High-res trailer for Pixar's Brave. There's a bit of concept art here.
*Previously: Brave wallpaper.
Monday, June 27, 2011
High-res trailer for Pixar's Brave (and some concept art)
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Yay. More Scottish accents. Don't producers realize there are other accents that can be used in an animated film? A nice Russian accent is always awesome. I realize this is probably the first modern CG film to actually take place in what I'm assuming is Scotland, or at least a place so like it that it is actually merited in some regard. However, if the kids in the film have *no trace of an accent* and the adults all sound like Shrek, I will walk out of the theater and kick someone in the nuts.
ReplyDeleteThat was actually the most annoying thing about "How To Train Your Dragon"
It kept bothering me that [even though they were speaking English] they should have at least had norse accents of some kind.
A little accent goes a long way. That's why I liked How To Train Your Dragon, it used it sparingly. The Secret of Kells may have used it throughout, but it got tiring halfway through.
ReplyDeleteI think "The Secret of Kells" was made by an Irish studio...
ReplyDelete[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Secret_of_Kells]
I think that qualifies as more of a foreign film than a distinctly Hollywood film like HTTYD.
I still liked the film - I was just mildly annoyed that they couldn't do something fresh an honor the heritage they were portraying. Seriously a Nordic accent in that film would have been so appropriate and original. As it was they *blatantly* ripped off Mike Myers style especially for Gobber...