The Messed Up Origins of BRAVE (Part 2 of 2)

[@JonSolo]

Join me on the Messed Up Origins Field Trip to IRELAND! 👉 www.trovatrip.com/trip/europe/ireland/ireland-with-jon-scudieri-jun-2024

[@inacatt]

I hope those lucky enough to go have a wonderful time!

[@flapwing8784]

First to book, I believe 😁 Hope to hear from you soon ☺

[@Howdoyouchangepf]

Last video you said you’d do a messed up origin on Gunther, I’m still waiting in that messed up origin on *Pugs*

[@dcbandit]

I REALLY want to go, as an artist working on a story taking place on a sky island version of Ireland/Hybrasil, I would, but I literally can't afford it. Maybe I can get there a different way...

[@jaimecarrasco2124]

Hy Jon solo can u please do a messed up Origins about Dr. Jekyll

[@Schticky]

The dad in brave is and will always be my favorite movie dad. Fights bears with his hands, supports his daughter unconditionally, I mean he’s got everything.

[@MarvelMTs]

Fights with his… *BARE hands*

[@arthurmartin4616]

@@MarvelMTs Let's just hope they never need to bear arms

[@ScarlitWidow]

The mother/daughter relationship is by far the driving force to this movie. I'm bummed to learn she was kicked off. Great job taking ownership and manning up about your mistake.

[@jessicalay6553]

We all make mistakes and you rectifying that mistake just proves your character! Brenda’s story is incredible! And we are grateful that you continue to tell us these stories. 💚

[@smiththeinspiringanimator7042]

I agree.

[@snittykitty1]

Thanks for championing this movie, so many people are harsh on it but I happen to really like it. Fascinating how there are little breadcrumbs of similarity with these stories.

[@CatherineJessicaNatof]

Is that Frannie from FHFIF (CN)?

[@Funloveization]

As a Irish person, we are looking forward to seeing you in 2024.

[@JonSolo]

Same here! :)

[@peterrichards7166]

Brave was one of favorite Disney movies if not my favorite Disney movie. It’s just so bad ass, to the strong and firey hot tempered red head, to the fight scene at the end, to all the mother-daughter interactions. This movie was the wonder woman before Wonder Woman imo lol

[@sjmhadsock4586]

Im happy you are willing to apologize for making mistakes and not doubling down like other youtubers

[@pierrebuieii3908]

That’s true not many do

[@sjmhadsock4586]

@pierrebuieii3908 nope they don't

[@victoriadahl4832]

Or with a ukulele

[@sjmhadsock4586]

@victoriadahl4832 what?

[@sjmhadsock4586]

@@Tresu_ ohhhh

[@jovan6135]

The queen was weirded out by the transformation...but she stood there watching her son make out with a bear 😂😂

[@johnnyfalcon8165]

Thank you! I was thinking the same thing, like why is she there?

[@marcobuncit7539]

Queen: O mah gah I hope my son didn't die by his child tantrum & looked at that intercourse, go on boi! Better start a hybrid mytho creature maybe uh if that's your fetish.

[@jovan6135]

@@marcobuncit7539 😂😂 Seriously!

[@deathserpent9747]

Baldurs gate 3 intensifies

[@LoneLupine]

I agree with you about Brave not being a letdown, it was a good movie. It's too bad what happened to Brenda, though

[@EllieLewis-cj1sl]

What happened?

[@sakilynn]

I think the bear line was beneficial for Elenor to truly understand Merida. Not only did they learn to truly understand each other, but Elenor also learned why Merida put so much effort in learning how to survive outside of royal life. She did almost kill herself with nightshade berries and worm-infested water.

[@DBArtsCreators]

That fairy tale literally goes: Son: "Mother, I must the bear!" Mother: "Okay son, you may the bear." *bear turns into a beautiful woman during the make-out* Princess: "Sorry I-" Mother/Son: "This changes nothing."

[@marcobuncit7539]

Princess: How do I not marry incest by dad? Prince: By me be your dad instead? Princess: What? Prince: What? We're almost on the same age than him! Old Woman: I didn't plan this but seems legit.

[@Fleamont7031]

Whoever’s doing the Ireland trip you’re going to love going to Ireland; it’s a very wonderful and it’s so lovely green and the people are so nice, because I went there like years ago. You’re gonna have so much fun there and be safe out there two guys! 5:51

[@zerotodona1495]

Where’s the areas without the foreign blacks and Asians?

[@tigger8895]

Thank you for mentioning the original director. I didn't know those facts either. People may have been sensitive because women are having a rough time lately in the US. I appreciate you taking the time to explain the situation on the film. As always, you're the best and I hope you, your wife, Penny & Gunther are going to have a great holiday weekend, and that you are having a prosperous life. :)

[@Vicus_of_Utrecht]

"women are having a rough time in the US" Holy fvcking lies, my god... Are you pathological?

[@oliverfulayter5515]

Bro, 'm 1:25 in and what Brenda said about her daughter deadass made me cry. That was so sweet.

[@avs.12_]

legend says the princess just happened to be really comfortable in her bear fursuit

[@marcobuncit7539]

Donkey princess: Me too.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Aww, She Bear is a cute story :) I can definitely see where Brave drew its inspiriation from. ♥

[@TheDragonman104]

Yeah, a cute story about a king wanting to commit incest and a prince wanting to commit bestiality.

[@piratelady6467]

😢 I cry every time I watch the movie - my. Mom and I have been like this my whole life. We never get alone and now that i lost my dad - it is a sad event like this that brought us a little closer.

[@darriendastar3941]

Loved this - both in the possible/probable origins from an Italian folk tale and the correction of an earlier mistake. It's the mark of a proper researcher that the truth is more important than saving face. Subscribing to this channel was one of the best decisions I ever made when I discovered KZbin.

[@Schticky]

Honestly wasn’t even a mistake on your part, Disney’s kinda good at hiding stuff that hurts their image. Love yah Jon 🎉

[@Juichi]

I respect that you acknowledged this. I am really curious about Brenda's experience in making this movie and what her original vision/story was vs what ended up being created before she was kicked off. From what I heard there were issues with her version.

[@ladykoiwolfe]

Thank you, I'm glad to hear Her vision still came through to the end of the movie.

[@LadybugPrinzess]

I really appreciate you admitting mistakes and setting the record straight. My ongoing respect for you and love of your content is only strengthened by this.

[@DoubleKay31]

The near-ending of the story seemed akin to “Beauty and the Beast” (one of my top favorite fairytales ever).

[@mimibelta259]

Yes exactly with the genders swapped with the prince being human and the princess being the beast which the name would be charming and the beast

[@AdamIshak01]

1) I know it doesn’t really need to be said, but thank you Jon for being up front and honest with your mistake- especially for those of us like myself who also didn’t know you even made one and learned some cool facts anyways. I mean that genuinely and not in a sarcastic or “stroke his ego” way. I was also one of those people who truly had no clue about Brenda being removed from the project so you truly do learn something new everyday. 2) In regards to the trip, as a person who hates beer, has tried many different base types beers too since the saying is “there’s a beer out there for everyone”, and my body literally rejects it, does Ireland have anything else besides beer and whiskey to drink? Water maybe? I’m joking but also serious cause what are the other main drinks there? I feel like I won’t even be allowed off the plane if the locals knew I hate beer. 3) I’m shocked people disliked Brave- AT ALL. Even if you’re not a complete nerd that will bend over for magic, myths, and folklore, it’s just a good story that is beautifully animated and super enriched of the culture it’s based in. Sometimes a language barrier is the only way to communicate with someone; the language barrier *actually* *makes* / *go* *out* *of* *their* *way* to not only properly communicate, but understand and respect that person’s perceptive on the matter. Hell, there are people fluent in their native language/ multiple languages and still refuse to properly communicate or listen to their important people- and they actually have the option to go “what language do you need me to say it in for you to understand?” Merida is more nature based and respects the *actual* *land* she has to rule one day, so her mom turning into a bear ~or any animal really~ makes sense and levels Elinor to Merida’s playing field. Elinor sees that there is more to being a queen besides ruling over your subjects, the government, the laws, traditions and appearances; she literally saw the beauty of where history is made. Elinor literally needs her ability to speak and demand orders taken away so she can be brought down and listen to her daughter instead of always being above her. Plus there is a slight element and undertone about hunting vs over hunting and respecting nature as well with this transformation. Also it’s just a cute pun- when you think of an overly protective mom you think “mother bear” or “momma bear” which is true in actual nature because mother bears are ruthless in protecting their cubs and also as an idiom for extremely maternal mothers~ it’s a very cute play on words. For Merida, when her mother turns into a bear, she finally gets out of her own head and thinks about her mother for once. She learns to put someone else’s needs before her own which is part of a queen’s job. Because of the language barrier, Merida actually listens to her mom ~even when she has no clue what she’s trying to say~ which in turn helps her reflect on how wrong she was when she said her mother was never there for her. Now it’s her chance to return the favor and be there for her; she (the child) now gets to protect her mother after finally being grateful for all the years of protection her mom provided her but couldn’t see it since she was busy being selfish/focusing on the negatives. They realize their both right and both wrong and that two things can be true at once which enhances their bonding regardless of the mishaps where the spell is taking place. It’s a physical manifest of the “those who teach the most about humanity aren't always humans” quote by Donald L. Hicks. Also the animal/beast morphing just adds to the classic fairytale feeling since after all- that in and of itself is a major trope in some of the most well known and beloved fairytales: Beauty and the Beast, Princess of Swan Lake, Little Mermaid, Princess and the Frog, Brother Bear, and even more modern takes that have become classics like Shrek, Emperor’s New Groove, and Spirited Away to name a few. So again I’m really failing to see how Elinor turning into a bear ruins the movie when transformation is pretty much a staple in fairytale stories. I do agree there’s plenty of different ways it could have been done, but personally I love the bear touch.

[@marvelismylife946]

Irish person here We really don’t care if you don’t like the taste of alcohol and a good amount of Irish people don’t like the taste of Guinness anyway, the storehouse tour is still a great place to visit and as for the other drinks there’s really nothing special outside of alcohol and don’t trust any pub that claims to sell “authentic Irish food” it’s gonna be a tourist trap

[@AdamIshak01]

@@marvelismylife946 thank you for actually responding! I wasn’t sure how true the drinking Irish stereotype is. Especially as someone who works in airport/ travel, a lot of the Irish and Scottish advertising besides the dances, castles and cliffs, are drinking and pubs- which usually means beer, whiskey and the occasi-onal Irish Coffee. There’s even a DL Poitiers list 🥲

[@marvelismylife946]

@@AdamIshak01 No problem, honestly the drinking stereotype is a bit true for locals as generally we do have an issue with alcoholism but nobody is going to get upset if you don’t drink

[@cicichambers3887]

Well, it makes sense that her version would’ve been better in the storyline because it’s a story about women and the breakaway and coming together that girls and women go through when they are mothers and daughters to each other

[@LoveuGAGAforever]

Brenda is a wonder story teller truly gifted

[@CosplayingwithChad]

I’ve pretty much come to terms with the fact that all children’s literature is just fairy tale Rule 34!😂 great video Jon!

[@youtubecommentergal4346]

I had no idea people didn't like ‘Brave’ I loved it and Merida is one of my favourite princesses.

[@mercurial_maddy]

People felt let down by Brave? Maybe I'm just not in those spaces, but I've never heard complaints about the movie.

[@JonSolo]

I was surprised too! It wasn't until I read those comments that I learned there's a whole subsection of Brave fans who wanted to like it but ended up let down. I also watched a whole 50 minute video essay where some guy complains endlessly about how bad the bear plot is and while I think his argument is extremely flawed that's his opinion and it seems like a lot of people in his comments agreed. Again, it was all news to me ¯\_ (ツ) _/¯

[@marcobuncit7539]

​@@JonSolo That's people in the internet be like

[@thebinlgbtisbabadook7832]

​@@marcobuncit7539 True. I just finished watching The Owl House and was surprised to see lots of people saying the main character was a narcissistic psychopath even though she has a superfriendly golden retriever attitude throughout the whole series, and won't stop at nothing to help her friends.

[@ambermarshall2922]

Me either. I thinks it's Disney's best work.

[@HeatherNickless-vt8zr]

I think it kind of makes sense that someone who strives for perfection after being transformed into an animal, who is still of the mind set to be graceful will always be clumsy if she does not adhere to the rules of animal behavior, which what was happening to queen Elenore, she still thinks she can maintain "Human" perfection, but the end result is that no matter how many times she tries being graceful like a human winds up being clumsy as an animal. Your only graceful as an animal if you knew how animals move and behave, something the queen refused to learn.

[@OmegaTheSillyWolf]

I don't agree with you on everything and that's fine lol but I never thought you meant to be malicious and I see where you're coming from, we all make mistakes sometimes. I'm glad you acknowledged Brenda though and that's really all my original comment was about. I did learn from this video a little more about what happened behind the scenes. Thank you. I also hope Brenda's niece sees this video, I know she was in the previous comment section. I wonder what she would think. I think that maybe where WE (myself and the other commenters) were wrong is from another creators video on brave and the situation behind it. He framed it as the bear plot being less of Brenda's idea. Now, I wonder why he did that but anyway I do think her story would have had more of a punch than it already does and I don't hate the film by any means! I just wish she had been able to see it through. Even if it didn't turn out all that different, I still wonder what WOULD be different lol if that makes sense.

[@JonSolo]

Hey, we can't all agree on everything! I think that you worded your critique of my original video well and I appreciate you sharing your opinion because it motivated me to make this video even bigger and better than it would have been originally, so thank you :) As for that other KZbinr's video, I saw you and someone else discussing his video in the comments so I went and watched it myself! My biggest critique of it mirrors what you said: he spent 30 minutes ragging on the Bear plot, and blamed it almost entirely on Mark Andrews when it was Brenda's idea. The really weird thing is he even shows a clip where the producer Katherine Serafian (spelling?) says that the bear plot was developed in the earliest stages of the story so it seems like he contradicts his entire argument there? I kind of want to make a rebuttal video in defense of Brave but at this point it's probably moot lol. Regardless I agree with you that I still would love to see what direction Brenda would have taken the story! Anyway, thanks again for your original comment and for watching Part 2!

[@OmegaTheSillyWolf]

@@JonSolo Of course! My mom and I have loved your content for years and look forward to more videos in the future!

[@moviemaker2011z]

i wont lie, i blacked out for a second while watching this and when it came back to the part about the prince and the princess kissing and you saying it was weird i completely forgot about the princess being a bear and was like "why is it weird if its essentially true love?" and then you mentioned her turning BACK into her princess form and then it clicked with me and then i was also weirded out and thought it was disturbing. i was so confused because when i started paying attention again it never dawned with me that she was still a bear. got to admit i did get a pretty good chuckle from that.

[@HeyMalan]

Finally glad this came out

[@savagegardenrox]

I think the disjointed feeling of the film reflects the feeling of old folklore, rather than the clean narrative of a more refined fairytale. Which works.

[@andreacurrie4245]

Your only human and the fact you acknowledge and corrected the mistakes you the damn best! ❤

[@mattl267]

I admire the integrity of admitting your mistake(s). Great work and I ❤ the content.

[@setsuki17]

Ok why can't this be an animated Movie? this is awesome and interesting as a bear-mom!

[@Moszan]

In a way, She-Bear story is almost like a genderswap of the Frog Prince.

[@piratelady6467]

Have a great trip - be safe and have fun ! 😊

[@maxcelestin2446]

This is my favorite Pixar movie and knowing it was based , on real mother and daughter story is even better

[@godhasgas]

I didn't know until NOW about Brenda 😳 Good on you Jon, and thanks for letting me know too.

[@XonixDerps]

Ohhh id love this trip!!! I gotta

[@simlover00]

10:42 😮wait! I've read a similar story in a book with a collection of stories but the title was definitely different

[@beccatea250]

I want to go on that trip SOOOOOO FREAKING BAD I can't do it though since I'm going to be on a placement for college while it is happening!😢😢 I hope everyone who goes has fun though it looks and sounds like an amazing way to dive deeper into the folklore that we've learned about on this amazing channel

[@CleoHarperReturns]

Best apology video ever. If this is the only one you ever have to make you're way ahead of the game my friend. I'm just so glad you didn't break out a ukulele. (I'm looking at you Colleen)

[@Areyousayingidontknowmyname]

Well all she did was Fart...........

[@Leesaloves]

You have done really good work from my pov. Life is not perfect. There are so many levels of miscommunication. You give real time commentary. Ireland ❤God bless you all ❤❤❤❤

[@sjmhadsock4586]

And i love her work too

[@Something125_]

The mustache!😩👌

[@JonSolo]

👨🏻❤️

[@tyrachantson1123]

Your scripts are so always so good but that Presi-Oh-sah caught me off guard 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@WhoDoctor-u2e]

Very nicely done Jon! Yes the messed up origins of Mom jeans? Wait! No Gunther today! Hope he was okay!

[@DessahLS]

Aw this trip is going to be amazing 😩 wish I could have booked it for me

[@stephanieshanonn366]

Thank you Jon for bringing light to Brenda Chapman's Brave ❤

[@SebbyCrook]

Thank you Jon

[@PHiPs5]

16:11 wtf 😂😂😂 thats the funniest thing ive ever heard.

[@dsla1577]

That play on “Preziosa” and “leviosa” Harry Potter reference needs a bit more love, so I’m just going to “❤” react to it in this way.

[@candanceharrison3564]

Hey, this She-Bear story is an Italian version of Donkeyskin

[@mecahhannah]

Awesome thanks

[@abigailblackstock4928]

**Sad Whimper** The job that was going to pay for the TrovaTrip just fell through. I hope you do another one in a few years!!!

[@JonSolo]

I'm so sorry to hear that! Depending on how this first one sells we might even do another trip in 2024! Hope to see you on one of them :)

[@abigailblackstock4928]

@@JonSolo That'd be AWESOME!!!

[@ileam.bonner442]

Love this! Wish I could go. Hope it goes well so that you will plan another trip in the future. Maybe my husband and I could go if a second trip is planned for another year.

[@maggpiprime954]

Robin McKinley wrote an adaptation of Donkey Skin (and She Bear, and all the other ones like it) called "Deerskin." It's uh.. pretty brutal. But beautiful.

[@melindoranightsilver9298]

I thought the same thing as he was telling the story.

[@maggpiprime954]

@@melindoranightsilver9298 She's one of my favourite authors. When I finished reading "Sunshine," I just blinked for a moment, and then turned right back to the first page and read it all over again. I've never had a reread turnaround that fast with any other book!

[@melindoranightsilver9298]

@@maggpiprime954 I have that one but I haven't gotten to read it yet.

[@maggpiprime954]

@@melindoranightsilver9298 I hope you like it too!

[@marvelismylife946]

He mentioned that book in he donkey skin episode, described it as the book version of a snuff film

[@labyrinthgirl17]

My favorite version of this particular fairy tale is called Sapsorrow.

[@rolandswift4311]

This ones a bit of a stretch. Apart from "wood" and "bear" I don't really think these two stories have anything linking them together. Brave's bear story could more easily be linked to the phrase "momma bear" and it would be a lot more fitting given that a major part of the conflict is the queen being a "momma bear" in the metaphorical sense then being turned into a literal momma bear so that the two of them could learn an important lesson. Also: mildly disappointed that you didn't even mention the potential inspiration for the clans sacred relics from the shorts. though they do seem to be more closely related to Irish mythology and you mainly dove into the Scottish inspirations in the last video.

[@Wolfy39565]

you learn from your mistakes. that is a good thing😊

[@christianmarshal6117]

I was going to mention donkey skin. I knew I’d heard the story of a king that promises his dying wife he will only marry someone as attractive as her then tries to engage himself to their daughter on this channel before!

[@moonyshadows]

Jon, "Preciosa" it's spanish, "Preziosa" it's Italian. The Z is pronounced TS, a strong sound, while S it's a little bit serpent like, and last but not least, -Osa, not -oWsa. Nevertheless, I enjoy watching your videos. By the way, Giambattista Basile does write a tons of messed up fables from which a movie was based on a few of those stories: "Tales of tales". I recommend it.

[@Smiththeinspiringanimator]

Awesome! 😎

[@ailsahawkins1071]

Always enjoyable. I must watch brave, I have missed many films. Thoroughly enjoyed the Harry Potter one as well. Very jealous about your trip.

[@KasumiKenshirou]

12:42 Why are there three seashells between the two women? I wasn't expecting a Demolition Man reference in this video.

[@DoubleDealingDisarray]

Thank you for being such an honest and honorable person. Much appreciated. Awesome video! Keep up the great work!

[@aimeeprincessofpower]

Brave is my absolute favorite Disney movie Merida is my favorite Disney princess she's badass she does what she wants and she doesn't take any crap

[@KrystalRyan-i4k]

You can mess up all you want Jon, it doesn't make you any less amazing!!! Loves 🤩😋🌟

[@kimberleyjanemcnab5343]

The Italian prince and the bear story sounds like The Princess and the pea in some ways!

[@rlajr81]

That’s big of him!! Respect the apology 💯 !!!!

[@KazeDov]

Personal I think the assertiveness was the point of story telling

[@Struggler2009]

Jon Solo, the G.O.A.T. Of mythology.

[@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639]

10:23 I see what you did there! :D

[@pudgieification]

I think Artemis story has more similarities than the pervy king story js🤷‍♂️

[@marlenacorine2515]

Been waiting on this one

[@roseamy1057]

Yes I'm early for the first time 😁 I love this KZbin channel I can watch it for hours and never get bored

[@irik_art]

I love the Harry Potter reference you made 😂

[@Catsclaw-ru6zw]

I love Merida's dad in the movie he loves his daughter for who she is because she reminds him of himself & he isn't chauvinistic because his first-born child is a girl. Sure, he went onto have three other sons but Merida is his heart & soul besides his wife but at the same time he tries to appease both his wife & daughter & see things from both their perspective. He also jumps on any man who disrespects his daughter because she's a girl this was also shown in Once Upon A Time when we meet the live version of Merida for the first time. He tells Merida that she will be taught how to fight & other skills for battle by someone he has brought to his kingdom & that someone turns out to be Mulan. King Fergus must not have an issue with women being warriors & he was likely told of Mulan's skills & bravery that he had her come to his kingdom to help teach his daughter & heir this shows what a super cool, smart, chill, cunning & brave dad he is.

[@jasonvazquez8652]

I loved this video. Keep up the good work. By the way, I think you should do a review Oliver twist.

[@siddmic]

Just became a bigger fan of yours.

[@WhiteLongSword7]

Not the first time Jon's apologized for things he forget or not mention! Consistency is 👍

[@SquirrellyMom]

Our Irish Dexer Bull on our farm is named Finn McCool. We named him that when we got him. Couldn't resist

[@marvelismylife946]

Fun fact, Finn McCool is the anglicised version of Fíonn mac Cumhail although I always Fíonn mcCúil growing up

[@patr1005]

I am loving the facial hair , makes the stories more interesting 🤔

[@kendallthompson2027]

I never understood why people think Brave is a bad movie. I can understand why people maybe don't like it, especially if they don't have that kind of relationship with their mom, but I don't get why people say it's bad or not cohesive. I feel like the plot makes a lot of sense, I love the humor, I love Scottish history and folklore, and I really relate with Merida. It's just sad that people don't recognize this movie and how good it actually is, at least in my opinion.

[@jenniferingram1471]

❤ I love Ireland me and my siblings go once a year😊

[@discolizard712]

litterally went full pre-historic spongebob when the name ''Emma'' was said, like ''huh? who's calling me?'' *i wasn't watching the screen..... unfortunately*

[@SardonicSoul]

The german to frozen and Cold? That clichés follows us through whole history.😂

[@SkyBaddie]

The mom really gave her son permission to make out with a bear and sat there and watched the whole time and then was only weirded out when she transitions back to being a human girl 💀

[@ElicBehexan]

I would love to go to Ireland, but I don't know if I'll be alive a year from now... I'm old. Now, I'm kind of tough to get to laugh, but the comment about OSHA violation animating the make-out session got one out of me.

[@gabriellagalli8564]

Don’t give up on your dreams of going to Ireland!

[@ElicBehexan]

@@gabriellagalli8564 I'm not just old, but sick... I don't look sick, but I am pretty sick.

[@raiderking7310]

Personally I like brave for it's story and I could never see why people don't like it even when they say it

[@jaggg.3821]

Can't wait for when you share about The African Cinderella story it's combination of Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty. Hey even the Bible has a mirror Story that could begin with Once upon a Time! The Book of Esther!

[@boriskoutsenok6013]

Jon Solo, next, do a video on the origins of Gulliver's Travels.

[@jovan6135]

This origin story sounds remarkably similar to that of St. Dymphna except for the happy ending. cuz martyrdom.

[@Thorstendeal]

In my opinion Brave is one of the best Disney movies made, i think that its better than both Frozen movies and rivals Tangled and Treasure Planet for my favourite movie made by Disney

[@louis6837]

Me and my Mom were also like Eleanor and Merida, but things got worse and she turned into Mother Gothel. 😂

[@callmethecommentcountess9329]

I love Merida