Pixar's Brave is intended for the younger generation than their best work like Up. Although it does hold deeper themes, such as dispute between mother and daughter, and dealing with public beliefs, the story is easy to follow. There were a large number of kids present in the theater when I watched this film and I could hear them laughing and enjoying the movie.
It is innovative for its astonishing animation. It appears to have a sensible feel to the animation that was similar to "Ice Age". The 2D version of the film was as great as the 3D version. Nor did the film appear to throw in scenes particularly for designer 3D effects. It's a striking movie with excellent details and layered scenery that are pleasant to watch.
Pixar and Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment will release Brave on DVD and Bluray on November 13, 2012. The home video releases will be available in a 5-disc ultimate collector’s edition & a 3-disc combo pack, and will contain extras / bonus features listed below:
“La Luna” Theatrical Short
“The Legend of Mor’du” Short
"Brave Old World"
"Merida & Elinor"
"Bears"
"Brawl in the Hall"
"Wonder Moss"
"Magic"
"Clan Pixar"
"Once Upon A Scene"
"Extended Scenes"
"Director Commentary"
Blu-ray Disc - 2 Includes:
“Fergus & Mor’du” An Alternate Opening
"Fallen Warriors Montage"
"Dirty Hairy People"
"It is English…Sort Of"
"Angus"
"The Tapestry"
"Promotional Pieces"
"Art Gallery"
"Wee Gaffes"
"Renaissance Animation Man"
"Teasers and Sneak Peeks"
Blu-ray 3D Includes:
“La Luna” Theatrical Short
DVD Includes:
“La Luna” Theatrical Short
“The Legend of Mordu” All-New Short
"Director Commentary"
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