Perfect, except her mother has already pretty much got her destiny mapped out for her she's a princess and must marry the firstborn son of one of the neighbouring clans. Merida is a Scottish Princess, as a young child her father gives her a bow and arrow and she grows up into an independent young woman who wants nothing more than to decide her own destiny. It featured a little boy, out in a boat called La Luna with his father and grandfather and apparently learning the family trade. This one did not disappoint, it was a lovely little movie called 'La Luna'.
Of course it wouldn't be a Disney Pixar movie without the short before hand. From what I heard of the night before we went (the Friday night premier) the kids had a really good time (and the adults did too). They made a real effort and it looked really really good.
It looked good, it's one of the little things that you miss out on when you don't get to go to big cinemas. Normally we just have a poster for the upcoming film but this time there was a massive display, one of the women in costume as Merida and Brave bunting. Our little cinema had gone all out in the decoration. I did get off to the mainland when Toy Story 3 came out so I could see it in 3D, but other than that, mostly it's on DVD when they come out. I'm a massive Disney Pixar film though of all the more recent offerings I've only seen a few in the cinema. Living in Scotland, as soon as I heard about Brave I was a little bit excited. Getting a film at roughly the same time as the rest of the country is a bit of a big deal so you can probably understand why I was determined to get tickets. We normally get films weeks (or even months) after the bigger cinemas have had them, this is because they get the film reel first and then we get it when they're done (so in the past we've had films where bits have blipped out, sound quality hasn't been great or, in the case of the last Sherlock Holmes film, there's a strange clicking sound all the way through). As I've probably mentioned before, we have a tiny little cinema.
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