Watching Disney Pixar *COCO* For The FIRST TIME And It COMPLETELY DISMANTLED Me..

[@BillyBinges]

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[@layla-ky5mm]

Yay!!! I’m super excited!!8

[@layla-ky5mm]

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[@jamescouchreacts]

Hi can you watch Furious 7 after the Disney movies

[@Ale-pv4kt]

You should watch The Book of Life next!!

[@b39912]

Hamilton #bingers

[@RealogOnlyBrodie]

Coco is easily one of the most rewatchable Pixar movies to come out in the last decade

[@leighn.1027]

Yooo but like inside out

[@joalexander8775]

Idek how many times I’ve rewatched it especially in quarantine

[@NessCuddles]

Agreed!! It’s one of my favs now

[@sadlobster1]

This and Ratatouille are my personal favorite Pixar movies

[@Doc_398]

@@armandogonzalez9326 thats just a Disney movie not a pixar one

[@candidwings5609]

The part with Mama Coco singing is especially realistic, beautiful, and devastating because it's very common for people with Alzheimer's to recover lucidity for a while when music is playing, particularly music that they knew well when they were younger. It's become a form of alternative therapy that is being used.

[@DaniG-ex3vf]

Billy losing it when he finds out the truth about Ernesto is a whole mood.

[@Desiree7528]

For real when I watched it the first time it was like a novela 🤣 I was over here like: *dramatic gasp*

[@alandoodles]

So true, that was a plot twist I didn't see coming when I first watched the film.

[@FlyyGirl1000]

That’s the thing; we don’t know these celebs that well. What they portray on TV & the way they seem outwardly is all an illusion. We don’t know what they’re really like behind closed curtains and when the cameras aren’t rolling .

[@anez1266]

When I saw Coco for the first time, I had a strange feeling that something wasn't right about Ernesto being Miguel's great-great Grandfather, and when they finally meet at the party, the *_feeling_* that something was wrong still wouldn't leave me. And then when that plot twist was revealed that Ernesto was a murderer and got rid of Miguel, I was like "I KNEW IT! I KNEW THERE WAS SOMETHING WRONG WITH HIM!"😤 Plus my mind was so focus on figuring out about Ernesto, that I didn't took the time to realize that Hector was Miguel's REAL great-great Grandfather all along, I should've known sooner, but again I was so focus on the story and characters in the present moment, that I blinded myself from seeing that the answer was right there all this time. Nonetheless I was happy with the heartfelt surprise of Hector being Coco's father and Miguel's REAL family, it made me love the movie even more❤

[@arlenmendez8071]

@@Desiree7528 *Gasps in Spanish

[@BoxOKittens]

I normally don't like disney twists but the "remember me" song going from being a famous dude's song to his fans to really being a father's song to his daughter always punches me right in the gut. An actually well-done twist with earned emotion.

[@dds1491]

When Mama Coco started singing, my man was in shambles 😂😂

[@PureeTauruss]

😂😂😂😂😂 I lost it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ashante190]

Best part of the reaction ahaa

[@macabreromance]

I was too, shit 😭

[@helinituhhh]

We all were 😭

[@buttonsfan]

Nothing hits me as hard as when Coco starts singing with Miguel. I admit it’s partly because I didn’t see it coming, and I’m usually a smartass with movies.

[@yourlocalvampirekat]

Theory: Mama Coco hid the last peice of the photo, so her daughter wouldn't throw it away. She didn't wanna lose something to remind her of her father.

[@b.f.2461]

Probably hid it as a little girl so Mama Imelda wouldn’t throw it away. I can imagine her rummaging through the garbage to find where Imelda had thrown it, then hiding it with her father’s letters.

[@ViolettaVie]

@@b.f.2461 It's implied that Imelda ripped away Hector's part of the photo and threw it away. My guess is that Coco snatched it out of the trash when her mom wasn't looking and hid it away.

[@ashantibarnes4631]

“Disney, stop playing with my heart” needs to be a real song

[@cursivelyric3694]

It really does! The song already has great lyrics and melody!

[@zamhobby9662]

It does, he just take from the Backstreet Boys song - Quit Playing Games With My Heart....

[@Callmekatielee]

Literally chart topping material right there.

[@somegamer4071]

Well I mean junior from Kim possible has you covered

[@sebastianrodriguez9884]

This is the gospel: Jesus came down to earth to save us from the power of sin and death by dying on the cross, so that by His atoning blood He can reconcile us to the Father, then according to the bible He rose from the dead the third day. Anyone who accepts Gods free gift of salvation and believes (has faith/trusts) in Jesus' finished work on the cross as the only thing that can save you from sin and death has eternal life. Accept Him as your personal Savior and Lord of your life, get baptized in His (Jesus') name, strive to live holy, and read His word. Ephesians 2:8-9 says "For you are saved by grace through faith (in Jesus), and this is not from yourselves; it is God's gift- not from works, so no one can boast". Grace is not a licence to sin so don't think that because you are saved you have the right to continue living a sinful lifestyle. This isn't just a "religious" speech, this is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, first to the Jew, then to the Greek -Romans 1:16. PLEASE don't reject the gospel because THE END IS NEAR, with all this current news about Israel, we can see that we are living in the last days/hour, don't hesitate but run to Jesus NOW.

[@jacive._.]

The dog is a Xoloitzcuintli (yea, kinda hard), there is a legend about this dog breed. “According to Aztec legend, the Xolo came about when the god of death, Xolotl, created a dog from the Bone of Life. Xolotl gave the dog to Man and instructed him to guard it with his life. In exchange, the dog would. guide Man through the underworld on the way to the heavens.” These dogs are really important to our culture.

[@beej13]

Ernesto Delacruz is probably one of the scariest disney villains ever cause he's so human and real

[@BillyBinges]

He really is tho!!! Thank you for watching ❤️

[@beej13]

@@BillyBinges Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this film!

[@JavaJane87]

And Gaston. Ernesto, Gaston, and Mother Gothel are the WORST!

[@gabrielleduplessis7388]

But frollo is even scarier. I would put ernesto in the top three though.

[@Shirley36]

@@JavaJane87 nah, Frollo by far deserves top 3. He murdered Quasimodo's mother and tried to drown him as a baby in a well, and instead imprisoned him in a church bell tower for several years into adulthood, manipulating him to believe there was no good outside while he continued to abuse him mentally. Frollo burned most of Paris looking for Esmerelda and eventually tried to burn her at the stake for being a gypsy. The way he represents so much evil hiding behind the veil of religion and morality is so real and that's why he's so terrifying.

[@Bunneh8002]

Billy's reaction when Mama Coco started singing was hilarious 😂 I didn't expect him to break apart like that!

[@Okay_Is_Wonderful]

I mean, if anyone didn't cry at the end they have *no* soul.

[@BillyBinges]

I might need to go get checked 😞

[@Okay_Is_Wonderful]

@@BillyBinges I mean I know I'm predisposed after watching elderly family members go thru it, but those rare precious moments when you can glimpse the person you love still inside there - Mama Coco singing had me 😭

[@daniellac.7588]

@@BillyBinges awww it's okay I didn't cry but I was close to tears because I don't cry in public 😂

[@OrangePony75]

That was a regular FB joke: if you didn’t cry watching Coco, I need a picture of you… to put in my ofrenda, for you’re DEAD INSIDE :)

[@jamietheangryoctopus5938]

I cried cause a month or so ago my grandmother passed away, and she had dementia, like I believe Mama Coco did. It hit home when Coco remembered everything... My grandma never had a moment like that. She got better for a little while, but she passed away soon after... That happens a lot, people getting better before they pass.. Anyways, it hit close to home and it gets me every time.

[@Matacron]

Ernesto runs neck-and-neck for the top spot of "Dumbest Villain of all Time" with Mother Gothel. Nobody in the Disney fans community can decide which one is more stupid; Mother Gothel for telling Rapunzel her real birthday, or Ernesto for putting a murder that he actually committed in one of his movies.

[@FlyyGirl1000]

He obviously thought he was invincible and that it would fly over everybody’s head forever lmfao. He didn’t think he would have a run-in w/ hector’s great-great kin who would change the game someday . Ha ! He wanted fame, he got it .

[@ShayMiW]

Ernesto did what a lot of these rappers do irl so he was realistically stupid 😂😂

[@Maria-mk3uj]

I would say he's stupid yeah but the way you're overreacting it is cringey. 😬 It's more likely about his narcissism. I wouldn't say he's as stupid as you say when he was actually able to take his secret to the grave, until our anomaly Miguel no one expected came.

[@maximumlength5052]

@@FlyyGirl1000 also he’s so uncreative that he can’t even think of something original in his movies, just like he can’t create his own music

[@lulub517]

It’s actually pretty common for murderers to give away themselves stupidly. They get away with something once and they think they’re invincible and untouchable, that’s why so many of them get caught. They let their egos run the show and it ends up slipping out what they really did eventually.

[@cniknik9863]

I don't blame Mama Imelda for not forgiving Hector right away. I don't think it was a matter of pride either. Even though he wanted to come back to his family, he still left after she begged him not to go and had to raise their daughter alone while he live his dream. That's a heart break of being betrayed by someone you loved. Which fits the theme of the story twist Hector being betrayed by Ernesto.

[@FlyyGirl1000]

Yea she deflee had this nigga chasing, fighting his way back into her heart, and kissing a lot of ass. She was not a weak bish by any means. She loved herself and her family more . That’s why she’s the one for him

[@AliSakurai]

I still cannot stand her because of how she brought up the rest of the family though. And the fact that she told Miguel to give a music otherwise she wasn't gonna give him his blessing? I would have called her out on that and said 'fine I am staying right here because I am not giving something I love just because you are angry and bitter!'. I'm still wondering why Coco didn't put her father's picture up after her toxic mom finally bit the dust.

[@olivia3307]

I dont blame her either, but he didnt just leave her, he tried to come back to his family and give up his career, but that opportunity was taken away from him

[@Akira_Floress]

LMFAOOO HE LIKED EVERYONES COMMENT EXCEPT URS BAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA (not tryna be mean btw)

[@JaakuSan]

I really like that the conflict comes from an event in living memory. His grandmother is so fierce about music because she got to see in her own lifetime the pain Coco and Imelda went through because of Hector disappearing. It makes the premise less ridiculous.

[@cisneConCorbata]

I'm a native spanish speaker, I wanted to say that your pronunciation is way better than you think

[@BillyBinges]

Well thank you for that! Cause I need all the encouragement 😂

[@vanevellz_6577]

@@BillyBinges the way you said “alebrije” the first time was hella good!

[@angelca9383]

Es verdad! Well done vato! Saludos!

[@ExploringJo18]

Yeah out of the 3 ways you said alebrije, I’m pretty sure that the first way you said it is correct

[@doubledorkCrawf0rd]

I'm trying to perfect my Spanish but I studied in France so I had a SPANISH education, not Mexican or any SA country... I did get the soundtrack for this movie in Spanish because it is *magical*

[@PixarShark]

This movie is something else when you rewatch it with the knowledge that Hector is the grandfather. ; A ; Suddenly you understand all of his grievances with everything Ernesto (like how quickly he shut down the idea of Miguel playing Remember Me at the show) and see the little ways in which you can tell he was once a father. What sticks out the most to me tho is their argument after the talent show. It seems at first that Hector is being unnecessarily mean about Miguel's ambitions, then you realize that he's basically trying to stop this kid from becoming what he himself has. 😭 A kid who left his family for music and died in the process, torn away from the ones he loves forever. "You'll thank me later," he tells him.

[@laurac7608]

Dante is a Xoloitzcuintle, and that breed of dog is believed to guide the souls to Mictlan, which is the Aztec underworld. That's why he can see Miguel

[@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor]

Also, his name is Dante. In reference to Dante’s Inferno presumably, which is about a journey through hell.

[@jenneyle3562]

@@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor his names is also Dante because Ernesto has a horse named Dante. And you know how cocos got that creepy obsession so he named the dog Dante too

[@donovanmartin7946]

pixar and the little things, god they do their homework

[@BlackavarWD]

Also, it is believed to be the actual animal that people *think* is the Chupacabra.

[@stefichokie]

@@BlackavarWD I've never seen a chupacabra but the first time i saw a Xoloitzcuintle I literally yelled out Chupacabra! because I had no other idea of what that thing was lol

[@Pirate1718]

Coco destroyed me. Especially after what my Mexican girlfriend told me before watching. My mum passed away not long before I met her. She told me she would honour her on her altar for Día de Muertos, my heart was just, melted. I have her a picture of my mum and she honoured her as she did with her own family. I don't knock what I did to deserve my gf. But now we are together, we both keep each other strong. She's my whole world. This beautiful angel did this for me and I'll never forget it.

[@pencil2680]

For día de los muertos you should make your mom’s favorite foods so that it can be left on the altar for her to enjoy along with your girlfriends family

[@camilamardones4628]

As a latina who understands the importance of family in our culture, living with my sick grandma that we all take care of, this movie makes me cry so easily...

[@SadicDarkAngel]

Totally, Ive watched like 3 times already and every time I cry. Recently I watched with my parents and even my dad who doesn't cry easily teared up. It's just a beautiful movie.

[@MsSpunkisam]

Yes, I cried since my Nana doesn't remember me. And when she reunites with her father... Fudge!

[@ambriaashley3383]

@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria wow. So sorry you had to go through all that & were victimized by people who should have be loving & supportive of you. I’m so glad you had a special connection with your grandma, though, & that you have kept your positive spirit. You’re very strong.

[@LaFlor718]

I’m a Carib Latina and this movie came out shortly before my grandfather passed. He was out of the country and we flew to him to try to bring him back to the US for treatment but when we realized that was not an option, we stayed by his bed in shifts until the last moment. This was a few years ago and I have the dried flowers from his funeral en mi ofrenda to this day. It took me a long time to watch Coco but it’s my favorite.

[@clelia4660]

That movie always makes me cry, especially at the part where coco and his great grandmother start singing together. It makes me think of my grandmother and how much I miss her.

[@Stardust_7273]

I love this movie, I still cry when Hector is singing Remember Me to Coco in the flashback and when they're all finally reunited in the Land of the Dead.

[@jacqueehebert9649]

This movie show the magic that is music therapy with dementia patients. When they hear music that makes them happy or they associate with happy memories, I.e “remember me” with cocoa and her dad, it makes them remember things and they become more aware about their surroundings.

[@JosePaloNi]

The song that Hector's wife sings at the stage "La llorona" is amazing, this film just hits different if you understand spanish. Love all your disney reactions, you make me so happy with your comments and laughing, im fallin for u dude

[@AryaLux]

I believe he's married- 😳

[@lonelyronin2428]

and he's a father-

[@emely_aries2879]

Billy said he hope he choke on a chorizo, I was dying of laughter. Billy, Chorizo means sausage.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Yeah and it's stinky sausage too! I've had it before, smells like dirty feet when you cook it.

[@Bellixies]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 my god What kind of chorizo was that r u sure it wasn't expired?

[@florenciohernandezjr.2556]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 don’t disrespect chorizo like this.

[@Cesia_B]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 who lied to you like this!? 😂 that ain't chorizo

[@maddwitch]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 Something was definitely wrong with your chorizo. Chorizo does not, and should not, stink. When you cook it, you should smell spices and whatever the meat it's made from smells like when it's cooking. It should smell mouthwatering.

[@jds1fan242]

5:09 "Come on brother, this man is droppin' gems!" Little does he know that man murdered someone.

[@awphooey2u519]

Oh, the chorizo joke was supposed to be low key dirty. Chorizo is spiced mexican pork sausage. Very popular in Spanish dishes.

[@TheJeannag]

I can't even watch a commentary of this movie without bawling, they really have been putting out gut-wrenchers with Moana, Coco, Encanto, Turning Red. All of them have the running theme of healing from intergenerational trauma, particularly with children being forced to do the work, and it just hits so damn hard.

[@alligatorinavest]

As a Mexican-American, this movie hit me hard. The first time I saw this in the theater, I had to stop myself from ugly-crying lol

[@MiArcangel]

Same, i watched it with my dad "el macho" and i didn't want to cry cause i didn't want him to make fun of me and when i looked next to me he was crying none stop hahahahaha

[@solus8685]

@@jakedull2553 that sounds so wrong

[@gracebrown3074]

I for sure Ugly-cried, I did not have the strength to do anything but.

[@jasonthompson1604]

@@MiArcangel this film will hit all dads. Basically a film about the bond between a father and daughter. Definitely got me

[@lh9591]

I ugly cried and definitely made the families with small children uncomfortable.

[@joannauresti_btx956]

I love how they represent my heritage so well. I love this movie so much and it still makes me cry. My dad passed away a year after this movie came out so watching Hector sing his song to his daughter makes me think of my dad when he would sing to me.

[@spookyandwithdrawn20]

You should do Prince of Egypt it’s a masterpiece. I’m even agnostic and I still love it. #bingers

[@AmberNicoleOfficial]

Yessss 😩😩 Prince of Egypt is amazing!! Hope he reacts to it at some point crossing fingers 🤞🏽!

[@alyshaharper8730]

Agnostic? I am a freaking witch and I love that movie.

[@lauraportillo7575]

Yeessss! Beautiful movie.

[@mercadoanna1991]

Same. Agnostic too but the music and the visuals are just amazing !!

[@SadicDarkAngel]

I am agnostic as well and I love when they put it on the regular channels at Holy week :D

[@ruqui370]

Honestly I really love how this movie was respectful about my culture and it made me so happy when I watched it for the first time. Also I love how they animated the catrinos and the catrinas! Yes they are supposed to represent the dead but they really look like the catrinos :)

[@bluecottoncandy16]

Unrelated but the vacuum marks are so satisfying

[@jessicamorgan2438]

I've noticed this the past couple of videos! I'm glad I'm not the only one lol

[@luisacmontero]

Omg I thought I was the only one who noticed lol

[@khadejiamiller7991]

And the carpet just looks so clean

[@artsysabs]

Oh god now that's all I'm looking at

[@michellebarry1555]

Right?! I think that every time I watch his reactions!

[@SpiritedHeart94]

When mama Imelda looks at Hector during her performance, the line she sings in Spanish (I’m not even gonna *try* to spell it out lol) means “I’ll never stop loving you”, and the way she looks at him in that moment proves she was being serious about it. 🥰

[@ZeldaWolf2000]

Did you notice that at the end when they're walking across the bridge, Hector is wearing shoes? He's wearing shoes! The fan cannon is that Imelda made them for him. I love it so much! I've literally seen this movie over 25 times, and I've cried every time. 😀 also, hug through the computer. I wanted to hug you during the duet scene at the end. I love hugging people during that scene. 😀 Forgot to mention: I love the line, "that's for murdering the love of my life." It's such a deep line, that you can't really digest in the first watch, and it's great. First you find it funny, and then the second time around it's still funny, but then you realize that she still loves him, and always has, and by the third watch, it makes you cry, and then you're feeling all the emotions and it's great. Oh! Also! For some adorable behind the scenes detail that makes the flashback scene even sweeter; the voice actor for Hector, his ACTUAL little girl plays little Coco, so he's ACTUALLY singing to his daughter. That is the best behind the scenes information that I have ever been given ever! It makes it so much better! End it was already amazing! God I love this movie! 😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@jessicamorgan2438]

I didnt know he was singing to his actual daughter 😭 and I've never noticed him wearing shoes at the end and I've seen this dozens of times 😳 I love that cannon!

[@ZeldaWolf2000]

@@jessicamorgan2438 I know right!? I'm normally not for love stories, but this is my favorite, because it has other elements and it's SO good! You can understand why Imelda is still mad at Hector, even though he was murdered, he still left in the first place, so she still has the right to be mad at him. However you can also understand why hector would want to leave and play music. It was his talent, and he could probably make a lot more money off of doing that than anything else. Also, adorable behind the scenes info about Imelda's voice actress: Alanna's mom sang La Liorona to her growing up, so when she heard her daughter singing so song in a movie she cried. It was apparently a very touching moment for the two of them. How sweet is that! 😀😢

[@jessicamorgan2438]

@@ZeldaWolf2000 I understand why Imelda was mad. She didn't know. I probably would be to if I were in her shoes.. Thats the tricky part about love. Of course you want them to be happy and pursue what they love but that selfish part of you kinda resents it especially if he's able to do what he loves and maybe you have yours on hold due to raising a child (especially on your own). Im not saying she didn't love raising Coco but hopefully you get what I mean..

[@ZeldaWolf2000]

Definitely. You feel bad for both of them. You understand why Hector left, but you also understand why Imelda was so mad at him for so long. Also, her denouncement of music ENTIRELY just shows how much she loves Hector. He hurt her so bad she couldn't even be AROUND music. I love writing that makes me have to read between the lines like that. It's great. 😀 Also, even though we don't see them as a couple for long, they are SOOOO CUUUUTE! 😀 They're one of my favorite couples in anything every. Also also, their are so many good lessons in this movie for adults and kids alike. Even my dad got something out of. God I could talk about this movie FOREVER sorry. ☺️

[@jessicamorgan2438]

@@ZeldaWolf2000 Don't apologize! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and fun facts about this! I love looking into the characters of Disney movies and possible cannons, small details, and reasoning of their actions! (I think they put these in for the real fans to notice and analyze) Disney has really stepped up their game on the watcher's feelings. Dont get me wrong I love the old classics but these new ones that have come out in the past decade gets your heart into it as well as life lessons! I have really fallen into love with people reacting to movies like this for the first time. I found Billy's music reaction channel about a year ago and just recently found his movie one and I've been binging lol

[@405Outlaw]

10:50... Chorizo is basically marinated sausage, kinda like breakfast sausage, but in this scene it has a double meaning. Thats why his friends were picking on Hector in how he passed. Mexican humor revolves around innuendos so Disney did a good job applying it for the adult audience, especially for the Mexicans. He died bc he had too much d i c k which tbh, it's the sorriest way to die.

[@yeabih5607]

He died because he was poisoned . Lol and the joke is HE CHOKED ON A D I C K . Lol

[@christophervillalba4139]

Me: *sees Billy reacting to Coco* Also me: "Oh snap, Billy about to cry."

[@silvsevie]

2:25 you got it right the first time! then it went a bit down hill, but you said alebrijes perfectly the first time! I love this movie, I was studying abroad when it came out and my abuelita passed and I just wanted to go back and visit her.

[@arldasfordas9043]

"Mama coco, noo" I loved that cause that was my reaction too 🤣

[@bisahase1576]

Mine too I started crying immediately 😂

[@nanizro2840]

I love how Billy recognized the Latin woman’s most deadly weapon The Chancla. 🩴🩴🩴🩴

[@catherinepoirier3879]

That last scene with Mama Coco gets me every time, even through Billy's meltdown X'D

[@oforth]

there will come a day when that scene no longer destroys me… but it wasn’t this day 😭

[@ricardoquintero7160]

@@oforth nah it always should for all who believe in an afterlife where we'll one day get to reunite with loved ones who've passed on

[@JeanY_08]

when I saw Billy kinda like Ernesto's character at first, I laughed and said to myself "This man's gonna lose it later"

[@itsturniptime3699]

Fun Fact The hardest things to animate in this film were the clothes on the skeletons. Lot of clipping and stuff to deal with.

[@edwarlock8244]

The first time I watched this movie, I knew it was classic from the moment they showed the Disney castle music with mariachi instruments. The whole beginning was emotional for me, since I was immediately transported to my childhood by seeing Miguel be a boy in Mexico. Felt like I was watching myself, it was awesome.

[@inesxxx4835]

Everytime I want to cry I just go listen to "Remember me" lol

[@stephstarsshine]

Coco wrecked me completely when I first saw it. I was glad to be alone in my room watching it bc crying in the theaters is 💀

[@Kaptson]

No matter how many times you watch Coco, Coco singing always brings a tear to our eyes

[@MidnightHowling]

"a" tear? Oh, I mean..ahem..who's cutting onions?

[@gabriellescates5516]

It’s crazy that all of the animation of the fingers on the guitar is actually accurate

[@melmusings369]

Is it? Another Wow from the movie.. And it's further amazing that you noticed it in the movie. Wow

[@gabriellescates5516]

@@melmusings369 yes! Shoutout to Pixar for that 😂😊

[@awphooey2u519]

Miguel has great talent learning an acoustic by ear and watching the tv and other musicians. He wasnt traditional taught and you could hear him playing Spanish guitar notes. The plucking strings.

[@barefootanimist]

He also fingers the actual guitar chords when he's playing, and the kid who voiced him is a Mariachi, too...

[@StoryMing]

His singing, his voice is incredible!

[@carmelizedolive5832]

Omg...I laughed so hard every time you called Mamá Imelda's alebrije a "gargoyle" 😂😭

[@violetclover1224]

Yasss one of the best Pixar movies in recent years

[@MacTechG4]

Another great tearjerker of a movie is a little British film called “When the Wind Blows” It may have endearing elderly protagonists and charming animation style, but it is most emphatically NOT for kids, not due to language/violence/situations, but because this movie is one of the darkest, bleakest, most depressing films you’ll ever watch, this film WILL crush your soul, push you past the point of tears, and into just plain, unrelenting *numbness* It’s available on that website named after the big South American River...

[@barefootanimist]

I don't think too many people pay attention to the fact that the _famous_ guitar has a gold tooth, foreshadowing that its proper owner was Coco's father, rather than the one best-known for playing it. And, in the afterlife, skeletons can't bone... They need their flesh for that.

[@uhohmykokoro1616]

Wow 🤯 I just noticed that and I’ve seen this movie so many times

[@barefootanimist]

@@uhohmykokoro1616 If you own the Blu-Ray, check out the documentary about the real-life version of the guitar...it's definitely _muy guapo._

[@Delcattiy]

Holy crow, I never realized that! Next time I watch Coco, that will probs be the 1st thing I notice when Miguel is finishing his guitar, cuz he makes it exactly like Hector's guitar that de la Cruz stole.

[@barefootanimist]

@@Delcattiy Miguel's guitar also foreshadows Hector's role, because it's worn-down and dirty-white, like Hector, while Ernesto's skeleton is white and clean.

[@brndnii7840]

9:48 he was so proud when he knew what guapo meant and what a little bit meant😂 his laugh even sounded mexican

[@PurpleBuggy19]

This movie means so much to me. Not because it’s a part of my culture alone. It’s because in 2017 both my abuelas passed away. Both before I got married that year. When I saw this movie with my soon to be husband, my heart was pained. I cried so much when Mama Coco and Miguel sang together. I especially cried when I saw Mama Coco’s pic being put on the ofrenda. It’s a wonderful movie to watch and I cry every time 🥰

[@ashantibarnes4631]

Omg I love how excited he got when he said “un poquito”😂

[@tabulateseal159minecrafter2]

So pure and adorable

[@gregsteele806]

I love that Hector gets his guitar back at the end. He got everything back that was taken from him.

[@sadlobster1]

To be honest, I like the Mexicans views on life and death more than America's. They believe that death isn't the end of one journey, it's the start of another one and that the spirits of those you love will always be with you; as long as you remember them, of course. Whereas in America, most people follow the Brian Griffin (or Seth MacFarlane) mentality and believe "dead people are just plain gone;" even some circles of Christians believe that

[@lilelo208]

In America we profit off of death instead.

[@sadlobster1]

@@lilelo208 Disgraceful

[@lilelo208]

@@sadlobster1 I know, especially when they use holograms. Using their memory to bring more people to the seats. Also: "In the United States, there is an average of 2.4 million funerals a year, usually costing loved ones between $8,000 to $10,000. Dying is... expensive."

[@sadlobster1]

@@lilelo208 Now, THAT is REALLY disrespecting the dead

[@lilelo208]

@@sadlobster1 It's a dystopia, we're trying to be better but our time isn't our own. Pretty soon we won't be able to even retire unless we change the system wealth distribution.

[@LilyNilly]

Billy's reaction to this is just funny 😂 9:26- 9:40 I'm dying 🤣😂🤣 "She said Bequita and the dang gArGoYlE came out the Sky"

[@theplanethaskimnamjoon]

In the Philippines, we also practised that kind of holiday instead of celebrating Halloween. November 1 for All Saint's Day and November 2 for All Souls' Day. We also offered food for the loved ones that had passed. This movie is close to my heart and it made me cry so much.

[@paulinerosa661]

Yea, im half filipino and its somewhat similar 🤔

[@laticiadavis8627]

Luv this movie I cried the first time I watched it essentially when mama coco started singing.great reaction billy luv your smile and laughter.

[@daniellac.7588]

Same here, in Slavic we also do that but not on those days. We share specials food with our dead on a regular basis but then after they passed away every 1,3,5,7, and 9 years there is that huge traditional festival like situation in my mom's village where we dress in traditional outfits and prepare lots of stuff: we decorate corn stalks with candies, prepare cakes, food, drinks, candles, pictures of the person who passed away and we want to honor, and a big mirror. Then we dance on traditional folk music all night in a circle holding all those items for the dead. And we give colored scarves to the people who danced to mark the end of our grieving period. It's also a way to celebrate the dead's life and give them a huge party.

[@hdly682]

Same as Haiti, November 1st is a day for the dead, to celebrate them, visit, bring food and all that.

[@ArMY96Bang]

@@daniellac.7588 that's very interesting! From what country is that tradition? I mean I am Slavic too (Polish) and we don't celebrate it that way, for us is just two days 1of November (All Saint's Day) and 2 of November (All Dead's Day), we go to cementary and just put a candle on the grave of our dead ones. But! that is beautiful how Slavic culture is diverse! I would love to read about your celebrations more :)

[@richierewinds]

When my granny died, we used Remember Me (Spanish version) as a tribute song. My heart couldn't take it, my eyes were watering, she was the best part of my life

[@babybliss5]

This is the only movie that makes me UGLY CRY. Man, once my boyfriend was just flipping through the channels and we didn't even SEE THE WHOLE MOVIE, we only got the last 10 mins, and I was ugly sobbing. MAMA COCO. HER FACE JUST GETS ME. FAMILY IS SO IMPORTANT😭😭😭

[@RocketRoketto]

Abuelita saying "he's better off forgotten" should of been a clue when I first saw it because Ernesto was never forgotten but Hector was. I saw this movie the first time at a theater here in NYC with Lin Manuel Miranda and the people that wrote the music for the movie. And I cried fr.

[@fightingfaerie]

This came out about a year or two after loosing my great grandma to dementia/Alzheimer's. God the end when Mama Coco remembered and was singing, then when she was reunited with her papa in the afterlife. Omg my heart, I was sobbing. In my Nana's last moments apparently she remembered her mother (I wasn't there)

[@sourcreamdude6904]

I can’t tell you how many times I’m in tears during this movie, especially when Mama Coco starts singing with Miguel

[@themadgamer1217]

This movie made me cry like a baby. Mexico has such a beautiful culture of honoring their family, and the music and art is so wonderful and unique. 🇲🇽 (please tell me I got the flag right 😅)

[@Sweetnsour-yu8qu]

Yes you got the flag right. :) 🇲🇽

[@ayrajamie]

Hey Billy I just discovered your channel by chance and started binge-watching on your reaction videos. You are so entertaining to watch and most of your comments actually makes sense 😂.. After watching this reaction you did for Coco, I do want to suggest a movie that you could react next. It's the Book of Life - an animated movie and has the same feels with Coco but different story

[@DoranGale]

#bingers Kubo and the Two Strings! Everyone talks about Coco, but most have forgotten Kubo, and it’s just not fair... Kubo came out first, and it has a similar theme (remembering loved ones after an epic journey with the dead, all centered around an instrument), but Kubo is also a stop-motion masterpiece. They shattered all records for biggest pieces, pieces destroyed by wear and tear while filming... Someone remember Kubo...

[@DoranGale]

P.S. Sill planning on posting Nerve soon? I hope so 🤗 So excited 😆

[@BillyBinges]

I can confirm nerve is done. Just might be another week or two before it comes out!

[@memyselfandi7782]

I haven't forgotten but Coco is good as well.

[@evanartey2456]

Yes please do Kubo. It's a masterpiece 💕💕

[@jenniferselby679]

Just rewatched Kubo and still get emotional everytime! Amazing imagery, and super well done

[@evelynbailey324]

16:56 “The Lies. THE LIES!” Yo, I was weak! That was so hilarious 🤣

[@travisunderwood3713]

One of the best parts of this movie is early in the credits. Where the crew has the largest ofrenda permanently in the credits, their families will never be forgotten. Makes my wife cry every time :)

[@orioncook4988]

" you don't have to worry about being ugly you just need to be confident, I'm living proof" I'm sorry are we just letting him tell straight-up lies, ain't no way he's anything less than gorgeous also love these videos,

[@MeruHina]

Everyone crying when Mama Coco starts signing is a mood.

[@elizabethalderman8749]

This movie made my entire family cry because Mama Cocoa reminded us of our late Great Grandmother. She made the best fried plantains with garlic, loved music and adored her family and friends. The tribute at the end of the credits? So emotional. WATCH THE ENDING CREDITS

[@jenneyle3562]

You should do Lilo and Stich. There’s a bunch of funny and emotional parts. One of my favs #bingers

[@JemJam2976]

I love Lilo & Stitch. Stitch is my favorite

[@daniellac.7588]

Agreed!!!!

[@zitlaxoch8]

Yes! You will love it!

[@J0hnL3m0nz]

Lilo and Stitch made me cry

[@alexandramalikova9612]

I love when you zoom on yourself singing part of the song and your videos make me laugh, that's why I watch them all the time now.

[@thaiscordoba6950]

The Prince of Egypt and The Iron Giant are some of the most underrated animated films. #bingers

[@Zellie_nessa]

Oh my gosh yesss! I used to love the iron giant growing up🙏🏾

[@shakeyraware4470]

@@Zellie_nessa I love It too

[@sassylittleprophet]

Yes, The Prince of Egypt is SO GOOD!

[@hufflepuffxlovex]

"I still don't know what a chorizo is But I wish he choke on one" Shfjdkejdbfk I'm DYING. Your commentary is everything!

[@Jebusiito]

Those animals are called 'Alebrijes', which are a combination of different parts of animals. Aka Spiritual Guides. In México, they represent a spiritual guide who help you transit life and death.

[@sublind4225]

How do you NOT show the moment where they put Coco's picture up at the end!!! The most emotional scene!! I remember the whole theater went "awww" in unison... Such a heartbreaking moment 😢

[@ricardogonzales7831]

The writers/animators actually put in A LOT of research into this movie. My mom was born and raised in Mexico and my grandparents moved their whole HUGE family to the US. There is so much in this movie that reminds me of my grandparents, aunts and uncles. Knowing the culture and language from birth makes this an extremely touching movie. Glad you enjoyed it. Another great movie is "Instructions not Included" with Eugenio Derbez. You WILL laugh.

[@rebeccamendoza3563]

I saw this in theaters and loved it since I am Mexican but two weeks later my Abuelita passed and she looked just like Coco. I haven’t been able to watch it since but I still do love it very much. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@HeartlessPhoenix]

I legit can't watch this movie without tearing up. I didn't even cry during Up, but this one gets to me.

[@elliewhitt4888]

I love his excitement at the beginning because he thought he knew. Just like we all thought we knew and then it broke us.

[@nataliehuynh7525]

#bingers “Over the moon”. This isn’t a Disney animation but it has Disney vibes, and it’s directed by Glen Keane who has worked on many Disney movies (Aladdin, tangled, the little mermaid, beauty and the beast, Tarzan, and Pocahontas). Also, the songs are SO GOOD!

[@omoidashu]

Over the Moon is a pretty good film, but for Keane this was his first full length film to direct. He was not a director in those other films, the later ones he may have been an executive producer, but he is credited as supervising animator and character designer most times. He's the artist behind major characters like Beast, Ariel, Tarzan, Pocahontas, and Aladdin, (and MANY other character) but he is not the director. Most of the films you listed are actually a great team of Ron Clements and John Musker (their most recent works being The Princess and the Frog and Moana).

[@nataliehuynh7525]

@@omoidashu oh I was super misinformed, thanks for clearing that up :)

[@CindyRubyCutie]

Over the moon was too cute, cried almost three times when I first saw it!! I'd love for him to see it too!

[@DeeDiamond2981]

Ohhh it was amazing...

[@kawaiiemolga]

I love this movie!

[@myajenkins452]

Billy, stop saying "oh my heart!" Because I think your gonna start crying, your like mentally messing me up! "Billyyy stop playing with my heart...heart" I'ma stop now 😂

[@eloisapompa5048]

I was not brought up celebrating Dia De los Muertos so I didn't understand the hype. COCO explained this part of my Mexican Heritage to me at age 58. I understand it now. Billy, you made me laff so hard cuz I do speak Spanish and your commentary had me rolling. You know about that fearsome Chancla. Lol. Abuelita don't play. Such a fun reaction. TY.

[@BillyBinges]

I’m glad I could make you laugh eloisa! I need to look into it more because I heard of it but I have no knowledge what’s so ever.

[@seiya.power.awesome.inspire]

The end of this movie where Hector's songs were remembered and Ernesto La Cruz had a 'Forget You' sign on his statue was absolutely hilarious. I died XD.🤣

[@ilymya5825]

"Mama coco no Mama coco no......"😭😭😭

[@sabrinactb3123]

My great father, who was puerto rican, used to make shoes and taught a musician how to play guitar and he was in a band. So I relate so much to this movie, it had me in tears!

[@ashantibarnes4631]

The real question is: after watching this, billy are u gonna try to get back into Spanish?

[@BillyBinges]

Ashanti I really need to!!

[@charleslee8313]

The music at that party. Man, that beat was smooth.

[@izzyjohnson17]

Enchanted. It’s not animated but it’s one of my fav Disney princess movies! #bingers

[@artsysabs]

Yes! Me and my fiance want our wedding song to be "So Close"

[@foreverlucky3412]

Well, it's partly animated at the beginning. I agree though, it's a great movie!

[@Debbie76]

@@artsysabs Although so close is a lovely song, it's not really wedding appropriate as it's about s doomed love affair 🙁

[@StoryMing]

Sorry... Not my favorite. 🙇🏻‍♀️

[@lyndseystrait1513]

😂 The comment about Emelda being a good line backer got me! Also, the Abuela has appropriately been memes several times. Great commentary and movie review!

[@yasminsevero3468]

I watched this movie in portuguese (as I'm brazilian) as spanish too and listen... Remember Me hits really different as Recuerdame. My grandma had alzheimer and she passed away in 2017 when she didn't even know what was going on like Mama Coco, making this movie the biggest trigger to me. Also, the whole poison thing looks literally out of a Mexican soap opera, the culture, family, music, DAMN I LOVE THIS MOVIE

[@brizagarcia6739]

The way u got so excited when u knew what guapo meant haha. Alsooo I’ve literally been binge watching ur vids there so funny

[@persephonene7421]

This movie made me sob uncontrollably the first time I saw it and I could not stoppp Every single time the Remember Me flashback or the ending Remember me scene... TEARS. DUDE your reactions are legit sooo addictive and so hilarious I freakin love them. I am a die hard fan now.

[@BillyBinges]

Thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@ida6192]

watching this having watched the movie already and seeing him stan ernesto is... an experience

[@vanessapaviag]

Coco is literally so heart warming to me It’s amazing how well they did the Mexican representation It made me cry 1000% and made me feel super nostalgic and made me miss my family in Mexico They captured our culture well ☺️💖

[@harmonythompson1201]

I can’t stop crying at Mama Coco singing Remember Me

[@brooke9847]

My dad plays guitar so growing up we'd work on songs together and I would sing along to him playing. Music is such a big part of our relationship so this movie hits home for me. Definitely one of the best new-age pixar movies.

[@Sinikkastudio]

0:47 that’s why I’m here! Your energy is everything!!!! ❤️