DISNEY ENCANTO 2021 REACTION │ FIRST TIME WATCHING │ A truly wholesome experience!

[@NassersReviews]

We don't talk about Bruno...

[@TavareIsUnique]

Unless we sing about it.

[@RewindThatwithMsKay]

No. No no

[@theantagonist2589]

But! _It was my wedding day_

[@theantagonist2589]

@zakiya reveals _No clouds allowed in the sky_

[@theantagonist2589]

@zakiya reveals THUNDER!!!

[@emilydaniels1928]

I'm so glad everyone is watching this movie! I'll never get sick of watching more people discover how great it is. ❤

[@TavareIsUnique]

I'm gonna have to watch some reactions of this now too. This movie was even a lot of fun to edit.

[@lauramarcelapia]

hahah I thought it was only me!! my husband calls me mrs Encanto because I am all the time talking about it hahaha and ofc singing too

[@dimitrap5615]

I’ve been binge watching reactions helP

[@daniellemeyer3801]

I've got about 25-28 reactions under my belt on top of watching the movie 6 times and listening to the songs multiple times. A day....so, if you feel too obsessed.....dont

[@allaroundthevoice]

I can’t stop watching Encanto reactions, I watch those everyday, I feel like I know all the lines of the movie lol

[@ThereWillBeARekaning]

When you started speaking Spanish my heart just went boom boom. Bilingual king, so glad to see your reaction to this!

[@TavareIsUnique]

Thank you Pep, much appreciated 💖💖💖

[@mercy7473]

Hamilton ref 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Aesos3429]

@@mercy7473 That's actually just a very common metaphor used way before Hamilton lol

[@katpiercemusic]

Isabella wasn’t bragging about her prophecy in “We Don’t Talk About Bruno.” She was just as upset as everyone else because she thought she got the only false one. And Bruno’s salt and his rituals weren’t actually a necessary part of his gift. They were him. I think his gift came out of his anxiety and need to feel some control over fate, which is also where the rituals came from, but they are correlation not causation.

[@wisygirlywopitty]

Yeah it's hard to catch on it first watch but on the second you realised they all talk about the deceiving prophecy they received from Bruno. Nice foreshadowing of Isa hating being perfect 👍

[@jonurbanovsky5438]

I love that Dolores knew Bruno was still there the whole time. She even told Mirabel in her part of the song. "I CAN always hear him muttering and mumbling...grappling with prophecies they couldn't understand... Do you understand?" Bruno is even dancing upstairs in the background XD

[@robindude8187]

Ah, but have you considered that this makes Dolores the villain of this movie? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jquVoKKtrpp9rrs

[@chellesama8256]

Her first miracle was born from pain and loss, the second from hope and love.

[@FluffyJackie]

I think she didn't get a gift because she didn't need one. Although super powers are cool, she was already born with the greatest gift of all,- a kind, loving and selfless heart.

[@TavareIsUnique]

She was the best gift of them all 💖

[@nightdreamer2315]

I agree! I also think she’s meant to be the next candle holder after Abuela

[@elizabethmunoz7902]

Who needs a candle when you have Maribel?

[@J1ntu]

I've watched this movie too many times. Lin-Manuel killed it with the soundtrack! I mean Bruno was dancing during Dolores' verse so he feels the same way lol

[@SimoraCheeks1]

That wasn't Bruno. It was Camilo before his verse started. The green eyes give it away. According to Bruno he stopped having visions a long time ago and his eyes only go green when he's having a vision. Camilo can mimic green eyes any time.

[@J1ntu]

@@SimoraCheeks1 we've also seen the green when he's holding one of his premonition shards plus he just had a general green glow around him instead of it just being his eyes

[@TavareIsUnique]

I had to go back and check that out, I didn't realize anyone was up there vibing out with the song from upstairs.

[@goodeveningduchess]

@@J1ntu Either way, that's definitely Camilo getting ready for his verse.

[@J1ntu]

@@goodeveningduchess it's not him. We know that's where Bruno's passage way is. It's upstairs behind the painting.

[@somanygoodfandoms]

I just remembered the fact that the dead fish lady held a grudge against Bruno for at least 10 years because of her fish 💀

[@milqueyuhh]

LMAO

[@seomews]

and she still has the fish LMAOO

[@marxmarxmarxmarxmarx]

LMAOO

[@satihadadog5903]

I like the theory she is Bruno’s ex

[@somanygoodfandoms]

@@satihadadog5903 That would make more sense as to why she held such a grudge lol-

[@spriken]

27:36 What Bruno was doing with the bucket of sand was outlining where they would be building the new foundation. Otherwise, how would people know where walls/doors and stuff would be when they start.

[@jumpp10]

I'm from Colombia and I cried since the first minute when I saw all the details about my country. Everything was so accurate: the clothes, the food, the music, the animals, the plants... I loved it! They even included a fact of Colombia's history: forced migration. Abuela's story is the story of thousands of colombians, who had to leave their villages because of violence. Disney made an excellent work representing Colombia in this film! 🇨🇴

[@TavareIsUnique]

I knew it had to be connected to an actual historical event, but I wasn't sure where from. Thank you for clarifying, I was confused on why the people came to attack.

[@jumpp10]

@@TavareIsUnique sadly, Colombia still has internal wars between illegal groups and Army, people who lives in rural area are the most affected 😢, the film shows a little bit of this reality. Little by little, things has changed, but we still have a lot to do

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

In the movie, the hostile invaders look kinda like conquistadors (at least to my uncultured eyes). How long has forced migration been a problem in Colombia?

[@artemisa1523]

@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 no, they aren´t colonicer (keep in mind that colonization in American hapened in the XVI century) the hostile are Colombian too. Being Argentinian I don´t know alot about Colombia, but as far as I know they are having problems with ´´guerrillas´´ (kind of a civil war but with ilegal groups) cinse the beguining of XX century.

[@BztardChild.]

Dos Oruguitas song its pretty sad because many colombians has been directly or indirectly victims of conflict, war and violence, in fact Colombia has one of the most cases of forced displacement. I'm glad that Disney was brave to talk about this problematic about my country in a children's movie.

[@veeiris]

isabela's prophecy of having the perfect life was sad like the others bruno gave, bc isabela did not want to be perfect. she wanted the pressure of being perfect to stop, and a negative prophecy would have helped give that. there's a lot of analysis about the family representing a 'toxic' family and each character plays a different role in one e.g. mirabel and bruno are the scapegoats and julietta is a helper/healer. there's so sooo many details and cool things to learn so i definitely recommend reading/watching some online e.g. during dolores' verse in we don't talk about bruno you can see on the upstairs landing in the background bruno dancing a bit. mirabel is like the successor to abuela in being connected to the house and caring. there's soo much to say but i'll leave it here!

[@Gunnhfran2]

No it wasn’t about having a perfect life. Bruno was propheciesing she would get the life that she would dream about which is not being perfect and to be able to be who she wants and not keep having to be perfect

[@veeiris]

@@Gunnhfran2 that's open for interpretation, and it works either way. her prophecy works better imo as the perfect life she lived before her song with mirabel. the prophecy doesn't have to be about their endgame life, shown in dolores' as her's was about the love of her life being just out of reach betrothed to another, but that isn't what we end on as she obviously gets with him. so isabela's prophecy being about her perfect life she has to maintain makes sense and also complements all the others being 'negative' but her being sad about her life alone and not letting others know is nice to notice when you rewatch it and know what she was going through and feeling

[@dansmart3182]

@@angelicapacheco7176 But its also something anyone can see, so if Abuela was there for it, or saw the vision afterwards, which knowing how much she lived vicariously through Isabella, Abuela did. Then what she calls the life of her dreams is likely the life that Abuela imagined for her. If she says anything else then she is admitting that she doesn't want to be what Abuela wants her to be.

[@oscarthematerialgworl7496]

@@dansmart3182 nope, truly it was about HER perfect life. She was smiling and happy. Wanting to not be perfect and in the film it does happen. Its not abuela. And if it was she wouldnt have been too happy singing her part. It was about the life she wanted. I can assume she probably went to bruno by herself to see if she woulf ever be truly happy.

[@moonlit.michelle]

she says "the life of my dreams would SOMEDAY be mine" which means that as things were, she wasn't living a dream and was unhappy in the life she had at the time. Abuela projects her own struggles and insecurities onto everything, so if Abuela heard that she would project her own ideas of what a dream life would be which are not the same as what Isabela's ideas of a dream life are.

[@rebeccagibbs4128]

27:37 in earth building and other types of traditional building you use the sand out to plot the walls for the foundation to be laid down - white folks use sticks and string (or laser and spray paint) in *modern building*- Bruno isn't filling cracks any more, he is helping to lay the foundations:)

[@itzmehDevi]

Mirabel is the candle. It was the candle that brought magic and miracle to the house the first time with Abuela .. And in absence of the candle, Mirabel, the human candle fixes it.The whole house is her room. And The reason Mirabel didn't get a gift is because she is the gift.

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

I have this theory that Mirabel absorbed the last of the candle's power in those final moments. Basically, if Mirabel never touched the new casa, the magic would've been gone forever. It hinged on her being able to forgive her family. That's why Bruno's prophecy wasn't clear- because the final choice was up to Mirabel and could not be predicted.

[@itzmehDevi]

@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 Yep!

[@Prior2Popular]

5:01 No one can deny that little child anything, he’s too precious 🥺

[@teenylau]

I'm Colombian so I feel represented in this Disney movie. I love this movie so much. ❤ Thank you for your reaction. Take care.

[@TavareIsUnique]

Much love to Colombia and to you! 💖

[@billparrish4385]

I have a theory that Abuela is the real source of all the magic. When her Pedro is killed, Alma is a single mother with 3 babies she must care for, alone in a scary world in which she must find her way. Her love for Pedro, her pain at his loss, her need to care for their family, causes her to unconsciously imbue the candle, a token of both her wedding and the moment of her great loss, as a token of the magic. She makes the Encanto, casita, awakens the childrens' gifts, which are all abilities a frightened single mother might feel she needs in order to survive: great strength, foresight, adaptability, control over animals, healing ability, control over weather, making things perfect.... When she starts holding on too tightly by formalizing everything into ceremonies and reputation, relying on the security she feels in these tools and effects she has created, she develops cracks in her relationships (that are mirrored in la casita, and in the flickering of both the candle and the gifts), driving one away, about to do so to another. She forgets, but finally re-learns in the end, that it is the people, the family, who are what's really important. In a real sense, Pedro did send her Mirabel, because their love awakened in Alma so long ago the magic that made all the rest of it possible, including the child who one day would be the only one who could, being 'giftless', show her the error of relying on the mere tools and effects of the real magic. The real magic which was always the love of family.

[@ayannaj6129]

I can really relate to Luisa. Being the middle child that has all the family burdens on her shoulders, feeling like if I take one day off everything will crumble 😪 Idk who needs to hear this...but you can take a rest without feeling guilty. That burnout is no jokeeee! And there's no grand prize at the end of all that self sacrifice.

[@TavareIsUnique]

Burnout sucks all around, it's great to have a reminder that we don't have to try to be superhuman. Relaxing allows us to refuel and reflect so we can continue to give our best.

[@abbipan]

I'm the oldest and I can DEFINITELY relate to Luisa and Bruno. The blame on Bruno is really kin to me.

[@klaravictoryklimecka]

I am exeptionaly gifted oldest child and I do relate to Mirabel, Bruno, Dolores, Isabela and Luisa

[@ElMundoDeHadesOK]

im the odd one... im the youngest and ugh >.< even I can relate to her... and that ****************************

[@brandi3981]

Abuela's kids are triplets they were born just before the family was chased out of the village they came from and they were probably just a couple of weeks old when their dad was murdered when the majority of the story takes place the triplets are 50

[@ZeniaRose]

Brunos looking hella fit for 50 too.

[@cassecorrea]

The Spanish at the beginning of the video brought such a smile to my face :)

[@TavareIsUnique]

Yay! I made you smile!!! 💕

[@blairreyes1542]

your genuine joy when watching this movie was infectious! even though i've seen it several times it was so nice watching this movie with you

[@TavareIsUnique]

Thank you Blair, this movie stayed engaging through the whole runtime and it was so easy to fall in love with it.

[@blairreyes1542]

@@TavareIsUnique now you have to rewatch it to find where Bruno is hiding throughout the movie

[@KennethSorling]

You skirted right over 'Bruno's Vantage Point (what he'd been seeing through the crack in the wall)', which is one of the most heartbreaking scenes in the movie. I'd have loved how you reacted to that.

[@alwaysbam]

Ok so Abuela got the miracle through her husband sacrifice. His love. But it was a home built on a foundation of pain also. She couldnt get pass the loss and fear of losing more. They needed that house to fall about. Casita is now built o. The right foundations

[@brandi3981]

A theory I've heard on why Mirabelle didn't get a gift was she was the gift of the glue to keep the family together and that's basically supposed to be abuela's job the miracle holder and the family's glue person so basically went abuela dies Mirabelle will be the person to keep the miracle candle and to perform the ceremonies with the next generation of children which will definitely start with dolores's kids there are so many people on tiktok drawing the half a dozen kids they think Dolores will have well while she was supposed to have five according to what she heard so they drew five even though it's kind of a thing in that family for everyone to have three kids abuela had three and each of her daughters had three her son didn't have any but there is also a theory that he may be the father of a kid from the movie Luca and I'm like his ass didn't leave the house in Columbia he did not make babies in Italy

[@cassecorrea]

Mirabel* And it’s pretty much clear that Mirabel doesn’t have a gift because the miracle realized it was dying and chose Mirabel to save it, and the only way Mirabel could do it was by not having a gift, making her the outside perspective and unite the family outside of their powers

[@brandi3981]

@@cassecorrea I know how it's spelled but my freaking voice to text doesn't

[@crunchychicken2]

@@brandi3981 😳you were able to make such clear put together points by just speaking? My ADHD mind is amazed by this rn

[@Jupiter-T]

@@brandi3981 If you didn't know, you can actually say "period" or "comma" and it will add one.

[@KeiraxMadisonx]

“That one. She’s gonna need some Xanax at all times” made me chuckle and now every time I see her that’s what I think of. 😆

[@briancatoni7000]

The most emotional part of the film starts The train: allow me to introduce myself

[@TavareIsUnique]

Always, why do they like to do this to me?

[@cheyennewhite1069]

“If the power dies while they’re in that room do they all get stuck in there?” Me: Damn that’s a really good question 🤔😂

[@cosmicwitchclarith]

I love how when Maribel says "come on I'm ready!" In waiting on a miracle a green fireworks goes off behind her as a little hint that Bruno is going to be her change

[@sorchamiana]

When you pointed your finger at Abuela and said "No, YOU stop doing it!" I giggled for ages! 🤣🤣 Thank you for this reaction! Your joy is contagious!🙏🥰 I look forward to seeing more! Keep up the great content! 💕

[@soleinquadrata]

I can’t get enough of these Encanto reaction videos 🥰 It really does hit differently, though, doesn’t it? I might like it even better in Spanish than in English!

[@alicuppycake93]

Yas!! It's so good in Spanish, the voice actors do such a good job, much more authentic!!

[@Me-wk3ix]

I didn't realize you speak Spanish, that's awesome! I think this is one of my new favorite Disney movies.

[@TavareIsUnique]

Yep yep, I usually only speak Spanish with family, but I do.

[@circlenowsquared]

It was so nice to watch someone with a Spanish-speaking background watch this!

[@anahi_naya_ledesma]

Mirabel is the new guardian of the miracle. She will be the one who delivers the gifts to the next generations. Her door is the main door of the Madrigal house. The name "Mirabel" means "The one who sees with a beautiful gaze". That is, she is able to see the essence of others and bring out the best in other people.

[@AliSakurai]

You're literally one of the only reactors I've seen who actually said that she was the gift the whole time. I loved hearing your Spanish! If you don't mind me asking, which Spanish nationality are you?

[@spacefalcon6900]

Mirabel's powers are the connections to her family and the Casita, so everytime mirabel seemed to be disconnected from the family (example when the grandma was scolding mirabel for making Isabella imperfect) the Casita starts to break because she is losing the connection and the Casita was revived Because she finally connected to the family, mirabel's powers are the connections to her family

[@TavareIsUnique]

Perfectly explained, that would also explain why her door was absorbed into the wall when she touched the knob.

[@maithai97]

This was one of the most amazing movies I've seen in awhile with my daughter. Loved the music.

[@TavareIsUnique]

The music along with their visuals were absolutely amazing!

[@siriuslymoons]

“kinda need your vision to be able to solve it” i laughed so loud the voice that came out of me was not human

[@TavareIsUnique]

🤣🤣🤣

[@U-Gozoo]

Antonio broke my heart with the " I NEED you" whisper.... I am 31 yrs young and I cried during the entire movie!

[@tericote3221]

You have the BEST smile in the whole wide world! Wasn't the Dos Oroguitas scene the most heartbreaking piece of animation you've ever seen? The anguish the artists captured in that one moment on Abuela Alma's face screamed volumes. I must have watched Encanto at least 40 times already and I still cry my face right off in that scene. I love how perfectly imperfect this famiky is and how they all came together in love and acceptance to rebuild Casita and the Family Madrigal from the ground up. Best. Disney. Movie. EVER. Great reaction - so fun to watch! Glad I found you! ❤

[@brandi3981]

When this started trending amongst reviewers that I follow I was just waiting for you to get to it I figured I wouldn't even bother requesting cuz I knew you'd get to it and thank you for that I don't have streaming so I haven't officially seen it yet just basically cliff notes by watching others watch it and I've seen a lot of theories and whatnot about it on tiktok so I'm like I'm already like in love with this movie so I pre-ordered the DVD cuz I'm definitely going to watch this hundreds of times and usually for me that only really happens with a handful of Disney movies that are not princess movies

[@TavareIsUnique]

Oh no, you've definitely gotta see this one the whole way through. I'll be glad when you get to see it in its entirety.

[@AlaiaSkyhawk]

That was the thing in "We don't talk about Bruno", when you mentioned about Isabella was the only one with a "good" prophesy, because she wasn't happy. In the last part she's constantly singing to herself with a distressed expression "I'll be fine, I'm fine, I'm fine," when actually she was miserable and felt trapped. So many subtle hints across the whole moving. I highly recommend you rewatch it. Also, did you spot Bruno during the song? He was there in the background during part of it :D

[@livelovelife32]

I think it's really nice that Mirabel's door was the front door. I guess that's why the door disappear when she touched it? She was trying to open the wrong door. Plus I think she's the next matriarch because the house listens to her in the same way as the grandmother. It does that for none of the children other grandchildren.

[@chimchimcheerio]

“U can’t hide from casita it knows where ur at at all times” Imagine how creepy that would be in a horror

[@TheRevRen27]

OMG. Your reaction brought me SO MUCH joy. I loved every minute of it. Thank you for always bringing smiles to our faces 🙏🏽🙌🏽 Also, YASSSSS….CMON SPANISH SPEAKER!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😍😍😍😍

[@TavareIsUnique]

Thank you so much! Always happy if I can bring a smile your way :)

[@gabrielagro443]

Listening to you speak Spanish for some reason made my heart so happy. Great reaction as always!

[@UmirayCrow]

This movie is a masterpiece, and I've been watching all the viewings of it I can. I loved your take! Your voice is perfect for ASMR, and your reaction to Luisa's song was exactly what I hope to see lol Lin Manuel never fails to turn out amazing songs.

[@epicureanbard]

I have seen this in many other reactions so I will pass on the message: the true miracle is Mirabel got her Abuela to admit she was wrong lol.

[@johnnsip5431]

As a Colombian I loved your reaction. You may be surprised to learn that all landscapes are real. You can search for the river called Caño Cristales also known as the river of 7 colors, you can also search for the Cocora Valley or for a small town called Salento, you can also search for Feria de las Flores in Medellin. Grandma's story is very common in my country due to political violence, even today it continues to happen. Thanks to Disney for showing us to the world as we are and without stereotypes.

[@p.z.arnott2329]

Fun fact: when the door opened to reveal Dolores was listening to Mirabel and her father and Mirabel says, "She's gonna tell everyone." Her father said "Miercoles," which means Wednesday. However, he censored himself from "mierda," which means "shit," as both share the same first four letters.

[@morrisonlover44]

Your reaction is so wholesome 💕 you really enjoyed everything and watched the whole thing with a smile.

[@TavareIsUnique]

Thank you 💖, I didn't realize how much this movie had me smiling xD

[@rafaelrosario5331]

The songs moved the story forward....the genius of Lin Manuel Miranda...famous for Hamilton....try his first project just made into a film...In the heights.

[@TavareIsUnique]

I've not heard of Hamilton, if it is anywhere near as creative as this it is worth a watch.

[@rafaelrosario5331]

@@TavareIsUnique Dude....have you been under a rock???....lol.....Hamilton has been the biggest musical for at least the last 5 years winning many awards....many of your fellow reactors have reacted....it's a tuff edit tho....story completely sung....try the film "In the heights" first....on HBO also written by Lin Manuel Miranda...enjoy.....Hamilton views should blow up!

[@rafaelrosario5331]

May I strongly suggest you use captions for Hamilton and In the heights....there are so many lyrics...

[@larah8280]

@@TavareIsUnique OMG you NEED to watch Hamilton! It's something really different but Lin Manuel is a freakin genius 🤌🏻

[@amandaritzau2602]

Iv watched a TON of these for Encanto ♡ and you my friend, PURE JOY to watch.

[@FluffyJackie]

I cried so much during this movie😭💕

[@TavareIsUnique]

I had some tears of happiness and then they almost had me getting teary during the ending tragedy being shown. This movie is easy to connect with and I know I'm gonna be watching a whole bunch of reactions to it now lol.

[@submarinos]

the spanish at the beginning took me by surprise!! cute accent, flare. greetings from colombia. 💖

[@PolesitterPictures]

Ahhhhh, you laughed really hard at the same parts as me AND you speak Spanish?! Well, that was a fast subscribe! Here's some of my thoughts: - WOW, this was a great holiday stand-in for my weekly therapy sessions, holy moley - I watched it twice a day, without fail, over the holidays, so I get the need to watch Encanto multiple times just to get everything - my favorite and least favorite part (funny how that happens) is "Surface Pressure" - like, Luisa, babe, NEVER have I felt so SEEN, as someone with intense anxiety and depression mixed with generational trauma and being the oldest sibling, too. I can't even hear that song without crying, which sucks because it is a Grade-A bop! - Isabela, doesn't want to marry the village hunk but still goes through with pretending like she does for the family, who is extremely interested in growing plants other than the one kind of flower she'd been told to grow from the moment she got her powers (the inoffensively pretty kind), had my queer subtext-o-meter going nuts. So, I'm manifesting that Isa gets a girlfriend in the very well manifested Disney+ series. - I love how we're witnessing the maturation and growth of the songwriting power of Lin Manuel Miranda in this decade. Like, you can hear, in all of the songs, bits from "The Family Madrigal" to convey the theme of how everything that's happening is based around the foundation of the family. Miranda used this style of musical motifs as a major method of storytelling in Hamilton (there's a Howard Ho video all about that - I'd definitely recommend it, as it's fascinating), but not as consistently as in Encanto. I love that he's actively experimenting with all of these musical ideas in every project he takes on, and in every new project, I'm always like "Okay, this is his best song yet." First, it was "Yorktown," then it was "You Know Who You Are," now it's "Dos Oruguitas" - I only expect it to get better, as he does more! - I've been getting into the KZbin reviews of Encanto, and I saw an awesome video about going into a deep dive on Columbian culture by Jessica Flores - so check that out, as there are some amazing insights from her - and Jessica Darrow, the voice of Luisa, has a KZbin channel and is a musician (!). She has a jazz cover of "Surface Pressure" that SLAPS with Mike Elizondo on upright bass. Check it out at Jess305.

[@presumed_guilty]

It's impossible to not be lifted while watching you. Purely positive energy!

[@irvingalexissegovia4282]

You're Spanish is amazing

[@TavareIsUnique]

Thank you, I'm not used to speaking Spanish in my videos, I usually only speak it back home.

[@marijnaapjuh]

Flare is watching everything that I watch or have seen and it's an amazing feeling.

[@marijnaapjuh]

I hope you'll do a Hamilton reaction some time!

[@TavareIsUnique]

We're out here doing big things

[@karentecott640]

Lovely reaction. Thank you. The same song writer won a Tony Award for his first musical called "In the Heights" I think it would bring you joy and move you. It was made into a movie last year. I strongly suggest you check it out along with "Hamilton, " which is his master work.

[@devALLjapan]

Okay so Isabellas future being “your power will grow” is a prophecy that makes her sad too because her power hadn’t grown. It was stuck just making pretty flowers so she didn’t like that prophecy any more than anyone else’s.

[@annes.804]

I'm crying again watching your reaction to Encanto ! Such a beautiful Disney movie and the music is so good. In my Top latest Disney movie with Luca and Coco

[@TavareIsUnique]

The music was so awesome and they did such a good job giving them such variety with the different singers. I still have to watch Coco and Luca, perhaps I'll pop up with those soon.

[@neelomach]

17:06 My favorite little scene in the entire movie

[@starlightcombust]

this movie reaction was so comforting! love watching you react

[@patriciayoung3267]

your reaction was so precious. I loved it.

[@actual-guy-fieri]

You’re one of the funniest people I’ve seen reacting to this movie! Great job!

[@TavareIsUnique]

Oh thank you so much! 🥰🥰🥰

[@yankee04]

There has to be magic. Colombia is the land of magic realism. Gabriel Garcia Marquez is there in spirit through the yellow butterflies.

[@idrc1415]

Completely caught off guard by the Spanish! Lol haven't watched in a minute, life's been busy, but I don't recall hearing you bust that out lol that was awesome! I feel like I really should've known lol

[@gillianmuspic2337]

Your interpretation was so insightful. Thank you for this

[@iqraes]

I will never get sick of this movie and looking for more reactions. I love it. Hey! I love your shirt! "LLAMA OOOOOOOOH"

[@burst4730]

I too was confused as to why Dolores didn’t mention Abuela, my running theory is that Dolores heard Mirabel outside as well, so she didnt tell Mirabel because Mirabel already knew about it.

[@spiderfingers86]

Brought to you by Disney+ starring Maribel who is the only member of her family who has no gifts among them whatsoever. Composed by Lin-Manuel Maranda who was a Tony award winner for Best Musical from his show Hamilton

[@jenhaze]

Yeah, the Encanto addiction is real 😂 I’ve watched it too many times at this point 🙃🙂🙃🙂

[@katschaccc]

It's a magical dysfunctional family with lots of love. ❤

[@Fivreld]

4:19 man i really felt this my family is from chile, but i was born and raised in norway. sadly i haven't been to visit in 10 years, and after seeing this film i have an even stronger wish to visit the rest of my family :') but alas, we're still in the middle of a pandemic, and i'm also a student,,,,

[@lunarodriguez7590]

Hola from a fellow Chilean. I hope you come back to visit your fam soon! I lived in Oslo and I miss it everyday.

[@Kaybri0526]

AAAAGGGHH I LOVE THAT ON THE DOOR TO THE HOUSE MIRABEL IS HOLDING THE CANDLE

[@SJ-dl6uc]

freakin loved your Spanish intro. haven't finished it yet but i hope you spoke more throughout the movie

[@TS-pl4tf]

That was fun! As you re-watch, you will find the most Easter eggs I have ever seen in a movie. So much to hear and see (esp. in the background). I wonderful film.

[@erikagholston6610]

I enjoyed this movie so much. I can’t sing it’s praises enough. I wish you would’ve gotten up & danced. The music just makes you want to move.

[@StoryMing]

9:39 -- yes; but note those are two separate sentences. The first is in response to Abuela's question, "Do we have a date?" Mariano is planning to propose- tonight. And he wants 5 babies: this is supplemental information. Proposal --> Marriage --> ... more Madrigal kids! ...but he is not saying he wants/needs to have them all TODAY.

[@TavareIsUnique]

I was like DAMN! How's he planning to make that happen lol!

[@JCHB322]

@@TavareIsUnique Quintuplets? I mean, Abuela already had triplets... (Just kidding, of course! 😂) Mariano just wants a biiiig family! Hopefully he and Delores will be happy!! ♥ Loved this movie! Glad you did too. Disney hit it out of the ballpark with this one! 🤩 (and Yay! more TeeTurtle shirts! At first, I thought it said, Llama Drama... but it was Llama Ooooooh! 🦙😄)

[@MiguelGonzalez-mz3id]

Really dug your honest reaction, my friend. It made me subscribe. Keep up the good work!

[@hannacage9455]

I thought you would hold it together but I saw you wiping your eyes! :D

[@lahlybird895]

Make someone smile today. "My cousin camilo won't stop until he makes you smile today."

[@NassersReviews]

ISABELA, YOUR BOYFRIEND'S HERE!

[@spiderfingers86]

Brought to you by Disney+ starring Maribel who is the only member of her family who has no gifts among them. When the candle begins to lose it's magical ability it affects everyone

[@mitapollito]

The most natural reaction I have seen. Love it! 💙💚💜

[@Sub.Star1]

Encanto is a so beautiful movie. And now I can't stop to listening the songs, aahhh... those lyrics!! Lin Manuel Miranda, who wrote all the songs, is a genius. Did you watch Hamilton? is a masterpiece :)

[@dehro]

my guess is they're setting up abuela to pass away in the sequel and Maribel to take her place..neither of them have power, but the house listens to both of them (they are the only ones actively seen ordering the house about)... the house originated with abuela, and was renewed, in a new shape, with Mirabel... her door is the front door of the house, her power one of service to the family, which show on the front door all around her. a renewed generation has to be the central theme of the sequel, if they ever make one.

[@buildaggedonarmanaziie4462]

That flashback with the grandfather, who were those people who attacked the town, were those Spanish Conquistadors ?

[@TavareIsUnique]

Asking all the right questions. I was wondering who they were as well and why there were attacking.

[@EleaAndreaAlmazora]

I read other people's response to this question in other videos - presumably, this was based on this time when Colombians turned against other Colombians over ideological differences. Conservatives were chasing Liberals out of their own homes and inflicting violence upon them, as I understand it.

[@16taysia]

I am OBSESSED with this movie, it's so AMAZING and beautiful 😊🥰❤️

[@JutlandAngel]

9:10 the first time Dolores talks about Bruno. I know she's talking about the rats living in the walls, but uhm, she doesn't have Antonio's animal whisper powers.

[@sannyhammervold8147]

A thought. Abuela doesn't have a gift, she's more connected to the miracle itself. Mirabel might be too?

[@someFERALdog]

24:30 I live next to a air port its also very loud

[@TavareIsUnique]

Oh man, I remember living under a flight path back in CA. That was really annoying sometimes lol.

[@rfresa]

Lin-Manuel Miranda's talent really shines in this! He wrote "Dos Oruguitas" in both Spanish and English. Disney would have put the English version in the movie and the Spanish version in the credits, but he convinced them to do the opposite. Partly because "oruguitas" and "mariposas" are such prettier words than "caterpillars" and "butterflies." 😂🐛🦋

[@EmiliaLiu]

I've watched it 3 times, I really love the message and of course the music

[@julianemery718]

I think one word to describe the make up after the breakdown (in practically all meanings of the term) is "cathartic"

[@Yugioh420]

Did you notice Bruno up on the balcony while Deloris was singing during the we dont talk about Bruno song?

[@TavareIsUnique]

I had to go back to see it xD

[@Yugioh420]

@@TavareIsUnique crazy huh? Leads credibility to the rumor Deloris was feeding Bruno the whole time. Pretty sure that was Deloris's room, unless they have a ball room in Casita. So he was on the Balcony on his Niece's room. The same one who hears everything. Who knew he was in the walls the whole time, and the same one who was explaining in that very song about how Bruno was misunderstood how he made Proficiency what where hard to understand

[@jackinabox93]

You had me cracking up so hard at the train part. I live right next to train tracks as well. I feel that deeply.

[@tytybaby06]

Me & my daughter are addicted to this movie!! My fav song is pressure like a drip drip drip!! I love this the visuals the inclusion 😍 poor Bruno! Love how it ended!! Miss your GOT reactions

[@michaelwardle7633]

You talking about your mom’s tortillas makes me ask what your favorite spanish dish is. I’m trying to expand my cooking repertoire when it comes to that cuisine.