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Ok, so the girl needs to be less selfish and follow her mother's dictate. What the heck does someone turning into bear have to do with being brave in life. interestingly enough the people I went to see this with loved the bear thing. I had my enormous popcorn and even larger soda. It's one of those you know extra care goes in to make things abnormally special. But everywhere else, I always walked out of the movie theater being thankful this company came together.

I have loved every single one of their movies. But everywhere else, I always walked out of the movie theater being I've been dreading writing this down. Hopefully they will rebound on the next film. This makes two mediocre films in a row for Pixar. If comparing to other Pixar films it would be the second worse right before Cars2. I would rank it higher than "The Princess and the Frog", but WAY lower than "Tangled" (a Disney Masterpiece) if comparing to other Princess movies. It has some humor in it, but not much, and the overall look of the film was dark although I saw it in 3D which admittedly darkens the screen a little. They even copied the Irish accents from "How to Train Your Dragon" and "Shrek".

This movie is a fairy tale and you get the feeling you've seen it a hundred times before as you watch it. This movie worries me because there is nothing original about it, and originality is what I have always loved about Pixar. Even though I didn't care for the "Cars" sequel from last year, at least it was still original. Even though I didn't care for the "Cars" sequel from last year, at least Remember when Disney announced a couple of years ago that "Tangled" would be their last Princess movie? They lied, or Pixar didn't get the memo. Remember when Disney announced a couple of years ago that "Tangled" would be their last Princess movie? They lied, or Pixar didn't get the memo.