With that the curtains closed and opened and a couple Disney\/Pixar trailers and then… a short! La Luna<\/a>. Most wonderful.<\/p>\n Then the main attraction: Brave. <\/p>\n I won’t say too much since I know several people who haven’t yet seen it, but I will say I found myself having to be quite brave myself because several parts were rather scary. I felt bad for the littler short people who were there. OK, I did want to hurt the woman sitting behind me who talked a GREAT deal to the small child who was with her. Presumably to keep said small child from bolting or screaming.<\/p>\n I will say, the whole was wonderful – beautiful to look at and surprising in many ways. The incessant commercials for the film totally preserved the plot of the film and made it look rather silly. I purposely didn’t go looking for any plot information before I went so I was allowed to be taken in by the story line. I was relieved that the trailers and ads revealed so little about the whole.<\/p>\n I give it a definite thumbs up but leave the little little kids at home. It’s not a cartoon for the very very young. I will confess to a lot of smiling over the games and a relief that the music was not overwhelming (not celtic enough for my taste and not overwhelming in the main). And, the dedication gave my heart a strong tug.<\/p>\n I give it a definite thumbs up but leave the little little kids at home. Continue reading ![\"The](\"http:\/\/queenofallmydomains.com\/quiltr\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/06\/IMG_2575-300x225.jpg\" "\\"The")
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