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Win 4 Advance Screening Passes to Watch Disney’s Brave! 2 Winners per City!

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BRAVE, in theaters June 22, 2012. The film is a fun adventure film from the beloved Pixar/Disney Studios. It follow’s Pixar’s first female heroine, Princess Merida. Set in beautiful highlands of Scotland, independent Merida defies age-old custom in an effort to lead her own life. In her rebellion, she turns to an old Witch who grants her one wish, which inadvertently brings chaos to the kingdom.
Since ancient times, stories of epic battles and mystical legends have been passed through the generations across the rugged and mysterious Highlands of Scotland. In “Brave,” a new tale joins the lore when the courageous Merida (voice of Kelly Macdonald) confronts tradition, destiny and the fiercest of beasts.
Merida is a skilled archer and impetuous daughter of King Fergus (voice of Billy Connolly) and Queen Elinor (voice of Emma Thompson).Determined to carve her own path in life, Merida defies an age-old custom sacred to the uproarious lords of the land: massive Lord MacGuffin (voice of Kevin McKidd), surly Lord Macintosh (voice of Craig Ferguson) and cantankerous Lord Dingwall (voice of Robbie Coltrane). Merida’s actions inadvertently unleash chaos and fury in the kingdom, and when she turns to an eccentricold Witch (voice of Julie Walters) for help, she is granted an ill-fated wish. The ensuing peril forces Merida to discover the meaning of true bravery in order to undo a beastly curse before it’s too late.
http://disney.go.com/brave/

The film is a story of independence, growing up and of course, being brave! In celebration of this stunning animated feature, we will be hosting advance screenings in 3D!, and we are giving you the chance to enter for a chance to win FOUR advance screening passes on Wednesday, June 20th at 7:30PM in the following cities:

· Chicago
· Dallas
· Miami
· New York
· Houston
· San Antonio
· Los Angeles
· San Diego
· San Jose
· Phoenix

We will have two winners per city!

To enter the giveaway, please tell us a little about YOUR or your child’s bravest moment.

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  1. Unknown says

    My bravest moment would be learning how to swim in high school because I’ve never learned as a child since we never really went swim that much, probably only 2 or 3 times. It was hard learning because mostly all other students already knew and I was one of the few but was able to learn.

    Ricardo Alegria
    richluck30@gmail.com

  6. Barbara Mascareno-Shaw says

    Wow, awesome 🙂 It would be great to see the preview before the final launch. Too bad it’s not in Las Vegas, NV 🙁 But I’ll still see if I can take my daughter to see it.

  7. ELIANA TARDIO says

    I had so many brave moments in my life that is hard to focus on a single one, I would love to watch this movie, Disney is the best and all its movies are amazing and inspiring!

  9. Maria Aponte says

    Creo que mi momento de mayor valentia fue cuando me mude a New York solita, pero sobrevivi :-)Esta peli esta genial para mi sobrina. Ahora mismo le paso el link. Thanks for sharing!

  11. Rodrigo Alegria says

    The time I was brave was when I was learning how to ride my bike I was really stubborn because I didn’t want to fall and scrap myself I felt scared. I would see all my friends doing tricks with their bike that I went home grabbed my bike and pedal like I had never pedal before I didn’t care if I fell because I knew I would be able to get back up and try again. I over came my biggest fear and became brave to ride a bike

    Rodrigo Alegria
    Alegria.rodrigo15@gmail.com
    San Jose

  12. Notas de Mamá says

    Mi momento más valiente fue … no sé.. creo que he tenido varios. Gracias por la recomendación me encantan las películas de Disney.

  14. Teresa Garza says

    Creo que el hecho de superar los miedos, es ya parte del ser valiente. Y todos tenemos esos momentos… Ya también no puedo esperar por ver esa pelicula.

  16. Juan De Los Santo says

    Juan De Los Santos
    jdelos@neisd.net
    San Antonio, TX

    My bravest moment was in elementary school, when I said something I should not have said in the playground, and later when confronted by the teacher, admitting to it and accepting my punishment. It was then that I realized that the punishments for doing something wrong, though painful, would not hurt as much as denying and living with the remorse.

  17. Angeline Castillo says

    My bravest moment was when I rode a roller coaster for the very first time. It was during my Senior Grad Bash weekend and my best friends tried very hard to convince me to ride them. I have always been very scared but with the help of my friends, I overcame my fear of roller coasters 🙂

    Miami, Fl

  19. j.l7 says

    My child’s bravest moment was when we went to the emergency room and told me, ” mamii don’t cry ill be ok, ill be brave for you.” She was about to have surgery done.

    ladiij27@gmail.com
    New York City

  20. Anonymous says

    My childs brave moment is when he help out a new kid in class. The new kid spoke spanish and my child is not fluent in spanish. It was awesome.

    houtax@hotmail.com
    Houston, TX

  21. Rockstah says

    When my daughter stood up to her mom and told her that she did not care if she had many bad opinions about her dad that she still loves him.

    San Diego, Ca

  22. cheeks says

    My child bravest moment is to have survive life. He was born only weighing 3lbs and he was in the hospital for a long time fighting for his life. He never gave up and that to me is one of the bravest things my son now 11 has done.

    Chicago, IL

  23. Rongbiao Fu says

    My child’s bravest moment is the first time when he let go of the hand rail and start walking slowly by him self. Very memorable moment.

    Screening Place Request – NYC
    Email – rongbiaofu@yahoo.com

  24. mommypanda210 says

    My Daughter Andrea’s(2 yrs old) bravest moment was when my sister fell down and was stuck between to couches and my daughter ran to her rescue and tried to pull her tia out by herself. I came up behind her and pulled my sister out but my daughter thought shed done it on her own and cheered, “i did it! i did it!” its was so adorable!

    San Antonio, Tx

  27. themejias@sbcglobal.net says

    My child’s bravest moment was the hen he had to have tests run for a muscle condition he has. He had to have electric shock directly on his muscle. All he did was shed a single tear! And amazing young child.

    Dallas TX

  28. Anonymous says

    Thumuch2@yahoo.com

    My child’s bravest moment was when she stood up to a bully who had just punched and hurt her friend at a local playground. She then proceeded to report the bully’s actions to me. I was very proud of her.

  29. Anonymous says

    For The Miami Screening.
    My bravest moment was when I was kid in summer camp and I had to rescue another camper that fell and accidentally knocked over a wasps nest. I was stung around 20 times. We were both o.k. in the end. Jeffrey Bordoff thebordman@yahoo.com

  30. Curtis S. says

    My bravest moment is when I recused my friend after she was beaten by some bullies that had made fun of her. I got loud and crazy on them to scare them off. it is one of my favorite stories I loved to tell the other friends. my name is Curtis S. and my email is sdsportsfan858@gmail.com and im requesting san diego for the screening

  37. Anonymous says

    san antonio-
    I would say the bravest moment for my daughter is her ballet recital in front of alot of people. she was so nervous that day but she went out there with all the 4yrs old and she did her best. she is out of her shell now

    thanks lisa

  38. Vickie N. says

    My bravest moment was jumping into a pool at 6 months pregnant to rescue my daughter when she slipped in. It was a no brainer and automatic reflex when I saw she was in danger. Luckily, everything turned out fine, but it was definitely a scary moment!

    Los Angeles

  40. Anonymous says

    What a great giveaway! Thanks for the opportunity. I’m entering to win for San Diego, CA

    When my now-12-year-old daughter was about 5, she was running down the hallway and tripped over her toddler sister’s baby walker. She fell and broke her elbow. An hour or so later, we were sitting in an ER room, waiting for the doctor. She was a real trooper, barely cried or complained (and this was a fracture that ended up requiring surgery). Not that I needed to be told, but the nurses even kept coming in to say how brave she was, since there were lots of other patients that night with far less serious injuries who were moaning or whining and acting like it was the end of the world.

    Thanks for letting me share about my daughter! 🙂
    Joannie
    everwondering@gmail.com

  41. Unknown says

    entering for dallas tx
    i’m deathly afraid of heights and about two years ago i decided my make or break moment would be to skydive and help conquer my fear..well it accomplished both, in that i did defeat my fear and enjoyed the adrenaline rushed event, but also broke my ankle in the process due to a poor landing. even with that tho, i look forward to jumping again this fall.

    jorge
    jctx13@gmail.com

  45. Anonymous says

    I am looking forward to this movie and being able to share it with my son. I think my son’s bravest moment was when he managed to put his fear of heights aside and ride on an amusment park ride that he was so very scared to ride. He took my hand and bravely walked to the line. He was so happy he did too because now it is one of his favorite rides.
    texasgirl1976@msn.com
    Dallas, TX

  46. Michelle says

    My daughter’s bravest moment was when she learned how to swim. Being able to hold her breath under water for long periods of time scared her but she overcame her fear and now loves to be in the water!

    San Jose, CA
    email: michelledcheung@yahoo.com

  47. Anonymous says

    My daughter Ovilees bravest moment was not giving in to peer pressure at school and did not agree with a group of mean girls. They had a party and the result was she was the only girl in the entire class that was not invited to it, but she was fine because she did not want to be the rich little girls puppet for the rest of the school year. She now has true friends

    Marcie May
    San Jose Ca

  49. bcarstensen says

    I would have to say that my bravest moment would be moving from Wisconsin to NYC with no job and eventually getting out there and finding TWO jobs! It really does take a lot of drive and persistence to get denied, but to not give up and keep going for what you want.

    Bryan Carstensen
    New York City
    bcarstensen@me.com

  50. Anonymous says

    I would have to say that my most brave moment was when I moved to Los Angeles without a job and a future knowing that if I kept my head held high and my determination, I could do anything. I am happy to report that I have an incredible career with an incredible company, and the world is waiting for me to keep succeeding!

    Monica Mikhail
    Los Angeles, CA
    monica.mikhail@yahoo.com

  51. Anonymous says

    Stacie Smith
    Chicago, IL
    gospelchick30@gmail.com
    SHARED YOUR LINK ON MY FB PAGE (Stacie Daniel Smith)

    My daughter’s bravest moment was when she really wanted to go in a haunted house last Halloween but got really scared when she got close enough to peek inside. She went in anyway and didn’t demand on being let out. Maybe she did cry after she realized she’s still alive, but she was still my brave Frankie Stein(halloween costume)

  53. Anonymous says

    My son’s bravest moment was when we were at a waterpark and he, being only 6 yrs old, jumped in 5ft of water to save me after I came speeding down a slide, going under. Everyone gathered around to see if he was ok, and when they pulled him out he only wanted to know if his mommy was ok.

    Stacie Smith
    Chicago Illinois
    Shared link on my FB page (Stacie Daniel Smith)
    liked your FB fan page

  54. Rosita Rubio says

    My Bravest moment was finishing college. There were times when I thought I would never finish, but I kept at it and I am very proud of myself for not giving up.
    Houston, TX
    rubio_rosita@hotmail.com

  55. Donna Vanderhoff says

    My dog is my child and her bravest moments are when she is protecting me from other dogs or people. She tends to get strong vibes from bad dogs and people and she depends on them.

  56. Mari Delgado says

    My childs bravest moment was when she was born because I had a compliated labor and when she was born she was born not breathing but she fought to live and now she is a great 10 year old girl that I adore!!
    Chicago, IL
    mari1202001atgmail.com

  57. Yolanda V. says

    Houston – My child’s bravest moment was going to school the first day without shedding a tear 🙂

  58. Felicia Watson says

    New York, NY
    My bravest moment was accepting the job offer for the position that I am currently in. Very scary lol

  59. Ariana says

    Ariananava@yahoo.com
    Chicago, IL
    My son’s bravest moment will be in 8 months when he becomes the big brother. I am pregnant and he is excited but scared that I will not pay attention to him, I love both and hope I can see this movie with my little one..

  60. Anonymous says

    My child’s brave moment was when a ls from school was picking on her and it was to the point she didn’t want to go to school, her sister said she would tell the Lil bully something but she commented back by saying No can do it.. I need to start standing up for myself or they will always be mean.. the following day she did.. she was so proud of herself as I. Now this Lil bully is her friend..lol how things work out so strangely but my daughter also told her If u want to be friends you can’t be treating people badly.. we would love to see this movie, they have been so anxious since see III mg previews.. we are in San Jose, can my email is vterrases@yahoo.com. thank u

  62. Anonymous says

    Bravest moment was when he did rock climbing even though it was in doors. He was afriad of heights but did it anyway and now he is not afriad any more.

    Natira Chatarpal
    Brooklyn,ny
    lovehopeanddreams@yahoo.com

  64. Anonymous says

    alisjuarez1977@gmail.com
    san diego
    The bravest moment was when my kids told me “Its okay mom, if we see kenny go to Heaven” we are going to be brave mom. Thats when there little cousin was dying of cancer and they always wanted to be there since the begginning to end. I think that was one og the bravest things they did.

  65. star daves says

    my sons bravest moment was just before going in for an allergy screening knowing he would be poked over 50 times he handled it like a trooper.
    star_daves@yahoo.com…..phoenix

    • Kim C. says

      whoops, forgot to put my childs bravest moment…. that would have to be when my daughter went to finals in the science fair and had to present her project to the judges.

  84. Anonymous says

    Mine and my daughters Bravest moment was letting go of eachother and putting her safety in Gods hands when she had to go in for oral surgery due to a dental disorder.

    Houston TX
    angelakgarcia@yahoo.com

  85. Anonymous says

    My daughters (Alyssa) Bravest moment took place when our youngest child was injured while playing. My wife faints at the sight of blood and I had to drive everyone to the hospital. Alyssa grabbed a towel and helped her mother take her injured sister to the car. The whole way there Alyssa kept talking and entertaining her sister to keep her alert and keep her calm. She even made sure mom was ok.

    Jessemottu@yahoo.com
    Houston, Texas

  86. Anonymous says

    The bravest moment of my life was burying my youngest son, and then going on to breathe and live another day without him.

    bethany .at. bethandre . com
    Phx, AZ