**COCO** Is PIXARS BEST Movie To Date (I Cried... Alot)

[@leena6946]

the fact that coco had Alzheimer’s and her only memory was hector is just so heartbreaking and amazing at the same time🤧

[@rxbeccarose]

It’s so tragic 😭😭

[@a.g.demada5263]

I saw a video about an old lady with alzheimer who was a ballerina when she was young. One day, someone made listen to her the music of " The Swan's lake " and she remembered the choregraphy she danced

[@silvsevie]

@@a.g.demada5263 music has been proved to help dementia and Alzheimer's patient to connect and remember some things.

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@silvsevie really ?

[@karolagarcia216]

@@a.g.demada5263 yeah, the memories of life and the muscle memories are keep in different parts of the brain, and some people can remember how to play piano, dance or sing,cause all of that is muscle memory and apparently it helps them a lot as therapy

[@Neevkl_7]

Another part of this film I love is Hector has no shoes for the whole film. But at the end when he’s walking across the bridge he has shoes on. His family made him shoes to officially welcome him back to the family and that’s so wholesome lol

[@rxbeccarose]

AWWW THATS SO CUTE 😭😭

[@a.g.demada5263]

And all his clothes are repair

[@joy2850]

I DIDN'T PAY ATTENTION TO THAT. SHIT. I'M CRYING AGAIN???????¿¿¿

[@killingeveedits8228]

Awww

[@natanwashere]

@@joy2850 same i was busy bawling eyes out that i couldn't pay attention to that small details lmao

[@apolloisabnormal1001]

“Aw that’s so cute, family moment!” Me who’s seen the movie multiple times: *Imma call that a yikes-*

[@kookielover7523]

Fr 🤣😅

[@rykar428]

😂😂😂

[@riduanaqil1452]

Loll😂😂

[@EKKO5]

Fr

[@cheesehattom]

Fun fact: Dante is a dog called a Xoloitzcuintli. The Aztec believed them to be companions during life and guides in the afterlife.

[@barefootanimist]

You have to respect a breed of dog that's existed since the Aztecs...

[@mikedblack03]

Fun Fact part 2: Dante is named after the italian poet Dante Alighieri who wrote the Divina Commedia in which he describes his imaginary travel in the afterlife

[@barefootanimist]

@@mikedblack03 He's also the one who basically "designed" Hell.

[@kamatz83]

@@barefootanimist Not only they have existed since the aztecs, when the spanish conquistadores arrived to Mexico they were hunted down and they survived! The breed was thought to have gone extinct but then people discovered they had been hiding in the jungles of Oaxaca and Guerrero. They are beautiful dogs and there are with hair and hairless like Dante.

[@maffydaffytaffy]

Fun fact: The mexica emperor Moctezuma used to have a dog kennel of this specific breed but not for pet purposes but because he thought they were an excellent dish

[@ev7785]

When COCO sang to his grandmother a baby started crying and then I cried and then the whole theatre cried and the air was wet.

[@conejitorosada2326]

@@sophie5199 You mean Coco is Migel's Great grandmother but yeah, it's one of the most saddest and memorable moments

[@mariotovar2173]

(Smiling): You mean, “Miguel sang to his great grandmother Coco...”

[@arielplays5629]

The air was wet? 👁👄👁😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DemonBunnyQueen]

Ew 😂 that’s so beautiful 🤧

[@vanessapaviag]

Girl I feel you. As a Mexican I felt this movie really captured our culture very well and it made me so nostalgic because I haven’t seen my family in a while yet cuz I live in New York while they live in Mexico. When mama coco sang along and at the end when everyone is happy I cried too lmao. Every single time I watch it I cry. It’s such a good film. I went to Disney world after it came out and went to Epcot where they had a coco themed place and my heart was literally so full and happy 😭

[@aa-mb9oj]

yeah same as well i was so happy that she reacted to this 🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@azul_trejo12]

So happy to see our culture portrayed in this beautiful way 🇲🇽

[@Slaveowner69j]

I remember this movie was in the news for being beautiful.

[@JerryThePlaty]

Ojala puedas ir a mexico soon. Obviously family is a HUGE part of Mexican culture.

[@wiccantexan]

I was very pleased they illustrated the Mexican concept of the 3 Deaths.

[@alaynag6917]

I remember doing a psychology project on Alzheimer’s, and how music affects them, in helping memory/sparking memory. I ended up getting extra points for using remember me as an example :)

[@a.g.demada5263]

I saw a video about an old lady, with alzheimer who was a ballerina when she was young, who remember her choregraphy when someone made her listen " The swan's lake "

[@killingeveedits8228]

Yeah there’s a dude on the news who has dementia and he plays the piano and they made an entire orchestra out of his original peice and he can remember it and he loves the music

[@avidanime158]

I don't think it was Alzheimers, but the voice actress for the original CInderella forgot she was Cinderella, however whenever she heard a Dream is a wish your heart makes it comforted her, she loved the song so much but she didn't know why.

[@myrnacollins6016]

"This is next level wholesome stuff." *sweats nervously*

[@rxbeccarose]

😭😭

[@iaminyourwalls666]

*laughs nervously*

[@andresbarriga5305]

Gets nervous nervously.

[@Ari-ov8vw]

My biggest fear every year when my family and I put up the offrenda is that I, a very clumsy person, is going fall or drop a candle and set the house on fire. I also have to keep my cat locked in the my room during the night so she doesn't start a fire.

[@rxbeccarose]

That’s a very valid fear 😭

[@candicemcd]

I dunno if you're allowed to but my mom has this battery operated candle on her alter that kinda looks alot like a real candle. I mean I know it isn't the same as a real flame but my mom uses it because it's safer around my kids... So I'm sure it would be okay around cats....

[@kaizoisevil]

@@candicemcd my mom uses that in my house too for Diwali. The floor is wooden so too many open flames would be risky.

[@Ari-ov8vw]

I really love coco because it showed the world how beautiful mexican culture is. The world likes to focus on all the ugly parts of Mexico (the cartel and their drugs and violence) but never the people and the culture

[@SavannaPlays]

Yeah, one time I was on a cruise and went to Mexico and I actually got to see how beautiful the colors were, the food, and I think there was some music playing. Even though I didn't speak there language I think Mexico is a beautiful historic place.

[@barefootanimist]

According to the Blu-Ray extras, they spent six years researching and designing the film, and they had even cast a voice for Miguel, but because he aged past the role, they let him be the stage-hand who tells Ernesto he has thirty seconds...

[@laurentuck7835]

i’ve always had a big appreciation and fixation on día de los muertos since i first learnt about it in school. the whole cultural tradition has always fascinated me and i just love the tradition which has made coco one of my favourite films. i think it’s such a beautiful way to remember and honour ancestors and family and to celebrate them. i one day hope to visit mexico around the time of day of the dead just to get a little taste of the beautiful tradition (respectfully of course)

[@DORAisD34D]

People stereotype Americans all the time. People say it’s only shootings, politics, no culture, etc in the US. It’s especially Europeans and Latin Americans that do this

[@DORAisD34D]

@@SavannaPlays People stereotype Americans all the time. People say it’s only shootings, politics, no culture, etc in the US. It’s especially Europeans and Latin Americans that do this

[@LaMishiMish]

Fun fact: When Hector is remembering his last memory with Coco before leaving, the voice actor for Hector had his daughter in the booth with him to sing along.

[@SusanaCanales1]

YES. THATS BEAUTIFUL

[@tamara_orf]

Awww

[@WolfgirlAidan]

"remember me has the potential to sound so sad! Is Miguel gonna sing it at the end like he's saying goodbye to his family in the land of the dead? That would be so sad!" Me: "oh..oh my sweet baby..."

[@StoryMing]

Time stamp for the quote?

[@wearenotthesameonlyoneofme8185]

Even if this cartoon has a happy ending, i still feel bad for Hector. When he died, Coco was like 3-4 years old. When Coco died, she was already a grandma(I think 80-90 years). Hector had to wait for years just to see his daughter, and he didn't have family on his side (all of them definitely hated him, esp Imelda), + his best friend murdered him. I watched this masterpiece like 20 or more times, and Hector's story is just heartbreaking😭. Sometimes, I think what if Miguel hasn't tried to steal the guitar and all of these things didn't happen, and eventually, Hector just faded😭. But thank god we have a happy ending. Imho, this is the Pixar/Disney's best cartoon ever)

[@psychgeekgirl3037]

It’s even sadder when we the audience write him off at first for “abandoning his family” (the walkaway musician) when in reality he was trying to provide for them. Then when we meet him in the movie, he’s the clown who died choking on a sausage (that jokes not funny after you know the truth) and worse (at least for me) I was upset he was using a living boy to get back to the living world. The way they hold on this twist for so long, makes the audiences perceptions of Hector just as bad as the family until you learn. But that’s why I love it. The walk away musician, was really the devoted father who died trying to come home. The clown who died on a sausage, was really the victim of a murder and slander. The loser trying to use a child to get what he wants, is in reality the grandfather and mentor the child needed and still (after 97 years) trying desperately to go home. So yeah, Hector’s story is sad, and I respect the mess out of this beautiful skeleton dad.

[@chucktaylor824]

Coco was a grandpa? 🤣😂

[@wearenotthesameonlyoneofme8185]

@@chucktaylor824 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂, omg I just noticed this, I'll fix it now😄

[@chucktaylor824]

@@wearenotthesameonlyoneofme8185 🤣🤣 I know what you meant, it was just funny af LMAO I was just messing with you 😂 If you want I can delete my comments, you delete yours (your last one), and we'll act like this never happened 😂

[@wearenotthesameonlyoneofme8185]

@@chucktaylor824 No, it's okay 😅

[@petros6013]

Coco is definitely my favorite Pixar movie visually. Every second of the film is stunning.

[@rxbeccarose]

RIGHT!!

[@chucktaylor824]

My favorite movie as well!

[@ladidaa579]

17:49 IM SORRY BUT THE PTERODACTYL NOISES HAVE OFFICIALLY KILLED ME 😭💀

[@rxbeccarose]

IDK WHAT HAPPENED IT HAS TO BE A GLITCH IN THE SIMULATION

[@elysebenge6608]

SAME I WAS LAUGHING SO HARD BAHAHA

[@psychgeekgirl3037]

It’s even sadder when we the audience write him off at first for “abandoning his family” (the walkaway musician) when in reality he was trying to provide for them. Then when we meet him in the movie, he’s the clown who died choking on a sausage (that jokes not funny after you know the truth) and worse (at least for me) I was upset he was using a living boy to get back to the living world. The way they hold on this twist for so long, makes the audiences perceptions of Hector just as bad as the family until you learn. But that’s why I love it. The walk away musician, was really the devoted father who died trying to come home. The clown who died on a sausage, was really the victim of a murder and slander. The loser trying to use a child to get what he wants, is in reality the grandfather and mentor the child needed and still (after 97 years) trying desperately to go home. So yeah, Hector’s story is sad, and I respect the mess out of this beautiful skeleton dad.

[@rubylee9566]

This movie truly did write a good plot twist, one that you didn’t see coming to the very end, but it didn’t leave behind any plot holes

[@ShadowyFox_86]

Such a wonderful twist. When you watch it back after you know the end, they seed all the hints right there from the get go. But we don't notice them because the setup is so good.

[@gennybaratta2460]

@@ShadowyFox_86yep one of my favorite hints about Hector being a father in life is that he (very cleverly) censors a naughty word in Everyone Knows Juanita

[@tysen7236]

Omg, I started crying watching you cry to this movie, Coco is so good

[@rxbeccarose]

It is!!! 😭🦋

[@089ertlsandra]

I absolutely adore Coco. Watched it in the cinema and cried my eyes out

[@rxbeccarose]

I would’ve been the same 😭

[@carlgrimcs]

Yeah, it’s crazy how it came out in 2017. It’s already been 3-4 years ago. I couldn’t cry anymore because I had cried so much lmao

[@naomirenovato5208]

As a Mexican I can guarantee that this movie is such an excelent representation of Mexican culture

[@rxbeccarose]

Aye we love to hear that 👏🏻

[@mothmoss118]

Almost, there's not enough food-

[@raulchavez6419]

Als the chancla(plastic shoe) skill of the grandma is pretty accurate XD

[@DORAisD34D]

@@mothmoss118Mexico is actually more obese than the US. And most obese children in the US are Latin Americans

[@getdownforthemaintenance6881]

It just occurred to me that the last person that remembered the guy that faded could’ve died. They’re going to come looking for their loved one and won’t find him anywhere 🥺

[@SusanaCanales1]

OMG STOP. Nooooo my heart

[@ashcole4122]

YOU BETTER STOOOPPPP

[@DazzlingPotatoes]

NOOO STOPP

[@spacegalaxy19]

Omg i watched this with my friend and i had already watched it but she hadn’t and i was thankful i’d brought tissues because she was BAWLING and i was luckily prepared to comfort her 😌🤧 ❤️

[@rxbeccarose]

Definitely a bonding experience 😭

[@ananunes5451]

I cry every time I watch it, but apparently everyone I know is a psychopath because I've watched it with like 5 different people and prepared tissues and stuff to comfort them but I was the one who ended up crying whilst they stared at me weirdly 😂

[@theroyaljules39]

I bawled my eyes out too. I saw this movie for the first time two weeks after my own great grandmother died, so the end REALLY hit me hard

[@josuealopez3167]

@@ananunes5451 lol most of us don't cry I mean I cried a little at the ending like only some movies make me cry it rly need to be sad sad to make me cry tbh

[@ananunes5451]

Yeah I'm aware of that but like the people I watched it with usually cry with really dumb stuff and in most movies so I was expecting them to cry with the ending

[@stan4757]

ah yes, the song that tells you not to cry while making you cry

[@rxbeccarose]

Its literally so rude

[@stan4757]

@@rxbeccarose thee Rebecca rose replied to me guys omg 😱

[@gregsteele806]

I love that Hector gets his guitar back at the end. It's a little touch, but it means a lot to me.

[@isabelakatrina5881]

i was so emotional watching this in the theatre 😭🥺 even my parents loved it

[@rxbeccarose]

ah thats so great u saw it in the cinema, i wish i did! and im glad to hear your parents enjoyed it!!

[@sunnydaze4ever373]

I watched it on my birthday in theater. I cried a lot

[@megan1362]

First time I watched it was on the flight home from Disney and I was crying so much the air hostess kept asking if I was okay 😅

[@rxbeccarose]

That’s the perfect way to end your Disney holiday legend 😭😭

[@connect2reality]

When the flick starts: "Disney crushed that man? That's pretty dark." When the flick climaxes: "Crush him. Crush him like a bug." Also, I'm just now noticing the symbolism of bringing the photo together means the family was made whole too.

[@mcarts4722]

we watched this at scouts and i had to ugly cry infront of a buunch of 7 yos i was in charge of

[@rxbeccarose]

Omfg 😭😭

[@thevintageplaylist7191]

As a mexican i'm actually surprised about how accurate is the mexican representation in this movie

[@a.g.demada5263]

Another Pixar's easter egg : when Miguel walks with Hector, there is a poster of " The Incredibles " in skeleton form on the wall. Yes, it's Frida Kahlo. After all, she's a part of Mexican culture so it would be surprising if she didn't appear even for a short time. Fun fact, her husband's last name was Rivera

[@MusicBlik]

I had NO IDEA Frida Kahlo was a real person! I thought she was just internal to the film.

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@MusicBlik really ? No no, she was a famous mexican painter but people remember her for her single eyebrow too.

[@roggerspider6964]

@@MusicBlik fun tact number two: The guy who was painting a naked skelleton in the studio in that scene, was Diego Rivera. The Frida's husband and another famous mexican painter.

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@roggerspider6964 yes I had doubts about it. It's funny because Miguel's family name is Rivera

[@heyitsmira17]

@@MusicBlik really? Wow even here in Brazil where we don't speak spanish, she's like a hugely respected figure, as an artist. It's one of those historical figures that everyone knows of.

[@41tinman41]

“aM I gOnNa NeEd TiSsuEs?” Yes, a whole damn box of it. I always had a connection with this film based on the fact that I moved out of my country to work here in the US. I haven’t seen my family back home for a while and it made me miss them a lot. At the time this movie was release, I was in a very dark place and it brought comfort to know that my family still remembers me, despite how far away I am from them. I’ve visited them maybe twice since I left in 2012, and I would have visited a third time if COVID didn’t happen. I hope to one day spend time with them again.

[@MrNoNoBro]

The final death, Aztec culture!! This is all about our Aztec roots in a present world

[@jisellaperez3236]

Her: awww Ernesto and Miguel look soo wholesome together Me: hunny you got a big storm coming Also the fact you were so close with LITERALLY EVERYTHING yet so far away. Liek ur close to being a physic lmaooo

[@freddietickle732]

I have watched this film three times now and I was in tears each time. Also never stop reviewing Disney films. I love it.

[@rxbeccarose]

I don’t blame you. I’ve already rewatched it since making this reaction! 🦋

[@Anika0308]

Let's admit it, all of us cried during that scene where Coco and Miguel sang Remember Me.

[@JerryThePlaty]

His great grandmother "coco" looks exactly like my great grandmother. And when my mom saw this movie, she teared up at the ending cuz they coco death reminded her of her grandmother. I did too

[@kayreacts4763]

This is easily one of my top favorite movies EVER! Not just Pixar. It gets me every time! I’m glad you think it’s Pixar’s greatest because when I ask what people’s fav is, I always hear vastly different answers.

[@mariotovar2173]

When I saw “Coco” in theaters I was crying because my young sister died months prior of colon cancer. Even now seeing your reaction video made my throat tight, my eyes cry, and my brain even felt pressure. -My family promises to keep her memory alive for generations to come. PS. On a lighter note, one of my friends turned his pick up truck into the spitting image of the Toy Story pizza delivery truck.

[@leena6946]

tho movie is my favorite thing ever so underrated

[@rxbeccarose]

It’s tragic 😭😭

[@StoryMing]

It won awards though, there's a ton of reaction videos every one of which I've seen have nothing but praise for the film...

[@chucktaylor824]

I LOVE COCO! Americans (Disney/Pixar) did a great job of making this film about Mexico and portraying their culture 🇲🇽🇺🇸

[@JediLadyMisty]

I recently watched this with my MIL and she originally was so sad when Miguel lost Hector’s photo. I think she cried when Coco revealed that she kept the ripped part of the photo with her father’s face.

[@kataw0404]

I always cry when Miguel sings to Mama Coco. It reminds me of how my little brother was with our Grandma. Mama Coco even looked a lot like my belated grandma. The part about her memory fading was also a similarity.

[@moosewinchester8552]

We watched this movie is Spanish class, in Spanish with English subtitles (loved Spanish 4 we just watched movies lol) and most of the class was trying not to cry. I was tearing up, too. It was so good I went home and watched it again in English

[@j.suis9668]

Thank you!!! THANK YOU for reviewing!!! I love ur reaction, your brainstorming and emotions throughout the ENTIRE FILM!! I love coco too! So much culture and family love- along w drama and struggle- ugh! My heart is also BEAT UP from watching it- but you’re apart of the coco family now too! Thank you for watching and uploading 😩😩😭😭😭😭😭

[@rxbeccarose]

No, thank YOU for watching legend ✨🦋

[@TequilaPrincessMx]

Disney really did their homework with this movie, they spent a loto of time in Oaxaca doing their homework... just for you to know Mama Imelda's animal guide is not a dragon, is an Alebrije (a magical combination or animals and spirit of nature) and Dante turns into one because the aztecs believe that xoloescluintles were your guide after you die, the land of the dead aesthetics is inspired by mexican towns and the aztec underworld (Mictlán) combined... When I saw this movie I immediately thought of how we don't set an altar in my family and I was terrified by the idea of my mom's mom to be forgotten...

[@MeAuntieNora]

"Criminally underrated." Yes! It's so strange to me that this movie is either an afterthought for many, or people don't even mention it. It's like it's not in the Pixar "canon" for a lot of people. But it is just so beautiful and universal and human.

[@MNaga-ty6wp]

Underrated? It won the Oscar 2018 animation category. And a total of 11 awards. But I get it. It's so good any amount is less.

[@granadosvm]

As a Mexican, with knowledge of history and traditions, I could say the movie got a few points modified (eg. the altars are a pre-Hispanic tradition before photography was invented and the really important thing was placing the treats that the deceased family member might return for) but they mastered the imagery. From the colonial "papel picado" ornaments, to the multiple colors of the alebrijes (they are not dragons) to the orange of the "flor de zempazúchitl", to the representations of the underworld, it really reminded me of the Mexican towns, to the colorful celebrations, to the pre-Hispanic art, visually they represented it wonderfully.

[@elliehavilliard]

Girl I saw this movie in the theaters & I was probably one of the oldest people there, as I was 19 at the time, and during the last portion of the movie I was BAWLING. I thought I was going to see a cute little kids movie but I was a WRECK. Love this movie though! ❤️😩

[@afilmbee]

one of the BEST disney movies of all time

[@PixarShark]

*After a bell falls on Ernesto* "Wow, this just got dark!!" Movie: WE ARE JUST GETTING STARTED >8) Also the theory around the fandom as to why the family didn't see Miguel on stage: The song that Miguel and Hector were singing was - according to the director - actually one that Hector wrote FOR Imelda. No doubt that she (if no one else in the family) recognized the song AND the voice. Which had to have been a gut punch with all the assumptions she had about Hector at that time. 😫 Any and all music and even the utterance of this guy's name has been banned, so it doesn't surprise me that they wouldn't have even glanced in that direction when they had bigger issues to worry about. And they sure wouldn't have recognized Miguel's singing either.

[@Chloe.hagewood]

Her freaking out about the dog being dead is the funniest thing omg

[@Meli_monster]

My mom and dad are from mexico. And it's funny when they saw that movie they commented how the town was so much like mexico.

[@Avocado-10541]

I have cried EVERY time I watched this movie!!!!!

[@rxbeccarose]

I think it’s impossible not to

[@filmfreakbecky]

Omg YESSS by FAR one my fave Pixar films of all time!!! Honestly took me awhile before watching Coco too so no shame there😂 AND IM LATINA!!! Love that you loved this 😄

[@parsifal40002]

Just discovered your channel. Rebecca, you are adorable! Love your reactions to Coco.

[@treyb387]

I didn't have high expectations for this movie, but I immediately fell in love with it when my wife and I watched it. Such an amazing movie.

[@hellriser__]

11:48 i always thought that was odd that the family didn't look once at the stage but then i realized they're set as a family that does not want to acknowledge any form of music so it kinda makes sense when he's performing and they didn't bat even an eyelash towards his way

[@dallascoug]

I am not Mexican, but I am collecting family photos for my own ofrenda for dia de los muertos. Such a beautiful holiday ❤️

[@pomegranatebeso]

Dia de Los Muertos is a closed practice and you would be culture appropriating. If you’d like to show culture appreciation, you could visit festivals and support Hispanic businesses :)

[@dallascoug]

@Omi Miau thank you, I will. I am of mixed heritage myself (Scandinavian and Alaska Native), and cultural appropriation is a complex issue. I love it when anyone from any demographic wants to “play” Viking. I’m more protective of my Native Alaskan heritage. It starts with knowledge and respect. But we all still need to listen to one another.

[@Castlecoke]

No its not. So many cultures remember their family with pictures and offerings and altars. Its a personal thing. If our culture lets him remember his ancestors than im happy. And i welcome his ppl into our afterlife. At best i welcome him as a stranger remembering and celebrating our loved ones together. U r not the authority or gatekeeper of our culture or spiritual beliefs. U dont speak for me or our ppl.

[@dallascoug]

@@Castlecoke and you’re welcome to come visit Valhalla! Skol!

[@ghostspider2056]

I laughed when you said "that's the darkest Disney has gone", that's debatable at best, like the death of Bambi's (spoiler), Clayton's end in Tarzan when you can still see his shadow and Gaston having skull in his eyes when he fell in Beauty and the Beast.

[@a.g.demada5263]

No the darkest Disney is " Pinocchio "

[@ghostspider2056]

@@a.g.demada5263 Sure, I was just listing the ones at the top of my head.

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@ghostspider2056 I watched when I was a child and it never afraid me

[@supercalime]

Yeah but the fact that the entirety of coco is about death and grief and also having the characters die on screen makes it darker than the rest of the movies - that just use death as a plot device

[@strawberrysoulforever8336]

@@supercalime Although those deaths are pretty...well, clean.

[@strawberrysoulforever8336]

I find it absolutely hilarious that you're stressing that Dante is dead from one sight gag. For whatever reason, he can go into both worlds. I'm just wondering...did you know Miguel's baby sister that you see at the end was named after Coco?

[@brenda71991]

You are right! Dante was not dead 😂 In Mexican culture this type of dogs are believed to be companions of the death. So he can easily move through both worlds.

[@fancyzozo1218]

I'm still shocked at how you haven't seen Coco until now!

[@rxbeccarose]

Honestly like.... I’m ashamed 😭😭

[@fancyzozo1218]

@@rxbeccarose It's alright haha.

[@i_dont_like_my_username]

There's some people who like are talking about how she kept saying she hates men, bro, she was probably joking 😭

[@oncerand_directioner]

I know right? Do people really not recognize jokes when they hear one?

[@loveyhope]

They are so sensitive, then they turn around and say we are the sensitive ones haha

[@mstr293]

"I thought she's gonna banish all men" - Well then, Miguel and all of Coco's descendants wouldn't even exist now, would he?

[@mstr293]

"All men are trash" - Yeah, I'm gonna take that as a joke. I feel sad for you if it was serious, though! There's a reason why incels, those who spout "all women are th*ts" shouldn't be taken seriously either.

[@dazeldibujosfeos8435]

That dragon with tiger head is what we call “Alebrijes” in Mexico. Dante is a Xoloizcuintle, Los aztecas believed that those dogs would guide people on their afterlife.

[@QuestionableLifeChoices]

i remember when this movie came out in theaters and there was a 15 fucking minute frozen "short" before it. disney shot themselves in the foot with that one, it was the first thing that actually made people pissed off at frozen en masse. a couple weeks in, the stopped playing the short. it seriously infuriating, even the kids in the audience were annoyed by it

[@potatololita2072]

This movie makes me cry every time the grand ma smiles I can’t

[@asj057]

Coco is my 6th favourite Pixar movie. (I absolutley adore and love everything about Pixar) Great reaction, btw! 😊

[@rxbeccarose]

Ty legend ✨🦋

[@sanju4250]

If my grandma smashed my guitar I would be bawling like a baby.

[@livywithane]

I thought she was going to banish all men too lol. I remember I watched this in 7th grade and I was being dramatic while crying and I was trying to hug my friend, but she yelled at me and pushed me away. So I left her and went to hig another friend while we cried togther. (Or that's what I like to think.)😭😡😅

[@livywithane]

6:02 u didn't have to tell me, I already knew.😂

[@TupacAmaru444]

i swear when hector said he wrote recuerdame for his daugther i sreamed in the theatre, that line broke me :'v

[@barefootanimist]

Miguel was fingering the chords on the guitar that he was actually playing, and the famous guitar had a gold tooth, foreshadowing Hector's being Miguel's ancestor. If you look at the Land of the Dead, from the bottom, up, you're going to see architecture from the Aztec/Mayan era, to the "under construction" portion at the top. The detail in this film is such that, Hector's bones, as he's so close to fading, are chipped and worn, aged and dirty, while Miguel's are bright-white and intact.

[@mistahmata]

Coco is so slept on smh so beautiful seeing my family’s culture come to life and on top of that it was just a great film

[@chloeeng6811]

Yeah this movie is so beautiful

[@sophianash6097]

You calling the alter where they put up the pictures to remember and respect them a SHRINE is my favourite thing ever

[@chrisajourney]

Definitely one of my favourite Pixar movies. My girlfriend and I recently watched it in 3D together, which made it extra magical. Naturally we cried too. Great reaction video! Subscribed, fellow Brit :)

[@lukearchie5174]

a truly underrated film ngl

[@rxbeccarose]

criminal

[@lukearchie5174]

@@rxbeccarose it really is

[@Nickkk46283]

I got a little to stressed because my hole life i’ve seen it in spanish because i’m from mexico so like yeah, and it makes me kinda anxious the fact that they speak spanglish but at the same time I was in pain because I can’t see that movie because it reminds me of my great-grandmother and I horribly cried 🥺

[@a.g.demada5263]

Even in the french version there's spanish

[@MusicBlik]

Music is able to activate memories, the same as smells can. Nothing but "Remember Me" could have pulled Mama Coco out. And she didn't remember just her Papa, and how Mama Imelda used to sing, but she also recognized her daughter, knew what was in her bedside table, everything. Robin Williams and Robert DeNiro were in a film called "Awakenings" that shows some of the same connections between music and memory.

[@The_Oracle444]

20:31 They caught Ernesto in 4K, and he ain't even notice. You'd think that a man who was usually on camera would notice that there was a camera on him.

[@aaronatkinson3050]

The one scene that ultimately made me cry was the realization that hector was the true great grandfather

[@queegs73]

I don’t know that Coco is underrated and got no respect. It got great word of mouth mention after it released. It won an Oscar for Best Animated Film in 2018. I agree it’s a great film. I always encourage people to see it and watch it with family for its great family theme storyline 🙂

[@miisterballard9631]

I remember watching this in school and it was the worst I've ever cried and movies don't even make me cry. I had snot running down my nose and everything. 😂

[@gabriellew77]

Have you seen the Pixar movie Inside Out yet? Because that one makes me bawl every time!

[@rxbeccarose]

Ah I haven’t!! But it’s on my list

[@rickypurdy4995]

You're synopsis of America's got talent is so spot on it hurts 😂😂

[@Josu1712]

i just finished the film myself and its such a beautiful amazing movie that brings out these reactions, i too made wild raptor noises but the end hit me the exact same, hadnt cried over a film in a while

[@paulhewes7333]

No one should feel bad about crying at Coco. It LITERALLY made a room full of Chinese censors cry.

[@Andy22905]

"Imagine feeling that un necessary and irrelevant in the world". Oof 😣 You cutting me deep with how I am feeling lol. Love your reaction, never seen your channel but love your opinions and reactions to this. Pretty Great movie I was not expecting murder to be a theme from pixar when I first watched this.

[@estrellar.9907]

As a mexican i confirm this movie gives a good representation of my beautiful culture

[@LatiloveOmg]

Not gonna lie, after learning Ernesto wasn't actually Miguel's family, oh my gosh those scenes where Miguel's hugging him and stuff genuinely frighten me now.

[@vicjr74]

Definitely a 10 out of 10. One of my favorite Disney/Pixar movies. I've seen it multiple times and I cry at the end every time. 😭

[@FallenVidmaker]

I love this movie so much I can never not cry at the remember me scene near the end makes me think of my mom I was always a mommas boy and I wish I was so much more respectful to her before her passing but I know she loves me and knows I love her very much miss her but know she'd want me to live life as full as it can be and now I clean the house since she passed been a few years since then but still remember how great she was I could always talk to her about anything she was one of the very few people I felt the most at ease with my bro is a close second for making me feel comfortable

[@ializarg]

When the bell crushes Ernesto: - That's so dark! When the bell crushes Ernesto again: Applauses !!! That is a sign that the film works...

[@GuukanKitsune]

Important cultural note: in Mexican culture, 'stupid' is actually pretty high up there as far as vulgar goes. Miguel more or less dropped an F-BOMB in front of his grandmother. Worse, he SPECIFICALLY directed it at the OFRENDA, that is, he basically insulted, EXTREMELY VULGARLY, their dead ancestors, the family's efforts to remember and honor them, and by extension his entire family... effectively disowning his family in a swearing rage by telling them he doesn't care if they bother to try and remember him or not. That outburst was no small potatoes, it was like a kid having a screaming swearing rant about how much he hates his family and how much they suck, right to their faces. It kinda puts his grandmother's sudden flight into a rage and destruction of his guitar into a better context. I mean, parents and grandparents have gone into rage mode over much less than something that huge.

[@oncerand_directioner]

Oh wow! Thanks for the insight. I don't excuse what Elena did but in that context I understand why. I always love learning new things about other cultures and I hope Disney and Pixar continue to do this accurate representation of more cultures for their future movies so we can see more parts of the beautiful world

[@kittycatzuka]

A little hint that Miguel and Hector are related is in the photo that Hector shows him after using the makeup to disguise Miguel. In it, you can see that Hector has a single dimple just like Miguel, and it's even on the exact same side.

[@jonathancruz5932]

This movie is a treasure and a gem for a whole family can enjoy

[@silverstarlightproductions1292]

I've seen a lot of people react to this film, but honestly I think yours is the most wholesome one I have witnessed thus far. 😊 As an aside: my personal headcanon is that they named Miguel's baby sister after Coco.

[@Kaanaan]

As a Mexican this is my favorite movie of all time! It capture mexican culture perfectly! Even the little things, i felt so connected, I cried like a baby in the last 20 min!❤️

[@pricewright8030]

I've never seen Coco either this made me wanna check it out.

[@rxbeccarose]

Ah u have to watch it 😭

[@DemiDeity777]

If you want another good movie thats similar check out book of life

[@rxbeccarose]

Oooh I’ve never heard of it

[@wikizolek4970]

oh wow that just bought back memories

[@Sofia-ly4jw]

@@rxbeccarose omg yes please I loved that movie

[@paladincheng3986]

Mama Coco is the great great daughter. She remember her mother rule.However,she was keeping her love for Papa in low profile and try to keeping her mama's rule. Coco may be nears 100yos.She kept Hector's photo in drawer near 100yrs.

[@Zenrix3]

7:05 To all the reactions that I have seen, everyone says, is it a dragon? I laugh a lot because it is actually called Alebrije iconic creature on the day of the dead here in Mexico by the way if you did not understand some words it is that they speak Mexican Spanish I think they put it to give a more Mexican touch to the movie in English if it did I translated it because I am very bad with english