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Honest Trailers | Encanto
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Vocalists: Christina Vee & Rhea McGinty
Title Design: Robert Holtby
Written by: Spencer Gilbert, Danielle Radford, & Lon Harris
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert
Associate Producer: Ryan O'Toole
Edited by: Kevin Williamsen
Post-Production Supervisor: Emin Bassavand
Post-Production Coordinator: Mikołaj Kossakowski
Assistant Editor: Rebecca Castaneda
Director of Video Production: Max Dionne
#HonestTrailers - Krátké a kreslené filmy
“Dolores has super hearing, in a house with two married couples, *definite curse”*
That killed me!
Depends on her kinks of course but has definately potential.
Mh, she's the second oldest of her generation... Oh oh. Antonia is 14 years younger than she is...
I was thinking about this the other day, especially when she said she knew bruno never left, and she could hear Luisa's eye twitching lmao activities behind doors would have definitely not gone unheard 😆
Hm, maybe she cannot hear what's happening behind magical doors?
Haha, that got a huge chuckle out of me! 😂🤣
@@elli_senfsaat a common theory is that her room is soundproofed inside.
"Her gift is living rent free in a house that cleans itself, while all her siblings get a lifetime of community service when they turn five." -- That's an ooof, and also kind of why Isabella hates her in the beginning.
Well abuela abusing her family is consistent.
Meet Mirabel, the first teenage girl in history to suffer from zero acne or violent mood swings!
Solid points all around.
its also kinda not true. she constantly tries to help and want to help but her affection is rebuffed. imagine if every time you tried to show someone you cared they asked you to stop?
that would mess anyone up.
Eh, True, but even when you live rent Free and others do all work then you feel guilty and drepssed for not having a meaninging, purpose. On top of that, Mirabel is also beglected by most of her family, especially her grandmother so i can understand her stuggle. Not doing anything at all, or feeling uselles compare to others, is also bad for your mental health.
Well done on the song parodies, Especially the 1st one. "This family needs all the therapy" pretty much sums up the movie.
Sorry but I can't imagine kids understanding that, and I don't even think they should be understanding that!
Please don't start singing bruno
Help
The film disturbed me.
Olaf Presents Encanto-
"I need therapy!"
Therapy is not that easy for us, third world people. Not like you, white people
"From the studio that colonised your childhood"- most jarring yet accurate opening line lmao
💯😩🤣🤣
Flower Girl's power is a lot less useless than folks seem to think. They live in an agrarian society, someone who can grow a year's worth of crops in like 30 seconds would be invaluable. But, for some reason, all she's allowed to do is flower arranging.
It's said in the novelization that Isa actually doubted if her abilities were useful to the community. It's because Abuela lived vicariously through Isa and encouraged her to be more decadent than utilize her power. Abuela was preventing her abilities from growing because she projected on Isa.
That's why her making a cactus caught off guard and was the trigger to create something more useful. She thought her abilities was merely making flowers, not knowing she can create a jungle's worth of plant diversity.
Though in her song she grew figs. Therefore, she is probably capable of making edible plants but was only pressured to make beautiful flowers instead.
Its abuela. She forced isa being a perfect child, a dainty beautiful maiden, growing a farm isnt exactly how a maiden should look like. So abuela make isa grow the plant that fit an image of a perfect maiden, a flower.
Since she seems surprised when she makes the first cactus (she calls it unexpected and new) I wonder if she knew she could grow things other than flowers. Literally unable to discover her full potential because of the mold.
I feel certain after she rebels and starts growing cactus, she can grow more mundane things like wheat and grain. Just she didn’t have to for so long. Plus she grew that gigantic palm tree in her house, so sure she could grow coconut trees.
"The family's only muggle" That one straight up killed me
Technically, she'd be a squib. She comes from a magical family but has no magical abilities.
That’s kinda sad, for Mirabel.
@@rushmaverick1923
A seemingly unimportant distinction, except that her father, Felix and even Abuela are all muggles. The only difference is that she failed expectation.
@@BonaparteBardithion you're still a squib if you have a magical parent.
*hp music intensifies 🎶*
“Meet Mirabel, the families only muggle.”
Isn’t she technically a squib ?
Not technically, one could say that she did have a gift, and that gift was common sense.
@@rainbowruler6453 both true :D
Yeah. 🤣🤣
She’s technically neither. She’s a Muggle born Gryffindor
Technically squib is more accurate, I suspect they used muggle because that's more well known. Squib is probably recognizable to most HP fans, but I think that muggle is more well known even to people who have never read or seen HP.
I think Isabela is capable of growing agriculture, but was pressured from birth to be the ~pretty~ and ~perfect~ Madrigal, and didn’t develop her powers since she restrained herself. We saw she was able to grow more plants once she was more honest with her negative emotions. I would love to see like an Encanto II that explored more of everyone’s power evolving, and maybe Mirabel stepping into the role of Abuela since it seems like her “power” is being the core of casita.
Omg yes! Continue the theme by really showing all the good that can come from experiencing the whole range of life and not just the pretty bits. I’d love seeing Luisa content and peaceful in her soft tenderness. The shapeshifter being himself, etc.
I feel like 'my powers would grow like the GRAPES that thrive on the vine' was meant to be a hint... too bad no one in the family caught on. Maybe now they will!
Has this Honest Trailer voice even HEARD of Poison Ivy?
the narrator of these videos always seems to miss the point of these movies, i doubt the writers even watch them smh
Wattpad had a film Theory along those lines
The Bruno song is just incredibly cruel and even worse when you realize *he's right there*.
"My sister has been holding in simmering resentment for 10 YEARS because I made a bad joke?"
"My nephew thinks I'm some kind of pale demi-human boogeyman."
"This is my niece. She doesn't remember me. Why are you poisoning her against me like this?"
"Oh yeah. This is the family I wanted to protect. Definitely worth it.
Mirabel, you may have anxiety but at least they don't actively hate you."
Brilliant
Sometimes the family weirdo just had a bad rap
He's actually in the background in Dolores part just vibing to his diss track.
(Also Pepa resents him more for leaving and less about the thing during her wedding.)
@@brokenmirror3911 "Sure they hate me...but I mean, the song's a bop soooooooo *7 FOOT FRAME, RATS ON HIS BACK...* "
@@JetWarrior when he calls your name, it all fades to black
Dolores’ gift goes way deeper than that. She can hear every depraved secret, every horrible lie and unconscionable act in town. It’s probably how she’s so sure she’s into that guy her sister was gonna marry. She’s literally gotten to know every option in town and knows it’s her best option.
Edit: thanks for all the likes and I get it, She’s her cousin, not her sister.
I never even thought about her knowing everyone in town and choosing or falling for someone based off of the knowledge. It makes so much sense though.
She literally couldn't hear Bruno scurrying about in the walls of their goddamn house. Dolores is a fraud.
@@imc440
But during “All of You” she sings “I knew he never left, I heard him everyday.”
@@imc440 She also sings about him in the present tense "I _can_ always hear him sort of muttering and mumbling
I associate him with the sound of falling sand..." and later in the choir she goes; "It's like I can hear him now, I can hear him now". It's very subtle and well played. She might be unsure wether if she was hearing him in her head or for real... which sometimes happens with conventional hearing, or else she _can_ hear everything but might not be great at judging how far things she hears are? It's also possible that if the fan theory that her room is sound-proof is correct, she might be inside her room during the night when Bruno is most active : P
@@imc440 Hate to be the "Well, Actually..." guy BUT in the film when Bruno's residence is revealed she does say she already knew...
I like how the villain is "being gaslit by your grandma" instead of "the villain is grandma, who gaslit you". It's the same thing, but some people seem to have a hard time holding two facts in their head at once (Abuela's a good person who was traumatized and is doing her best AND her the way she treats her kids and grandkids has consequences). So it's good to say the villain is emotional abuse, not the villain is a traumatized woman. For those people who can't see that both can be true.
I always add into the argument that while Abuela did gaslight everyone in her family, she never gave them expectations she didn't live up to herself. Always perfect, always strong, always working? Abuela did all of that while raising three triplets alone and taking care of everyone. There's a reason she's the pillar of the village. She gaslit everyone because she didn't realize she was carrying too much on her own shoulders. She just assumed that they would be fine because she did it herself.
Ever heard the phrase hurt people hurt people?
I haven't seen the movie, but I think someone who causes emotional abuse is qualified to be considered a villain for the sake of the story. I mean, would you think differently if it were physical abuse? The consequences of emotional abuse are deeper and longer lasting than physical abuse, though both may have psychological consequences.
@@taradonelson9242 That was what I was arguing. Hurt people definitely hurt people. That doesn't excuse the behavior.
There's no villain without trauma, I guess. It's a cicle.
_“My whole family needs some therapy~🎵!”_
That’s it, that’s the whole movie.
💯😩🤣🤣
Pretty much!
"No Door-a The Explorer!"
Dead
LOL
I understood that reference!
Holy crap shady
SAVAGE!!!! LMAO
Can you see the ocean?
1mil ;)
My theory is Dolores' room is soundproof. If everyone's rooms are tailored to their gift, then it would be reasonable to assume Dolores gets a space where she can just not hear the entire valley for a change.
EDIT: Okay. Hi there. You may have noticed the more than 50 replies to this comment. Well, that's a lie, there are actually THREE replies to this comment. Since people can't be bothered to read even one of them before adding their own, I'll put them here so we can try something else, m'kay?
1. But she heard Luisa's eye twitching all night.
2. They were at Antonio's party when she heard Luisa's eye twitching, not in her room.
3. It was confirmed on Twitter by the creators that her room is soundproof.
There. Now you don't have to scroll down to get the point, and we can stop rehashing the same three comments.
Yep I agree. Someone before tried to point out she could hear Luisa’s eye twitching in her room but it was sometime after that (and i never found the post again) that I realized they were all in Antonio’s room that night, probably partying all night, so it actually checks out.
Poor girl tho, I would never leave my room. Especially since she can’t control what she hears.
Hmmmm..but she hears Luisa’s eye twitching all night..
@@misssarah7268 in Antonio’s room, not her own.
@@Miyanoai14 I think she can sorta control it, or at least focus it. Like there's a lot of scenes where she cups her hands by her ears to hone in on a specific sound or conversation.
But yeah, I imagine that people wait til night where they assume she closes her door before they start talking gossip or doing their bedroom business.
Funny how she couldn't hear Mirabel talking to Bruno behind the walls and tell grandma tho.
Wouldn’t Antonio’s gift mean he could TELL THE DAMN DONKEYS TO STAY IN THE DAMN BARN?
Poor Luisa needs her afternoon nap.
@Curly-n-Girly THAT PART !!!
I kept on going "Why don't you fix your barn door?!" There has to be a decent carpenter in that town.
he can talk to them but not convince them, donkeys can be stubborn
And that lazy farmer could herd his own donkeys lol
Yeah thought the same thing. He could now take this Part over. Also the owner should fucking own it and keep track of them himself
@@Genevieve1023 yeah, it's Luisa... 😞
im from a huge mexican family where just my grandparents on my moms side had over 50 grandkids [im not even sure how many we are currently] so hearing latin children confusing only 6? is really weird to hear
also i didnt know my grandmas first name until the literal day of the funeral. apparently people either called her by her middle name or mom or grandma but in spanish, like abuela in encanto
SAME! Why are there so many??
They are meant to voice the viewers' confusion, I think. For a movie, this is many characters that get introduced all at once, and despite the song, I got distracted from the plot trying to keep them apart in the beginning.
@Curly-n-Girly what kind of 5 year olds do you know? they have to be at least 6 if im being generous. i would say theyre 7 though
don't forget they all live in encanto and are detached from the rest of society, so maybe in encanto, no other family rivals the madrigals in how many kids they have.
I felt the same way too 😂
I lost it at “Surface Pressure”. Not just because of the lyrics, but because “the Lin Manuel Miranda Is Trying to Tell Us Something Song” is literally the thought I had when I heard that song!
First, I cried over that song because it felt like Lin-Manuel Miranda took my diary and set it to music! But then, the next time I heard it, yes, that was my same thought, too. I know he said he wrote it in tribute to his sister but it feels like what he might be going through, too. Did you see his other movie that came out in 2021 called *"VIVO"?* The music is amazing and he does the music AND voices the main character. And THE Gloria Estafan is in it, too!
@@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460 Love VIVO! The songs in it are so catchy. I have my gripes with it but the creativity and effort into making it outshine them.
@@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460 Lin-Manuel also DIRECTED the movie tick, tick, BOOM! during all of that too (which had a workshop for a full year before shooting started). He even said he'd direct tick, tick, BOOM! during the day, and then compose Encanto songs at night. He swears he's taking all of 2022 off, but at the same time he says he going to take that time to mentor younger composers who have been contacting him about their work, so . . .
to LMM I say: "Take a break" 😂😆
4:22, same here.
Imagine what being called Bruno is like now that Luca and Encanto are out. Must be tough If you live in Italy and all your friends say "silenzio Bruno" when they see you...
Sorry to burst the bubble, but the whole "silenzio Bruno" isn't actually a thing in italy ^^". I liked Luca, but I found it a little lacking when it comes around sayings and stuff. Most of those were tailor made for the movie and not actually real sayings.
@@haloa92 Well, of course it wasn't, it was a joke around how little that character (the friend, whose name I have forgotten) understood of what was being said. But it might be a thing now...
How sad do you have to be to steal a comment....
_Bruno the Kid_ says hi.
@@haloa92 to be fair, “silenzio Bruno” was come up by the character who pretends he knows a lot more than he actually does, so it’s in-character.
The thing with Bruno's power is that they all misunderstood how to properly use it.
If he sees unavoidable visions of bad things, then just use them to prepare for the thing and deal with it. Quit wasting your time trying to avoid it.
Bruno says: Covid!
My theory is that those villager predictions had nothing to do with Bruno’s powers.
1. She’s walking around with a goldfish in a fish bowl. A goldfish isn’t going to have a long lifespan living like that. Bruno was just making a reasonable observation
2. The guy was probably eating a LOT, and again, Bruno made a simple observation
3. Bald guy probably had hair loss in the family. Again, it was a hypothesis based on a simple observation
You don’t need magical powers to notice these things. Bruno either made reasonable guesses in response to being harassed by villagers OR he just blurted them out because he lacked a filter
Somebody might’ve already thought of this, but my theory is that everyone’s gift was supposed to make up for a personal deficit/fear
Luisa = fear of being incapable
Camillo = doesn’t know who he is
Dolores = fear of missing out
Bruno = fear of the unknown
Abuela = fear of losing her home again
Antonio = social anxiety
And so on
… but Mirabel didn’t need a gift to be whole so she didn’t get one.
@Nathaniel Jones fear that nobody knows/cares how she feels?
@Curly-n-Girly My best guess would be the fear of nothing ever changing, so she was given the gift of growth. She was the toughest one for me, because so much of her character is shaped by her environment and the pressure to be perfect. It’s hard to tell who she was before her gift.
Holy cow. That... wow.
Camillo is the funny one because everyone expects him to be funny and no one ever takes him seriously .
Well said, everybody in this thread!
Considering Dolores can hear everything from a mile away I bet she hears more than just two couples.
Super-hearing in a town full with hundreds of married couples?
DEFINITELY A CURSE.
@@chaoticmayhem2058 she says she hears Mariano write his own poetry at night so….
Being able to hear things from a mile away doesn't necessarily also translate into "through walls". Stone and earth can block sound pretty effectively and I'm pretty sure every structure in their town is made of some sort of earth.
Considering those couples are relatives to her. Yeah....not a happy time. Especially when she knows that they know that she knows everything that happens within their bedroom walls at night. At this point, It's a power move for any of them to make eye contact during the day.
Fingers crossed that Casita gave her room extra soundproofing…
"Corporate needs you to find the difference between this line and this line"
"The magic is strrrrong"
"There is no war in Ba Sing Se"
"They are the same line"
The Earth King invites you to Lake Laogai
There is no place safer than hogwarts
Encanto: The Last Door Framer
Abulea has invited you to La Casa Madrigal
There are four lights!
i just love how they don’t make the characters look “doll perfect” anymore they all have unique looks and make them less perfect princess endings
I just wish they could get more creative with it. Felix looks like Maui, Augustine looks like the King of Arendelle. Disney used to have unique character designs for everyone. For the most part, now they look like characters from other movies.
@Curly-n-Girly 💯 I love Dolores' doll-like look. 😩🥰
@@TitaniumCrane lol facts, Aunt Pepa literally looks like Mother Gothel to me
@@darkpinkgirl6684 YES THIS
Fr princess jasmine has a waist of abt 5 inches and now a days characters r looking more realistix
The Madrigals’ powers would be great to ward off attacks from whoever attacked Abuela’s village.
Bruno predicts it.
Pepa screws with the weather to their advantage.
Julieta can fix any injury in a second.
Camilo, Antonio and Dolores spy and eavesdrop.
Isabela keeps them fed or attacks with plants.
Luisa could play human bowling with the enemy.
I actually like “we don’t talk about Bruno” it got my preschoolers to stop singing Let It Go!
Yeah, I was a little surprised / disappointed that 'Let It Go' wasn't mentioned in connection with the new ear worm''s takeover.
@@StoryMing Well, we let it go
Y U P
the cure is worse than the disease.
@@cubsandculturemitch4250 now all we need is a cure for Baby Shark
I love how each triplet's power reflects their birth order. Julieta's cooking helps heal the pain of the past, Pepa's ability reflects the present, the changing times, and Bruno is the future, something that we NEVER want to talk about.
I also saw the dozens of memes that made that point too.
Also! Mirabel’s outfit contains elements of everyone else’s! Her glasses are the same green as Bruno’s, she wears the same style dress as Louisa, and the embroidery on it matches the colors of the rest of the family, with the symbolic miracle butterfly patterned across the top
But Pepa's more personal
NO! NO! NO! Many people say I am sick in the head. NOOOO!!!! I don't believe them. But there are so many people commenting this stuff on my videos, that I have 1% doubt. So I have to ask you right now: Do you think I am sick in the head? Thanks for helping, my dear tri
mindblown....
Forgot to mention; Bruno had everyone in the family being toxic to him and he had to appologise in the end.
"Dolores has super hearing. In a house with two married couples."
...Who both have children more than five years younger than her.
“If that is your real name! Oh. It is.”
That’s…a good point. The doors are supposed to have names for everyone, but her door just says Abuela. Like, did it say Abuela before she even become a grandmother?
Bosslady- or Matriarch- or Keeper of the Flame (but then she gets demoted)
I think the door update their looks constantly hence why Abuela get that Abuela name in his door when she finally become an Abuela
Luisa door is showing how currently her looks now, not showing her 5 y.o. look..Isabella too, Bruno too, Dolores too, etc BUT Antonio's door showing Antonio in his current looks
So it still make a sense
Abuela's name is Alma if you look at the Wikipedia
Actually, Abuela is a real name, pretty common in Mexico
It actually isn't that weird if that was the case. Even us Filipinos will find it amusing if our lola is also named Lola.
I've watched this movie twice and feel like the whole movie gets solved if they don't blame Bruno for seeing the future and just ask follow up questions
Not really. The main conflict comes from the pressure and expectations that Abuela puts on the family to be perfect. Bruno was just a casualty of that.
I always loved the disparity between the work that needs to go into Bruno seeing the future and the prophesy he sees. Imagine all that swirling sand and stuff just for him to say your goldfish will die tomorrow...
@@davidwilliams4596 unfortunately it's all too common in conversations that people aren't really listening and just waiting for the next break or pause for them to start talking.
a little therapy and this movie would have just been a short film
Right, but just like we don't talk about Bruno, we don't discuss trauma in big, Hispanic families!
Seriously, the footwork being done by the younger generations to work towards better mental health in our families is HUGE!
I work at a preschool. We haven't had a song like "We don't talk about Brono" since, "Let it go". The kids sing it all day. At least with "Let it go it was mostly just the girls.
Sounds like you have on your hands a song that isn't perceived to be "gender-locked"
Sounds like a total win
At least Bruno doesn't require the vocal skills that LIG demanded to pull it off
@@theresechan2338 haha true!
@@cymond Good point :)
@@cymond We nEed A dOrNoB!
"The company that colonized your childhood" how could u describe them so accurately
A family being gaslighted by its traumatized elders refusing to talk about family issues with the countless grandchildren that make up the younger generation? Where would they get an idea like that?!?!?
*Sips tea in Español* 😂😂😂
But for reals, great movie and soundtrack!
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 jajajajaja!!!
I guess it is not just a spanish thing, also happens here in the netherlands
Sips Coffee in Español, yep...
Usted bebe te?
i like how we're doing stereotype jokes but no one is offended cause colombians have real problems
I didn’t realize the candle going out represented burn out but that makes absolute sense. I also didn’t realize Julietta was repressed but that makes sense too.
Could you explain the repressed part to me?
@@Theblondebass1 yeah, me too. What's the repressed part?
Did you mean depressed
Props to everyone who sang in this honest trailer. They have wonderful voices.
Honestly Delores’ character had so much unexplored potential
Abuela’s name is Alma. Yes, her PTSD resulted in generational trauma. She’s an antagonist, but not evil.
Yup! The people jumping on the hate train just prove they didn't understand the story. Latino families understand how it is to have a relative like that and how difficult it is for them to admit they did any wrong
True. I saw somewhere a joke that the real villains were the townspeople who tried to out Mirabel not having gifts to the kids [which I'm very surprised they had not figured out way before] and also Dolores for not slipping up on Mirabel, but keeping her lips tight about Bruno.
It's a comedy channel
Nothing goes over your head. Your reflexes are too fast: you would catch it.
@@akapotatis9445 not just Latino families, saw so much of my Bangladeshi family in the story too. But clearly no one associated with making this honest trailer had any of that context
First song was just the realest thing, that entire family did need therapy. One of my favorite things to come from Encanto is the rise in families realizing they need to talk about all their hidden issues.
I'm using it to explain my family's problems to them
That may foreshadow Encanto HISHE, if it happens.
Like how Tangled helped people recognised abusive parenting.
@@thatman666 it NEEDS to lol
@@jbcatz5 And inside out helped people (especially kids) communicate their inner feelings and helps to explain mood disorders.
4:25 I'm crying at the possibility that this might the reason Lin wrote "Surface Pressure" XD
congrats to him though cause Encanto and Tic Tic Boom bagged oscar nominations! hoping they win it!
"Getting gaslighted by your grandma" made me laugh so hard 🤣
Did everyone notice how good this one was?! They had great singers and parody writers for the songs, and they totally nailed it!
The parody singers are amazing!
LITERALLY
mirabel was cristina vee!!
i was wondering for 2 seconds if they were real
@@jornzwaagstra1150 A little longer than that for me, especially for Mirabel!
I believe Bruno doesn’t have OCD but rather is superstitious. He has lived his life being told he’s a bad omen, so he does his best to keep the bad vibes away from him by throwing salt & sugar and being cautious of certain areas of the house. Or he has both, idk, this is simply my opinion.
One of the different kinds of ocd is thinking that if you don't perform your "rituals" exactly right then bad things will happen.
I have OCD and it is true that Bruno's actions are very similar to my own experience. However the line between superstition and straight up disorders is very blurry. If it regularly interfere with your life, it becomes a disorder
Yeah, that *is* a large part of OCD _(although Bruno doesn't seem to recognise he's being irrational, so I don't think he could actually be diagnosed with it; knowing you're acting irrationally is required for an OCD diagnosis)._
He also recites sana sana culito de rana.
I think it verges into OCD territory with the sheer amount he does his rituals. He has salt everywhere which means he does this consistently, holds his breath and crosses his fingers when entering a small space, and his knocking ritual is compulsive. Its made of common superstitions, but the compulsive nature is what makes it OCD!
"No-Door-a The Explorer" actually made me cry with laughter
I love it when they change the lyrics in musical songs to be hilariously self-referential. "Surface Pressure" and "We Don't Talk About Bruno" are both such Bangers!
Ok but can we talk about the song parodies?? They're straight up amazing! Not only are the lyrics genius but the singing is top notch! Not to mention the overall hillarious commentary on the movie hahah absolutely loved this one xd
Ikr??
I honestly would have preferred this version of ‘Bruno’ over whatever the hell we got at the Oscars.
@@ELeeHamm Oh most certainly idk what even was that xdd It was anything but a good performance, they didn't even get all the actors to sing their parts like in the case of Camilo or Dolores :(
No. We talk about something else
They were relatively good, but either my headphone volume was too loud or it seemed like the singers were pushing it a little too much, or the audio balancing wasn't the greatest. I'm comparing it to the Lion King honest trailer though.
Isabella actually has one of the strongest powers. She can grow any crops instantly so there is an unlimited food supply. And she can create thrones/vines and poisonous plants that can kill you.
Basically Poison Ivy on steroids.
Yes, but only after the effects of the movie.
She said in the movie she can’t control what she grows.
@@cymond But how detrimental are the effects of telling a girl, "Be yourself instead of the little Disney princess your grandma is trying to make you out to be?"
She could become pablo escobar if she wanted.
I swear, at a basketball game one of my friends started muttering some lines from we don't talk about bruno. Next thing you know a few minutes before the game the whole team is singing.
I could never understand how Pepa’s “gift” could be anything but a nuisance
I wouldn't want Delores' gift either. I really wouldn't want to know every little thing people say in a house- especially if we aren't getting along at the moment.
For some reason Christina Valenzuela singing "What this family needs is therapy" killed me out of laughter, I need the full version of that song haha.
Oh my God, it was her! I thought I was just imagining that it sounded like her.
@@michaeldaniels642 That voice of her is hard to miss
@@QuizMasterEntertainment no, I thought it sounded like her but, assumed I was imagining it because I thought she'd be busy with Voice Acting work
@@michaeldaniels642 Right, same!!!
Cristina’s an awesome singer!!!
3:03 Her name is actually Alma, but I have no idea why that's not written on her door.
This is probably now my favourite Honest Trailers. I legit spat out my drink at the “musical tapeworm” bit 😂😂😂
You should really have emphasized how every fifth word Abuela says is either "magic" or "miracle."
"This family needs therapy." Sounds like a job for Jonathon Decker and Alan Seawright of Cinema Therapy.
I've been hoping they'll do Encanto.
YES!
^THIS!
Someone needs to kindly suggest it in their latest CZcams cinema therapy video, fr!
I greatly agree! I hope they do Enchanto soon ♥️
She opened the door at the end to Casita. She basically took her grandmothers "power" to keep the family together, and magic alive.
That’s so awesome!
But…maybe do a major endgame spoiler warning next time?
@@abbycollins that everything was good in the end of this cartoon? that's a major endgame spoiler to u? even though these trailers are spoilery asf?
@@abbycollins Trying not to judge, but you watch honest trailers before you watch the movie ?
@@abbycollins why on earth would you be watching this video if you weren’t prepped for spoilers
@@abbycollins I'll try to be more considerate in the future. I'm sorry. I'll add a *Spoiler Warning* and some space before I post. I hope I didn't ruin it for you. The movie was phenomenal
"Dolores has super hearing in a house with two married couples. Definite curse." I can't. 😂
I just love the clip of Alan Tudyik talking about how he went to Juilliard and now he's playing a chicken 🤣
Bruno is the hero of the story 🔮
he was already facing difficulties because people thought his predictions were ill omens, yet when he foresaw Mirabel being involved in the possible destruction of their home, he kept her safe by not revealing his vision and disappearing. he knew if he told the others what he saw they would misunderstand and be hard on Mirabel, who was only a little girl back then, so he did the best he could to protect her.
couldn't he have kept it a secret and NOT got into hiding? i always thought he went into hiding because it seemed like nobody in the village or family liked him around.
@@FirefulXD Abuela would forced him to give his green vision glass to her.. And imagine what kind of treatment Abuela did to 5 y.o. Mirabel after seeing that green vision glass
He was the black sheep. He showed up at the wedding and caused Pepa to start raining cuz she was sweating from wedding jitters.
@@naufalpahlevi8976 he broke it and hid it in his room. or does abuela get a text every time he has a vision
@@FirefulXD Yes but how would you do if Abuela still insist she wants to see that? Either you would forced to collect all that broken piece, or you would be forced to show her like what Bruno did with Mirabel..
He hide because that very reason.. He didn't want his mother know the future which she could misinterpreted..
I was making jokes throughout the movie when my family was watching it, that Mirabel’s actual power is therapy.
I mean, that’s kind of like making jokes that Darth Vader is Luke’s father. It’s not an alternative take; it’s what happened.
Honestly, the Madrigals are a small family. Like really small. By Latin standards, it's the real miracle that it's not bigger. They can count all their aunts, uncles and cousins on their fingers. I don't even know how many cousins I've got. And some of them overlap. My aunt is my aunt by marriage. She married my dad's brother. But she's my first cousin once removed by blood on my mom's side. The Madrigals got nothing on like 99% of Latin America
I love the fact the Bruno song is quite depressing yet everyone's still dancing and jamming along with the tune
even he himself dances to his own distrack in the background
💯😩🤣💃
0:54 “The family’s only muggle” 🤣
*squib 😊
That was such a clever way to address Mirabel lol
Well, the people who married into the family don’t have a gift, right?
@@shoegal
Exactly. Technically Mirabel would be a Squib while Felix & Augustin would be Muggles.
I thought you were going to mention how the song basically sanctifies a feudal hierarchy, where the peasants are so devoted to their lord they even rebuild their castle when it falls and the lords have magical powers ordained by god to rule the village
Probably one of the most beautifully animated movie I have ever seen, love that style of animation.
The “what does Disney have against Bruno’s” was a great catch!!! 🤣🤣🤣
That’s the best song!
I found it funny how they were saying the family was so big and it was hard to keep up with who's who, when the family isn't that huge, I mean my grandparents had 8 kids and those 8 kids have 27 kids of their own (in total). So, I mean, their family is relatively average sized 😅😂
my grandparents had 12 kids and all those 12 kids have 5+ kids 😳
@@El1society Wow, our grandparents were some busy bodies, weren't they 😅😂
plus, i felt like the movie actually did a great job of giving them all their own personalities and enough screen time! unlike raya and the last dragon, we actually spend almost all of the movie on the casita getting to know this family, and i think that was a really good choice
(although i still think dolores totally deserved her own song. i get why they didn't, since they only gave songs to mirabel's sisters, but i think her character could be so interesting to explore further. plus they could do some really cool musical stuff with that by playing on the themes of quiet and loud, which they already started doing by making her verse in wdtab much softer and quicker than the others.) (sorry that got off topic-)
I thought it was rather small, too. Both sisters only had 3 kids and bruno never married so there's at least 9 people missing.
My mom's side of the family is twice the size of the Madrigal clan. She's the youngest of 6 siblings, and my sister and I have 11 other cousins.
Just a reminder that all these abilities are capable of being militarized rather easily.
I would disagree in Mirabel having it "easy" throughout the movie she tries to help but is always turned down and has constant passive aggressive comments thrown at. She is also neglected by her grandma a lot. Imagine being treated your whole life like you are not special by most people around you. And you try your best to do something, you try to work but everyone thinks things are easy on you because your parents have not given you any assignments (Because they think you are useless).
And on the other side of the coin the sisters get all the pressure to conform to what their grandmother expects of them, and to never let their grandmother down, without end.
I call it the Not Special Special. I named it after you.
@@andrewgrant6516 What are you talking about?
@@theultimateshipperf.l.1186 It's a quote from the movie. One of the villagers gives Mirabel party supplies at a discounted rate, and he calls it the Not-Special Special, which ne named after Mirabel.
Fun Fact: Lin-Manuel named Bruno Bruno because he wanted the name to rhyme with “no” in the song.
His original name was Oscar
Please don't talk about Oscar, car, arrr.
Please don't talk about Oscar. 🦜
Someone tell schaffrillas productions this
well in Spanish Oscar has a different pronunciation, more like Os-Car like "Us Car"
Which is the one award Lin does not have.
@@AtarahDerek *yet
3:35 "The Magic Powers That Gloss Over Serious Issues" song is a serious a bop in its own right! 😂
"If she's repressed imagine how **I** feel???" 🙃
*NOT THAT SONG ABOUT BRUNO!!*
“No Door-a the Explorer” made me laugh harder than I’m proud of.
That was some Weird Al level parody work. Nice job.
I think the real villain in Encanto is unresolved trauma. Everyone in that family needs therapy and it started with Abuela. Also, I still think Surface Pressure is better than the Bruno Song.
1000% yes
Take that back, I love We Don't Talk about Bruno, it was the song that brought me to Encanto.
@@JaxHolo to each their own, but I for sure can't stand the bruno song, the under pressure gives me fucking goosebumps though...
💯🥰
Finally, someone said it. 😩
Personally my favorite is Waiting On A Miracle for some undefined reason...
"Luigi's Mansion" that joke is under rated and a double whammy.
I got the connection to John Leguizamo. Was there something else to it I didn't get?
@@Mrraugut The fact that Luigi's suit is green.
@@Mrraugut the game Luigi's Mansion... it is a haunted house.
Or the fact this character is Luigi! Think about it
Say, "We don't talk about Bruno no no no..... we sing about him!"
Is there a full version of "The magic powers that gloss over serious issues" song? The family Madrigal one? It's so good!
Whoever wrote the parody songs, give them a raise.
And a Grammy.
👆🏽 This right here.
5:13 I'M FUCKING DYINNNGGGGGGGGGGGGG. every verse is so ACCURATE IT HURTSSS
6:03 that capybara needs more screen time
“The family’s only muggle!” I choked 😂😂😂
"Isabela can grow flowers" i know is a spoiler but lets remember that girl can grow unlimited resourses of food and oxigen
Yeah, but only during the day; photosynthesis requires sunlight to work
She is also shown to grow anything releated to Botany. Like there will be infinite food even in desperate times.
Imagine all the weed she can grow...
SMH Honest Trailers shitting on Poison Ivy's powers.
Drugs dude, the "flowers" are drugs.
Agreed: capybaras are like someone took a bear cub's body and stuck an oversized, cute/smug guinea pig head on it with vague suggestions of that hairy butt-chicken from Shang-Chi. Which sounds terrifying, but is adorable.
They look at you like you just told an off-color joke that wasn't even funny. Like, "really, bro?"
I loved how accurately they depicted Capybaras being so aloof 🤣 they don't give a crap about anything
Coconut dogs
They’re also nature’s friends! You can put any non-carnivorous animal in an enclosure with capybaras and they’ll get on weirdly well.
I’ve personally been suggesting a Disney movie with like a capybara, agouti, coati, maned wolf, and potoo bird gang for years, because I think they’d all look really cute animated. Potoos are basically the perfect “comedy animal sidekick” design, look at that dumbass face
@@RainWelsh I didn't know about Potoos! they have such a cartoon face it's incredible! :D
I love that even everything's quite sarcastically in this vid, you can't really say anything negative about Encanto :)
I can. Even in the end they never really admitted the mistakes they made, didn't say sorry or didn't acknowledge the fact that they treated Bruno so bad, that he lost his sanity. Ah, so just because they hugged, everything is magically okay now? The movie doesn't really show that you have to take responsibility for your action. Somehow in the end the grandma was the good one again because she was oh so kind to hug Bruno and the main character. Pf, who cares about the ten years both of them suffered
The only time someone got what they deserved was when the grandma was yelled at by the main character.
@@cquins3959 true, can tell. Thats the most savage part in the movie when Mirabel literally using her brain to debate with her wicked grandma
@@sarahhenning5484 there’s this thing called visual storytelling and also tbh most of the family wasn’t even that bad only abuela who did admit to her mistakes.
Thank god someone finally said it, because I too have been wondering what’s Disney’s problem with Bruno! They silenzio’d Bruno so much that now they just don’t talk about him, except when they do. 🤨
All those Songs Honest Trailers just made were unironically Bangers & valid tho lmaooo
yeah
You're a grown man who watches animae. Shame. How about you get a wrench and work on cars
@@GandalftheWise He is making money of CZcams and Wow OK Boomer
.....glad you like!!!
I love how Pepa sang "PLEASE don't make us sing about Bruno-no-no-NO!"
Actually, Abuela's name is Alma but the people in this movie called her Abuela. Also, if Julietta can heal people with the food, shouldn't she be able to heal Mirabel's eyesight so she doesn't need to wear glasses anymore?
What my family’s theory is that Julieta heals things that happened to you (bee stings, breaking arms, getting cuts, etc), but since Maribel was born like that then she can’t really heal her sight.
Note, she cant heal aging or baldness either, so it's possible that her power only works on injuries.
The Director already stated that why she didn't heal Mirabel's or Agustin's eye sight is because it's simply who they are and changing it doesn't seem right.
Reaper That's a worse reason that what these guys were coming up with lol
@@doctorkong3065 hahaha nope. It depends on the perspective, from a Philosophical Standpoint, it's beautiful that she doesn't wanna change who they are, their eyesight is basically part of their identity but from an Average person standpoint, it might sound dumb.
These are the words from the directors
_Julieta saw no reason to "fix" Mirabel's eyesight, since it is "just who [she is] and she wouldn't want to change it."_
Edit: Also, it does make sense with what Vivian theorized since the eyesight became a part of Mirabel's Identity when she was born with it and the same is most likely true with Agustin.
The songs in this Honest Trailer says it all!
Also, it was confirmed that Abuela’s name is Alma. That wasn’t revealed in the movie for some reason, but it has been confirmed
Haha, I need a full version of Please don't start singing Bruno in my life 🤣
2:06 that’s what I’m saying! If she can’t turn it off that’s a huge curse!
The video's production quality is through the roof of Casa Madrigal, dude.
Where do you even find such talented singers/voice actors? Let alone producing songs of such quality. Mind Blown.
Same thing I thought
I found out that this Honest Trailer was posted because it was Cristina Vee who posted on Twitter that she was the one who sang the part of the Family Madrigal in this video. She's a well known voice actor in many anime and cartoons. She also sings covers and original songs, so it was cool to hear her in this too
“What this family needs is therapy!”
@@micahlazo8011 characters she plays are: The Miraculous Ladybug, Killua zoldyck, Mio Akimyia, latintina/darkness, Shantae, sailor Mars, ami Enan and more
Cristina Vee also voices Xochi from “Victor and Valentino.”
Clearly her power is the ability to make anyone break out in song and dance.
I love this. So many of these thoughts went through my head when I watched this movie!!! Love how y'all turned them into a trailer style for this movie.
"Meet Mirabel, the family's only muggle." I died when I heard that. Easily the best line here.
She’s more like a half-blood squib, someone without magic from a parent who has it.
@@jbcatz5 Yes, Accurate! Unfortunately though that would also require a good bit of extra explanation; the shorthand "muggle" is much quicker and easier to understand for folks who may not be extensively versed in Harry Potter.
Capybaras ARE super cute, and even wild ones are nice. During lock down u could see them walking around Sao Paulo, whole families of capybara crossing the streets together with people hahaha so funny, they dont mind humans at all xD
I found out about them years ago, and really want to meet one.
In the parts of Colombian that has Capybaras people eat them . Though still agree Capys are really cute and super chill
I totally want these song parodies form Bleu! Give us the full version to watch!!!
The song parodies took this one to the next level! Awesome job to all involved.
The "Lin Manuel is trying to tell us something, song' killed me. Great job with this one!
i know right!!!! "Over exposed but he can't take a break; money's great"!!!!!! BWUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
They did him dirty at his won game.
2:40 YES GASLIGHTING IS EXACTLY WHAT THIS MOVIE IS ABOUT!!!!
To be more accurate: generational trauma. She passed on her own trauma. It's not like she was completely fine and decided to torment them just because she's the matriarch.
I mean wow, way to go above and beyond with this trailer! This was SO GOOD!
the one who can shape shift. i mean his power isn't useless, they show it working for what it is needed in the show when he takes over for that mom so she can get a nap in. that could be very useful for things, plus he can shape shift into bigger people to help hang a banner like its shown, yes isabella had a pretty useless power at the start since all she did was make flowers. but at the end very very usefull, from probably edible plants to trees for wood that they can just cut down and grow back without having to destroy their forest around their town.
The song satire lyrics were perfect. They really do all need therapy. Multi-generational trauma squirts out in all the directions if not addressed.