Laugh out loud funny to me.if you looked up "LOL" in the dictionary, it would have that scene as the definition. I'll lay it out for you.a brief scene when one Lord "moons" (you don't see a darn thing except him lifting his kilt to the guys behind him) the other Lords. Dudes, this movie is based in Scotland!! They don't wear underwear there!! Let me rephrase that.we're talking about some bare CARTOON butts.
My four year old even did well.but since she makes grown men weep with her stubbornness and strong will, she might not be the best to base your judgement of fearful cartoon scenes on.įolks, we're talking about some bare butts. All kids are different, even within families, so a more timid kiddo might be fearful of those scenes, but trust me when I say if you cover their ears/eyes they will LOVE the rest of the scenes.which BY FAR make up for it! Perhaps that says something about my parenting style.take it as you will, but I prefer to look at it as my children are aware that what they are watching is fictitious. Yup, there are a few scary scenes in "Brave" involving one wayward bear and a scene near the end that involves fighting between bears and a coupla dudes thrown around.
A shirtless, painted "Lord" getting a "titty twister" by someone in a throne room brawl? Hee-FREAKING-larious! Me? I think that stuff is crazy hilarious!Ĭartoon characters walloping each other? "Slap stick" humor? THAT is not violence to me. Coyote, and Tom and Jerry being "violent", then yeah, you'll probably think this contains violence. If you are in the camp of the Three Stooges, Wile E. The "critics" of this movie? They speak of violence, frightening scenes, and nudity.
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