is BRAVE HEART a love story?
By tudors
@tudors (1556)
China
January 28, 2009 3:05am CST
I really appreciate this movie, touched deeply by the faith the hero holds, but one thing i still can not figure out is that whether it is a love story because the name of the movie is translated in different version, one is translated into Chinese as Brave Heart, as the name directly indicates, another version is called something like evergreen love or whatever, but i don't think it make any sense.
so, buddies, what do you say?
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5 responses
@Lavender_Breeze (373)
• United States
28 Jan 09
It's a love story, a war story, adventure, action, all of those in one. The people who named the movie named it in THEIR language, so a translation to another language doesn't mean anything except that those are the words that it translates to. It means what it means in English.
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@charming03 (2)
• Philippines
16 Mar 09
I was scanning the topics regarding this movie & I can't help stop by to maka a comment about your comment.
It's just funny that just because the title of the movie got a "Heart" on it it would literary means a love story.
Though I realy love the movie & could watch it a hundred times & still cries every single time I do watch it.
@ramak61 (7)
• India
25 Apr 09
I see this movie 4 times. this movie touch my heart. and i think touch hearts all audiens.
@youless (112496)
• Guangzhou, China
4 Feb 09
But Brave Heart does have many love story elements. At least William's first purpose is take revenge for his wife. And this is his drive to fight at the beginning. And later he met the Princess and they fell in love. The translation of this movie's name only tries to make it much more attractive and that's all.
I love China
@uicbear (1900)
• United States
29 Jan 09
Yes, it is a love story in many ways. There is the love for his wife that sets the whole war into motion upon her murder. There is the love of his people and country that motivates him to continue fighting. The title of a movie doesn't neccessarily indicate what the movie encaptures. That you have to interpret for yourself.
