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25th February 12, 11:07 AM
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Re: Latest from Brave
Yes! I'll be going to see this, kilted! 
Hopefully, I'll have my USAK Scruffy Wallace PV by then.
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25th February 12, 11:53 AM
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Re: Latest from Brave
 Originally Posted by Steve of Lansing
Yes! I'll be going to see this, kilted! 
I'm in too! Maybe buy another kilt special for the occasion!! ;)
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6th March 12, 10:28 AM
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Re: Latest from Brave
 Originally Posted by Steve of Lansing
Yes! I'll be going to see this, kilted!
Hopefully, I'll have my USAK Scruffy Wallace PV by then. 
Don't spill any buttered popcorn on that nice wool!
Cheers,
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6th March 12, 12:06 PM
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Re: Latest from Brave
I am excited about Brave as I just learned it has King Fergus in it from the
Fergusson Clan
Pro 3:5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
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6th March 12, 12:23 PM
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Re: Latest from Brave
 Originally Posted by Thomas H
I am excited about Brave as I just learned it has King Fergus in it from the
Fergusson Clan
Does anyone know if the Pixar/Disney team have tried to keep the movie historically accurate?
According to Wikipedia, it's set in the 10th century, which would be over 200 years before the Fergusson Clan would have been about
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7th March 12, 01:44 AM
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Re: Latest from Brave
I doubt that Disney was trying to be 100 % historically accurate in the movie Brave .
The movie is meant to be an animated film set at a time period to offer a sense and spirit of that time and to offer a bit of humor and deliver a message , as with all Disney movies .
If one wants to " kilt up " to watch Brave , or to " cowboy up " to watch True Grit , I say go for it .
If one wants to " kilt up " or " cowboy up " to watch a movie , go to dinner , go pub crawlin , go to a rodeo , go camping / hiking , go to a highland games , then why not . It's all perfectly fine to me .
It's all part of the spirit of the occasion , no matter how big or small of an occasion . It's all part of what the occasion means to that person .
It's all part of livin' life and enjoyin' life . There are plenty of serious issues in everyone's life and we all work through them . Wearing kilts to movies shouldn't be a serious moment .
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7th March 12, 04:50 AM
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Re: Latest from Brave
 Originally Posted by Blackrose87
Does anyone know if the Pixar/Disney team have tried to keep the movie historically accurate?
According to Wikipedia, it's set in the 10th century, which would be over 200 years before the Fergusson Clan would have been about
It is just COOL to see king Fergus in the movie -I dont care if it is accurate
or not -It is all fun ... You would think it cool to if your clan leader was in the movie and I would say it was cool too . Just have fun with it
Pro 3:5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
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7th March 12, 04:58 AM
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Re: Latest from Brave
 Originally Posted by Thomas H
It is just COOL to see king Fergus in the movie -I dont care if it is accurate
or not -It is all fun ... You would think it cool to if your clan leader was in the movie and I would say it was cool too . Just have fun with it 
I guess it is just a kid's movie. Its just that theres been articles in papers here saying how it's going to bring so much tourism to the area. Of course that's great for Scoland right now, but it looks like it may just bring more people expecting a fake culture or history.
In Edinburgh, there's already so many people parading around in full highland gear while bagpiping, or all these 'tartan tat' shops. I'm just hoping that the movies not going to cause an increase in that kind of thing.
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25th March 12, 11:20 PM
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The Brave TV trailer I saw has a song by Julie Fowlis in Gaelic, so perhaps the film will stir some interest in Gaelic music in the mainstream. Julie has a lovely voice. http://www.juliefowlis.com/ has the trailer and links to her music in the UK. She's also available in the USA on iTunes.
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26th March 12, 04:58 AM
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 Originally Posted by Blackrose87
I guess it is just a kid's movie. Its just that theres been articles in papers here saying how it's going to bring so much tourism to the area. Of course that's great for Scoland right now, but it looks like it may just bring more people expecting a fake culture or history.
In Edinburgh, there's already so many people parading around in full highland gear while bagpiping, or all these 'tartan tat' shops. I'm just hoping that the movies not going to cause an increase in that kind of thing.
Maybe the Scottish Tourism Board can mount a big add campaign telling all potential tourists to stay home and spend their money elsewhere. That would help to head off such a display of that kind of thing.
Last edited by thescot; 26th March 12 at 04:58 AM.
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