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I am reviewing/reacting to Disney's COCO for the first time!
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Welcome to ScreenMaureen, I'm watching and reacting to Disney's COCO for the first time! Thank you for spending your time on my channel!
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[@ronweber1402]

Ladies and gentlemen it has been a pleasure crying with you.

[@AlexSpearsBridges]

I live in Mexico, so when my family and I went to the movie theatre to watch the movie, all the audience we were crying 😭.

[@mischr13]

how'd you know? XD

[@alvaroalanis2878]

Jeez. I swear I just spent the last 20 minutes just crying gahaha 😭

[@laramiie6035]

Omg and it’s only a reaction!! I was weeping during all the video

[@mariarabioles5831]

yo tambien llore u.u

[@TriXJester]

Fun Fact: Miguel's little sister seen at the end is named Socorro Rivera, which is the full name of Mama Coco, so the legacy of Coco continues in her great-granddaughter

[@Jmg831]

Omg that’s right! I’m from Mexico and didn’t realize that until I read this messag 😃

[@MHA1979]

Dato basura

[@GabrielArchon]

@@MHA1979 Comentario innecesario.

[@cristobalarias7040]

@@MHA1979checate con un especialista.

[@maxenemayescalante6938]

Zjnlunouno Ognlynoyno😅🎉

[@gladishernandez5102]

I´m Mexican and I put my altar and "ofrendas" every year on the Day of the Dead but after I watched Coco I never leave anyone behind 🥺🥺🥺 I used to put only my dad and my mother put their grandparents and parents but now I put uncles, aunts, cousins, and all of them!! 🤗 I do believe they come and visit us on this day. It´s a beautiful tradition and as weird as it sounds it´s a celebration, not a sad day. We remember the things they used to like and funny anecdotes, how much we love them, and all the things they taught us. I loved your reaction to Coco, you seem like a sweet lady. God bless you!! 🥰😚

[@mischr13]

it's a beautiful tradition and more people should celebrate their loved ones who have gone. God bless you, Gladis ❤‍🔥

[@gladishernandez5102]

@@mischr13 Amen!! 🥰 Thank you and God bless you too!! 🤗☺😚

[@AndyInc1377]

In Ecuador people (mostly elders) put a very simple altar (photo and candle) in the Day of the Dead. People go to the cemeteries to clean the tomb and spend some time. I always went with my mom to what she called "the cemeteries tour" and was nice to watch all the people bringing speakers and radios to play the favourite music of their loved ones, even some bring mariachis, mostly to mom's graves (Yes, Amor Eterno is a must) We have also a specific traditional dish "a colada morada" and a "guagua de pan" that all loved. But, how the day is lived in Mexico is sooooo incredible, so many symbols, so many diverse activities.

[@gladishernandez5102]

@@AndyInc1377 That is so nice Andrea!! The most important thing is that we remember and honor our ancestors. Saludos para nuestros hermanos Ecuatorianos!!! 🥰🤗😘😘😘

[@AndyInc1377]

@@gladishernandez5102 Muchas gracias Gladis Un abrazo para Mexico también

[@montserratcantu3933]

You are such a lovely reactor!!! Watching you was a pleasure. No one seems to get as emotional as I when Hector and Imelda extend the petal to Miguel and say "no conditions", you are the first one I have seen react as I have been reacting to that part for years, and I love that ❤ Keep the good work

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you 🤗

[@anahilove27]

❤

[@Sovreign071]

Ernesto can't die in the Land of the Dead, because so many people remember him. Suffice to say, he will be remembered for a very, VERY long time. And spend the rest of his afterlife being shamed by everyone he meets.

[@trudim6024]

But nobody in the land of the living would put his picture up any more presumably. So I guess he wouldn't have very long left in the afterlife.

[@naranciao7650]

You only need a picture to cross the bridge, but if you want to stay in the land of the dead you simply need to be remembered. He'd probably stay in the land of the dead forever @@trudim6024

[@SavageGuy007]

This movie is the definition of enough to make a grown man cry😢

[@ScreenMaureen]

Aww It was such a touching story! 🥲

[@james_fisch]

At the time I saw this movie, it was in theaters with my siblings per our tradition that as we got older and could drive ourselves to the movies, we'd go every year to see whatever Pixar came out with. I wasn't expecting this to be such an emotional hit. Just that year, my grandmother had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and the final scene pretty much broke me while I was there. Easily one of my favorites from Pixar.

[@ScreenMaureen]

Love this tradition! Thank you for sharing James! 🤗

[@daniellehayley6859]

That's so sad, this movie made me cry so much and I've only experienced a little bit of a family member having Alzheimer's. It's too sad but this movie & it celebrating life it's a reminder to keep them in your hearts always!

[@vic2095]

That movie has ripped my heart apart, it's been a massive emotional roller coaster for me! A true masterpiece that will never be repeated again. A true gem this movie is !!

[@TheRayInPV]

Fun Fact: The woman who inspired Mama Coco was from Michoacan. She passed away last year at the age of 109 and her name was María Salud Ramírez. Google it.

[@zeromega4541]

I shed a tear when I saw Hector wearing shoes Rivera's are shoemakers and he's finally got his place in the family and his shoes.

[@picies2020]

1st time that i heard about this movie "man the ending made me cry" i was in denial saying to myself nahh how can a children's movie make me a 28 year old cry... well i found out really quick how lmaoooo🥹 they hit the grandparents button you cant just hit the grandparents button.... come on man...😭 right in the feels.

[@ScreenMaureen]

lol

[@ChandlerDaughtryTTDxEpiphany]

If you watched this movie without tears, you're not human. This movie came out during a really bad time in my life as my great grandmother was unfortunately lying on her deathbed. I spoke with her while she was still somewhat cohessive and she told me she wanted to watch it with me. But once we finally got the chance she was unfortunately mentally distant from everyone, not remembering us, and at times hallucinating. I couldnt even watch the film until years after her passing. So on top of it hitting close to home, it hits an even more sensitve emotion just due to my experience getting to see it the first time.

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you for sharing. It was a very special, touching story; I love this tradition. 🤗

[@edwardthorne9875]

This is one of the few movies that I would consider 'perfect'. Such a sweet lady you are!

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thanks!

[@Nando_pants]

I'm so glad I ran into your channel! This was a great reaction! As a Mexican guy, this movie represents my culture in such a real and beautiful way, no matter how many times I see it, it always makes me tear up lol such a great movie

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thanks!

[@Vinsanity503]

Great movie

[@jopadvi]

12:00 “El Santo” (aka The Silver Masked) was one of the most famous Mexican wrestlers of all time. His wrestling career spanned nearly five decades, and he is also known for starring in films and a comic-books series that ran for more than 30 years. Lovely reaction

[@caidalee1994]

A Fun Fact: Hector is always barefoot in the Land of the Dead, until after his reconciliation with the family, who make him a pair, welcoming him back into the family with their trade of shoemaking.

[@AliceBunny05]

to me it shows a lot of detail in emotional nuance of how generational trauma is very impactful, that imelda does not forgive hector immediately once hearing that he was poisoned while trying to come back to her, because she does have a valid point. he still left her in the first place, even if he ended up regretting it. for her, she lived her entire life feeling that he'd left her and their daughter without a care in the world, and even believed it long after she died. I think its very realistic that it would take time to process that the way she's been feeling up until now, while understandable, is no longer serving her in the new but current reality where she has a chance to really get his side of what went down and maybe release these feelings of resentment she's rightfully had for decades. most people would still have emotional processing to do, and questions they've likely had for a long time they'd want answered before truly forgiving him.

[@chiheart1980]

My favorite animated movie. I've watched it so many times. It's so emotional but at least in a satisfying way at the end. I usually start crying around Miguel being thrown into the sinkhole and I don't stop crying much until it's over. Even at small parts. The part that gets me the absolute MOST is the end when Miguel is singing and it shows skeleton Mama Coco with her arm around her living daughter, leaning her head on Elena's shoulder. The way Elena treats Mama Coco throughout the movie, shows how much she really adores her mother. The very few scenes that those 2 have together makes me miss my own mom. She was my best friend. As tough as abuelita is for her family, I adore the way she treats her mom. I bet they were best friends also.

[@missloralie258]

Your reactions are so great to watch when I'm having a bad day. You give off the vibes of a kids story or a lullaby and it's comforting. You also just have a naturally nurturing voice which definitely helps with the sweet vibes that come from your videos!

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you :)

[@justin5822]

Totally! I put on Maureen's videos whenever I want to feel relaxed 💞

[@DavidDiaz52794]

It is a pleasure and a pain at the same time watching this movie. My great grandma passed away two months after this movie came out, and this movie reminds me about her all the time. As a Latino, I must said this movie encapsulated very well our family and relatives relationships.

[@IdkIdk-yk3fg]

This movie is literally a 10/10

[@deeanna8448]

This is such a beautiful film. I cried so much the first time I saw it.

[@zoeyhwang4152]

I'm from México, and in my family we do believe our relatives come for one day. Actually if you try the food after the día de muertos there's no flavor on it! Also, last year we put my grandpa's favorite tequila and it almost consume all of it! We might know it's something that happens naturally but we prefer to believe they come to visit us for just one day, this movie it was so accurate and I think all Mexicans cry even more than others countries because we all know that day is really important specially if you already lost someone you loved. This is the first video I watch of you, you have a new subscriber!

[@AliKatt0]

You are the most genuine sweetheart reactor I've ever seen, omg...instant sub!

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you :)

[@cyberwolf_1013]

I think it was a Disney comic or short book about Coco that said she didn't approve of her mother, Imelda's, ban on music. She secretly loved music just like her father did. She even danced and snuck out to hear the plaza musicians. After she married and had children Coco suffered an injury while dancing and she saw how worried her daughters were for her. After that she stopped and didn't say anything about the music ban of her mother and children.

[@luisgomez3936]

Wow! What a beautiful and heartfelt reaction to this movie that so touchingly brings to the world á tradition that predates Columbus and that illustrates the importance of family and the ties we have to each other and to our dear departed ones! The tears that you felt were from your heart and you really understood this “ Dia de Muertos “. I too she’d a few tears! Gracias and Remember Me!

[@Danirus_Art]

this movie inflates the heart until it almost explodes 😭😭

[@4796894]

I watched this movie in theaters while on a first date… GREAT movie, HORRIBLE first date idea 😂😂

[@mqzdelsym7347]

Such a lovely soul you have. Love this movie and your reaction 😊

[@victorserrano8294]

Made me cry just like the first time I saw the movie. Amazing video 😁 Greetings from Mexico

[@concertinamadrigals4058]

I'm pretty sure that Ernesto, and everyone around him, was surprised by Miguel's announcement that he was the musician's great-great grandson, because DelaCruz only cared about himself, and never even had a wife, so descendants were impossible.

[@UhOhHereWeGo]

Oh my goodness I just found your channel and I’m subscribing. You are so genuine and we need more reactors like you ❤

[@Drake844221]

This is one of those movies that gets me every time. Even just watching it as a reaction, I can't help but tear up! So glad you got to enjoy this one, and so glad to have found you as a reactor through it! I'll see you as your journey continues!

[@ScreenMaureen]

Welcome to the channel Michael!

[@old_school_4ever]

Ernesto De La Cruz sang Remember Me fast paced, he didn't know the true meaning as deep as Hector which he sang with his heart and slow for his daughter Coco

[@mischr13]

yeah, Ernesto turned it into basically a pop song

[@kaylowwf.i1946]

Subscribed as soon as I finished crying and dried my tears lol. Really enjoyed this video and am looking forward to more! 🫶

[@Mjolvera05]

What a miracle to have stumbled onto your account, to share this experience of a film with you was so emotional.

[@gucciferrr6093]

I cried all over with your reaction, glad you got to know a little of our Hispanic tradition. Thanks again, much love!

[@gabealban427]

I’m so happy you enjoyed this movie, Latin culture holds family very tightly. That also comes with the pain of loosing more people. But those who are remembered never die

[@juliochavez7614]

"dia de muertos" is by far the best tradition from Mexico. The way we celebrate through life and after.

[@Jjoker74]

I dont get how a person can watch this and not cry. I just got teary with you. It really is a beautiful movie, so so SO good!

[@lilouidg]

Loved this reaction! I cried like a baby too :( I'm so glad it had a happy ending.

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you! Yes, I was so happy with the twist in this story and the ending! So touching! 🥲

[@CorvusTheFeatherbrain]

I just found your channel a few hours ago and I'm so happy I did. Your reactions are so sweet and genuine, and I've really been enjoying watching them. Thank you! :)

[@Danirus_Art]

Ernesto De La Cruz is very similar to Pedro Infante (famous Mexican actor)

[@brooke-lyn2517]

I absolutely love your reactions! And I wanted to say a recommendation for a movie to watch, the movie's called ParaNorman and I feel like you'd enjoy it. Anyways, I hope you have a good day! :D

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@johanregalado69]

This is the best reaction to Coco ever!!!! Subscribed!!! Love from Guatemala 🇬🇹❤️

[@ScreenMaureen]

😊

[@mcqueen0195]

I adore this movie and loved your reaction!

[@candidwings5609]

I love your reactions. Also, at the end, Hector finally had shoes.

[@AvatarPrimus]

Love your reaction and comments! Greetings and huggs from northwestern Mexico.

[@sarahmoller7308]

Your heartfelt reaction was the reason I subscribed to you today. ❤❤❤

[@Bombereaux]

This was so pure. Thank you.

[@RicardoRenteria]

Amazing video! Greetings from Guadalajara, México 🇲🇽

[@Scrubs2990]

Love watching your reactions!

[@singniebae]

i dont really remember what i was watching here on youtube until i just see your thumb in recommends, but now i'm subscribing, liking and crying while watching bcs coco is suck a perfect movie, i'm not easy to cry but this movie.... it hits so hard in my heart

[@ScreenMaureen]

❤️

[@fallingstar9643]

It seems like a really magical moment at the end, where Coco has this moment of lucidity and is able to recall details that - for all intents and purposes - should have been damaged beyond recovery. And yet. The brain is an amazing organ. There's nothing magical about what you saw; it might have been played up a bit - a little exaggerated, as Hollywood is wont to do - but the location where your brain stores emotions is not the same place where it stores details. This matters, because neurological diseases tend to attack the latter before the former; in other words, if you can trigger an emotion, you can pull out memories associated with that emotion. I'm not even joking. Here's one man recalling his love of Cab Calloway: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKq9gplmpZxmh68 And here's a former ballerina hearing Swan Lake: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4XCpYppert3gZo And this doesn't even take into account the research and animation techniques the Pixar team brought to this film. It is an amazing journey just on the surface, and it only gets richer the more you dig.

[@lyricmezzosoprano5357]

I’m glad you mentioned this. I studied music theory in college and I always love how music and smell elicit lucid memories even among severe dementia and Alzheimer’s patients. It’s almost miraculous.

[@filipe_goncalvesss]

your reaction was so cute 🥰love coco

[@jordooger3035]

awesome video, always look forward to your reactions

[@arriagalis]

I’ve watched coco many many times and always cry and cried with you again. I loved your reaction btw.

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you!

[@SoraBlackheart]

i just stumbled upon this video and woooooooah your voice is so beautiful and sooo relaxing to hear!!!!

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you so much! 🤗

[@nickia726]

If you notice throughout the entire movie Hector didn’t have any shoes… the Rivera family was known for making shoes…by the end of the movie when he is accepted back into the family he has shoes❤️

[@dcemerald70]

Great reaction! This film so amazing that I could see it on Broadway someday. If your needing some Disney films to react to, might I recommend these underrated ones: Treasure Planet, Atlantis, Pete’s Dragon (1977), Pollyanna, The Swiss Family Robinson, The Biscuit Eater, The Parent Trap (Hailey Mills or Lindsey Lohan), and Mighty Joe Young. 👦🏾🪕💀💚🤍❤️

[@ju2545]

Even if Ernesto gave Miguel his blessing, it wouldn’t have worked cuz they’re not family. He was willing to do it (before Miguel found out his secret) cuz they both thought they were related. Someone pointed out when Imelda is giving Miguel her blessing, the petal lit up, meaning the magic was working. But when Ernesto gives Miguel his blessing, the petal doesn’t light up. If he hadn’t been interrupted, they would’ve realized that they weren’t related because it wouldn’t have worked

[@AngelaSealana]

Thank you for appreciating this beautiful movie and sharing your reaction with us.

[@ScreenMaureen]

You are welcome. 😊

[@lornepribbeno7338]

I love your commentary

[@squeebers]

This movie is absolutely beautiful! I love this movie so much! It's a masterpiece! I get emotional every time I watch this movie!

[@NoKoolAidForMe]

Great reaction... had to subscribe!

[@s.o.q2914]

One of the best reactions I seen for this film

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@SoftxSoul]

Coco is the one movie that gets me EVERY TIME I watch it 😭🥲

[@Nyorane]

Wonderful video, madame 🥹💖 I can feel your kind heart and gentle soul - thank you for sharing your beautiful spirit with us. 🙏💖 You are wonderful 🌷🌸🌹🌺🌻🌼🪷

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you. :)

[@marianarivera7675]

Awwww i loved ur reaction ❤

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you! 🤗

[@daniellehayley6859]

So glad i watched this with you, it was like watching it for the first time ❤😢

[@Catch3318]

This movie its a total work of art!

[@Hanmacx]

Chinese Censors wanted to censor that Film because hey don't like the depiction of death After watching, the Censors didn't cut anything because because it's so good

[@eddiesz2717]

I watched this with my mom at the theatre and she was crying because it reminded her of her dad.

[@DFProductionsNow]

First time watching your videos. You brought me back to that moment I watched Coco for the first time with tears in my eyes. One of the greatest animations ever. Thanks for sharing. 🎉

[@MelodyT78]

You have a beautiful light. Im glad this showed up on my feed. Will be checking out the rest and subscribing

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you so much and welcome to the channel Melody! 🤗

[@19andiaz]

Your reactions made me ugly cry even more 😅❤ this movie makes me remember my grandparents in Mexico

[@mexica7831]

This movie gets me every time

[@rafike81]

For those who wonder, Coco is a short name for "Refugio"; if is a woman (like grandma Coco) her full name is "Maria del Socorro" and if is a man the short is "Cuco" and his name is "José del Refugio" (like the singer/composer Cuco Sanchez).

[@cmoeller3]

So just a small fyi.. back in the day a picture wasn’t possible.. Do anything that was a tangible item that reminded the family of the family member who passed away would be sufficient!! Food was very important..marigolds are part of the Día De Muertos!!

[@magickalempath]

I love Coco!!!! Can't get enough

[@liveesunflower]

The thumbnail is cracking me up because SAME.

[@angelinacatania3206]

It is so nice that you are discovering all the good things that Mexican and their culture has to affer to the world, and learn who they really are! People full of talent.

[@dingdong1223]

i can see this movie 1000 times and i will always cry during remember me, both scenes.

[@psysesto25]

Its a very hard scene, if you lived with and enjoyed an abuelita, and it's no more with you, it'll make you cry like a cascade, I miss mine, and hope his well where ever she is

[@Vinsanity503]

Beautiful movie. What’s eerie is this is probably a real life common story for many Mexicans 😢 referring to Hector’s story

[@samcosmos119]

I just saw the movie a moment ago and I cannot stop crying. I can't understand why

[@ScreenMaureen]

🥲

[@Fassonista]

What a gorgeous reaction. Lovely channel

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you so much!🤗

[@siilfo]

Volví a verla contigo y a llorar, un saludo!!

[@ScreenMaureen]

Hola!

[@kazzuo32]

New here and love your reaction. 💖💖

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you and welcome to you! 😊

[@mike.mch.1014]

hola great reaction love this movie thanks

[@tristancreed]

If there's one thing Ernesto was good at, it was twisting and distoring what isn't his. Remember Me was supposed to be a solemn and intimate message of a father to his daughter and the man made it a spectacle to meant glorify his narcissism.

[@Economy_With_Sina]

this is a beatufull animation ans also your reaction is sincer and beatufull

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you! 🤗

[@moonlightcortez7837]

My grandpa has what coco has and made it 10x sad for me, made me tear up

[@celinelia8127]

this movie made me cry in the theatre

[@bryanmonreal9989]

It's actually the memory of you a picture make it easier for everyone else to make a connection to you

[@luisefelix]

Omg you are the sweetest human being

[@ScreenMaureen]

Thank you Luis! :)

[@dariomaldonado7046]

I had no business crying this many times

[@ScreenMaureen]

Just couldn't help it! The animation of his Grandma Coco! ❤️🥲

[@gingerDoctorwho]

That's probably the first time since ue died he saw coco's face

[@kennethcook9406]

"Pepito" is literally "Pumpkin Seed" In Spanish.

[@cocoa_kiss]

Actually is Pepita, diminutive of Pepa the traditional Spanish nickname for Josefa. Pepito would be the nickname for José, and a diminutive of Pepe. Yes, pumpkin seeds are called pepitas in some places. At least where I am from pepitas, could be any small seeds you find while eating fruit. A big one will be a pepa. These are used colloquially, the word for seed in Spanish is semilla.

[@kennethcook9406]

@@cocoa_kiss You're right, I'm in the mountain west/southwest U.S. I'm used to the Mexican spelling and pronunciations. Pepito being male and Pepita being female.

[@gerardomarquez9135]

Omg i cried a lot watching this 😭

[@ScreenMaureen]

Aww It just couldn't be helped! 🥲