where there is access to the spaces that are in between, but doesn’t belong to them. For those unfamiliar with the term, liminality is the space between objects, places, things, etc.
The film also does use the element of liminality often throughout the film. While the relationship is not very complex and can be a tad cliche, it’s a nice change of pace for a focus of the film. Brave is a film where the men are present and seen the most of the two genders, but are essentially sidelined in place of a focus on the women. Easily, the strongest element of the film was its focus on gender, especially the mother-daughter relationship. It largely is out of place with its source material and reeks of a ‘Disneyfycation’ of Pixar’s storytelling style.īefore I talk about what I found to be disappointing I wanted to point what I thought the film did well. By the time it was released in theaters, the end product had been changed and the final result, in my opinion, was disappointing. The original trailers for the film strongly highlighted the idea of Celtic culture and folklore, and bringing the Pixar feel to it. As someone who takes strong pride in their Celtic heritage (particularly the Irish part) I was really interested in the new Pixar film, Brave.
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