Merida’s character even stands out for being so defiant of the standard for princesses. “Brave”, however, does not, making it stand out more. It stands out to me because Disney seems to have made their movies more musical in recent times, where the main character has at least one musical sequence if not multiple. The visuals are also beautiful, as is the standard for Disney. It has magic and fairytale elements, which makes it more of an exciting adventure.
BRAVE MOVIE MOVIE
I think that this movie holds up pretty well even for its older age because the story is simple but conveys the message well. To connect this movie back to Women’s History Month, which we celebrate every March, “Brave” is a movie with a strong female protagonist that young girls can look up to and relate to. She gains more autonomy through her own decisions. She fought against tradition that was placed upon her for being a woman. It’s a sweet movie, and Merida’s character is very important. Her mother says they’ve both changed, marking the end of the movie. The tapestry was stitched, and her mother turns back into a human. They watch as she hugs her mother and cries, admitting she wants her back. Her mother saves her from a different bear from legends. They hunt her, but Merida aims a bow at her own father to protect her mom. But then her dad finds the bear, trying to kill her. They have seen eye to eye, and they end up trying to fix the tapestry. Her mother encourages her to say that she will be breaking tradition, and she will only marry for love, which the other kingdoms agree with. Merida brings them together, understanding what her mom was trying to teach her. Additionally, they see all the men about to fight when they return, meaning they must hurry without being seen. Merida realizes they must go back to the castle and fix the tapestry before it’s too late. Merida finds out that the spell has happened before because there’s a split on a wall depicting a family, just like the split in the tapestry Merida made.
They stumble onto an abandoned castle that reminds them of an earlier tale that her mother told her about. But her mother almost attacks her as she begins to fully change into a bear. They spend time together, and Merida follows her into the woods. She reveals that the spell will be permanent unless Merida can mend the bond between her and her mother. They go back to see the witch to see if she can fix it. They have to hide that she is a bear from everyone in the castle. Unexpectedly, it turns her mother into a bear. Merida gives it to her by putting it in food. Merida wants a spell to change her mother, which will in turn change her fate, or so she thinks. Merida is led to a witch, and she buys her wood carvings and a spell by giving away her necklace. Her mother burns her bow, but after she’s left, she quickly pulls it out of the fire in regret. Merida opens up that she doesn’t want to be like her mother, and she tears a tapestry, separating her mother from the rest of the family. Her mother continually tells her to stop, but she hits several targets right in the middle.Īfterward, Merida and her mother argue again. However, after all three sons have gone, she decides to compete for her own hand. Merida gets to choose the competition, so she decides on archery, a passion of her own. They both want to make each other understand their point of view but don’t think the other person is willing to listen. Merida and her mother don’t see eye to eye.
She is upset with this because she has no choice about who she wants to marry, and she’s very unprepared. However, this is challenged when her mother announces that other clans will offer up their sons to compete in games for Merida’s hand in marriage. She starts off by reflecting on her responsibilities and waiting for the day she can change her fate. Also, I will be discussing the movie’s relevance to women and women’s rights to celebrate Women’s History Month. They all relate to the idea that she is a woman of higher status, and this means she makes little decisions on her own about her life. Merida, the main character, is a young princess who grows up with many expectations placed on her. The movie is set in 10th century Scotland. “Brave” is an animated Disney movie released in 2012.
0 kommentar(er)
