Most distracting thing about the movie
Brave: heroine named after the
capital city of the State of Yucatan. Though that was more distracting when reading reviews than listening to the film: as we discovered in a Mexican restaurant in Edinburgh, Scottish people cannot manage Spanish pronunciation even to save themselves from ridicule.
Second most distracting thing: Eerie degree of physical resemblance between Young MacIntosh and Alan Cumming, and trying to figure out if there's a voice cast pairing there. (There isn't.)
Best thing about
Brave:
La Luna - the Pixar-animated short that precedes the film. Not to say that
Brave is bad, but rather that
La Luna is really marvelous, a gorgeous little jewel-box of a film.
Biggest difference from watching kid-movie trailers in the late 1970s: Six gajillion trailers, and only *one* is for a live action film (well, sorta live-action - it was the trailer for
The Hobbit, so it's been heavily breathed upon, digitally speaking).
Biggest sameness to watching kid-movie trailers in the late 1970s: Bumper crop of kid movie trailers, and NOT ONE is for a hand-animated film.