*ENCANTO* Made My Wife UGLY CRY! Encanto Movie Reaction & Review! *We Don't Talk About Bruno*

[@DosCavazos]

*Watch our full-length watch-a-long reaction to this movie on our Patreon:* www.patreon.com/posts/encanto-full-61064114 Some parts of the songs are muted because of copyright blocks!

[@anonymousnguyen]

please post haikyuu reactions on youtube

[@johnsantos507]

You should have bring the tissues with you in case you are ready to watch that movie.

[@Polar_Fighter]

Hello Kacee. I just wanted to know since Anthony's pronunciation in spanish were really good.... does he has a Latinoamerican heritage?

[@DosCavazos]

@@Polar_Fighter yes, we both do! :)

[@alecperdeau650]

You guys looking for another musical to react to? Check out the movie Belle if you can.

[@123anaya14]

Mirabel didn't get a gift, but she was the gift the family needed.

[@rich355]

I think that was a lot of people's assumption that she would eventually get a gift, but what people don't realize until the end is that you don't need the traditional gift in order to be special. Your siblings might be prodigies or be talented in some way, but not everyone functions that way and are glossed over. However, this isn't to say that those talents aren't curses as well because of the added expectations of family pushing your body.

[@MellyMelon1331]

@@rich355 Yeah lot expected her to get a gift at the end, but i think that would have undercut the message. She didn't need a gift to be special. She already was special, just by being herself. Giving her a power i think would have hurt that message

[@dallama2616]

@@rich355 there was no chance she ever wouldve gotten a gift because it wouldve sent the message that you need a gift to be special

[@aanyamallick7747]

@@rich355 perfectly said. This is written better than the Legend of Korra, where the show has a similar character to Mirabel, Bumi. Bumi's siblings are able to bend elements , but like his uncle, he wasn't given that ability, and Bumi felt like he let his father(who was an avatar and a bender) by being his first born child that wasn't gifted with bending. Encanto does a better job making the character value themselves for who they are and not what they weren't given. Whereas Bumi was turnt into a bender with his inner turmoil solved by something tangible instead of finding value in himself

[@pwnorbepwned]

Anthony hit the nail on the head though. Abuela’s “gift” is different from the others, she is the keeper of the miracle and facilitates both Casita and everyone else’s gifts, and Mirabelle is the inheritor of that gift, because it always has to exist for the rest of the magic to work.

[@RonHeartsMe]

You guys were right I believe - Mirabel didn’t get a gift because she’s the next generation of Abuela - the bearer of the miracle.

[@laciemarie8057]

I believe this 100% !!

[@brandonwelty]

I agree!

[@timkruse9912]

yup, shes the next patriarch for the family, the connection of the house amd her are proof of this

[@JessycaLunawoona]

@@timkruse9912 Matriarch* A patriarch is usually male head of the family.

[@phoney2627]

I like to think she'll take Alma's place after she's dead, but I don't like to think that's precisely the reason she wasn't given a gift. She just didn't happen to get one, that's all.

[@randomneuralfirings]

A popular theory is that Mirabel did receive a power during the ceremony: she became a human embodiment of the miracle candle. The magic that empowers the family is strongest when she's feeling hopeful, and at its weakest when she's feeling without hope. And at the end she does get a door, but it's the front door.

[@angeljet99]

That’s what I’m thinking too! I’m positive about this theory. Mirabel didn’t get a door, she got the whole house.

[@angeljet99]

She was the foundation of familia Madrigal, always helping and supporting her family, even though they didn’t appreciate her!

[@jaye20]

Yes it seems she's like the personification of hope, and that'd explain also the butterflies on her dress and the candle and so on

[@JAZZTHEEWRITER]

I love this theory

[@Luke-cu7bf]

that's literally not a theory because that's exactly the case

[@Arizzu_98]

The part of the Abuela is the hardest for me as a Colombian, it shows (a little) how hard is the forced displacement here in our country, something that has been around for decades and has affected millions of people, its really heartbreaking, but at the same time im thankful that is shown in a movie of Disney

[@barrymartinez9125]

I feel the same. My father is from Venezuela, and grew up with countless civil wars around him. And even still to this day.

[@springheartedtiger]

Why would bad people want to destroy entire towns?

[@jendelrisco]

@@springheartedtiger civil wars, politically driven

[@springheartedtiger]

@@jendelrisco whoa 😐

[@theweeknd2725]

Damn thats so sad

[@UCFJayBird]

Never apologize for sharing your emotions during the reactions. We watch because we want to see that it hits you the same way it hits us! My wife is Colombian and balled at the trailer when it came out last year. She watches this all the time and listens to the music almost every day. It's so important to her that there's now a Disney movie based on her family's country and culture with people that look like her. edit: Oh yea, and I still tear up at several scenes even though i've seen it probably half a dozen times all the way through (and another half a dozen through reactions like these).

[@yoshimatt09]

dang 1.1k likes but no replies... wait

[@UCFJayBird]

@@yoshimatt09 I must’ve said it all. Perfect post. 😜

[@moneylover318]

@@UCFJayBird whats her take on abuela and her favorite character

[@kelly_kuku]

I've watched it 5 times now and cry every time lol I mean I even teared up reading your comment😆

[@johannatorres6626]

You are so sweet dear Jason. Please hugs to your wife from Paipa (Boyacá).

[@mockjaying]

The saddest thing about Bruno’s plate is when his two sisters celebrated their birthday at the dinner table (remember they were triplets) and him and his rats would just listen to them celebrate their birthday and he was all alone in the walls. I literally ugly cried when I read a comment similar to this on another reaction video.

[@redmatrix]

Dolores heard "the rats" in the wall, talking. Rats don't talk... it was Bruno talking to the rats. And the "sound of falling sand" was him repairing the cracks, and saying "Sana Sana Colita de Rana." She never told anyone.

[@Sancyria]

Imagine his first years inside the walls. The isolation, loneliness, longing for his family, all of them just 20 cm away

[@blameitondanny]

I'm convinced Dolores is the one who gave him food through the crack of the portrait.

[@stefaniemeans6317]

@@blameitondanny he also went to the kitchen himself. If you pay attention to the background during Dolores' first part in We Don't Talk About Bruno, he is seen walking behind them on both levels.

[@recoveringsoul755]

And Mirabell's gift was listening to everyone, getting them to talk about their feelings, and helping to heal the generational trauma. Grandma's children needed to be reunited with each other and with her. When everyone splits up and goes their own way without talking about things, no healing can happen

[@Dotterelly]

Something I really love is how they tell you right at the beginning what happened to Abuella, through her telling Mirabel, but the animation of it is distant and subdued. It feels like how Mirabel imagined it as it was told to her as a child, no clear image of death, the big shiny miracle and then everything's happy. And then when they show it again near the end of the film you see the real version - there's a sword in the horseman's hand, Abuella is far more devastated and lost, and then when the miracle is given she immediately has to take responsibility not just for her triplets but also for this whole group of people who are suddenly looking to her to lead them because of the miracle and she doesn't have any time to process her grief.

[@estebanbr7596]

Not a sword a machete

[@Dotterelly]

@@estebanbr7596 ah, thanks, I'm not overly familiar with blade forms

[@recoveringsoul755]

@@estebanbr7596 uhhh, that's worse 😥

[@Shax22132]

And I feel like she was never given the time to process her grief.

[@KS-xk2so]

@@recoveringsoul755 Pretty sad that a simple farming tool is now synonymous with human genocide.

[@LuizFelipe-ci3fr]

We stan Bruno in this house.

[@ZeldaWolf2000]

He might be twice my age, but he is my son! I will protect him at all costs!

[@paulocardosoMusic]

Yes, that part where Abuela tells her story and "Dos oruguitas" starts to play it really got in the heartstrings. Amazing reaction as always guys!!

[@springheartedtiger]

It was a beautiful song

[@CULeeisMe]

It hits you dead in the heart. Every time.

[@wtimmins]

Dos Oruguitas kills me each time I hear it

[@ashildrtheswift3028]

Just thinking about it already makes me cry

[@hernalexito]

It’s hits different when you understand the language 😭

[@Noah-pc6wq]

"The stars don't shine, they burn" line is so good. From the beginning, everyone's focused on how amazing the Madrigal family appeared, not noticing what's going on inside. By the end, the light of the stars are still there, but the combustion and reactions inside them are also known.

[@kyelgray162]

I cried the whole movie. I cried when Antonio asked for mirabel, when Mirabel asked for a miracle, the surface pressure song, at bruno saying he wasn't helpful, at Abeula's story and when she got her doorknob💀. I was a mess

[@alexortega1176]

No for real I was sobbing like almost every scene. This movie just knows how to pull at my heart strings 😭😭

[@KeinshyK]

So true! It was the same for me😭

[@pastelqq]

Same, my pillow was all wet

[@daniellemeows]

Girl same 😂😭😩

[@erongranger4675]

Samee, but they keep putting in funny scenes during the sad part,so I went from 😢 to 😂 and then 😢 again. What a rollercoaster of emotions

[@ZeniaRose]

The emotion on Abuelas face in the flashback is so agonizing.

[@ginacruz3829]

I'm Colombian, and this movie felt like a beautiful representation of the diversity or my country. Abuela's story was so touching to me because it's based on real violence a lot of families have experienced here.

[@waynecoral8845]

My wife LOST IT when casita was Falling apart but still trying to protect the family

[@Mark73]

One change I would have made is instead of Bruno breaking through the wall, is Casita ripping a hole open herself, with a sound effect of breaking plaster and stone and wood that sounded a lot like a scream of pain.

[@rheadsouza4281]

@@Mark73 if I'm not wrong, casita only directly helped in saving Mirabel. Coz remember the scene when a door flew and was about to hit Antonio but Felix was the one to save him.

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

@Rhea D'souza Felix saved Antonio yes (Also WTF was he doing just sitting there as the house fell) but the house saved Isabela and Camilo when their powers gave out and gently lowered them to the ground rather than letting them crash 2 stories. It obviously helped mirabel more but mirabel also asked for more and was there longer.

[@danielorlovaquinn]

Oh ya when casita protected mirabel and in its last moments waved goodbye to mirabel i was sobbing

[@troibltn3535]

One of the saddest details about bruno is that he was living in the walls for 10 years. Absolutely heartbreaking

[@psymompa]

Seeing his little table with the painted dish just broke me.

[@devirnis]

I watched this on a whim, thinking it would be a cute fun movie. Did not expect to get absolutely wrecked by the last 15 minutes. I was also ugly crying haha

[@kennedyhuff]

I watched it because everyone was talking about it, it's been a long time since a Disney movie actually made me cry

[@jcj268]

It’s the opposite of “Up”

[@bzzztbzzzt2428]

Same I just want to watch it to pass time. Ended up crying for almost the entirety of it.

[@Kkyo_Raps]

wow I teared up at first few minutes if the movie with Mirabel's song and kept being emotional till the last part in which I cried like never before

[@mikshinee87]

Decapitation is not a good way to go.

[@notestasiskis]

A lot of people think that when Abuela talks to Pedro about how vulnerable they are, it means that she knew all along and was gaslighting Mirabel that she was seeing things. She doesn't know yet, no one does. She's referring to the larger "everything can be taken away in a moment" type of vulnerability. Just the idea of Casita cracking, whether she believes it or not, is terrifying for someone who's fled their home once already. Tack onto that Bruno leaving, so there's also the fear of losing more family and the feeling of security that comes with having loved ones near. So yea, Abuela is well aware of how vulnerable their family is, but she's just focused on external threats in that moment.

[@Fdubsdee]

This is what I was thinking. It wasn't that she knew what was going on, it was that she really had no idea what would happen. Her life was tumultuous. She expected one baby, got three, she, Pedro, and her village had to run from sudden conflict, Pedro is killed trying to help them escape, magic explodes out of nowhere and suddenly she has to maintain a miracle, a family, and a village on her own, her kids and their kids get powers she has to teach them to control without even knowing what they will be until they appear, a seemingly random grandkid does not get powers, her only son up and leaves and no one knows where. And still she never even knew what fueled the magic and when or if it was gonna run out. Every time she has tried to settle something huge happened. While it was no excuse for the way she controlled her family, I can see why she couldn't move on and heal. She never stopped solving crisis after crisis.

[@Kybot12]

I mean she asked Bruno to look into the future to see the fate of the magic and house and then Bruno chose to leave. She probably assumed it wasn't anything good.

[@Valandar2]

Honestly, the only ones who really treated Mirabel that different were the Abuela, and her sister - but the sister didn't treat her badly because of her lack of a gift, but because of the pressure she was under to be 'perfect'. Her other family either adored her, like Luisa, Antonio, and her parents, or just treated her like just another family member, like Dolores and Camilo.

[@pwnorbepwned]

I think Anthony hit the nail on the head. Abuela’s “gift” is different from the others, she is the keeper of the miracle and facilitates both Casita and everyone else’s gifts, and Mirabelle is the inheritor of that gift, because it always has to exist for the rest of the magic to work.

[@insomnimatt]

the story of the butterfly and allowing the next generation to fly is the whole point. abuela needed safety to raise her family, the rocks rising as a cocoon to keep everyone protected. seeing the rocks crack open towards the end that surrounds the village .. is allowing the butterfly to finally thrive. that was mirabels gift. shes the continuation of the line and the savior.

[@davidschuster7223]

I watched this movie like 5 times with my kids and slowly understood the candle that holds the family together with its magic IS the grandfather and his magic through the house starts to crack slowly with how they start to treat Bruno and then how they treat mirabelle. He takes their gifts away because it has clouded their judgement and love for one another and so through his own magical way he brings them back together. No power is stronger then LOVE! Beautifully done Disney take a bow.

[@heatherwoods5703]

Good perspective. I like it.

[@gigglebuggy]

Look I sobbed into my couch pillow the first time I watched it and I will forever sob. This movie shows that family can be the reason you separate but the reason you come together too. If you suffer from generational trauma, you are loved regardless of what you think. ❤️

[@randomneuralfirings]

Kacee: I want a candle! How do I get a candle. Anthony, realizing that Abuela Alma got the miracle candle when her husband sacrificed his life: Uhhhhhh...

[@brbdhdjdjdjdjsj]

LMFAO I JUST NOTICED THAT 💀💀💀💀

[@danielorlovaquinn]

It was born from her grief

[@springheartedtiger]

Bruno isn’t scary, he’s adorable I almost ugly cried when Alma scolded at Mirabel for hurting the family

[@rexarsenio9447]

Bruno was alienated because of his power. They couldn't get the idea that he was just seeing the future and he was informing them of what's gonna happen. They thought he was weird and creepy, basically drove him to hiding. I hated that family from the get-go lol thank god for that ending.

[@МарияАндреева-ф8э]

The first picture of them was so perfect happy and turned to be fake and without Mirabel and the last one was so alive and imperfect and all together:)

[@ZeldaWolf2000]

Yes yes yes! Exactly! I love that so much! They're perfect with their imperfections, and it's shown in a framed family photo. So good! Also, I love that Mirabelle and Bruno are in the middle. That just makes me so happy!

[@kazudolly]

If we’re talking about the same picture then I’m pretty sure mirabel is in it, next to Luisa kinda hard to see

[@30251]

@@kazudolly yes Luisa is pulling Mirabel into the photo. I Thought that was touching

[@dearestkyra]

“Her gift was not having the gift.” I agree!! They each (including Mirabel) needed a new perspective, for their own sake and the sake of each other, and they could in the end because of her 💛

[@nikkibennett2798]

Don't feel bad Kacee. I was ugly sobbing as soon as Waiting on a Miracle was halfway done. My favorite thing about Isabela's song is that the majority of the plants she truly wants to grow are so far from "perfect". Jacarandas are invasive and don't let other plants eat, strangling figs kill the trees they grow on, vines can destroy buildings if they grow on them, cacti are sharp and painful, sundew are indeed carnivorous, and tabebuia has flowers that are highly poisonous. Palma de cera isn't dangerous, but it is known as the wax palm. The wax of the trunk can be used to make candles. :)

[@judithm.2827]

Hola, de hecho en algún momento si se utilizó la cera de esta palma, para crear las velas, ya que para ese tiempo no había energía eléctrica en muchos lugares de Colombia, en especial el campo, hoy en día, no se hace porque es una especie endémica, sólo que, las amenazas mayores ahora son, la expansión de frontera agrícola, ganadera y la urbanización.... Saludos!

[@heatherwoods5703]

Great insights, I appreciate it. Also as a gardener. 😉🌴🇨🇴🐆🐒

[@emilialavarellocambaceres315]

JACARANDAS are TREES that are native throught most of south , and central america including one country of north america( mexico )

[@shanejones4751]

I feel like mirabels gift is actually her connection to the Casita itself and she was meant to be abuelas successor to care for the candle

[@MeanBeanASMR]

That is so true and beautiful

[@shanejones4751]

I watch it at least 4 times a day with my 3 girls lol the twin 1 yr Olds love it

[@arctic_haze]

Actually Mirabel needs no candle. It is as if she were the new candle herself.

[@marvels.horror2590]

“Dolores singing” Bruno in the back: 🕺🕺

[@Keopro]

The slow change in expression as she realised "Oh no, a soft song during a flashback and it includes a couple getting together. I know my Disney and Pixar, I know the tears are coming."

[@montipyton9339]

I have this theory that after Pedro was killed by the guerilla, the miracle happened and his soul was somehow transmitted to the candel so that he could always watch over his family... and Bruno, Julieta and Pepa received the first gifts through Pedro's goodbye kiss - like a blessing. I also like to think that Casita came alive because it was, in a way, granted Pedro's life force. So just like Pedro has been protecting his family, Casita was carrying on his will.

[@eduardon9299]

I think his spirit may be the house. But I think that the miracle itself is divine intervention of some sort. I don't see how a simple human spirit could lift whole mountains and create a whole house.

[@danielruiz8259]

Sending Kacee a hug. By the title, it sounds like she needs one.

[@felipecsi6670]

each family member represents a different region of Colombia. like the one always makes it rain represents Bogotanos, as it is cold, direct and harsh but essential. the kid represents the Amazon, the sister with the flowers represnts los Paisas , very beautiful but misleading, or misunderstood, etc ect. Representaron a esta patria querida de una manera dilgente, elegante, y bien recivida.

[@FroBoy696]

I'll be honest that watching Encanto made me really homesick. I haven't been to Colombia since 2017 and had it not been for the pandemic, I would have been able to visit and see my family there...thankfully times are different and I can't wait to see everyone this year.

[@KuroNekoXIII]

Girl, I started ugly crying after the family photo in the beginning when I first watched it. I ugly cried watching you guys react to Abuela's flashback. So no shame in crying at all. Especially to this movie.

[@J1ntu]

I still love finding Bruno jamming out to his own song during Dolores' verse Edit: I found it interesting how Isabela started saying "I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine" at the end of Bruno's song so you know exactly how she feels about the engagement

[@oliviah5690]

I think it's also interesting that both Isabela and Dolores start saying "I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine" at the same time when talking about the engagement

[@rippripp-ie]

Isabella says "I'm fine(×3) and I'll be fine.", and Dolores says 'I'm fine." They are each convincing herself that She'll be fine after the engagement(and obviously marrige)/She's fine about not having the man of her dreams.

[@dezrightreviews5163]

It was delores

[@dezrightreviews5163]

Dolores

[@blueteller]

I think you hit right on the money - Mirabel IS the new candle, and Abuela's successor. She does not need a gift, because she is literally the new gift.

[@unknowndane4754]

Personally the moment that always hits me from this movie is the encouragement that the family have for Mirabel at the last song (all of me), more specifically the lyrics "We see how bright you burn We see how brave you've been Now, see yourself in turn"

[@MySushiBear]

OMG, yes! This is probably one of my new favorite movies! I also ugly cried, don’t worry. Also, can we talk about how amazing the music is in this movie?? Overall a really, really solid piece of media! I saw it on Saturday and the songs have been stuck in my head since.

[@ZeldaWolf2000]

And not just even the Lin-Manuel Miranda stuff, but the whole fucking Soundtrack is amazing! The musical motif of the film, oh my God! Do you know how many times I've listened to the piece Antonio's Voice? So many!

[@philipseven9215]

Yes, you're not the only one, we ugly cried too. Just so good. I agree. Nothing hits as much as Disney movies do.😭 By the way, you guys have no idea how happy I was when I saw we're getting an Encanto reaction from you!

[@wtimmins]

If someone didn't get emotional over this movie, I'd wonder about them.

[@aeoies]

@@wtimmins lol right i was forming my tears by the time i saw bruno’s place in the walls where he had his seat

[@tmenke88]

That song hits in the feels HARD

[@jonesy5900]

What do you mean ugly cried

[@terencesdurag2823]

@@wtimmins Wonder about what

[@lio8161]

24 year old with two kids it’s crazy never thought I’d every cry in a Disney movie but the dad sacrificing himself and the way they animated abuelas reaction it really got to me in tears🤧

[@justaguy_yt1240]

Tbh, i think the magic planned it all along. Like the magic was like " Oh, no family closure? Sure, lemme just make the house go down and make you lose all tour miracles until you all learn your lessons."

[@louisebelgira899]

Mirabelle is actually the miracle. She was the gift! I can't stop singing all the soundtracks in this movie! Disney movies are the best!

[@germancampos6265]

Don´t feel bad, many people did the same, and I can say: every Colombian female did it as well, and every Colombian guy felt goosebumps... that´s for sure!

[@Cheezeblade]

Its definately gonna be a cycle, Abuela lost her family and her love for her family brought a miracle that could protect and save their future. Mirabel loved her family and when she thought it was threatened she helped put it back together and made a new miracle to keep her family safe all over again

[@jalainajessee9655]

It broke me that when abuela told her story she shielded some of the pain but at the end when the story is shown she was so much more broken when Pedro died

[@tofu_golem]

Grandma's mistake is that she valued the gifts more than the people and relationships. Mirabel valued people more than the gifts precisely because she didn't have a gift. So not getting a gift was the whole point of the story, even if it's normal to wish she got a gift. Bruno is played by John Leguizamo, one of my favorite character actors.

[@ricebucket5947]

Anthony, grab your wife some tissues!!! JEEZ!!! hahaa but same I cried like a baby during this movie :') Really well done, the concept of family trauma and how it can span generations, but Maribel broke this cycle! Thanks for reacting:)

[@deanfernandes7604]

This has to be one of my favorite movies. The entire family was entertaining. Felix and Pepa were my favorites along with Bruno and Dolores.

[@sidlaluz5433]

Imagine how Abuela used euphemisms when she needs to retell the story of how she lost her husband to her children and grandchildren. That would be very tormenting and requires a lot of guts and strength. Your reactions are nice.

[@jenniferleveck6206]

I went to see this with four of my friends and we all cried pretty much from start to finish. Loved that the section was just called "Tears." 😄 That would have just been the whole movie for me.

[@FadeMouse]

Her gift was the new house at the end of the movie, when she put the doorknob on it was the same kind of "sparkle" around the front door as when the kids normally get a gift from their door.

[@DemonicCylo555]

No matter how many times I watch this film I will always cry. One of my favourite films of all time

[@mikemartin8194]

I love the she hulk sister. She has the beat musical number, and when she lost her strength her meltdown was pretty funny.

[@핑엘리]

"Imagine needing to get a drink of water in the middle of the night and having to go all the way down there" (thinks of Bruno's room) (cackles anxiously)

[@ryanallen5396]

something I noticed was Mirabel saying "Isabela *wasn't* happy" vs Abuela saying "Of course she *isn't* happy"

[@almyjoyous6885]

I believe that the not getting gifts was going to continue with Antonio, but at that moment that Mirabel chose to walk with Antonio it made the gift stronger again to give gifts (just like how hugging Isabela strengthened the gift). I bet that if Antonio would have walked alone to the door, he wouldn't gotten a gift as well.

[@skyicy7383]

Abuela’s backstory got to me, but honestly the fight between them and then Mirabel still trying to save the candle no matter what, it personally got to me more

[@SweetSlytherinGirl-Jennifer]

I ugly cried the first time I watched this, too... and I was in the theater! It was even worse the second time, once it came on Disney+. It's a beautiful story, and I loved your reactions to it!

[@ReactWithRat]

this is my first time watching your channel. but watched Encanto many times. I was crying right along with her. Somehow seeing her feeling those emotions made me relive feeling them for the first time.

[@PrincessCelestia19]

Do you think when Disney makes people cry their like. "YES nailed it!"

[@100nitrog]

Lin-Manuel Miranda mentioned in an interview that when he pitched an early version of Dos Oruguitas, people were crying in the zoom meeting and told him he needed to keep writing the song.

[@All54321]

11:21 In the song Luisa also mentions Mirabel not having that pressure. “Give it to your sister and never wonder | If the same pressure would've pulled you under” She’s free of the pressure and expectations because she doesn’t have a gift that she needs to use to help everyone, always.

[@simrag]

The cracks in the house were the crack of the relationship of the family, they weren't who they wanted to be. Until mirabel fixes the family (her gift all along.)

[@liamevans9815]

Bruno's "visions" translated - "Pepa, calm down or it's going to rain." "You've had that goldfish for like 3 years now, it's getting pretty old so it's probably going to die soon." "Keep eating that way and you're gonna get fat." "Dude, chill out, all that stress is going to make your hair fall out." So, I guess his "crime" is just brutal honesty that people didn't necessarily want to hear.

[@jamesdarrylalcala1010]

The songs are stuck in my head and i love it

[@breawilldraw]

So we watched this last night and I sobbed through the second half, and then I cried AGAIN just now watching you cry watching it. Disney strikes again!!

[@almacasanova5929]

The only right reaction for the dos oruguitas part is yours girl, yours is the most raw reaction I've seen. I literally wanted to stop crying but physically couldn't, if you're not sobbing you are not enjoying the movie enough 💕

[@_khimcristy1865]

Mirabel's gift was the magic itself, notice how when she's feeling upset the house starts to crack and break, because she's the one to take abuela's place as the keeper of the miracle when she passes away, also notice how mirabel sounds like miracle.

[@BePatient888]

At 8:06, he figured it out. Mirabel has the same power as the Grandma - which is to hold the family together, and keep the miracle alive. Notice that the house only talks and takes commands from Grandma and Mirabel.

[@SunsetMap]

I just want Kacee to know that I bawled as hard as she did when two oruguitas started playing with abuela's backstory, so when she started I was like "yup, yup, it got you too" Loved your reaction! 💕💕

[@Hunlover123601]

i just realised that when mirabels door disappeared, the candle flickered. small signs to show she is the next keeper of the miracle

[@curioppyty]

honestly i cried literally the entire movie not even just the grandma part. i still tear up watching the cut down version in reactions of some parts so yeah. it's an emotional one.

[@alek_rsza]

Passando pra agradecer a quem se disponibilizou pra fazer as legendas! Passing by to thank those who took the time to make the subtitles!

[@Hanna-fn9bn]

Sim Mano, eu fiquei surpresa quando vi que tinha

[@milodelarue1895]

I loved how adorable she was when she said " OH HOW CUTE! but sad and tragic"

[@therobloxgamergirl2287]

There's a theory that I support: It's the theory where Mirabel didn't get a gift because she (in theory) is the embodiment of the candle. As (some) people saw in the movie, each person got an outfit that matches their Gift. As an example, Dolores has sound waves, Isabella has flowers (I think), etc. As seen in the movie, the candle has a butterfly on it. Guess what Mirabel has on her dress? *BUTTERFLIES!* This supports the theory A LOT. After the song "Waiting on a Miracle," Mirabel was sad, so the house nearly broke. And when Isabella and Mirabel hugged, the candle got brighter. But when Abuela and Mirabel hugged, the house got re-built and Casita came to life once more. Does anyone else support me on this?

[@DantePurgatory]

Mirabel's gift is empathy. She can feel how others feel, and because of that she helps people to heal. All the movie is about her trying to understand the deeper trauma of her family. And one by one she helps them overcome it.

[@pyroronnie2473]

Mirabelle technically did get a gift, her gift was keeping hope in the family so she could keep the magic alive

[@chellesama8256]

Bruno's vision was BOTH outcomes. Sometimes you have to break to heal.

[@estarguarstia4317]

I clicked this video so fast 😭😭😭 ty for reacting to this. Means a lot to us Colombians

[@elbasado6669]

Estas soltera?

[@orionbeck9981]

When we're first told the story of the miracle Abuela's reaction to losing her husband isn't as severe as it is when Mirabel sees it because she instantly had to lead everyone who escaped with them so she started bottling everything up. The only time we see her true reaction and her mourning is when she's realised what her desire to prove to herself that she earned the miracle did to her family

[@StarkKarstVT]

there is nothing wrong with crying at that flashback scene at the river. it was such a sad moment

[@aldl5871]

Exactly the candle also represents that you have to Let go the past , and suffering by externalize It and heal.

[@savirrschannel]

loved your reaction, thank you so much! i’m crying with you during dos oruguitas! such a beautiful song for a beautiful story in the movie😭❤️

[@NorybDrol82]

My 4 year old son was obsessed with this movie for a week. Now for several more weeks it's my wife and I who are obsessed. Dealing with intergenerational trauma just resonates so much. We are also both memorizing the songs the way I used to have most of the lines to Aladdin memorized as a kid. Encanto has easily become my favorite Disney movie. I am so glad to see your reaction to it.

[@OreoAndJeans]

Im so glad you guys enjoyed!! Dont worry I cried at Abuela’s backstory to!

[@itskashkashi]

Idk how anyone could not cry at that *sobs just thinking about it*

[@WelcomeApathy]

I cry at that same part every time I watch it, and I cried at this watching you cry! It is such a good movie. That part in particular just is depicted in such a heart-rending way, especially Abuela's scream when her husband is killed. Even silent, with the music atop, it is so devastating. That just gets me. Thank you for the reaction!

[@tea4471]

she’s so me 😭 when abuela started crying in the flashback at the end, i instantly broke down 🧍

[@chrisRundeJr]

The Bruno part made me cry so much, I 100% imagined him as a creepy warlock type character.

[@KasperochSiri]

I don't know why but the door going away as Mirabella touch it just makes me cry. It breaks my heart and I feel so sorry for her. I mean she was 5 and the way she looked to her grandma for answers. I just bawl every time! This and at the end with the song and death of the grandfather.

[@Neexienous]

I think Mirabel is a heart of casita. I think without her family would be broken and magic of casita don't exist. I think she is the most powerful of the family. Because of empathy magic. 😭😢

[@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.

[@chghfd4946]

Dos Oruguitas got me crying "Up" tears too.

[@matheussouza3820]

Encanto it's something amazing, I cried a lot at the end of the movie when Abuela shows what happened to her 😥

[@aidenzea5798]

Her name means miracle in Spanish. Her “gift” was being the miracle that saved the family. But that’s open for interpretation like all art is including Disney lol. I LOVED watching this video! Thank you for making it!

[@issacshamoun1098]

Mirabelle was the greatest gift. She saved the family and casita

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

Me encanta Encanto y ustedes dos. Gracias por esta reacción. Mirabel's room is the house, which is why her door disappeared. They were already standing in her room. Amtonio's room was filled with animals. Mirabel's room was filled with her family. She had her gift and room all along. That's how I see it, at least.

[@darrahtilton]

Don’t apologize for crying! That part was beautiful and it hit me hard too sis! ♥️

[@gabrielabianchi1809]

I subscribe to the theory that Mirabel will, at some point, be the grandmother's successor.

[@cecilia.tarango9001]

At the end, I’ve realized something. Not only was it Mirabel’s first time seeing herself on a door, but also Fèlix and Augustine as well.