And Pixar's first movie starring a female protagonist finally gets a trailer, woot!
Love her hair by the way. Though I thought that the Scottish pronounciation for freedom was FREEEEEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!
For legality,

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Cars was TERRIBLE.
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Seriously, where are the people? Are they sealled inside cars like that dude in Snowcrash?
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Hell, you could just say it's an alternate universe Wall*E where the humans never returned and machine life took over. Branching timeline like Zelda.
Even still, I wanted Incredibles 2 before a Cars 2 (which I got the gist of on a plane ride from LAX to DFW the other day, silently checking the screen every few minutes; beyond the visual dazzle, seemed pretty shallow).
Brave will hopefully be better than HTTYD, but the stereotypical Scots jokes get a wee bit tiresome (I'll trust Pixar to be more historically accurate, but still).
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Wait and see I always see regarding Pixar.
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Of course, some of their acclaimed ones have failed to grab me in the past--I found Finding Nemo unbelievably boring, for example--so maybe this one just isn't for me.
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Negative point: Now I can't stop imagining if Disney handed the videogame rights to some nice and talented designers and we got this crossed with Shadow of the Colossus just with bears and armies and Scottish landscapes, and...
Oh good, I'm drooling now.
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They feel quite similar in tone and nearly style.
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Still, at least the heroine in this has the right accent, originially they were going to go with Renne Zellweger or something.
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Also calling it, she changes into a bear. The synopsis and a few seconds of a bear (NOT the giant one on its hind legs, it appears a few seconds before that and looks like her expression) in the trailer. A wee bit Princess Fiona and Shrek-ish, but we'll see.
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