But redheads are so pretty, I think you look hotter than usual. Also, it was so heartwarming seeing you enjoy the representation, as a latina Encanto is the closest an international movie has done it for me, Coco is second, because it's more specifically Mexican/Central American, and I'm South American, so even though I feel kinship with them irl, it's not the same. I supposed it's how you would feel when watching Irish things?
Fun fact! Scotland actually used to have bears, but they went locally extinct because of hunting in the country. There were some bears around in the middle ages. They were rare even then, but they existed.
It’s similar with wolves, there used to be plenty in Scotland but they all died down or went extinct due to hunting. There has been a loooooong debate or plan of action to release wolves into the wild of Scotland to reduce deer population which has spiralled.
@@niallnochill I write this to You to bring You Eternal Hope from far away."The Rapture"- is A Truly Real Future Biblical Christian Worldwide Event in which Millions of Living True Christian Believers shall be "Transported" into Heaven to meet The Creator Of The World/The Maker Of The World/The Lord Himself and they shall be with him Forever and ever.Also in addition to "The Rapture" another Truly Real Future Biblical Christian Worldwide Event called "The First Resurrection" will also take place,which will "Resurrect" All-Dead True Christian Believers and will also "Transport" them into Heaven to meet The Creator Of The World/The Maker Of The World/The Lord Himself and they shall be with him Forever and ever! "The Rapture" collects All-Living True Christian Believers,while " The First Resurrection" collects All-Dead True Christian Believers.The Dead True Christian Believers shall rise first and then both:The Dead and The Living True Christian Believers shall Together be Transported into Heaven to be Together with The Christian God and to be Rewarded accordingly by The Christian God! This is not a joke.I have seen "The Signs" and these words are "True and Correct".Remember!Jesus Christ said:“You don’t have to wait for the End.I am right now,Resurrection and Life.The one who believes in me,even though he or she dies,will live.And everyone who lives believing in me does not ultimately die at all.Do you believe this?”
I heard that originally, Young MacGuffin was actually just going to be speaking gibberish as a joke, but the voice actor suggested having him speak that dialect, since he himself was fluent in it.
25:03 The moment when Merida realises and we all realise that Elinor wasn't raising her just to be a wife to sit meekly behind her husband and to do whatever she's told. She's raised her to be a queen - to govern her clan and her kingdom alongside her husband just as she's been doing with Fergus. Etiquette, public speaking and history, all necessary skills you need when you're sitting at the head of a people.
Got it in one. All the skills Merida was learning was to ensure that everyone, even her own husband, would show her proper respect and defer to her authority. Even if she and her husband never fall in love, he would never be able to put her down because she has an equal, if not higher, standing than him. If not love, then at least plenty of respect. Which is why Elinor saw it as no big deal and not the end of the world
@@kaylenvee8150 They would each have greater authority in certain situations. It's not about raising her above her husband or proving her superiority. It's about working together with your strengths.
One of the details of the tapestry that I love is that Merida is the one holding her mother's hand, anchoring Eleanor to the rest of the family that she's so different from in many ways (reserved and brunette versus boisterous and redheaded to start with).
@@Izzy711s“women” is the plural of woman. the person you are replying to was saying that merida and her mother are further connected by being the only two women in the family.
@@IslaRoseMusic0 Aight, my linguistics-loving self has to ask: is "weans" short for "wee-ones," or is it actually referring to the age at which one would have been weaned from the breast back in the day? Regardless, could it perhaps be the root for our phrase here in the American South, "Wee 'uns"? No worries if you don't know, your comment just made me consider the question! 🤣❤️
@@sabrecrafted7409 prob referring to your second answer, since the connotation to me sounded like it was supposed to mean "offspring", and offsprings are weaned, right?
@@sabrecrafted7409 You were close both ways it's pronounced like Wain. Today it means young child but Little One was its earlier definition and Wee One was said to be its fusion example. Child/ Kid/ Wean / Wain/ Babe/ Bairn words for children. These words are little known synonyms.
I took a little, elderly Scottish woman named Maria to see this in a small theater, here; in Jacksonville. We came out of the theater, and every little girl swarmed her, wanting to talk to Merida; thinking that was her story. Maria was so happy to have the attention of all those little girls, it made her cry. It was an honor to spend the day with her. The movie was all the energy she had, but, when I dropped her off at her apartment in the senior living building, I bet she went straight to sleep and dreamt well of home, and that lake of little girls.
I really enjoyed this movie and I don't know why people like to hate on it. It's a beautiful story of a daughter's relationship with her mom. And it's so nice to see the parents have such a loving relationship. Like...I STAND THIS FILM!!
@@hellogoodbyeandallinbetween oh really? For me personally, it felt like it tied things together much quicker because they learned how to see one another in a different light and put differences aside because they love one another. I totally get what you're saying though! To each their own! :)
Also when Merida goes against her father. She’s a bad ass!!! ⚔️🛡️ she’s clearly a daddy’s girl, but she loves her mom just as much and was willing to go against her father to protect her even though her mom hasn’t listened to her the past.
@@summerskull9379 fun fact- the script originally had him speaking some Scottish-sounding gibberish, but Kevin McKidd (the voice actor, who is Scottish) basically said "nah, imma come up with a line in an actual dialect, it'll be better"
Bears were roaming Scotland and the whole of the isles till mid 1500's and are found decorating medieval tapestry, metal work, stone work and written documents.
The entire cast is Scottish, and they added true Scot touches to their lines during recording. Nobody was putting on their accents; all were authentic.
That's not 100% true... Julie Walters and Emma Thompson are not Scottish. I do know from seeing interviews that Emma Thompson's dad was Scottish so she had an immediate family member whose accent she grew up hearing. But I don't know if that same can be said about Julie Walters. But other than those two actresses - The rest of the cast is genuinely Scottish.
I don't mind where their historic origins are or what the cast members are themselves. I'm just one of the few Hispanic cousins who understand enough of the unmentioned relationship details that no other large wide spread group really gives me the feeling of clear identity, my other relatives just help me with having clues of historic culture facts. But I love my Celtic cousins and Afro related cousins deeply enough to not let it hide at all. In my heart it's Celtic stories and old symbols plus the beautiful old art, and with Afro related people it's how groovy I instantly become hearing their widely shared music with various jazz rhythms. My American history pieces can take months to put together though, with it being so rare to find history books that really respect America.
you can still 'put on' your natural accent and heighten it! lots of voice work involves exaggerated voices. it does feel more authentic when the voice actors are basing their work off an accent that they naturally have, though.
Accents or none it doesn't feel anything different to me. My key thing with the accent results is I'm not going to blame someone's accent for results of a conversation being a bit difficult to understand/ comprehend. I'm one of the few quite patient about new ways to communicate whether the person has disabilities or not. I don't care which big group I'm around, and same thing with race and enthic stuff. People are sincerely free to be their true selves around me.
As a very very curly girl, when I first saw a teaser for this movie, I *shrieked* out loud in the theatre when Merida pulled back her hood to reveal this CASCADE of curly hair.
Periodt! I practically dragged my mother to see Brave in theaters as a little girl. Similarly to Merida and Eleanor, I have big tightly curled hair and she has straight hair. We both loved it! :)
Lmaooo, even I found him hard to understand later on, he has a very Northern Scottish accent, way way wayyyyy up the top of the country! Glad I could be of assistance
@@felixhenson9926 Incomprehensible... Unless you're "in the know" ;) Fortunately I've spent a wee bit of time with the Scottish, so I was able to pick up a fair bit of what he was saying lol
@@felixhenson9926That was the intention. But the actor who voiced him asked if he could use his first language, his dialect of Scottish. That turned out to be just as incomprehensible as they wanted but also perfectly welcome for the setting.
Will-o-wisps are foundationally mischievous beings that consistently lead ppl to their deaths so i think its funny that merida just casually follows them throughout the movie😂
25:45 "It's just not fair making us fight for a quine that does not want any part of it" I saw it in a video once. Edit: Thanks to the person who corrected the queen to quine
I had a crush on him when I watched it and I was crossing my fingers, hoping she'd choose him. I couldn't understand him and yet he doesn't seem so annoying like that black-haired dude.
Its nice to see an actual scottish person react. As an american i get tired of people just reacting to the doric in this like "wHys hE SpeAkInG GiBbErIsh" plus loved that you translated for us with less trained ears.
The fact that he heard Young McGuffin and IMMEDIATELY not only understood what he said but repeated it perfectly had me and my boyfriend with our mouths open 😂
Honestly he’s the stuff of nightmares for kids. I thought he was scary but I was never truly afraid of him somehow. And strangely, he helped me get over my irrational fear of a bear jumping through my window at night and eating me. I had some very specific fears when I was in elementary school.
I absolutely loved it when one of the suitor's clans were called the "McGuffins." A McGuffin was old Hollywood film-making slang, made famous by Alfred Hitchcock. A "McGuffin" was something that served no purpose in a film, other than to move the plot along to the next point.
30:11 Sometimes I wish they'd kept their original plan - to see the wisp that the prince had become join three others who were waiting for him....see him reunite with his brothers....
Ooh. That would’ve been cool, and if they only showed 3 wisps at once the whole movie. And maybe some slight design variations to show it is only these 3 wisps. Meaning it was his brothers the whole time trying to find someone to release him.
Also, that horse is MASSIVE. this girl is riding stirrup-less through the woods, swerving around trees and jumping over logs without even holding onto the reigns, and still making accurate shots when this horse is like 20 hands. Insane.
idk what it was about this movie but me and my sister loved it SO much as kids we’d watch it all the time😭 also fun little fact: merida’s voice actress went to my highschool we still have a little plaque thing in the atrium for her
I don’t know much about Scotland but I just think it’s so sweet that so much of his movie resonates with him. Just goes to show how important representation is.
It's just not fair to force a girl to be part of something she doesn't want to be so let's not argue about this princess and the future right now dad, is his key attitude at the moment.
These blue lights in the swamp are called "Irrlichte" in geman which means "light that leads astray" and you are warned to never follow them for they lead to the other world /death. In reality they are gases from the wet ground which burn in a small flame when getting in contact with air. But it is allways better to not follow them, cause they don't lead a safe way necessarily. And I love the scottish accent!
True and Thank You. I have a German grandfather and a Scandinavian great grandfather. But your statement is a lot like the Volcano facts in lots of Tuatha De Danaan details of what Caileach, Dagda and many others did separately and together to take care of the planet.
I saw this when it first came out, too... which was not to long after my mom passed. When it got to that same part at the end that you cried at, Merida crying "I want you back" OMG I started sobbing in the theater. I wanted my mom back, too.
Climbs mountains on days off + trained in weaponry + untamable hair + eats whole apples in less than 6 seconds = perfect aro/ace representation. Love Merida.
3:24 No one usually sees it, but if you look closely, you can see Merida and Queen Elinor in the letters of the title. Merida is in the B and Elinor is in the E. And the circle Elinor is holding has 3 bear cubs in it, symbolizing Merida's triplet brothers.
Your comment is from a few months ago now but I have watched Brave more times than I can count and I don't know how I never noticed that, thank you for pointing it out!!
You're probably the only person I've seen actually notice the blonde guy was speaking an actual language and not just gibberish 😅 lol (Ps: I don't understand a word he says, but I know he is speaking an actual language)
My Mum and I took my nephew to watch this in the cinema, but he a little too young and was *SO* frightened by Mor'du in the beginning, he cried until we left. Even though Mum and I hardly ever fought, I'm really glad we sat down to watch this together before she passed suddenly a few years ago. She was definitely a Mama Bear, even when I'd fallen into traps of my own stupid making. Miss her every day ♡♡
The shipper in me likes to think that in the future Merida does have a relationship with the blonde prince w the heavier accent (idr his name soz). From what little we got to see of all of their personalities he seemed to be the most sensible in a way that I could see him knowing and understanding who Merida is (strengths, weakness’, and eccentricities a like) and appreciating them all rather than trying to change her into something she isn’t.
Fun fact, young macguffin (Kevin mckidd’s character) was in fact her love interest in pre-production. The alternate ending with them (kinda sorta) is in the official art book.
Even though Young Dingwall was on the sweeter side, he just wouldn’t have been able to have the character to lead. That’s what I get from him. He wouldn’t be able to keep up with Merida. With young McGuffin, it’s clear that he is good tempered, and treats Merida as an equal. And from what we’ve seen, he acknowledges and respects her feelings. And when Push comes to shove, I feel like he can DEFINITELY have to fight back if he had more experience leading the Clan as well. Even though I liked how Merida at the end is not focused to have a guy at her side. Young McGuffin seems to be the best match for her as a love interest. She would teach him to be firm and fight back. He would be the calm after her storm.
The way I’m OBSESSED with Merida tearing her dress and metaphorically breaking the old traditions and her old relationship with her mother …. CINEMA 🤌🏻
I love how Merida’s dad equally respects her for the way she is that he even gives his little tomboy warrior princess a bow for her birthday which is something that no other man have ever thought of a woman or girl back then, father and daughter literally bond better 😊❤❤❤❤❤
I love this film! Merida vying for her own hand is the most amazing thing I’ve seen in a Disney film! The argument between her and her mom, I felt it when Merida said what she said when she ripped the tapestry and the mother realizing what the hurt she has caused by burning her bow. I feel that these two scenes at my core, the acting is just so good! If you’re starting your Disney journey, Treasure Planet, Atlantis, Hunchback and Tarzan are a must!!! The first two are critically underrated.
????????? Real Autism making my interests of magical stories a life long topic, insights of how nature itself became the ancient characters first and then later fantasy creatures, plus my values of a calm life, and my difficulties with harsh voices, I feel several of the scenes in this movie. How I hear King Fergus in my imagination: My dear wife our daughter doesn't want any marriages and I'm fine with that. We shall keep living in the present, Merida doesn't need to be like our historic queens to be a worthy ruler. She's a strong girl who can take care of herself, and she definitely has the skills for keeping the kingdom safe. And please try to calm down about how Merida spends the day, she's respectful and loyal but her idea of freedom is what she's tried to express in front of you Elinor. We can trust her, her resourcefulness is noticeable. So let her live the life she wants to dear.
See.............. that's close enough to old English to not confuse me but I had no clue it was Doric. just like how easily I can figure out some Spanish with other Celtic country words like Portugese and Italian language plus figuring out Brazilian words or really close languages too, but especially when the words look similar.
Something I find funny, is archery was actually considered a very lady like pursuit! It was exercise, but you could stand still to do it. There are bunches of examples of medieval art depicting women in floor length dresses wielding bows.
I am actually glad it's not your first time watching cause I would have said you should be ashamed. You know how fast my Hispanic ass rushed to watch Encanto. Also if u haven't seen it watch Encanto 😊
Before reading the commment section I literally had no idea that Brave was disliked by some people?? That's so sad, I loved this movie to pieces growing up and now watching this reaction reminded me why I loved it so much
I think this is the best reaction to Brave I've watched! First of all, your little facts on Scottish culture and language were just an amazing bonus (and woow I've never seen anyone even slightly understanding the kid and his strong accent, I had read I don't remember where that the voice actor intentionally made it very hard to understand so that was so great to hear somewhat of a translation). And just seeing you enjoy the Scottish part of the movie, that was so great to watch! Brave have been one of my favourite Disney since I've first seen it, the characters, the setting, the music, the story, everything is sooo great about it, so glad you loved it
This film means a lot to me because while my family is American, my mom was always proud of her Scottish ancestry and instilled that pride in me. She passed when I was 17, so when I saw this film at 24, it had me crying because it would have been the perfect film for us to share. Even now it gets me teary-eyed. Such a masterpiece.
this film awakens my inner scottish pride any time i watch it. i strongly disliked how much people were disappointed by it and ripped into it. this was a passion project like none other
This was my husband's favorite movie. He was a long, curly haired ginger. Our daughter is too. You saying not to trust them made me laugh. I trusted him more than anything in my life. He never did wrong by me
little Merida and the lil cubs mean everything to me, they’re so damn cute 🥹🫶🏼 I’m so happy I came across your channel, you’re like the scottish version of Brad Evans and I’m OBSESSED✨
From what I could find, Mor'du was based on an Erasian black bear, but of course, tragically oversized. They used to live all over Europe, including Scotland, until they were hunted to near extinction
I'm brazilian and I always loved this movie so much! It always resonated a lot w me and watching you explain stuff, give context in cultural/ language things I had no idea it made me love and appreciate the movie even more!
I only just discovered your channel today. This video popped up in my suggested videos & since "Brave" is one of my favorite movies, I clicked on it. I am a ginger of Scottish ancestry with long crazy hair & I used to shoot a lovely recurve bow back in the day, so I've always related to Merida. I am so glad I stumbled on this video - you are adorable! I haven't laughed this hard in a long time! Now, I'm going to go watch "Brave" myself. Have a bonny day!
The European brown bear was present in Scotland until around the 10th century but hunting and habitat loss led to its extinction. The last known Scottish brown bear was killed in the 9th century, and the species was officially declared extinct in Scotland in the 10th century. So there were definitely more kinds of bears than the current ones present if you go back far enough lol
Thank you for giving us non-Scottish folk a translation of the blonde suitor with the ultra-thicc accent! I've been wondering for YEARS what he said- obviously I figured it was real, but without any knowledge of the dialect myself, it feels like learning a dead language without a teacher. So, again @niallnochill, thank you! Glad to see you enjoyed this film as much as I did- & there's no shame in crying. It's the power Disney holds regardless of its content lol.
I loved this movie because I'm an archer and I never want to get married. Some people don't like this movie, but I'll never be one of them. Thanks for reacting to it!
I absolutely love that they accurately showed the archer’s paradox in motion. I saw one reaction where the slow motion shot they were like “Ohh it’s wobbly!” I’m like, it’s supposed to be. That’s actually how it flys straight.
This movie literally made me obsessed with Scotland, I'm literally not kidding. 😂Before, I didn't know anything about Scotland or any countries, but when this movie came out I fell in love. the aesthetics the plot and story in general Scotland is one of my favorite countries.It's a shame that it's an underrated Disney movie, not many people value it for what it really is, but it was so fun to watch this movie with you Greetings.😂🙌
I had a time I was watching anything and everything Scottish/with Scottish accents I could find. David Tennet shows up multiple times lol. There’s even a movie with David Tennet and the voice of Merida, where they are love interests.
Idk why people hate this movie so much, it's not flawless but it's not nearly as bad as everyone says, either. It has so much unique charm and genuinely hilarious jokes.
??????????? With this animated film of little known historic facts of Scotland it's more often historic words and less known phrases of expression that sound similar to slang here in America even though they're saying something serious to another character. Clearly part of this fun film's viewer issues is many aren't patient about figuring out what a cartoon is actually trying to say throughout the movie.
This movie never ever fails to make me sob, it's so good; having always had an up-and-down relationship with my mother, especially when I was younger, it hits incredibly close to home
When I tell you the flashback sequence Merida has when she’s putting the pieces together about Mor’du gave me NIGHTMARES for WEEKS as a child, I legit still jump when the princes’ head snaps into Mor’du 😭😭 it’s a 10/10 movie though
I love this movie - it's the first one I took my kid to see in theaters, and having been both a mother and a daughter it really resonates. We watched it A LOT when kiddo was little, lol. Definitely one of my favorites 💜
When I first watched Brave with our daughter and the Mackintosh first appeared, had I been drinking something I would have spit it out…and as the show went on, uncovering his and his son’s special personalities? I called up my sister (yes, during the movie, we were watching it at home,) and told her, “OH, MY GOD, MICHELE! YOU HAVE TO WATCH BRAVE THIS INSTANT!” She is single without children and asked me why I thought that. I just said, “I will pester you about this until you watch it. That’s a fact. And when you do, you will know EXACTLY WHY I insist that you watch it.” She did watch it, and immediately called me while she was still watching it and said, “OH, MY GOD! KATHY! TTHE MACKINTOSH IS DAD!!!”😂😂😂💯 and, to be honest, his son was also perfectly descriptive of our dad…vain, highly competitive, short temper, explosive anger, dubious of everyone else’s intentions, basically narcissistic… Ok…I am a U.S. American. My dad’s family were INSANE, and super proud of their Scots ancestry…I mean, my folks told me not to let my grandparents know that I was babysitting for a Campbell family in the 1980’s kind of insane…(not meaning to be disrespectful, just, why would I be talking to my grandparents about babysitting gigs? We lived 500 miles away from them.)
This movie always makes me cry. It reminds me of the arguments and good times I’ve had with my own mom. Especially the scene where she says “I’ll always be right here.” 😢😊
9:34 idk if you have seen king of the hill but your ability to interpret the *intense* Scottish accent feels like my ability to understand boomhauer perfectly and it made me chuckle
I’m Australian but man Idek how to explain it. The energy this movie gives you at times, particularly with the soundtrack, like it just makes me appreciate Scottish culture even more and I completely understand how you’d feel patriotic watching this as a Scottish person.
hey so this is actually the best video ive ever seen im obsessed with you (this is the first video ive seen from you and i love brave sm as a half scottish girl)
I've been thinking: could those little blue lights actually be the spirits of soldiers from the ancient kingdom? Guiding Merida on a path that could free them or their prince. I don't know.
Those early time wisps can be several things today. Bright Will of the Wisps whch scientifically are wisps from gas under Earth's ground, Lit up Fae flying like they do in Fern Gully's movie, Sidhe/ Sith/ Hada/ Fada gliding in the forest, dwarf sized ghosts, maybe spirits of creatures considered a guardian of the wilderness in several countries including some of the less known water spirits, or even a spirit of a shorter dragon.
9:27 fun fact! the voice actor who did that guy actually was told to speak gibberish, and that would’ve been the whole bit, but he didn’t like that and since he was scottish himself he actually spoke words instead! nobody noticed or minded so it made the cut haha
I loved that you translated the MacGuffin son. I’m from Aberdeen so since this film has came out I’ve had to translate what he says to my friends not from here (yes, even some Scottish friends) so it feels good knowing other people did/do it too. It also made me realise how strong Doric sounds and how many people can’t understand us. 💀
I love Brave! I live in the same area that the voice actor for young mcguffin is from- so I didn’t realise he was supposed to be hard to understand when I first saw it 😂 he’s just talking a little fast!
I LOVE BRAVE!! I'm of Mexican descent, short brown girl, so whenever I get into a conversation of my favorite Disney princess, people always assume one of the darker skinned ones but NAH, Merida is my FUCKING FAVORITE DISNEY PRINCESS!! Her story and just her as a character I really connect with. So I loved how you reacted to this with so much enthusiasm.
Darlin, this film made me cry when it first came out. It’s even worse now. I bawl like a wee baby myself. As a mum myself now, it’s my FAVORITE Disney film. It reminds me to try and actively listen to my daughter (who was born a little ginger but alas grew out of it) and to do what makes her happy too. And, admittedly, it makes me glad to see a princess of my heritage (we’re not exclusively Scottish but there’s definitely a wee bit of Scots in there). It also has inspired my daughter (who is 6) and has decided she really wants to visit Scotland ASAP. Probably not this year but maybe next summer we’ll visit for the first time (hopefully of many).
Guys... I swear I'm not really this pale and ginger... it's just my Scottish genes came out for this video!!!!
Sureeee but also are you gonna post your reaction to hazbin hotel or is it patreon exclusive?
Coming later this week
@@niallnochillyesss super excited!
Your beard is a dead giveaway that you’ve got those ginger genes! My brother’s got the same red beard, brown hair combo.
But redheads are so pretty, I think you look hotter than usual. Also, it was so heartwarming seeing you enjoy the representation, as a latina Encanto is the closest an international movie has done it for me, Coco is second, because it's more specifically Mexican/Central American, and I'm South American, so even though I feel kinship with them irl, it's not the same. I supposed it's how you would feel when watching Irish things?
Fun fact! Scotland actually used to have bears, but they went locally extinct because of hunting in the country. There were some bears around in the middle ages. They were rare even then, but they existed.
the more you know… BRING BACK THE BEARS !! 🏴🐻
It’s similar with wolves, there used to be plenty in Scotland but they all died down or went extinct due to hunting. There has been a loooooong debate or plan of action to release wolves into the wild of Scotland to reduce deer population which has spiralled.
@@niallnochilli’ll totally help you with my illegal cross-atlantic bear smuggling ring
@@niallnochill I write this to You to bring You Eternal Hope from far away."The Rapture"- is A Truly Real Future Biblical Christian Worldwide Event in which Millions of Living True Christian Believers shall be "Transported" into Heaven to meet The Creator Of The World/The Maker Of The World/The Lord Himself and they shall be with him Forever and ever.Also in addition to "The Rapture" another Truly Real Future Biblical Christian Worldwide Event called "The First Resurrection" will also take place,which will "Resurrect" All-Dead True Christian Believers and will also "Transport" them into Heaven to meet The Creator Of The World/The Maker Of The World/The Lord Himself and they shall be with him Forever and ever!
"The Rapture" collects All-Living True Christian Believers,while " The First Resurrection" collects All-Dead True Christian Believers.The Dead True Christian Believers shall rise first and then both:The Dead and The Living True Christian Believers shall Together be Transported into Heaven to be Together with The Christian God and to be Rewarded accordingly by The Christian God!
This is not a joke.I have seen "The Signs" and these words are "True and Correct".Remember!Jesus Christ said:“You don’t have to wait for the End.I am right now,Resurrection and Life.The one who believes in me,even though he or she dies,will live.And everyone who lives believing in me does not ultimately die at all.Do you believe this?”
Bears are as common as raccoons over here in PA😂
It just occurred to me that her dad’s story about losing a leg will forever be upstaged by his wife responding, “Remember when I fist-fought him?”
Tbh he seems like the type of guy to love that about her. Supportive king (literally)
Or she might say, "Remember when I fought Mor’du BEAR handed"
@@katiekirks1253 FUCK that’s a good pun.
@@katiekirks1253 Too much of a dad joke for her. She’d say “Remember when I fought him?” And then he’d respond “Indeed, and bare-handed, no less!”
@@bookcat123 Yeah, maybe.
I heard that originally, Young MacGuffin was actually just going to be speaking gibberish as a joke, but the voice actor suggested having him speak that dialect, since he himself was fluent in it.
That’s interesting
Kevin mckidd, Soap from Modern warfare and Lucious Vornaous from HBO’s Rome
he also voices young Macintosh as well
@@mckenzie.latham91 plus the 344 episodes of Grey's Anatomy he has done 🥰
Yup, he speaks a dialect called Doric!
That's noo dialect that's Ers.
25:03 The moment when Merida realises and we all realise that Elinor wasn't raising her just to be a wife to sit meekly behind her husband and to do whatever she's told. She's raised her to be a queen - to govern her clan and her kingdom alongside her husband just as she's been doing with Fergus. Etiquette, public speaking and history, all necessary skills you need when you're sitting at the head of a people.
Indeed
Stress-filled job indeed. But better when you have God and family. God loves you. Romans 8:38-39.
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Got it in one. All the skills Merida was learning was to ensure that everyone, even her own husband, would show her proper respect and defer to her authority. Even if she and her husband never fall in love, he would never be able to put her down because she has an equal, if not higher, standing than him. If not love, then at least plenty of respect. Which is why Elinor saw it as no big deal and not the end of the world
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They would each have greater authority in certain situations. It's not about raising her above her husband or proving her superiority. It's about working together with your strengths.
One of the details of the tapestry that I love is that Merida is the one holding her mother's hand, anchoring Eleanor to the rest of the family that she's so different from in many ways (reserved and brunette versus boisterous and redheaded to start with).
That plus being the only women in the family
@@kottonkandy0962 no Merida is a women. they were talking about eleanor and how different she is from the rest of them.
@@Izzy711s“women” is the plural of woman. the person you are replying to was saying that merida and her mother are further connected by being the only two women in the family.
I love how the boys weren’t even scared of seeing their Mom as a bear 😅 they just look to their sister like “why is this bear scolding us?”
Scottish weans are a different breed irl 😂
Weans.
I like that cute word 😂
@@IslaRoseMusic0 Aight, my linguistics-loving self has to ask: is "weans" short for "wee-ones," or is it actually referring to the age at which one would have been weaned from the breast back in the day? Regardless, could it perhaps be the root for our phrase here in the American South, "Wee 'uns"?
No worries if you don't know, your comment just made me consider the question! 🤣❤️
@@sabrecrafted7409 prob referring to your second answer, since the connotation to me sounded like it was supposed to mean "offspring", and offsprings are weaned, right?
@@sabrecrafted7409 You were close both ways it's pronounced like Wain. Today it means young child but Little One was its earlier definition and Wee One was said to be its fusion example. Child/ Kid/ Wean / Wain/ Babe/ Bairn words for children. These words are little known synonyms.
I took a little, elderly Scottish woman named Maria to see this in a small theater, here; in Jacksonville. We came out of the theater, and every little girl swarmed her, wanting to talk to Merida; thinking that was her story. Maria was so happy to have the attention of all those little girls, it made her cry. It was an honor to spend the day with her. The movie was all the energy she had, but, when I dropped her off at her apartment in the senior living building, I bet she went straight to sleep and dreamt well of home, and that lake of little girls.
STOP THIS IS SO CUTE 🥹🥹
OMG 😭😭😭
Aww, that sounds so sweet! 😂😊❤🎉 Kids are so innocent, man. 🥺🙏👍
Aw! I love this.
OMG STAWPP
I really enjoyed this movie and I don't know why people like to hate on it. It's a beautiful story of a daughter's relationship with her mom. And it's so nice to see the parents have such a loving relationship. Like...I STAND THIS FILM!!
I just feel like it's two stories meshed together. Once the bear magic came in it kind of took away from the mother daughter plot line for me
people hate on this film?
@@hellogoodbyeandallinbetween oh really? For me personally, it felt like it tied things together much quicker because they learned how to see one another in a different light and put differences aside because they love one another. I totally get what you're saying though! To each their own! :)
Wait, someone hated on Brave?
I also love the fact that we finally got a princess movie.That wasn't married off to a prince in the end
Also when Merida goes against her father. She’s a bad ass!!! ⚔️🛡️ she’s clearly a daddy’s girl, but she loves her mom just as much and was willing to go against her father to protect her even though her mom hasn’t listened to her the past.
its one of many reasons why merida is one of best disney princesses although she is also pixar
Ugh, I freaking love that scene. I get chills every time I see it. Merida is so boss! Love her! 🙌🏾
9:27 My mouth DROPPED when you actually translated that, that was amazing.
i do try my best lol😀🏴
OMG! The first time someone has actually translated this line! And now I actually hear the kid speak the words too.
It was an astonishingly good display of skill. Absolutely remarkable to behold. 🤣
I always thought he was speaking gibberish, you just blew my mind!
@@summerskull9379 fun fact- the script originally had him speaking some Scottish-sounding gibberish, but Kevin McKidd (the voice actor, who is Scottish) basically said "nah, imma come up with a line in an actual dialect, it'll be better"
Bears were roaming Scotland and the whole of the isles till mid 1500's and are found decorating medieval tapestry, metal work, stone work and written documents.
The entire cast is Scottish, and they added true Scot touches to their lines during recording. Nobody was putting on their accents; all were authentic.
That's not 100% true... Julie Walters and Emma Thompson are not Scottish. I do know from seeing interviews that Emma Thompson's dad was Scottish so she had an immediate family member whose accent she grew up hearing. But I don't know if that same can be said about Julie Walters. But other than those two actresses - The rest of the cast is genuinely Scottish.
i wish they did the same for luca
I don't mind where their historic origins are or what the cast members are themselves. I'm just one of the few Hispanic cousins who understand enough of the unmentioned relationship details that no other large wide spread group really gives me the feeling of clear identity, my other relatives just help me with having clues of historic culture facts. But I love my Celtic cousins and Afro related cousins deeply enough to not let it hide at all. In my heart it's Celtic stories and old symbols plus the beautiful old art, and with Afro related people it's how groovy I instantly become hearing their widely shared music with various jazz rhythms. My American history pieces can take months to put together though, with it being so rare to find history books that really respect America.
you can still 'put on' your natural accent and heighten it! lots of voice work involves exaggerated voices. it does feel more authentic when the voice actors are basing their work off an accent that they naturally have, though.
Accents or none it doesn't feel anything different to me. My key thing with the accent results is I'm not going to blame someone's accent for results of a conversation being a bit difficult to understand/ comprehend. I'm one of the few quite patient about new ways to communicate whether the person has disabilities or not. I don't care which big group I'm around, and same thing with race and enthic stuff. People are sincerely free to be their true selves around me.
As a very very curly girl, when I first saw a teaser for this movie, I *shrieked* out loud in the theatre when Merida pulled back her hood to reveal this CASCADE of curly hair.
I remember having an experience like that! (Another curly girl here.) lol!
Periodt! I practically dragged my mother to see Brave in theaters as a little girl. Similarly to Merida and Eleanor, I have big tightly curled hair and she has straight hair. We both loved it! :)
Me too
“Our fate lives within us. You only need to be brave enough to see it.” My high school senior quote.
Noice
omg thank you for translating what that guys son says I never understood growing up! 😂
Lmaooo, even I found him hard to understand later on, he has a very Northern Scottish accent, way way wayyyyy up the top of the country! Glad I could be of assistance
@@niallnochill once you translated it I could suddenly kinda understand it somehow, thank you so much :3
@@niallnochill Yeah i thought the joke was that he was incomprehensible lmao
@@felixhenson9926 Incomprehensible... Unless you're "in the know" ;)
Fortunately I've spent a wee bit of time with the Scottish, so I was able to pick up a fair bit of what he was saying lol
@@felixhenson9926That was the intention. But the actor who voiced him asked if he could use his first language, his dialect of Scottish. That turned out to be just as incomprehensible as they wanted but also perfectly welcome for the setting.
Will-o-wisps are foundationally mischievous beings that consistently lead ppl to their deaths so i think its funny that merida just casually follows them throughout the movie😂
25:45 "It's just not fair making us fight for a quine that does not want any part of it"
I saw it in a video once.
Edit: Thanks to the person who corrected the queen to quine
Honestly, out of all three dudes, that guy had the most promise.
@@a_bit_n00bish yup
I had a crush on him when I watched it and I was crossing my fingers, hoping she'd choose him. I couldn't understand him and yet he doesn't seem so annoying like that black-haired dude.
omg I was right!
I think in the original ending she actually did choose him
Its nice to see an actual scottish person react. As an american i get tired of people just reacting to the doric in this like "wHys hE SpeAkInG GiBbErIsh" plus loved that you translated for us with less trained ears.
I agree
25:52 It's just not fair making us fight for the hand of a girl who doesn't want a bit of it, you know?
Is what I've heard the translation is.
The fact that he heard Young McGuffin and IMMEDIATELY not only understood what he said but repeated it perfectly had me and my boyfriend with our mouths open 😂
My mum was Scottish, im a redhead, this was the last film we saw together in the cinema before she passed, so this film means so much to me
Mordu had 12 year old me shaking in my boots, I was terrified of him. Esp that one show where they made him quickly look at the camera
FACTS I screamed in the Theater when that happened.
Honestly he’s the stuff of nightmares for kids. I thought he was scary but I was never truly afraid of him somehow. And strangely, he helped me get over my irrational fear of a bear jumping through my window at night and eating me.
I had some very specific fears when I was in elementary school.
No because I literally had nightmares when I was young because of mordu and strangely enough those whispy things too
I absolutely loved it when one of the suitor's clans were called the "McGuffins."
A McGuffin was old Hollywood film-making slang, made famous by Alfred Hitchcock.
A "McGuffin" was something that served no purpose in a film, other than to move the plot along to the next point.
Fun fact, young macguffin was the original love interest before they decided to go a different route - so there’s some meaning to the name there. 😂
Merida is responsible for me choosing the character with the bow and arrow in every game possible, I was obsessed with this movie as a kid
I don’t understand the hate this movie got, it’s genuinely so beautiful and has the best vibes fr
30:11 Sometimes I wish they'd kept their original plan - to see the wisp that the prince had become join three others who were waiting for him....see him reunite with his brothers....
Ooh. That would’ve been cool, and if they only showed 3 wisps at once the whole movie. And maybe some slight design variations to show it is only these 3 wisps. Meaning it was his brothers the whole time trying to find someone to release him.
Also, that horse is MASSIVE. this girl is riding stirrup-less through the woods, swerving around trees and jumping over logs without even holding onto the reigns, and still making accurate shots when this horse is like 20 hands. Insane.
idk what it was about this movie but me and my sister loved it SO much as kids we’d watch it all the time😭 also fun little fact: merida’s voice actress went to my highschool we still have a little plaque thing in the atrium for her
Yesss we love Kelly Macdonald in this house 🏴❤️
That’s so cool!
I don’t know much about Scotland but I just think it’s so sweet that so much of his movie resonates with him. Just goes to show how important representation is.
25:43 He said "it's just not fair making us fight for the hand of the queen who doesn't want any part of it" :))
It's just not fair to force a girl to be part of something she doesn't want to be so let's not argue about this princess and the future right now dad, is his key attitude at the moment.
Fun fact, they made a new type of animation for merida's hair
These blue lights in the swamp are called "Irrlichte" in geman which means "light that leads astray" and you are warned to never follow them for they lead to the other world /death.
In reality they are gases from the wet ground which burn in a small flame when getting in contact with air. But it is allways better to not follow them, cause they don't lead a safe way necessarily.
And I love the scottish accent!
And in the Philippines they're called "santelmo"!
True and Thank You. I have a German grandfather and a Scandinavian great grandfather. But your statement is a lot like the Volcano facts in lots of Tuatha De Danaan details of what Caileach, Dagda and many others did separately and together to take care of the planet.
I saw this when it first came out, too... which was not to long after my mom passed. When it got to that same part at the end that you cried at, Merida crying "I want you back" OMG I started sobbing in the theater. I wanted my mom back, too.
Climbs mountains on days off + trained in weaponry + untamable hair + eats whole apples in less than 6 seconds = perfect aro/ace representation. Love Merida.
Arrow/ace
Yep, as an aro/ace, can confirm I will MURDER an apple in .02 seconds, especially if it's a Granny and I've got a jar of sea salt!
32:00 I still stand by my fan fantasy that in her day Elinor was the best horsewoman for miles around.
It would never be king fergus who had the horse man genes, he was clearly too large for riding a horse just like the Viking chief Rollo (gånge-rolf)
3:24 No one usually sees it, but if you look closely, you can see Merida and Queen Elinor in the letters of the title. Merida is in the B and Elinor is in the E. And the circle Elinor is holding has 3 bear cubs in it, symbolizing Merida's triplet brothers.
Your comment is from a few months ago now but I have watched Brave more times than I can count and I don't know how I never noticed that, thank you for pointing it out!!
You're probably the only person I've seen actually notice the blonde guy was speaking an actual language and not just gibberish 😅 lol
(Ps: I don't understand a word he says, but I know he is speaking an actual language)
I could tell he was speaking for real, and I’m just a Yank. Then again, I’ve seen _Hot Fuzz,_ so I kind of know the trope. ;)
hes speaking english just with a gaelic accent
@@Rihannakassa - Yes. So was the farmer in _Hot Fuzz._ :)
My Mum and I took my nephew to watch this in the cinema, but he a little too young and was *SO* frightened by Mor'du in the beginning, he cried until we left. Even though Mum and I hardly ever fought, I'm really glad we sat down to watch this together before she passed suddenly a few years ago. She was definitely a Mama Bear, even when I'd fallen into traps of my own stupid making. Miss her every day ♡♡
The shipper in me likes to think that in the future Merida does have a relationship with the blonde prince w the heavier accent (idr his name soz). From what little we got to see of all of their personalities he seemed to be the most sensible in a way that I could see him knowing and understanding who Merida is (strengths, weakness’, and eccentricities a like) and appreciating them all rather than trying to change her into something she isn’t.
I think there’s a chance, too. 😊
@@ShinyAvalon He's a bit of an ugly duckling, but he's not hideous, and you're right about his personality and nature.
Plus...maybe he's hung.
Fun fact, young macguffin (Kevin mckidd’s character) was in fact her love interest in pre-production. The alternate ending with them (kinda sorta) is in the official art book.
I thought that too
Even though Young Dingwall was on the sweeter side, he just wouldn’t have been able to have the character to lead. That’s what I get from him. He wouldn’t be able to keep up with Merida.
With young McGuffin, it’s clear that he is good tempered, and treats Merida as an equal. And from what we’ve seen, he acknowledges and respects her feelings. And when Push comes to shove, I feel like he can DEFINITELY have to fight back if he had more experience leading the Clan as well.
Even though I liked how Merida at the end is not focused to have a guy at her side. Young McGuffin seems to be the best match for her as a love interest. She would teach him to be firm and fight back. He would be the calm after her storm.
You had me at "Scottish!"
The way I’m OBSESSED with Merida tearing her dress and metaphorically breaking the old traditions and her old relationship with her mother …. CINEMA 🤌🏻
Merida fighting her father, who is considered one of the strongest, to protect her mother, is my favorite part of this movie.
I love how Merida’s dad equally respects her for the way she is that he even gives his little tomboy warrior princess a bow for her birthday which is something that no other man have ever thought of a woman or girl back then, father and daughter literally bond better 😊❤❤❤❤❤
I love this film! Merida vying for her own hand is the most amazing thing I’ve seen in a Disney film! The argument between her and her mom, I felt it when Merida said what she said when she ripped the tapestry and the mother realizing what the hurt she has caused by burning her bow. I feel that these two scenes at my core, the acting is just so good!
If you’re starting your Disney journey, Treasure Planet, Atlantis, Hunchback and Tarzan are a must!!! The first two are critically underrated.
????????? Real Autism making my interests of magical stories a life long topic, insights of how nature itself became the ancient characters first and then later fantasy creatures, plus my values of a calm life, and my difficulties with harsh voices, I feel several of the scenes in this movie.
How I hear King Fergus in my imagination: My dear wife our daughter doesn't want any marriages and I'm fine with that. We shall keep living in the present, Merida doesn't need to be like our historic queens to be a worthy ruler. She's a strong girl who can take care of herself, and she definitely has the skills for keeping the kingdom safe. And please try to calm down about how Merida spends the day, she's respectful and loyal but her idea of freedom is what she's tried to express in front of you Elinor. We can trust her, her resourcefulness is noticeable. So let her live the life she wants to dear.
31:10 "THAT'S WHAT IT MEANS TO BE SCOTTISH 🗣💅🏴" LMFAOOOO the tears are so realll this entire video was so fun I had to subscribe 😭😭
Holy crap!! You're literally the first reactor I've seen who understood what that bloke was talking about!!! Jaw. Dropped.
25:45 he says ‘it’s just nae fair making us fight for the hand of the quine that doesn’t want it yet’ he’s speaking Doric and ‘quine’ means girl ❤️❤️
See.............. that's close enough to old English to not confuse me but I had no clue it was Doric. just like how easily I can figure out some Spanish with other Celtic country words like Portugese and Italian language plus figuring out Brazilian words or really close languages too, but especially when the words look similar.
saw a Scottish ginger watching a story about a Scottish ginger lass, I'm all in!
Something I find funny, is archery was actually considered a very lady like pursuit! It was exercise, but you could stand still to do it. There are bunches of examples of medieval art depicting women in floor length dresses wielding bows.
I am actually glad it's not your first time watching cause I would have said you should be ashamed. You know how fast my Hispanic ass rushed to watch Encanto. Also if u haven't seen it watch Encanto 😊
Ooooh, should I start my Disney movie journey on the Channel???👀
@@niallnochill YES!!!
@@niallnochillYESS
OH YESSS @@niallnochill
Man, Encanto made me bawl on like three times. One of my fav Pixar movies.
Before reading the commment section I literally had no idea that Brave was disliked by some people?? That's so sad, I loved this movie to pieces growing up and now watching this reaction reminded me why I loved it so much
there's actually a little snippet after the credits where the witch's crow delivers all of merida's order
I think this is the best reaction to Brave I've watched! First of all, your little facts on Scottish culture and language were just an amazing bonus (and woow I've never seen anyone even slightly understanding the kid and his strong accent, I had read I don't remember where that the voice actor intentionally made it very hard to understand so that was so great to hear somewhat of a translation). And just seeing you enjoy the Scottish part of the movie, that was so great to watch! Brave have been one of my favourite Disney since I've first seen it, the characters, the setting, the music, the story, everything is sooo great about it, so glad you loved it
9:20 Been watching Brave for years and never knew what he said and now that Niall has translated it basically, I can't unhear it haha.
This film means a lot to me because while my family is American, my mom was always proud of her Scottish ancestry and instilled that pride in me. She passed when I was 17, so when I saw this film at 24, it had me crying because it would have been the perfect film for us to share. Even now it gets me teary-eyed. Such a masterpiece.
this film awakens my inner scottish pride any time i watch it. i strongly disliked how much people were disappointed by it and ripped into it. this was a passion project like none other
Its movie isn't on dvd up here but that's close to how I feel with the recent animated Koati film myself.
This was my husband's favorite movie. He was a long, curly haired ginger. Our daughter is too. You saying not to trust them made me laugh. I trusted him more than anything in my life. He never did wrong by me
"I can see my hoose from here!" is my favourite line in the whole movie. Genuinely cried with laughter the first time I saw Brave 😭😭😭
little Merida and the lil cubs mean everything to me, they’re so damn cute 🥹🫶🏼 I’m so happy I came across your channel, you’re like the scottish version of Brad Evans and I’m OBSESSED✨
From what I could find, Mor'du was based on an Erasian black bear, but of course, tragically oversized. They used to live all over Europe, including Scotland, until they were hunted to near extinction
I'm brazilian and I always loved this movie so much! It always resonated a lot w me and watching you explain stuff, give context in cultural/ language things I had no idea it made me love and appreciate the movie even more!
I only just discovered your channel today. This video popped up in my suggested videos & since "Brave" is one of my favorite movies, I clicked on it. I am a ginger of Scottish ancestry with long crazy hair & I used to shoot a lovely recurve bow back in the day, so I've always related to Merida. I am so glad I stumbled on this video - you are adorable! I haven't laughed this hard in a long time! Now, I'm going to go watch "Brave" myself. Have a bonny day!
The European brown bear was present in Scotland until around the 10th century but hunting and habitat loss led to its extinction. The last known Scottish brown bear was killed in the 9th century, and the species was officially declared extinct in Scotland in the 10th century. So there were definitely more kinds of bears than the current ones present if you go back far enough lol
Thank you for giving us non-Scottish folk a translation of the blonde suitor with the ultra-thicc accent! I've been wondering for YEARS what he said- obviously I figured it was real, but without any knowledge of the dialect myself, it feels like learning a dead language without a teacher. So, again @niallnochill, thank you! Glad to see you enjoyed this film as much as I did- & there's no shame in crying. It's the power Disney holds regardless of its content lol.
I loved this movie because I'm an archer and I never want to get married. Some people don't like this movie, but I'll never be one of them. Thanks for reacting to it!
Every time an arrow is shoot in slow motion, is pure poetry in motion
I absolutely love that they accurately showed the archer’s paradox in motion. I saw one reaction where the slow motion shot they were like “Ohh it’s wobbly!” I’m like, it’s supposed to be. That’s actually how it flys straight.
I absolutely love your pure excitement while watching this, made the reaction like ten times better, and made me smile through the whole video
You tearing up at this film is so real lmao
This movie literally made me obsessed with Scotland, I'm literally not kidding. 😂Before, I didn't know anything about Scotland or any countries, but when this movie came out I fell in love. the aesthetics the plot and story in general Scotland is one of my favorite countries.It's a shame that it's an underrated Disney movie, not many people value it for what it really is, but it was so fun to watch this movie with you Greetings.😂🙌
I had a time I was watching anything and everything Scottish/with Scottish accents I could find. David Tennet shows up multiple times lol. There’s even a movie with David Tennet and the voice of Merida, where they are love interests.
Idk why people hate this movie so much, it's not flawless but it's not nearly as bad as everyone says, either. It has so much unique charm and genuinely hilarious jokes.
??????????? With this animated film of little known historic facts of Scotland it's more often historic words and less known phrases of expression that sound similar to slang here in America even though they're saying something serious to another character. Clearly part of this fun film's viewer issues is many aren't patient about figuring out what a cartoon is actually trying to say throughout the movie.
The editing of this video is prime! Instant subscribe.
If you don't cry at Brave you've no heart. Best Disney film ever
This movie never ever fails to make me sob, it's so good; having always had an up-and-down relationship with my mother, especially when I was younger, it hits incredibly close to home
You are the first one who was able to give us a translation for the blondie, thank you very much! 🤣🤣🤣
When I tell you the flashback sequence Merida has when she’s putting the pieces together about Mor’du gave me NIGHTMARES for WEEKS as a child, I legit still jump when the princes’ head snaps into Mor’du 😭😭 it’s a 10/10 movie though
I love this movie - it's the first one I took my kid to see in theaters, and having been both a mother and a daughter it really resonates. We watched it A LOT when kiddo was little, lol. Definitely one of my favorites 💜
When I first watched Brave with our daughter and the Mackintosh first appeared, had I been drinking something I would have spit it out…and as the show went on, uncovering his and his son’s special personalities? I called up my sister (yes, during the movie, we were watching it at home,) and told her, “OH, MY GOD, MICHELE! YOU HAVE TO WATCH BRAVE THIS INSTANT!”
She is single without children and asked me why I thought that. I just said, “I will pester you about this until you watch it. That’s a fact. And when you do, you will know EXACTLY WHY I insist that you watch it.”
She did watch it, and immediately called me while she was still watching it and said, “OH, MY GOD! KATHY! TTHE MACKINTOSH IS DAD!!!”😂😂😂💯 and, to be honest, his son was also perfectly descriptive of our dad…vain, highly competitive, short temper, explosive anger, dubious of everyone else’s intentions, basically narcissistic…
Ok…I am a U.S. American. My dad’s family were INSANE, and super proud of their Scots ancestry…I mean, my folks told me not to let my grandparents know that I was babysitting for a Campbell family in the 1980’s kind of insane…(not meaning to be disrespectful, just, why would I be talking to my grandparents about babysitting gigs? We lived 500 miles away from them.)
We just found out we're of Scottish descent, including Campbell of Argyll... I need to go back and watch this again!
This movie always makes me cry. It reminds me of the arguments and good times I’ve had with my own mom. Especially the scene where she says “I’ll always be right here.” 😢😊
as a fellow scot this is genuinely my favourite movie, makes me cry every time
The fight between your gay and scottish accents is killing me 😂😂
3:44 There are no bears in scotland... anymore.
9:34 idk if you have seen king of the hill but your ability to interpret the *intense* Scottish accent feels like my ability to understand boomhauer perfectly and it made me chuckle
Brave is one of the last genuinely great Disney films, and one of my personal favorites.
Greetings from Mexico! ❤
Have you seen Onward?
This was my first introduction to you, and i felt so safe and had so much fun watching. Hope to see more of your content in the future
14:43 my fucking water went up my nose I laughed so hard omfg 😭😭
I love the voice actress of Merida. I also loved her in Decoy Bride with David Tennant. Crying with you at the end.
I LOVE THE DECOY BRIDE!! So many people I talk to about it have never ever heard of it! Genuinely one of my top favorite movies.
I’m Australian but man Idek how to explain it. The energy this movie gives you at times, particularly with the soundtrack, like it just makes me appreciate Scottish culture even more and I completely understand how you’d feel patriotic watching this as a Scottish person.
hey so this is actually the best video ive ever seen im obsessed with you (this is the first video ive seen from you and i love brave sm as a half scottish girl)
I've been thinking: could those little blue lights actually be the spirits of soldiers from the ancient kingdom? Guiding Merida on a path that could free them or their prince. I don't know.
Those early time wisps can be several things today. Bright Will of the Wisps whch scientifically are wisps from gas under Earth's ground, Lit up Fae flying like they do in Fern Gully's movie, Sidhe/ Sith/ Hada/ Fada gliding in the forest, dwarf sized ghosts, maybe spirits of creatures considered a guardian of the wilderness in several countries including some of the less known water spirits, or even a spirit of a shorter dragon.
19:40 i love the fact that the witch wasnt there anymore because Merida bought all the store previously
My moms friend had a part in making this movie so it holds such a special place in my heart
9:27 fun fact! the voice actor who did that guy actually was told to speak gibberish, and that would’ve been the whole bit, but he didn’t like that and since he was scottish himself he actually spoke words instead! nobody noticed or minded so it made the cut haha
your reaction was cinema!!!!!! and the part when you "translated" what the prince said was actually SO COOL ❤
I loved that you translated the MacGuffin son. I’m from Aberdeen so since this film has came out I’ve had to translate what he says to my friends not from here (yes, even some Scottish friends) so it feels good knowing other people did/do it too.
It also made me realise how strong Doric sounds and how many people can’t understand us. 💀
I love Brave! I live in the same area that the voice actor for young mcguffin is from- so I didn’t realise he was supposed to be hard to understand when I first saw it 😂 he’s just talking a little fast!
The fact that the line about the caber tossing was meant to be unintelligible to the audience and yet you understood anyways is perfect 😂
I LOVE BRAVE!! I'm of Mexican descent, short brown girl, so whenever I get into a conversation of my favorite Disney princess, people always assume one of the darker skinned ones but NAH, Merida is my FUCKING FAVORITE DISNEY PRINCESS!! Her story and just her as a character I really connect with. So I loved how you reacted to this with so much enthusiasm.
This is the best movie reaction I've ever seen.
I am not even Scottish and I cried at the end. I have adopted Merida as my favorite princess, Brave is such a fun movie to watch hands down!
Darlin, this film made me cry when it first came out. It’s even worse now. I bawl like a wee baby myself. As a mum myself now, it’s my FAVORITE Disney film. It reminds me to try and actively listen to my daughter (who was born a little ginger but alas grew out of it) and to do what makes her happy too.
And, admittedly, it makes me glad to see a princess of my heritage (we’re not exclusively Scottish but there’s definitely a wee bit of Scots in there). It also has inspired my daughter (who is 6) and has decided she really wants to visit Scotland ASAP. Probably not this year but maybe next summer we’ll visit for the first time (hopefully of many).