Review 3D:

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Brave-.../36408/#Review

Review 2D:

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Brave-.../32029/#Review



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Audio
English: Dolby TrueHD 7.1
French: Dolby Digital Plus 7.1
French: Dolby Digital 5.1
Spanish: Dolby Digital 5.1
English: Dolby Digital 2.0 (less)

Subtitles
English, English SDH, French, Spanish

Region Free

Extras:

Audio Commentary (Disc 1): Director Mark Andrews, co-director Steve Purcell, story supervisor Brian Larsen and editor Nick Smith waste little time, thoughtfully and extensively dissecting the film shot by shot, scene by scene, hitting on everything from the film's voice casting to its performances, story development, character designs, world and locations, animation strides and challenges, score and songs, and more. It's a terrific commentary, even if Andrews dominates the conversation a bit too much at times.

Short Films (Disc 1, HD, 14 minutes): In La Luna, a boy, his father and his grandfather row out into the middle of the ocean to watch the moon rise and tend to pressing responsibilities. In The Legend of Mor'Du, Brave's witch reveals the origin of Mor'Du the Demon Bear. Unfortunately, while La Luna is presented via a Dolby TrueHD 7.1 surround track, Mor'Du is presented with a 640kbps Dolby Digital 5.1 mix.

Behind the Scenes (Disc 1, HD, 50 minutes): Eight behind-the-scenes featurettes are available on the feature film disc. "Brave Old World" follows the Pixar team on a research trip to Scotland. "Merida & Elinor" digs into the lead female characters with the voice cast, designers and animators. "Bears" should be even more self-explanatory to those who've seen the film. "Brawl in the Hall" looks at the development and animation of the comedic clash of the clans. "Wonder Moss" delves into the complex mathematical creation of the movie's background moss, something most people will take for granted. "Magic" dissects Brave's fairy tale roots and magical elements. "Clan Pixar" introduces the artists and animators, touching on their daunting task and intense efforts. And "Once Upon a Scene" offers a glimpse into various versions of Brave's opening, key scenes and story.

Extended Scenes (Disc 1, HD, 13 minutes): Four extended scenes, each with a helpful pop-up icon that identifies the bits and pieces that were cut from the final edit. Scenes include "Meet the Lords," "Triplets' Distraction," "The Ruins" and "Blockade." ("Blockade," however, was never fully completed and is presented in part with pre-viz animatics.)

Promotional Pieces (Disc 2, HD, 14 minutes): Some pieces in this collection could have easily been billed as deleted scenes and snippets -- "Feast Your Eyes Montage (Wee Bits of Animation)," "Relics," "Clan Dun Broch," "Launch" and "Flying Guts Theater" -- while other pieces are simply trailers from the US, UK and Japan.

Fergus & Mor'Du: An Alternate Opening (Disc 2, HD, 3 minutes): A deleted intro -- Fergus, alone and outmatched, loses his leg to Mor'Du in a snowy forest -- assembled from animation at various stages in its production.

Fallen Warriors (Disc 2, HD, 2 minutes): A montage of shots that made it all the way through to the final stages of animation only to be lopped off during the last edit of the film.

Dirty Hairy People (Disc 2, HD, 4 minutes): The animators honor Scotland and the time period with dirt, hair, dirty hair, grime, mud, bad teeth, tattered clothing and other subtle touches.

It is English... Sort Of (Disc 2, HD, 4 minutes): Scottish slang, Pixar style.

Angus (Disc 2, HD, 3 minutes): Designing and animating Merida's horse, Angus.

The Tapestry (Disc 2, HD, 4 minutes): Merida's family tapestry and its role in the film.

Art Galleries (Disc 2, HD): "Characters," "Color Keys," "Development Art," "Environments" and "Graphics."