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IT IS TIME TO WATCH ANOTHER VOTED MOVIE AND THIS TIME IT'S BRAVE!!!

Here is the FULL LIVESTREAM reaction to BRAVE!

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realradgames

Seen this live it was a awesome movie can't wait for the next onee!!

Michael Mavis

Why did Luke curse those poor boys?

Michael Mavis

I can’t make out what Luke is saying about America… his Mongolian is too thick. Can’t blame him though, all Europeans sound the same really.

Michael Mavis

If he can lump all American accents and languages into a joke, I’m allowed to do the same for Europe. :)

Dawn Stafford

Princess Bride is such a wonderful movie. Please do not miss out on the outstanding talent of all involved.

Pony M

I was so waiting for this! ❤️

MangoAsylum

33:18 it's not men in thighs

TheJFKexperience69420

I was in the cinema when it came out and needed to pee so hard (since the waterfall scene) the whole time (was 11/12 at the time) and was holding back with pure willpower.

Alexandre Le Lay

"Next movie needs to be heartbreaking" comment at the end. Wolf Children then, he's sure to cry

Kaylee

A will-o'-the-wisp is an atmospheric ghost light or pale flame seen by travelers at night, typically hovering over bogs, swamps, and marshes. Folklore and Cultural Meaning • The Trickster Light: In European and global folklore, the lights are often personified as mischievous spirits, fairies, or dead souls that deliberately mislead night travelers into treacherous bogs. • Alternative Names: It is also known by Latin name ignis fatuus ("foolish fire"), corpse candle, jack-o'-lantern (in British and Irish tradition), fifollet in Louisiana, or hitodama in Japan. Fun fact: Its why Gollum tells Sam and Frodo to not follow the lights in Lord of the Rings. =)

Kaylee

The thick, hard-to-understand accent spoken by Young MacGuffin in Disney/Pixar's Brave is the Doric dialect, a traditional regional variety of the Scots language spoken in the northeastern coast of Scotland (between Inverness and Stonehaven). • Who speaks it: Young MacGuffin (and parts of his father, Lord MacGuffin), both voiced by Scottish actor Kevin McKidd, who hails from Elgin in the Northeast. • Pixar's original plan: The filmmakers originally asked McKidd to speak in plain comedic gibberish, but he suggested using real Doric instead. • What he says: Instead of nonsense, his lines are actual regional phrases (such as "If he was a wee bit closer, I could lob a caber at him, ye ken"), which even left some of the other characters and animators completely baffled

Kaylee

Mmmm out of animals I think you'd be a Red Squirrel, Otter or Pine Marten. =)

Lady Marie

Why does Luke need to use vulgarity at all. It's a turn-off, honestly.

Jae Right

My first stream with you. Super fun. Thank you

Hylia Yggdrasil

There is actually a ton of fanart of Merida and Hiccup meeting, it's actually a ship lol

yipyipyippee

"next movie needs to be heartbreaking" may i suggest project hail mary then 👀

Julie Lyles

I love the ideas behind this movie, and Merida is one of my favorite characters, but I am constantly stopping the movie halfway through. I think it might just be too slow-paced for me.