Brave

[biggins]

A huge crowd was waiting outside Westerhailes this morning as they though it started at 10am which was the time on the ticket. Worried we wouldn't get a seat but in fact there was plenty of empty seats when the film started.

A lot of children but the majority were well behaved and seemed to enjoy the film.
Plenty of humour in it - we scots have to laugh when they portray us as haggis eating, kilt wearing folk who go around fighting everyone and shouting "Jings, crivvens and help ma boab"! The Aberdonian was funny when no one understood what he was saying.
Agree with SB that the 3D could have been better but a very good film.

The cinema emptied and the girl came in to clean up but my friend and I, Stuartboy and another couple were the only people who stayed to the end to see the little cameo at the very end of a long, long list of credits. But don't think it was worth the wait as it only lasted about 20 seconds.

9/10

[anakin]

Can someone spoiler what the last bit was about please?

[weliveandbreathewords]

[spoiler]It was the crow with the delivery of all the wood carvings that Merida b*ght from the witch[/spoiler]

[Yinster]

The cinema emptied and the girl came in to clean up but my friend and I, Stuartboy and another couple were the only people who stayed to the end to see the little cameo at the very end of a long, long list of credits. But don't think it was worth the wait as it only lasted about 20 seconds.

Credits are seven minutes long. Did you not notice the production babies?

[anakin]

[spoiler]It was the crow with the delivery of all the wood carvings that Merida b*ght from the witch[/spoiler]

Ah, of course! Thanks

[stuartboy]

The cinema emptied and the girl came in to clean up but my friend and I, Stuartboy and another couple were the only people who stayed to the end to see the little cameo at the very end of a long, long list of credits. But don't think it was worth the wait as it only lasted about 20 seconds.

Credits are seven minutes long. Did you not notice the production babies?

I did! Was that really the number of babies owned by cast, crew and production? Or was it pets? haha. I have no idea.

I liked the dedication to Mr. Jobs. I thought that was very poignant. As there was a very brief Will o' the Wisp at the same time, I really wondered if that was the bit we were waiting for during the credits as been advised to sit and wait. Thankfully Mrs Biggins was hanging back too else my patience might have given out. I didn't even realise what the wee cameo was about even though I saw it so I'm glad to have it explained above. Makes sense now.

[canadian_turtle]

I thought they were babies that made whisp sounds haha but my friend said it was babies born during the making of the film perhaps?

[moa]

Yep its babies that are born during production, always a lot more when its an animated film cause it takes so much longer to make.

[Yinster]

All pixar films have a section in the credits for "production babies". Babies born during the making of the film who belong to someone in the production team.

[biggins]

The cinema emptied and the girl came in to clean up but my friend and I, Stuartboy and another couple were the only people who stayed to the end to see the little cameo at the very end of a long, long list of credits. But don't think it was worth the wait as it only lasted about 20 seconds.

Credits are seven minutes long. Did you not notice the production babies?

Didn't count the minutes but they mentioned so many people and the list went on for ever - half expected to see our names at the end thanking us for our patience!!! LOL!!