Brave

Shrek turns fairy tale conventions upside down, with a strong-willed princess and a unique hero. Its humor and fresh take on classic themes present a unique, but relatable offering for those who enjoy Brave.

Frozen tells the tale of two sisters overcoming obstacles and the power of family love. Its strong female leads and mix of adventure and emotion provide a similar appeal to that of Brave.

Tangled presents a modern twist on a classic fairy tale, featuring Rapunzel's adventure beyond her secluded tower. The film's humor, heart, and sense of adventure make it a great match for fans of Brave.

In Moana, an adventurous teenager sets sail on a daring mission to save her people. Like Brave, it features a strong, independent female lead who defies traditions and embarks on an epic journey of self-discovery.

Mulan follows the story of a courageous young woman who disguises herself as a man to fight in place of her father. Its themes of bravery, empowerment, and standing up for one's family resonate strongly with those found in Brave.

The Princess and the Frog takes you on a journey to New Orleans with a young woman who dreams big and takes matters into her own hands, much like Merida in Brave.

Pocahontas is a story of a Native American woman who bridges the gap between her people and English settlers. Its themes of understanding, courage, and nature's role are complementary to those explored in Brave.

Although not featuring a female lead, How to Train Your Dragon's story of breaking traditions and forming unlikely friendships has a spirit akin to Brave, along with an adventurous and breathtaking animated world.