m wheeeeezing you’re hilarious
Maudie is the true star an icon of this movie, we all know it
My favourite Disney princess, movie of all of them
not me just realizin this movie hit so hard cause its the Ace/Aro representation I always needed O.O
Aaaaa I always cry at the end!!!!!!
Is it okay if i had a crush on that clan leader with the blue tattoos as a kid? Cause i don't feel guilty rn
This is one of my favorite Disney movies, right up there with Rapunzel.
People hated on this film cause of the bear stuff, while i loved it exactly cause of the besr stuff lol i'm just not in a for a long hour broibg movie about normal royalty problems
I love brave it is my fav movie thank you for treating it nicely
I would say Brave is underrated but no one near Pixar’s gems or Disney’s gems for me. I like the first 20 minutes of the movie before the bear part tbh. Love all your videos ❤❤❤
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
I love this movie so much it makes me cry I’ll never understand when people say this is one of Pixar’s weakest movies