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In DisneyâąPixar's vibrant tale of family, fun and adventure, an aspiring young musician named Miguel (voice of newcomer Anthony Gonzalez) embarks on an extraordinary journey to the magical land of his ancestors. There, the charming trickster HĂ©ctor (voice of Gael GarcĂa Bernal) becomes an unexpected friend who helps Miguel uncover the mysteries behind his family's stories and traditions.
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When you can look at Ford Quarterman's "MI PRIMER DIA DE MUERTOS EN MEXICO". He goes to tzintzuntzan michoacan mexico to experience the tradition of The Day of The Dead. Hope you get to see this comment and give yourself a chance to look at this video that I am suggesting
"so the age you die is the age you are there." which makes all those children skeletons really sad. Also Hector was 21 years old when he died.
In the"Corpse Bride"you see children skeletons too. ;'-
And mama imelda was young, assuming for her dark hair, or not old old
@@BubbleKey96 Maybe it's how they are in the photos they put on the altar
@@jovisolorio thats what i think too. The border of the dead that allow them to visit the living world has that machine to match their face to the pictures, so their appearance in the world of the dead has to match the pictures their families put up
I think its actually the age you are loved and remembered the most, as im sure coco's mom didn't die at 21-24
The girl that plays little Coco is Gael GarcĂa Bernal's daughter, so HĂ©ctor is singing "Remember Me" with his actual daughter.
MY HEART. THAT MEANS SO MUCH MORE
If I were that VA, talking to the VA of Mama coco, Iâd cry. Like youâre talking to a version of your daughter all grown up, having lived her life.
This, and the fact that HĂ©ctor is wearing shoes at the end of my two favorite details about the movie, even though the former is something that you can't tell from watching it. It's so sweet! I live for this shit! đđđđ
QUE LINDO MEU DEUS
Thanks for making me cry even harder đ
This is my favorite detail in the ending of the movie:
Notice that when Hector is crossing over with his family the following year, he's wearing shoes. :)
They made those for him and finally accepted him back into the family after all those years.
OMG THAT IS SOOOOO CUTEEEEE
Also he doesn't walk shaking anymore, and his clothes aren't ripped anymore
AHHHHHHH!!!!!
OOOOOOOHHHH I didn't notice that!
I watched this movie so many times and never noticed that! That makes the movie even better than it already is â€ïž
I adore how it's so easy to assume HĂ©ctor is just being selfish when he gets angry at Miguel after the talent show......until you realize that it's one big heap of projected self-hate on his part and he's trying to keep this kid from walking into the exact fate he did: pursuing music and being separated from family by death. đ
Um
None of that happens
@@MinetoPoyo âŠthatâs literally what happens what
@@MinetoPoyo what? That's literally what happens
@@MinetoPoyo yeah it is, once Hector finds out Miguel has a family looking for him he tries sending him to them but Miguel runs
@@arigon648 yeah, tho to be fair, it does actually look like heâs only concerned about himself because the first thing he says is âyou said de la Cruz was your only family!!â followed by, âyou couldâve taken my picture back this whole time?!â Which makes it sound like heâs making it about himself.
This movie has SO many little details that have new meaning when you go back for repeated viewings. So many of HĂ©ctor's reactions and "dad mannerisms" suddenly stand out and make sense. Also the fact that he and Imelda are the ONLY ones in the main cast wearing purple. A subtle clue that they are the patriarchs of the family. đ
And his gold tooth
@@BubbleKey96 Which was the clue you could see from the first time Ernesto was on-screen. The guitar wasn't his, and even Miguel's guitar said as much.
@@concertinamadrigals4058 Even more bizarre that he apparently never had that gold tooth in life. đ€
Small dumb correction but a patriarch is a male leader, Imelda would be a matriarch :) But yeah this movie is so great on rewatches, always something new to notice
@@PixarShark Weird, but I noticed that, too. I wonder why?
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So, in mexica mithology, it was believed that xolo dogs would guide souls to the MictlĂĄn (the underworld), and that's why Dante can just come in
It's also a curious name, considering Dante's Inferno, which is italian, but still tells a story about a man's journey on the afterlife
@@heyitsmira17 Actually Danté is named after De La Cruz's horse in the movie.
@@frenchbreadstupidity7054 I'm not saying it's the reason they chose this name inside of the movie's universe, I'm talking about irl inspiration (which idk if they thought about while naming Dante, but if they did, cool!)
Thatâs such a cool fact about Mexican mythology. So fascinating!
@@itsjustmaddisen you mean Aztec mythology
seeing HĂ©ctor and Coco together in the Land of the Dead is so sweet, and a bit sad. she lived such a long life, and he was only 21 when he died, yet she's still his little girl đđđ
when those people were laughing about his food poisoning, chorizo is mexican sausage so they were essentially saying that he died choking on a phalic object.
Mexicans love spicy humor, can't deny it
I don't think there is a dik joke there, chorizo are served mostly sliced and is a bit spicy, maybe they where hinting that he cant handle the spice of a chorizo
@@starboythebest You need more Mexican life school mate, dik jokes are like a mantra
@@starboythebest it's a dick innuendo indeed. All mexicans laugh at that scene cuz we know what it implies.
Yes, is phallic. But they're laughing because they think he can't handle hot spicy food, and thats a big reason for mockery in Mexico.
I have one go to comment for âCocoâ making people cry: China has a heavy hand for censorship when it comes to ghosts and such, not sure why, but they do. The word was that Coco would be banned since it is heavy on the afterlife themes. The Chinese censors all got into a room to
watch it beforE banning it. Coco literally made them cry. A hardened room of Chinese censors cried at it. If it can do that to them, what chance does a normal persons have?
quite hypocritical from their part since they have many animations of shenmoo genre(shemoo means fiction of gods and demons in chinese, their equivalent of our fantasy genre)
@@zanir2387 China in a nutshell
@@zanir2387 And their ruler Winnie-the-Pooh.
Pretty sure it's because of religion. They used to ban religion, they don't anymore but they still don't want outsider religions coming in.
@@frenchbreadstupidity7054 Chinese has similar beliefs to this Mexican one regarding elders and death. To them it was a familiar theme.
As a Mexican I can tell this was full of culture, even the littlest things they added, like for example the fact that Miguel paints/lustrates shoes on the downtown, it was a really common thing to see people (unfortunately mostly children) gain some money by doing that on those places, mostly parks.
I do have to say Disney trying to trademark the DĂa de los muertos was really shitty tho.
They did six years worth of research in preparing to make this film, and it was _very_ thorough. The extras on the Blu-Ray were amazing...
Disney actually tried to trademark DĂa de los Muertos? I don't know why I'm surprised, I really shouldn't be at this point.
@@HiddenWindshield As far as I can remember they wanted to trademark the name for the movie but there was a Mexican movie being made with the DĂa de Muertos title already, so they couldnât. Headlines in Mexico made it look like they wanted to trademark anything that had to do with the holiday.
Wow, I love the detail. It seems so vibrant and absolutely beautiful. I agree though thatâs messed up to try and trademark a holiday thatâs a Mexican tradition. Holidays (celebrations) should be respected from other countries and cultures as long as no one is getting hurt by celebrating that holiday.
CORRECTION PEOPLE, they tried to trademark the name, not the holiday, i guess to make a saga of movies. They didnt try to trademark the holiday, that would be stupid
About Imelda still being upset about Hector even after discovering he was murdered: even though he wanted to come back, he still made the decision of leaving in the first place, so that's why Imelda was angry, that's not something you can easily forgive
Thats called being petty, and there's no excuse for that. Its been generations already. Time for the woman to grow up.
Did he really leave tho? He couldve been planning to come back in like a week or something idk
@@Ruzz-wd7it exactly they both are dead now leave that baggage inside the grave along with their bodies and enjoy the afterlife is what I'd say
@@Ruzz-wd7it NO, it was time for Hector to grow the hell up and help support his family and his BABY DAUGHTER instead of running off without supporting his family. Some things are unforgivable. Deserting your entire family for your own selfish wants is one of them. He didn't want to be there for his family, why should they support him? It goes both ways. Get a damn clue.
@@horrorcide13 Holding a grudge for generations is unforgivable. Plus, he was going home when he died.
25:06: To think most of Hector's family grew to hate him because Ernesto kept him from returning to his family. On top of that, Ernesto had the hubris to film a scene based on the murder he committed with him catching on to the poisoned drink. He's a sick and evil man.
On the bright side, because everybody remembers him, but he's not getting any more offerings, he'll have to live in squalor for eternity! Karma's a bitch! JUSTICE!!!!! đđđđđ
@@ZeldaWolf2000 I would actually love to see that (if we get a sequel), how afterlife has changed for Ernesto, Hector and Imelda. After all Hector now is recognized in the living world as the great artist he was, but in the land of the dead he isn't living in an ivory tower like Ernesto was but still waiting humbly in line to see if he can cross over to see his living family.
Conscience does that. If you did something wrong, your conscience will find a way to tell the tale, wherer you want it to keep it a secret or not.
â@Rosa Villanueva Conscience does but so does hubris. Some of the worst people have been thrilled to find people created films about them. Ernesto projected an untouchable, almost godlike aura, and it's rare that happens without someone purposefully cultivating that.
This movie hit the hardest for me because it came out a few days after my grandpa died. I remember my mom crying the hardest when watching this movie.
wow that is very interesting
Aww, I hope yall were able to give each a big hug after that †sorry for your loss.
My dad immigrated here from Mexico and had to say goodbye to his mom in a similar way. Itâs not just youâŠwe all left the theaters speechless and sobbing. It was hard to compose ourselves afterwards.
Itâs great to see a man cry and not be insecure. I love you for that.
i second that!
this movie always hits me hard. when this came out i was nursing my mother in the late stages of dementia and it got me deep in my soul. it also didnt help that Coco looks similar to my mother (except we are not mexican). its always great to see this beautiful movie introduced to different reactors
This movie went out the year our dad died. I watched it few of months after he passed. It really hit us, me and my two sisters. Our dad also used to sing to us when we were kids and we have our own special song that we would sing together.
I feel the same. When this movie came out my grandma was going through the same stages of dementia. And seeing this movie game me hope that things would get better. (I related to this movie becuase it reminds me of my family. And I'm mexican) And this October it will be the first year anniversary of her death. And I plan to watch this movie again so that way I can feel her spirit return to me. And to remind me that as long as I remember her. She will always be with me.
Especially because music does help with memory too, hit me hard too
Pixar has many great movies, but Coco is definitely in the top tier
Coco, inside out, monsters inc, and people wonât give it its credit but ratatouille are absolutely top tier
I consider it my favorite movie because it has such a home run of a story, as well as being a musical that doesn't feel like a musical, and every single song is awesome. The knuckles dragging bit gets me every time xD It's all so completely natural, and has such strong foundations in reality that it's hard NOT to love. Music has even been shown to benefit dementia patients! So Coco remembering thanks to the song isn't some deus ex machina, it's founded in science!
Soul is so underrated
Miguelâs Mama Imelda reminds me of my great grandmother. She was also left by her husband and had to take care of her two small daughters, one of them being my Abuela. My great grandmother completely erased any existence of him in our family.
Same with my grandmother, only she was left with 4 children and the asshole of my grandfather tried to take the home and leave them homeless. He didn't succeed and left with nothing
Same, she was left with 12 kids đđ
Same with my great-grandmother, left with 5 small children. We don't know anything about my great-grandfather, and she would've đŻ succeeded in erasing him completely if it wasn't for the fact that they were an interracial couple and he was a white French immigrant, so their yykids came out lighter-skinned and/or with European features (hair color/texture, my grandfather had vibrant green eyes [which my mom and all her siblings inherited], one of my great-aunts straight-up looked like an unambiguous white lady)...and also his weird, foreign last name that we're continually asked to spell, lol. And that's basically the extent of we know about him: fresh-off-the-boat French immigrant and white.
My great-grandmother was an incredibly strong, smart (though barely educated, as many black women were back in the day) and coureagous woman who started again from nothing to get her family through. She cyleaned houses and learned trades and, in the end, her and all of her children ended up thriving: some were successful busines owners, my grandfather was the first in his family to get a university degree, etc...so the joke's on the lazy loser who got left behind.
@@Chasityolaf dude same, he left mine with 7 kids
i would do anything to watch coco for the first time again. that feeling when i heard my peoples music with the iconic disney castle opening. seeing my culture in a disney movie on the big screen for the first time ever. such a beautiful and memorable experience i will never forget. still brings tears to my eyes. iâm so glad you enjoyed it!
SPOILER AHEAD: what gets me everytime is that we see EVERYONE with whole SHINY shoes through the entire movie, ecept for Hector. Migels family makes shoes AND in the end when they walk over the bridge hand in hand and Hector has been welcomed back he also has new clean and nice shoes. ItÂŽs such a small detail bu it still gets me everytime... T_T
Having family with Alzheimerâs and Dementia, I can totally relate to watching a loved one get confused, forget things, mix things up and then eventually slip away.
Watching Mama Coco always hits home for this reason. So very sad and heartbreaking.
It also made her having a âmoment of clarityâ with Miguel even more special and heartbreaking. â€ïžđą
I feel you man, Alzheimer's is such a terrible disease
Yes and Alzheimer's patients often remember music above everything else, which accurately shows one of the themes, how deep music impacts us all.
Yeah, I remember when my grandfather got Alzheimers. When he looked at me and didnÂŽt even know my name or who I was...man, I donÂŽt even know how to describe that feeling.
We in the family later did a small album together as a birthday gift for him where we all did different things. Most just partook in singing "I canÂŽt stop loving you" by Toto, but I decided to do an intrumental version of "Tears in heaven" by Eric Clapton, partly because of the opening lyrics:
"Would you know my name if I saw you in heaven?"
Saw this in theaters with my fiancĂ© and his dad, both of whom hadn't seen their family in Mexico in over a decade. We all cried and bought tickets to see it again đ„ș
It was definitely a love letter to Mexico. I'm Mexican and when I heard this was coming out I was wary, especially since I live in Mexico and the story was going take place in present-day Mexico, which is a setting that Hollywood somehow never really seems to portray right (they're reductive at best and stereotypical at worst)...but I was sooo wrong! This turned out to be one of my favorite movies. They nailed it! It was critically acclaimed here too and beat all box-office records.
I also took my parents to the theater (they're oldheads who still think animation is exclusively for children) and my dad cried! He still talks about "Coco" to this day. What a beautiful film!
normally, i watch reactions of coco because i wanna see people cry at the end. but i needed to watch you experience the whole thing. you're one of my favs.
Thanks. Many more to come
I don't care if I don't get to see or hear the songs I am here to watch you watch the movie so I appreciate all the hard work to edit it to be able to put in on CZcams âșïž
Wow thanks âș
Some interesting cultural details!
Spirit animals are based on traditional Mexican figures of papier-mĂąchĂ© and wood, called alebrijes (in the beginning Miguel runs near the street stall, full of them, we can even see a small toy of Pepita). They have bizarre shapes, bright colours an itâsâ own fesivals. The artist, who made them first, had seen them in a fever dream, in a strange land he was wandering while being between life and death.
Now, Dante. He belongs to the old breed of bald sacred dogs called xolo, or xoloitzcuintle. Aztecs, who are partly ancestors of Mexicans, believed xolo were spirit guides of souls in the land of the dead. Also, his name is obviously reference to Divine Comedy, the same theme from Europe) Of course Miguel didnât know that, he just named stray dog with name of De La Cruseâs horse from old movie, cause he was big fan- but creators of Pixar are really smart guys.
Architectures. You can see, City of the Dead has many layers. Itâs constantly growing up- and more down means more ancient. And the first layer is all Aztec. All Flower Bridges lead to massive stone pyramids, laying in the base of town, and the well, where Ernesto has thrown Hector and Miguel is full of idols.
This movie is really great with details. It makes itâs own mifology, but also has big cultural base. And I donât even start talking about emotions now!⊠Truly masterpiece.
Maybe you will be interested in another animated movie about the Day of the Dead, called â Book of lifeâ. It has lots of similarities with Coco, but this is time , when there was no stealing- just strange coincidence, we can see it by expiration dates of both movies. Despite that similarities, Coco and Book both have their own faces and paths, so I really recommend you to pay attention, it can be very interesting
I second this recommendation - the Book of Life is another wonderful movie about DĂa de Los Muertos.
5:15 Exactly - and her mother, Mama Coco, the daughter who was also left behind still gets upset whenever he's mentioned - we hear later her sounding like a little girl again asking 'Papa is home? Papa is coming home?' and how upset she was when the photo was broken and she was saying 'papa! papa!'
I mean yes, it was the wrong way to do it, to never mention him, that didn't make anything better, and we saw in the end how happy she was remembering singing with her father, but at the time you gotta remember Elena just doesn't want her mother to be upset and clearly looked up to her grandmother.
I love this movie, and I loved your reaction to it, especially as the father of little girls... I can imagine how much harder HĂ©ctor's story hits.
The way the spirit animals strike me is that they've kind of been taken out of the life/death continuum--Pepita and Dante can cross back and forth and are part of both worlds.
For Imelda, I think she must have held onto her rage to just keep going through life as a single woman, trying to run a business through a very turbulent time in an era when she probably would have been expected to remarry... by this point, it would have been so much a part of her self-image that it would be hard to let go of. She presumably asked HĂ©ctor not to go on tour, but he did anyway and ended up never coming back, so it was still an abandonment to her eyes, and it would take a little time to re-conceptualize it.
I love that this movie starts out in the cliché place--"Oh, sure, Miguel is the family rebel who will bring music back and get away from the clutches of his strict family," but instead of going down that path, it has him figure out that they are more important to him than music, and learn that they love him and he loves them, and it's only when the family is put back together that the curse on music is ended.
To make the scene where HĂ©ctor and Coco sing together even sweeter, young Coco was voiced by the daughter of the actor who played HĂ©ctor.
I like your comment, just one little clarification on the animals thing: Dante is a special kind of dog called Xoloitzcuintle, which is originally from MĂ©xico, and our ancestors had this legend that said the Xoloitzcuintles were guide animals that helped you through this world to the other, while Pepita and the other colorful animals are called Alebrijes, that are practically colorful animal parts combined together in a way of art, normally being made as sculptures here, i don't know much about Alebrijes tho, i can't remember if they were originated by a legend or something like that, but both of them are part of Mexican culture.
@@claudiayarizethochoamungui1055 I read a little about alebrijes (I went on a fanfic-writing binge after this and went into research mode) and it seemed like they came from an artist's dream, and the name "alebrije" was kind of what he heard them saying. Then again, he may have had the idea floating around his head before he dreamed them; the articles didn't say. I had the impression that, movie-wise, this particular xolo dog also became an alebrije, but yes, he could cross back and forth before, and was Miguel's guide long before he changed colors. (When Miguel says "I have to find my great-great-grandfather," Dante leads him straight to HĂ©ctor... not to mention the fact that he could cross at all! He definitely had the xolo magic going on before the transformation.)
This movie reminds me so much of my grandmother who passed away at 99 a year ago or so. Mama Coco looks so much like her, itâs scary. Just that wrinkled apple faced tiny Mexican woman. We never celebrated Dia De Los Muertos, but just the look and a lot of the family vibe reminds me so much of my family. We were lucky that she never lost her memories or mental faculties even as she became more and more physically frail, but Iâve lost other loved ones with dementia, so this really hits a spot.
Looks like no one told him he needed a permission slip to go on this feel trip.
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Hard to believe in 1937 when Walt Disney created Snow White people didnât take animation seriously. When the audience cried during the film at its premiere, Walt knew he had it. I get more emotional during animated films than live action!
I noticed that de la cruz has always his guitar by his side. And Hectors only picture shows him with his family tight by his side and the guitar is pointed away like his family is more important than music
The creatures in this movie are called "Alebrijes" this are meant to be combinations of different animals and in here they are the spiritual guides of the deadđ„°
People with Alzheimers really do connect with music more - it's one of the last things to go. There's this brazilian singer that dedicated a song to his grandfather that was going through Alzheimers, talking about how he lit up when they sang together, it was just a really cute song (VĂȘ Se NĂŁo Me Esquece Mais) that reminded me of Coco when I watched it.
Yes, the original voice actress for Disneyâs Cinderella got Alzheimers or Dementia and completely forgot that she voiced Cinderella but when people played the songs she could sing along and the songs brought her joy for reasons she wasnât sure.
Thereâs also several videos of an elderly former Russian Ballerina, the Prima Donna, confined to a wheelchair and mind ravaged from Dementia/Alzheimers but when they played one of the songs from Swan Lake she did the movements to the best of her abilities.
Music unlocks something inside of all us
We made our mom watch this a few months ago..me and my sisters already watched this a couple of times. All of us were quiet during the big reveal we just want our mom to feel the moment..but of course all of us were crying. And when hector was about to cross the bridge our younger sister couldnt take it anymore she blurted out while crying, "THAT'S HIS FIRST GOD DAMN TIME TO CROSS EVERSINCE HE DIED!" we bawled đ€Ł
even watching your reaction without the music, I'm sitting here in tears watching Miguel and Mama Coco sing "Remember Me" đđđthat's how you know you've made an impactful and emotional scene haha also the reason Immelda was still upset with Hector was because he left in the first place. she must have struggled for so long having to be a single mother and building up that resentment toward him. plus, you can't just get over those years of anger in just a few minutes. as you can see, eventually she forgave him but it took some time. you should absolutely watch Soul. you'll love it! đ
I am Hispanic so this movie was absolutely đŻ % accurate to my culture and family. My grandma act just like abulita especially with the chancala. Dia de Los Muertos is my favorite holiday to celebrate. We tells stories of our ancestors who have passed and remember the wonderful times we all had together. Forgetting someone is something we don't do. I know stories of my great grandparents, great great grandparents etc. This movie is the best and it still makes me cry.
I live in Tucson, AZ. Someone made a pretend car tag with a picture of a flip-flop and the word âChancla.â We busted up laughing when we saw it. It is amazing how fast la chancla can go from being on a foot to being a guided missile.
2:44 "Yeah, forget that guy"
Oh, my sweet summer child...
I've seen this movie at least 15 times, and I've cried in all of them. DĂa de Muertos is celebrated on November, so this reaction came at a really good time because since October, preparations for DĂa de Muertos start. I always cry because my grandma passed away 2 years ago and as some have mentioned, the representation of Mexican grandmas is on point, so we all see our own grandma in mama Coco in some way or another. It is a very emotional movie, but DĂa de Muertos is actually a celebration. So our goal is to celebrate the ones that are gone by remembering all the good memories with good food, good music and of course, the best company: our family.
one of my favorite details is when i noticed that hector wasnât wearing shoes for the entire movie until the end when he was walking over the marigold bridge which was a nod to his family who makes shoes for a living.
Coco will forever hold a special place in my heart. My father has never been very open about his emotions to me which was always hard growing up. For my father/daughter dance at my wedding, I played an acoustic cover of Recuerdame (the Spanish version of Remember Me) and sang the lyrics to him (he's never seen the movie). He got super emotional and started telling me in Spanish how much he loves me and how proud he was of me and how he'd always be there for me. It was something that I've always wanted from him and it's a memory that can still make me cry.
SO happy you watched this one, what a wonderful movie and reaction! I'm Mexican and I'm so proud that Pixar chose to make a movie on dia de los muertos, they portrayed it accurately and beautifully, especially with everything going on politically during those years, it was nice to see.
Also, I suggest 'Big Hero 6' if you haven't watched it already, it's right up your alley and I'm certain you'll love it. Paddington 1 & 2 are also absolute masterpieces. Thank you for all the work you do to keep us entertained lol :)
He isnât ready for Big Hero 6 đ but I do want to see it!
@@MoonlightJaydeTiger LOL I'm sure even I'm not ready and Ive seen it.
I watched this for the first time at work...I was a COMPLETE mess!! I had makeup running all down my face....such a mistake to watch this while trying to work LOL.
Such a beautiful, emotional movie!
26:16 the water in Moana is pretty amazing too
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I just have to comment that right awayđ€Łđ€Łthat broke me, gosh
a nice thing about this movie, is that Mama Imelda learned how to make shoes and its a thing passed from generations, and when Miguel gets in the world of the dead, Hector is barefoot the whole movie, until the very end when he was finally accepted back into the family, he walks through the bridge with shoes again
19:08 Un poco loco basically means a little crazy in Spanish đ
He didnât leave to make money. He left to fulfill his dream and left his family behind in the process. So he did do them wrong. But he did regret his decision and tried to come back when the life he expected didnât live up to his expectations and he realized he missed his family more. She has every right to be upset at him. Leaving your wife and child alone is bad enough, but, especially so back then, when they were young, where itâs hard for a woman to make a living. Because Imelda is who she is, she did it, but, raising a child alone is easy for no one. Regardless of the reason your partner left.
Edit: yeah, she definitely didnât know he was murdered, let alone by De La Cruz. All she knows is that he left and never came back. Remember, they had no real way of contacting family and he was in a entirely different city.
They never specified this in the movie. In fact, the whole point of remember me song seems like he was on the road but always was planning to come back for his family, but eventually the life just wasnât for him
So the marigold petals that make up the bridge are a big part if Dia de Los Muertos tradition. Flowers in general symbolize the frailty of life in Mexican culture, and marigolds in particular are meant to guide the spirits of the dead back with their bright colors and strong scent
I swear these animated movies just pull on heartstrings đđ
Coco is one of my favourite animations, it's so emotional and beautiful. Each character is multi-dimensional, it's so good. Chef's kiss!
I saw this at the theatre and had to let all the little kids squeeze past me to leave because I was sobbing too hard to move.
âCocoâ is perfection! đ§Ąđâ€ïž
This is my favourite Pixar movie. They hit an all time high for me with this one. I don't think they'll be able to make another movie as perfect as this
30:16 _i think people don't actually understand Imelda's side/point of view of the whole situation & why she refused to forgive him right away._ - i mean, yes he got killed & wasn't his fault but still they had a child, a family, Imelda probably gave up on lots of her own juvenile dreams to take care of their small family while Hector was obviously not whiling to gave up on his own 'juvenile dreams', he *chose to* leave to persue the music career, instead of staying home & figure things out together (music included cuz Imelda obviously had nothing against it at that point). she probably supported him bc she loved him only, she wasn't any thrilled to be left alone to work & raise a child all by herself for months/years, i just think she was barely handling things & that's why she was so mad when he simply didn't get back (being dead), she obviously thought she was *abandoned by him* & probably felt betrayed her whole life even tho she loved him, that's why she'd put all the blame on him and his music! _Imagine all the things she had rolling through her head being left blind to her own assumptions.._ and there you have it, the reason why she acted like that, forgiving is not that simple but still they get to it in the end. - Imelda and Coco are the strongest characters in this movie, indeed.đ
Honey, that all works except for the detail that she literally had a century at least to get over it. Anyone who holds onto anger that strongly, refusing all attempts to make amends, is simply not a good person. Just saying.
@@azuroslazuli6948 Get over what, exactly??đ€·đ»ââïž Her whole perspective of the story is different. It's not that she had a century to get over, it's that she had nothing she needed to get over through her perspective. lol Btw, we barely know how Imelda really was in life and her character growth after death to assume she didn't got over things, we just know she wanted zero relationship with music and Hector and passed that on in life (she might have changed a lot after death, but the ones in life were still passing her lessons on).
Not to mention the meanings behind it, Imelda was the rock of the family, she's described as strong woman, so obviously will take centuries to change her mind, we see that by the fact that even after knowing Hector was murdered she still couldn't forgive him right away. Her alegrife is also a giant feline, that is to represent how brave, determined & unbreakable she is. I personally think she did make peaces with music after death (got ""over"" it a bit), she was able to easily sing for Miguel and in front of thousands of people AND in from of Hector, she was also able to change her mind for Miguel _in one single night._ So she obviously wasn't as harsh about music as she was in life anymore to the point she allowed Miguel to follow the path that ""disgraced"" her family, trusting him.
In conclusion, i understand what you mean - but you gotta realize this is just a 'positive speech', people hardly apply in their lives without help. Imelda is a classic latina mom/grandmother in it's core hence her personality (cultural), she's traumatized and feels overly responsible for her family well-being (psychological effects of events), everything matters when it comes to ""get over"" something (facts, feelings, perspectives, values, social relations, even environment), so you can't just request them to get over without rlly understanding why that person is the way it is.
I remember crying so hard with this movie, the HĂ©ctor animation is literally an animation of my father so is even more emotional
Coco is perfect, they did an amazing job at showing mexican culture, also when Ernesto is showing off his grandson to his friends, there's a bunch of mexican actors that already passed away and you wouldn't understand unless you're mexican or you know a lot about mexican culture.
On another note, Dante it's a xoloitzcuintle, in mexican culture that breed of dogs are believed to lead souls to the mictlĂĄn, the underworld basically, that's why Dante can come and go as he pleases
I saw this opening night & everyone in that theater was crying the whole end of the movie haha. Beautiful movie! Very touching & inspiring.
I don't think I've mentioned it in the comments yet, but I really love how you take little notes during the movie in order to get more invested. It really shows you are enjoying it!
This is one of my ALL time favorite Disney movies. The artwork, the story, the culture, the EMOTION đ©â€ïž I still get geared up every damn time
Wolfwalkers is a movie that I would HIGHLY recommend! It has one of the coolest animations styles in my opinion and has some really cool lore as well!
This movie is one of my fav Disney movies. I saw this after my dad died so this movie wrecked me. Listening to Remember Me is still hard not gonna lie.
I love this movie. The scenes where Miguel and Hector sing Remember Me to Coco always get me.
One of the very best movies Disney has made in a decade.
This is one of my favorite Disney movies. It's visually stunning, the music is incredible and it has such a heartfelt story.
When this movie came out on DVD, I purposely showed it to my grandma so that I could have that song and the memory of watching it with her, with me always. I start to cry when I hear that song too. â€ïž
If Kingdom Hearts 4 will announce next year. Here's hoping Coco will be in the next Kingdom Hearts game.
I would LOVE that! The World of Coco is so vibrant and De la Cruz would be a great villain to have in the game. I just hope they don't give that world the Little Mermaid treatment.
Nomura confirmed himself that Kingdom Hearts 4 announced, but unknown when.
bro... this movie gets me so much.... im with you....non stop tearing
28:20 donât worry, i was crying at this moment even though i donât have daughters. itâs such a beautiful scene đ„Č
cry when mama coco dies, and when miguel sings remember me :'(
Honestly this movie is the most perfect representation of the day of the day, it brings my soul so close to home, this movie is the most perfect representation for dia de los muertos (day of the dead), so beautiful and the whole story is amazing! Iâve been waiting for your reaction to this because I knew you would love it, and I wasnât disappointed so thank you xxxx
this guy is a man. the only reactor who has a heart.
My grand grandmother had Alzheimer, she only remembered my mother's name. My brother played violon đ» at her house and she was so happy. So yeah this movie broke me
This was an amazing reaction, this is one of my favorite movies âš I love your videos and how much effort you put in to follow the plot line and characters
This is my favorite reaction to this movie I've ever seen. Thank you for taking the time to do this for all of us. â€ïž
"So the age you die is the age you are there......"
Yeah about that, I think it's like Neo seeing himself in the training simulator for the first time after he is sprung from the Matrix.
Morpheus calls the way Neo sees himself as "residual self image".
In the same way I think that Coco just sees herself still as she was at her death, as everyone else we see in the land of the dead looks young - including Imelda who clearly lived a fairly long life to have founded a successful business.
I love seeing you react to these emotional movies, you have really good reactions! I was crying with you at the end of this one.
I have to say I watched this movie for the first time today and it made me feel different towards the idea of death. Iâm not Mexican nor know much about Mexican culture, but this idea of death not being the worst possible thing that can happen really is mind changing. Instead, of worrying about death, they were worrying about the final death which would occur when you have been forgotten completely. It makes me think that the reason why you are not forgotten is because of the love your family has for you, and that love (expressed in diff ways) is passed on through generations and generations. That love is eternal. So what I took from this movie is that family is everything & with the best of your abilities, cherish the love of your family because that love has the power to make you live forever.
Bro at the end when he sings to coco I am always in tears. And then the last song makes me so happy.
Why did I cry again so many times watching your reaction!
Awesome reaction. First time I have seen your CZcams. Subbed
Cried a lot đ dunno if the memories of the scenes hit me hard again or if it was bc of your reactions đ great video!
29:33 Telling yourself to pull yourself together and there are still plenty of tear-jerking moments left... just wait.
Oh my goodness, I cried when I saw this movie. I love COCO! Thank you for sharing your heartfelt responseđ„°
Omg I freakin love all your emotion while you watched coco!!! This is my absolute favorite movie.
I am so happy that you did this movie honestly the movie reaction I have been waiting for and it was well worth the wait thank you xxx
28:16 for some one who have daughter, this movie hits hard. I thinking about my daughter too when watching that part.
Took my family to see this opening night. I was the same way you are in the theater. Made me really connect to my mom who passed away almost 10 years ago who never got a chance to see my family in person. Loved your Hamilton reactions from before and officially subscribed.
Being Mexican American, this movie perfectly captures my culture and preparations for El Dia De Los Muertos (The Day Of The Dead). How we decorate the altars, the music, the lore behind the celebration, everything.
Awww love the emotion dude, you're a gem! âș
I found you through your Buffy reactions, which Iâm loving! This reaction, however, is the first time Iâve felt compelled to comment. Wonderful, wonderful reaction! So earnest! So genuine! Loving the progression of your channel.
He's the biggest softie on CZcams, haha
I have really waiting for thisđ, I really know it's awesome already
Remember Me is my favorite song though out the movie. Brings me to tears every time.
I just want to say man, I have been following you for a LONG time now and I just need to give you credit for being one of the most sincere and kind people I have ever seen. You truly seem like an angel on Earth with the way you feel and think. God bless you and I will always be watching your content on all channels :)
This is my favorite Disney/Pixar movie... The first who made me really cry !
And I wanna say thank you for all your videos ! Im not fine theses days but when Im watching your reactions I feel really better ! Thanks for make me laugh/cry !
I binging on your reactions, and you're my favourite now. I'm crying so much đâ€ïž
COCO IS ART
Please consider "All Dogs Go to Heaven." :) Crazy underrated
And still is.... sad
OMFG I love that movie so much. The sequel wasnât too bad either actually.
What I love about this movie is how easily you can relate to it⊠I watched this not even a month after my grandma (whom I was super close with) passed away and I bawled for the entire last 10 minutes
It's a beautiful concept, amazing scenery and superb soundtrack. It's my favourite Pixar movie for sure đđ
Bro just for that I'm subscribed your reaction was epic, as a mexican I got emotional again thank you for that
Love love your reactions man, and I truly love how you allow yourself to cry and not ashamed of itđ