Brave

• LOS ANGELES—The boozy, blustery Scottish people are getting a Hollywood close-up with Brave, the latest adventure from the animators who brought you Toy Story, Ratatouille, Finding Nemo and Up.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• "Brave" brought back my feelings of being engaged to Pablo Picasso's son Claude, whom I wanted to marry. My father, my mother and my sister had wanted me to marry him as well.
(TheWrap)
• In trailers for Pixar's new movie Brave, the filmmakers trumpet the gender of their latest protagonist. For the first time in the company's history, they have made a movie centered on a female, and they want you to take notice.
(policymic.com)
• Singer Julie Fowlis is typically used to songs that are a tad older than the ones she sang in Disney/Pixars Brave. Her comfort zone is about eight centuries ago.
(Los Angeles Times)
• LOS ANGELES—The Scottish fairy tale Brave opened as the top weekend attraction in theaters with $66.3 million, becoming the 13th-straight No. 1 debut for Toy Story creator Pixar Animation. The top 20 movies at U.S.
(Denver Post)
• HE IS Pixar's expert on all things Scottish and has directed the biggest thing to happen to Caledonian cinema since Braveheart. Alistair Harkness talks to Mark Andrews 'IT'S a huge honour," says Brave director Mark Andrews.
(scotsman.com)
• "You pick it up and it becomes your flavor — or you dont. The tools are applicable to anything, though.
(Washington Post)
• Braves Princess Merida shows guts, masterful archery skills and equine artistry. But theatergoers who made Pixars first film with a female lead No. 1 at the box office ($66.
(USA Today)