Well first you have to back away keep an eye on the bear and if it's getting closer you yell out it or raise your hands on the air and throw things at it
Is because the dudebros of RU-vid are quick to send their fans to hate on films with female protagonists every time one is announced, let alone released. You can only appreciate them openly when they move on to the nexy hate trend.
@@kiriki4558 No that's not the case. If that was the case, those same dudebros would be bashing Tangled or some of the Disney princess movies from the 90s and 2000s. But they don't. I'm probably someone you would have labeled a "dudebro".
19:53 did you notice the horse walked around the stone ring? It is speculated that those stone rings are doorways to the realm of spirits and that’s why angus the horse who is closer to the spirits (cause apparently all animals are) refused to set foot in there and walked around it
I think the reason Mor'du was after Merida is that some part of him deep down still had some awareness that this wasn't him, that it was something he wanted to escape and he didn't know how... But Merida knew. Mor'du probably went after the witch alone and no one knew what happened, there was no one to help him break the spell and even after years some desperate party of him wanted to free myself from the spell. But he wasn't himself anymore, so his instinct as a bear was to attack Measure even if he didn't want to, He couldn't control it, as if the spell was forcing him to attack the only person who had the answers he wanted. In the end he got the relief he wanted and freed himself through death.
It's a shame about what happened to this film, it had great potential. I enjoyed it as a kid but it could've been so much greater if it wasn't for Pixars first female director getting kicked off her own passion project, there was so so much potential :'[
@@azekel7687cause "she" seriously, idk whats up with pixar, not letting people like ghe director, make a film of a princess that doesn't need to rely on a prince
@@average-art3222 Makes zero sense to accuse pixar of that since the final product doesnt have her rely on a prince. Also you just assert it was because of "she"... Thats just lazy and not very original. If youre making such big claims, at the very least explain your reasoning in a coherent way.
Your question about different bears: if it’s a black bear you might be able to intimidate it with loud noises and by making yourself look bigger, if it’s brown your probably dead but playing dead might work if they think your trying to take its territory, if it’s a polar bear say your prayers
The brown ones are not that evil, it seems, but it’s still better to look for cover or back away. There are a lot of them in Kamchatka; they even got into our tent. He scattered everything, climbed the mountain and left. But they even climb perfectly well. There the slope was 80 degrees, about 10 meters in height at least. The bear got up in a couple of seconds.
*But if you really look into it, the witch’s spell worked.* Not for the reason that the queen became a bear upon eating the cake, it is because she shifted her opinion on things, including Merida’s marriage. (which is what Merida wanted in the first place)
I love the movie but I think it would have been better if it had Merida learn something too because even at the end she doesn't really seem to learn anything and she gets what she wants. She is the future queen and she doesn't take any responsibility for anything. The marriage is not something anyone in her family wants, it's a necessity for the future of the kingdom and instead of taking responsibility and choosing a suitor, she ends up doing what she always wanted since the beginning which is push it off so she can ride her horse and do archery. I would love a sequel where she actually takes responsibility and marries one of the suitors. It would be nice to see a more wild princesses like Merida fall in love with one of them.
@paige8453 Sounds like you missed an important part. She did learn a lot of things, as is obvious in the speech she gives. That very much is her taking responsibility. She's fixing the whole mess by combining her (valid) convictions with what she learned, with some little help from her mum, which she can finally use because they both listen to each other and take both their duties as well as their personal wishes into consideration. That's why her mum is so proud of her in that moment. She never should've had to sacrifice her own happiness and be forced into a marriage, and as she rightly explains, a marriage that wasn't even necessary in the first place. The Clans are already close and have each other's back, the marriage thing was senseless tradition just for the sake of decorum. That is what the Queen finally understood, and why she made Merida say they're breaking that tradition. None of the kids wanted it, it was unnecessary, it just would've made them miserable for no reason. The right to self-determination is the whole point of that storyline, and that no one should have to sacrifice their happiness for "duty", especially not if it's pointless nonsense. And the fact that Merida doesn't want or need some prince by her side is one of the things about her that make her so awesome and different from other typical princess stories.
The argument between Merida and her mom is probably one of my favorite scenes in this film! The reason why is because the dialogue and the actors did such a good job that it felt like a real argument between a mom and daughter. When Merida said she’d rather die, you really feel the visceral anger she has toward her mom on this issue. And when the mom throws Merida’s bow in the fire and then tries to save it, you can feel how mortified her mother was at her own actions in that moment, recognizing that what she had done was too extreme and hurtful. The actors emotions in that scene were very believable and it’s for that reason I love this scene.
I'm surprised that you've never heard of will-o'-wisps before. They're part of European folk-lore, although there are legends of them in other territories, too. However, the will-o'-wisps of legend are not the friendly, helpful things that they are in this movie. They supposedly appear to be like a flickering lantern flame in the mists over a swamp, bog, or marsh. Of course, this is a legend from many years ago. They're an actual atmospheric phenomenon caused, in part, by the gases released by such bodies of stagnant water. Because they looked like a flickering lantern light or torch, people would follow them, especially if they were lost or confused while trying to get through a swamp or bog when it was dark. The people would then fall into the waters of the swamp and drown. The will-o'-wisps are also called ghost lights or jack-o-lanterns. Because people who tried to follow them usually died, you were never supposed to follow them anywhere.
@@JackieBlade1 I'm talking about old legends or folktales. As in a few hundred years old. He wouldn't need to actually live near a swamp to have heard about them. They're stories that people used to tell and the will-o'-wisps in particular were talked about because they were a genuine danger to people at one time. It's their origins that are the folktale.
If it's brown, lay down ( cover your head and don't move). If it's black, fight back (make yourself look bigger and make yourself louder). If it's white, goodnight ( if you see a polar bear, chances are you are already being hunted. And polar bear have been known to hunt the same pretty for very long periods of time).
Growing up, Brave was one of my favourite child-hood shows and Merida was one of my movie crushes and no matter how much time has passed, I really would've loved a Brave 2, but if I'm being honest, the show ended well, meaning there probably wouldn't be a need for a part 2. Next show Don gotta watch is the HTTYD trilogy. Also if you have to rank the major bears from most dangerous to least dangerous, then it'd be Polar Bear as the most dangerous, because they are the only carnivorous bear and this is because where they live has no vegetation or plants. Grizzly/Brown Bears would be second to Polar Bears, then Black Bears being the least dangerous among the other 2. I don't know where Pandas and Sloth Bears sit though.
Fun Fact: Snow White is only 14 years old, making her the youngest. Jasmine, who is supposed to be 15, is the second youngest. Cinderella and Tiana are the oldest, both 19 years old.
13:19 "If he was a wee bit closer, I could lob a caber at 'im, ken?" Tossing the caber is a game played at the Highland Games, a caber being a massive wooden log, as seen at 14:59. So he's saying that he could throw a caber at him, if he was just a little closer. "Ken?" is basically Scots for "Y'know?" 24:58 "Since yer sayin' it an' ah wisn't there t' see it maself, I'll gae ahead and take yer word fer it though." - Since you're saying it and I wasn't there to see it myself, I'll just take your word for it. 40:39 "It's jist nae fair makin us ficht for the hand o the quine that disnae want any bit o it. Ken?" - Quine = girl. It just isn't fair making us fight for the hand of a girl that doesn't want any part of it, y'know?
I used to work at a wildlife park (uk) that has 3 Eurasian brown bears. Everytime I worked up by their enclosure I’d go feed them dog treats with their keeper 😂
You make yourself bigger and make noise with with black bears You hold your ground ,get on the ground on your back and protect your neck with grizzlies You're just a lost cause with a polar bear
@@DonTownsend There's a reason in Denmark, Alaska, and Greenland government agencies often insist on sidearms being in 10mm auto. Bears. If you're not familiar with firearms, for a semi-automatic, the FBI abandoned it because too many agents that struggled with the recoil.
So 2 things the music for all movies is called the score it’s used to help the emotion of the movie and 2 she was allowed to shoot for her own hand because the rule was the first born from the 4 great kingdoms she is the first born of the 4th kingdom
The old Scottish legends say that the will o the wisp is either a mischievous fairies or a ghost that is trapped by their past deeds. They were said to lead travelers astray from the path as people that followed them would find themselves lost in bogs. Scientist say that they are "fox fire", or a naturally occurring light from escaping swamp gasses and that lost travelers would most likely have followed them thinking they were near civilization or at least another traveler. In many legends the wisp's are said to either be friendly and lead the courageous home, or not friendly and lead the cowardly or greedy to their doom. In the story of Brave, they seem to be more friendly, protecting the innocent. I do not know for sure but I believe that Mor dou turned into a wisp at his death because he had a lot to make up for, but he was grateful for finally being freed from his curse. At the time that Brave is set in, it was very common to betroth children as soon as they were born, in order to secure the borders of your kingdom, or to gain a neighboring kingdom as an ally. Those that waited to betroth their children often found themselves with a wealth of suitors and even battles over the marriages if the kingdom was wealthy or powerful enough. Brides were often kidnapped and they would hide out until they had gotten the girl pregnant, which turned into the tradition of the honeymoon. Girls were sometimes married as children, but most often as soon as they reached womanhood- for some that would be very young. Later on it became regular to ask the ruler for permission to marry, or for the ruler to arrange marriages, sometimes by proxy, between clans and landholders to better the kingdom. It was common for a young woman to be told she was married to a perfect stranger, and as soon as he arrived she would be expected to meekly pack her bags and leave with him, often never seeing her family again. Love was not in the equation, you married for protection, securing the borders, wealth, or power. Courtly love, flirtation alone, was expected and some couples actually found love in their marriages, but it was not the regular. Keep in mind, divorce was not the usual either, the only exception if one of the married couple was impotent or unable to have children. Women were expected to bear " an heir and a spare" because infant mortality was so common, and girls were married off young, because the life expectancy was so short, you were old by the time you reached 30, if you were lucky enough to live that long.
I'm going to make movie recommendations but fair warning, list may be a bit long.. 😅 🤣 Recommendations: *Disney:* Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001) _(Has a sequel but generally it wasn't viewed well, but here: Atlantis: Milo's Return (2003))_ Lilo & Stitch (2002) _(There are also two other movies. Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch (2005) and Stitch! The Movie (2003) Yes the 2005 movie is a sequel to first movie and 2003 movie is continuation.)_ Treasure Planet (2002) Oliver & Company (1988) The Lion King (1994) _(Has two other movies as well. Sequel: The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (1998), and the prequel/parallel, The Lion King 1½ (2004))_ *DreamWorks:* How to Train Your Dragon (2010) _(Currently has two more movies. How To Train Your Dragon (2014) and How To Train Your Dragon The Hidden World (2019) Sinbad: The Legend of the Seven Seas (2003) The Road To Eldorado (2000) Madagascar (2005) _(Has two other movies + Madagascar Penguins movie as well. Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008) and Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (2012). Penguins of Madagascar (2014))_ Megamind (2010) The Croods (2013) _(The Croods: A New Age (2020))_ Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002) Shrek (2001) _(Has currently three other movies, but personally I like the first three most. Anyway. Shrek 2 (2004), Shrek the Third (2007) and Shrek Forever After (2010). And of course, Puss In Boots from Shrek has his own two movies. Puss in Boots (2011) and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (2022))_ Over The Hedge (2006) Flushed Away (2006) *Pixar:* Inside Out (2015) Coco (2017)
Grizzly and polar bears are the most dangerous, but Eurasian brown bears and American black bears have also been known to attack humans. Some species depredate livestock on occasion, and some bears, such as Asiatic and American black bears, may destroy fruit or other crops, especially corn.
I get not liking movie scores but I gotta say - when you are working on something that requires a lot of focus, there's few things better than a playlist of movie scores!! Not a lot of lyrics, good atmospheric feeling, it helps you get in the zone like nothing else. I love this movie so much. This and Inside Out are definitely my favorite Pixar movies. They just feel deeper and more narratively coherent for some reason - though maybe I'm just not a fan of Pixar romances XD
Black bears are the smallest of the three and the least likely to attack humans. Grizzly bears (aka brown bears) are much more aggressive but usually only attack to defend their territory or cubs. Polar bears are the largest and the most aggressive. Polar bear attacks are also more likely to be fatal. Living in the far north where food is scarce means they're almost always hungry, so unlike black bears and grizzly bears, polar bears often eat their victims.
polar bears Grizzly and polar bears are the most dangerous, but Eurasian brown bears and American black bears have also been known to attack humans. Some species depredate livestock on occasion, and some bears, such as Asiatic and American black bears, may destroy fruit or other crops, especially corn. Kodiak bear is bigger than the Grizzly bear but also have been said to be super aggressive but also extremely territorial.
the witch is voiced by te actress who played molly weasley & there is a theory that she the witch was Boo from Monster's INC & the pixar theory is based on her journey through time searching for Sully (who she called Kitty)
the big bad bear that turned into a "wisp" or a ghost when he died was allso a human that was turned into a bear but didnt get saved in time unlike her mother
brown bears are usually more dangress then black ones but the most feared bear is most likely the polar bear but there is another one but theres like- non of them
"One swipe at the dogs and they would have been done out" You do realize you're suggesting she should have killed her pets? XD Like I get that it seems like the obvious solution, but she doesn't want to hurt anyone and killing a family dog wouldn't exactly be an easy decision to make.
brown bear The only species of bear that is native to the UK is the brown bear, but they have been extinct in the UK since the early Middle Ages. There have been some reports of black bears being seen in the UK, but these are usually escaped captive animals or hoaxes.
Fun fact: at 13:07 the accent he speaks in is a real accent. Don't remember where tha accent is based but its a real one Edit: to answer your question avout the most dangerous bear is polar bear Edit: that specific dialect at 13:07 is called doric
Hey Don, you should really react to the Rambo movies as well. It's an awesome series played and written by the talentfull Sylvester Stallone. I must say though, it is a bit of a brutal series, but also a must watch
I enjoy watching your reactions. You should check out Brother Bear if you never seen it. There another movie I think you would realy enjoy called Mr. Right is a action comedy .You should check out the Lego Movies also i think you would enjoy them also.
About the bears, the black bear you need to yell and hit at if it charges you. Do not play dead cause it will try to eat you as black bears do scavenge other predators kills and chase them off. The Grizzly is if I'm not wrong a fair bit bigger than the black bear and you might think that's a bad thing, but since it has much fewer natural competitors it will not see you as food and leave you alone if you play dead.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl I can echo that, when they got to close during their seasons of wandering to find a mate, Greenland always needs to find them before they get to cities and tranquilize them to fly them waaaaaay out where they used to be. It's the reason to use sledges and dogs cause the dogs know that what ever you are instructing.. They will not run into a Polar bear they will stay very much away from them and you trust their instinct to do so.
If you wanna do a Disney story you should watch the original "Beauty and the Beast" (its my favorite) And non Disney animated movie would be "Anastasia " If you want more recent you can try "Frozen" " Frozen 2" and "Tangled". Also "Elementals" those would be good.
Polarbears are the most dangerous, blackbears you have to make yourself big and stand your ground and with grizzlies play dead. an icebear is gonna murk you either way
