Second Theatrical Trailer for Pixar's BRAVE

OH MY GOD! I had no idea she would split the arrow on the last shot.

Awards, now!

Why is there a need for Scottish accent in almost every animation movie ?

looked alright too me.

Looked good to me too, Pixar's original ideas have always been good, except Cars 2 of course.

Very Robin Hood Prince of Thieves.

Looks good but can't say I'm overly excited.

The joy of Pixar is their protagonists aren't human, they're objects, creatures or beings of extraordinary qualities, this seems to deviate from the norm into more Dreamworks territory.

That being said, I Pixar I trust

@CapA

Scotland gave the world the Television, the phone, roads, penicillin, fridges, microwaves, the popularisation of the decimal point, Golf, the flush toilet, the bank of England and the Bank of France. Buick. The Enlightenment, and far far too many more to list.

They along with the English founded America, with nearly 40% of Americans having a Scottish ancestor/heritage.

They were Frances staunchest allies for centuries, the Declaration of Arbroath heavily influenced the American Declaration of Independance

Since Hollywood (America) is the pinnacle of movie-making, I think Americans like to see a diverse range of cultures and especially a Scottish or english (british) one as it touches at the heart strings and their heritage. Their spiritual home maybe.

yet, YOU, grudge their accent in a movie which is set in Scotland? Don't watch it then, why comment on it? Are your acist or just a douche? Last I checked the world was pretty big and varied in cultures and having different accents in films only makes sense as thats what real life is like.

unbearably predictable.

luckylu@ That it was!

But with this kinda of films you have to shut down your brains to be entertained.

It looks to have some potential... I like they have a female main character, the story seems to be somewhat interesting...

Still for the most part it seems more like a Dreamworks cartoon than something the makers of Toy Story would do. Still I've liked some Dreamworks films, but they aren't quite the quality of Pixar films and it's sad that Pixar may be lowering their quality of films.

Still I'll watch it and hope I'm wrong.

@CapA... with Shrek it didnt make sense, it was just "the accent" that Mike Myers could do, When Chris Farley did the original voice-over there was no Scottish accent. At least in this film it makes sense. I always did think Shreks accent was out of place. Oh well, a bajillion dollars later who cares.