Pixar's Brave - Part II
Posted: Thu May 31, 2012 1:31 pm
Continuing the discussion from Part I
Actually, I wouldn't blame Pixar on this too much. First off, this is Brenda Chapman's story, so if the story feels too familiar, it is her faultDisney Duster wrote:A fiery, fiesty, red-headed princess who wants to do what she wants to do is bothered by her parental figure and told she can't be who she wants to be, so she goes off to find a witch to change things.
Is it The Little Mermaid or Brave? Why, it's both!
A princess gets a bunch of suitors but she doesn't want to get married to any of them because she wants to be free.
Is this Belle or Jasmine or Merida? Why it's all three!
Oh Pixar...how original...
In this case I think it will deal with a biological mother and daughter instead of a stepmother and stepdaughter situation.I think it would be good to also have a queen that is not villanous.In Tangled's case its an adoptive mother and adoptive daughter situation.But yeah I think Disney has been getting better at having princesses have mothers who are actually alive.I also think its fun having a princess whose conflict is not with her father and I love Fergus and Merida's relationship with each other.Those two are as thick as thieves and it really shows.pap64 wrote:I think the mother/daughter relationship aspect of the movie does make it stand out when placed in with the other princess movie. Plus, it will also be a positive relationship unlike Cinderella, Snow White and Tangled.
Though not extensively explored, there was a definite relationship between Tiana and her mother. Which also revolved around her mother wanting her to settle down and get married, while Tiana wanted something else.enigmawing wrote:I think it will be refreshing to see a proper mother/daughter relationship in a princess film. We have, what . . . Aurora, Mulan, and Rapunzel? Which don't really count since none of those relationships are actually explored.[/i]
yeah, this thread makes me hate them and I haven't even seen any of their posts! LOLenigmawing wrote:Er . . I'm glad I don't follow the Brave fangirls on Tumblr.![]()
That's right, I knew I was missing one!PatrickvD wrote:Though not extensively explored, there was a definite relationship between Tiana and her mother. Which also revolved around her mother wanting her to settle down and get married, while Tiana wanted something else.enigmawing wrote:I think it will be refreshing to see a proper mother/daughter relationship in a princess film. We have, what . . . Aurora, Mulan, and Rapunzel? Which don't really count since none of those relationships are actually explored.[/i]
Plus, part of me thinks a lot of the accusations of un-originality are mainly being voiced by people who don't like Pixar and will gladly bring them down over the smallest thing...SWillie! wrote:From those who have seen the film, the "I want my freedom" storyline is a tiny plot point compared to the real plot - the mother/daughter relationship. I don't think this is too guilty of being unoriginal.
SWillie! wrote: Plus, part of me thinks a lot of the accusations of un-originality are mainly being voiced by people who don't like Pixar and will gladly bring them down over the smallest thing...