Despite an online petition that garnered over 200,000 signatures protesting the re-imagining of Pixar’s “Brave” heroine Merida, Disney has no intention of abandoning its sexier version of ...

And petitioners were clear that they wanted it to remain that way. Shelby Knox, a senior petitioner on the "Keep Merida Brave" campaign and a Sundance-winning filmmaker responsible for the 2005 ...

“Sofia the First” is welcoming special guest star, Princess Merida from Disney Pixar’s “Brave.” She will appear on the Oct. 12 episode of the animated series, Disney Junior announced ...

In Brave, Merida has messy, curly hair to match her rebellious personality. She wears a long, plain dress, looks like normal girl in her early teens, and is seldom seen without her bow and arrow.

PHILADELPHIA — Princess Merida from Disney Pixar's movie, "Brave" makes her ice debut during Disney on Ice presents "Rockin' Ever After" at the Wells Fargo Center for 24 shows from Thursday ...

"I have become obsessed with curly hair," said Claudia Chung, simulation supervisor for "Brave ... long, fat, thin, stretched, compressed, bouncy and stiff. In order to give Merida's hair ...

Brenda Chapman, director of Brave prior to being replaced during production, doesn’t like how Disney has redesigned the film’s main character, Merida, to better fit its line of princesses ...

Brenda Chapman, director of "Brave" prior to being replaced during production, doesn't like how Disney has redesigned the film's main character Merida. Skip to main content Open Main Menu Navigation ...

With the independent, decidedly un-girly Merida, the studio is flipping the script on the traditional fairytale. By Jordan Zakarin Brave Merida with Arrow - H 2012 Where the film carves its own ...

And then there’s Merida. She’s wild. Her hair is a mess. And she has no need for a prince. The star of the new animated movie "Brave" isn't a Disney princess. She's Pixar's first heroine (a ...

Instead of presenting its characters as archetypes of either good or evil, "Brave" offers something different. Merida may have problems with Mom, but the audience sees Mom's point of view as well.

Despite an online petition that garnered over 200,000 signatures protesting the re-imagining of Pixar’s “Brave” heroine Merida, Disney has no intention of abandoning its sexier version of ...