Comment posted Brave: Scottish tourism development strategy by Crazy She-Bat.
First review of the movie is in:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/brave-review-disney-pixar-335633
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Brilliant stuff….we are on the case!
Thanks heaps
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Absolutely love that idea – Sadie Dixon-Spain as Merida! Perfect for that role!
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A rather more positive reception for “Brave” this time!
I was encouraged to read that the mostly Scottish cast were assiduous in not just introducing Scottish words to the film but even Doric (albeit deliberately in the mouth of a character that none of the other characters can understand!). Apparently Billy Connolly supplied most of the words, though Disney carefully vetted them and removed a few of the ones that were just a bit too couthy.
There is always a tension when we have a film based in Scotland and on Scottish history (even fantasy history) that it will turn out to be poor. However, Pixar haven’t made a bad film yet so fingers crossed this isn’t their first one! (well, actually “Cars” wasn’t that great but Toy Story, Up, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc, The Incredibles and Wall E are all superb family films that appeal equally to children and adults (who didn’t have a tear in their eye at the beginning of “Up” or when Nemo loses his mate and all their eggs bar one?).
If we achieve an RoI of even half what Visit Scotland are predicting then the £7M will be well spent but, as Newsroom suggests, it is up to the tourist industry to make the most of this opportunity with an imaginative response.
Above all, remember that it is all about fun. Let’s not have any carping about historical inaccuracies in the film or a stereotypical representation of Scotland. Let’s just make the most of the opportunity and, perhaps, be a little brave ourselves.
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First review of the movie is in:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/brave-review-disney-pixar-335633
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Thanks Linda.
Need to get thinking cap on but in the meantime, if a partnership seems a good idea to anyone out there, have a look at our businesses and please get in touch if you think you can work together with us:
Three Wee Crows Theatre Company – using live theatre on location to bring to life the history and legends of Argyll
http://www.threeweecrows.co.uk
LochVisions – Experience Argyll’s diverse wildlife and learn great photography skills with award winning
photographer Philip Price
http://www.lochvisions.co.uk
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