I was at a Wal-Mart, and then I saw a DVD cover with a princess on it. She had red hair (it was straight, not curly), and a green dress, and it looked like she was in the highlands (there was a castle behind her, and rolling green hills).
Oh god, GoodTimes Entertainment strikes again with their Disney rip-offs. They were notorious for releasing rip-offs like this in the 90s. I donāt know if Video Brinquedo produced it but I wouldnāt be surprised if they did. This does seem like their kind of work.
I watched the entire movie at midnight last night for a sleepover. It put me in hysterics at times but really ragged on at the end.
The only things remotely baring resemblance to Brave is the heroineās design and the movie title. Itās more or less about a kid named Super Cloud with (psychic?) powers to control wind and other elements. Think bending from Avatar. And he unites a bunch of kids including Kiara to defeat some demonic force near the end. Or so I thought was happeningāwe paid more attention to syncing up music to the movie than actually watching it.
It doesnāt appear that usual suspects Video Brinquedo or Spark Plug Entertainment made Braver. Assuming that Brightspark did indeed make this mockbusterāitās possible they only distribute it in the UKāitās fair that they would have to pull it based on that logo ripoff.
I think youād have a lot of fun ripping it apart. I watched the whole thing and there are certainly someā¦interesting scenes. Like dragons rapping out of nowhere even though there is no other form of singing to be found in the movie