'Brave' Trailer: Pixar's New Fantasy Involves Existence

A completely new trailer for "Brave," the newest Pixar and Disney collaboration, has sprung to existence, plus it looks to mix the most effective facets of both companies. "Brave" follows Scottish princess Merida (voiced by "Boardwalk Empire's" Kelly MacDonald) just like a youthful lady likely to create her own place in the world. She rebels against her parents (Billy Connolly and Emma Thompson) and defies her country's age-old custom to have the ability to seek her own independence. Using this method, she unconsciously sets loose chaos on her behalf account kingdom which is expected to "uncover this really is of true bravery" to have the ability to right the wrongs she created. There's some really impressive animation in "Brave," as Pixar fans have began to anticipate. This is among only three films Pixar is doing that have starred solely humans (another two being "Up" and "The Incredibles"), though lots of their other movies have incorporated human figures. Still, it's nice to find out such great emphasis being situated on the persons areas of their animation -- just have a look at Merida's hair! -- instead of developing a speaking sea food or toy as realistic as you can. Still, I'm undecided about song from the trailer. Simply what does a bear inside the forest have associated with Merida's independence? How come parents so set on marriage for their daughter off give a second thought to her going away and off to gain her freedom? And just how come there have to be a man waving his underoos around from under his kilt? "Brave" is among my more anticipated films of 2012, but up to now the two trailers released with this haven't done the concept justice throughout my eyes. Here's wanting that trailer # 3 does the key personally. Reveal everything you consider the "Brave" trailer inside the comments section below or on Twitter!