Reviews

A story told in a simple, friendly, inspiring way. The music score is one of the best soundtracks ever written (considering scores for cinema, TV and video games) and adds to the overall experience this film creates - in a way one might say that it even defines this movie and sets the standard for other future productions.

The director's view of a story (a circle of life in a way) is also a highlight for this documentary as it unfolds, expands and then sets itself in a clear, well define perspective of what life is, what colour is and how we, as the birds, are defined by these elements.

A fluid, well described and narrated documentary like only a few. Watch it, even if you only do so for the score and the integration of the score to the cinematography.

As mentioned above, the movie will probably remind you of old classic ones. Nevertheless, the reason why it is above most of the movies I've seen with a scenario like this one, is REALLY great acting and what the director did - the way the story and the fragments of all the facts are set - define The Brave One as one of my best movies.

Furthermore, except for Foster and Howard, the rest of the actors do a Great job. Minor details concerning certain characters make the plot move as fast as it should in order to keep you NOT being able to breathe for the ~2 hours of the movie...

Definitely worth watching it! 10/10.