ENCANTO (2021) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

Finally we have gotten onto the new hype from Disney that is Encanto; heard a ton of great stuff from it and honestly I enjoyed it a ton! :)
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[@thanek1]

Didn’t know how much I needed to hear two grown men excitedly yell “capybara” while watching a Disney movie until today. Thank you.

[@OctoKrool]

Capybara's and Tapir's are wonderful creatures; always excited to see them lol

[@alexhook9151]

@OctoKrool I've got to meet and pet Capybara's multiple times in my life and it's been awesome each time.

[@Proudtman]

Actually true

[@brysenstrowder5178]

And then hilariously misidentify coatimundis as ring-tailed lemurs.

[@KS-xk2so]

@@brysenstrowder5178 I feel like every reaction I've seen people say they are racoons or red pandas lol lemurs at least closer to a coati

[@NO-ux2xf]

The theory is that Mirabel will be the one taking over for her grandmother and be the caretaker of the candle. After all the grandmother doesn't have any powers either more than taking care of the candle and guiding the family. And the theory is that Mirabel didn't get a gift at age of 5 is because she will get it after grandmother passes away and will take up the mantle. I like that theory. :)

[@SpicyTurk]

i think you're a bit off. Mirabel always had a power, the power of love and empathy. She brings out the best in the people around her, thats her gift.

[@Mis7erSeven]

@@SpicyTurk That is not a magical power, luckily.

[@SpicyTurk]

@@Mis7erSeven heh. in a way its more powerful than all the other powers combined, but yeah.

[@erinlee4595]

I doubt it. Since I think in the end, if you noticed it theres no candle anymore. It's like the power became permanent. Her grandmother already knows about those cracks before mirabel did. She already knows that magic was disappearing a long time ago. And then the theory was, the grandmother asked for abuelo (deceased husband) to help their family and make their stronger, thats where mirabel comes in thats why she didny received any gifts because her gift was keepinh their family together and stronger without depending too much on their gifts unlike abuela(grandmother) that thinks that gift is everything, thats why she's outcasting mirabel, thats why her door was the whole house, her true gift was keeping their family together.

[@shismith8785]

But there is no candle by the end of it...it's just the house itself.

[@danceyjohnson1375]

Something that always strikes me when Abuela comes in after Isabela's song is the LOOK on Isabela's face, the fear and dread in her eyes as she looks up at her grandmother and then down at herself, and the shame in her posture as she stands in the back with Luisa. It's at 25:55, and the way she flinches, the smile just DROPS, and it gets me every time. It's such a departure from the confident, poised 'princesa' that we're shown during the first half of the movie that it pushes home just how much of her is hidden behind her 'perfection'. It also always makes me want to protect her, because she literally is hugging herself, afraid of her own grandmother. Even as she leaves Mirabel's side she looks at her with such regret, like she's just...she's just not brave enough to stand there with her, and she's sorry.

[@scr9069]

Agreed-- and how quickly the flowers disappear after they stand up, and the way she looks down when Abuela says "Isabela is out of control!". God, I don't know how anyone can look at that and not feel their heart break for her. Luisa doesn't look much better in that moment, either.

[@AnnekeOosterink]

The real villain was generational trauma all along! Yeah, the grandmother was placing too many expectations on her family, not out of maliciousness but because she needed to protect her family and her town. The miracle was keeping everyone safe, and it's not as if the threat was imagined or something. And I'm sure she had survivor's guilt and felt she HAD to be worthy of the miracle by living a life of service and perfection. But the pressure on her family made everyone crack. The pain underneath was breaking the family apart. The villain in Moana was also kind of trauma. Te Ka was actually Te Fiti, but hurt and robbed of her heart. Her pain made her lash out. The end with the big door implies now that the family relationships have mended, Mirabel is the next candle holder, she is the one on the front door, holding her family together.

[@phatcat4384]

"Bruno left, because of you!" Yea, I was five, grandma...

[@decusq]

I like how at the end of the film it's implied that the reason Mirabel didn't get a gift is because she's the next foundation or Matriarch of the family. Her Grandmother helped create the magic but now Mirabel is the next Keeper of the Magic by helping her family and creating stability in the house. Shes there to remind them their gift isn't who they are but apart of who they are and they shouldn't rely on it for everything.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Maube it's also because Casita felt she has something special in her and decided she didn't need a gift

[@TadjaDragoo]

I've been binging Encanto reactions and this has been one of my favorites. I love the energy you bring.

[@OctoKrool]

Thank you :)

[@rmarieshen862]

Exactly! I love watching empathetic intelligent dudes react to things on a full range of emotions. Such a great thing. We need a whoel lot more of this.

[@stormqueen29]

Yes, the weight of expectations. Lusia even said it plainly "I'm pretty sure I'm worthless if I can't be of service." Isabella, always having to be perfect. Think of how much pressure our society puts onto attractive people. Poor Pepa, forced to ALWAYS be happy no matter what, because the slightest bit of any other mood turns the weather bad. Dolores with her super hearing, how much information must she constantly overhear that she must keep silent about and not allow it to affect her. It would be very hard to have any of these gifts. Made worse by Abuela always insisting that the family has a duty to serve the rest of the village. Abuela means well, she has the best of intentions, but she's putting the focus on the wrong thing. The miracle wasn't the candle, the Encanto, La Casita, or any of the gifts given to each family member, the miracle was the family itself. Poor Abuela, she lost everything in one night. Her home, her husband, her provider and protector. She was left completely alone with three newborn babies to care for. Her extreme grief and anguish is what caused the miracle of the Encanto and the candle and the house. But to Abuela, the family had been given these gifts solely to serve others. Never letting the others in the village serve them. It became a kind of toxic benign superiority. We are the Madrigal's! We serve others with our miracles, our magic. They do not serve us, for they have no gifts, no miracle, what could they possibly offer to the Madrigal's that we cannot provide for ourselves more easily and better?

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

I agree with most of what you said. The only thing I look at slightly differently is I think the encanto was caused by the grandpa sacrificing himself for his wife and kids. It is similar to Harry Potter's mom's sacrifice of her life protected Harry from Voldemort.. Abuela lost so much that as she said she held on too tight. and caused problems for the family instead of helping them be happy. Ironically the candle going out was the best thing that could have happened for them because they would have stayed stuck in their roles and been miserable.

[@giban5937]

@@jacquelinecallejas1390 do you think that? I think it was the sorrow of abuela

[@Alissandre_Iskander]

@@giban5937 I think it was both Alma's pain/sorrow and Pedro's sacrifice that granted them the miracle.

[@nootnoot7088]

@@jacquelinecallejas1390 AGREED!! I always thought that the miracle was fueled by the strong love the family has for each other. It came into being because Pedro loved his wife and kids so much to sacrifice his life for them. The miracle started dying because though the family loves each other, the pressure and expectations Abuela Alma placed on all of them held them back from being able to depend on each other and lighten each others' burden like a true loving family should be doing. It came back not solely because of Mirabel (though she's definitely the precursor of it in the same way Alma was when Pedro died), but because the family has seen how much their way of life has damaged them and decided to rebuild based on the foundation of communication and understanding. They learned to love each other unconditionally.

[@gmunden1]

Mirabel and Camillo are 15 years old. Bruno left when Mirabel did not receive a gift when she was five years old. Mirabel and Camillo have little or no memory of their uncle. This is why a teen Camillo makes up playful "scary" stories about what he imagines Bruno is like.

[@jumpp10]

I'm from Colombia and this movie represents very good my country! The clothes, animals, food, plants and casita's architecture are very accurate! The song is inspired in some colombian rhythms, and Abuela's story is a sad fact about Colombia's history: forced migration. For years, many colombians were forced to leave their villages because of violence in order to survive. Things are a little bit netter now, but we have so much things to do!

[@sinister13k]

fun fact Luisa has the biggest biceps of any animated Disney character

[@OctoKrool]

That's what makes her the best for Curtis lol

[@sinister13k]

@@OctoKrool thanks for replying guys, just finished watching and its 4am love from london!

[@lov1na716]

bigger than hercules?

[@sinister13k]

@@lov1na716 indeed

[@Winchester1984]

Lin Manuel Miranda did an amazing job with the music. "We don't talk about Bruno" beat "Let it go" on the Billboard top 200. Currently #1

[@drunkdrop9193]

we don’t talk about bruno is just built different and doesn’t annoy me everytime I hear it

[@KS-xk2so]

Every song in this movie is a bop in my books. Between Moana and this, Disney should just give Lin Manuel Miranda the keys to the kingdom and let him do whatever he wants lol

[@shania991]

Luisa’s song is so powerful I know everybody loves “we don’t talk about Bruno” but surface pressure is so amazingly done and she really shows that big sister told that is out on older siblings in some cultures when I see her I see my mom having to handle every family burden because if she doesn’t then who will

[@sacredsiren]

So true! Lin Manuel Miranda has said he wrote this song as a love letter and apology to his big sister who he realized had to take on so much than he ever did in his family and carry burdens he never had to.

[@gmunden1]

This is Colombia, the "ringed tailed animals" are coatis found in Central and South America. coatimundis , are members of the family Procyonidae. ***Lemurs are endemic to Madagascar, off the coast of Africa( Different continent) Also, lemurs are primates. All the animals in the film are from Colombia and other parts of Central and South America: Tapirs, tamandua, toucans, hummingbirds, jaguar, coati, capybara, butterflies, pythons, tree frogs, etc.) The film is steeped in Colombian culture and the theme of magical realism, as portrayed in the books and films by Gabriel Garcia Marquez (Nobel Prize winning author.).

[@myboatforacar]

One of the things I love about this movie is how most of the powers correspond to roles within the dysfunctional family, e.g. the strong one, the golden child, the one who changes shape in order to please others, the one who knows everyone's business, the one who speaks uncomfortable truths and gets scapegoated, and so on. It's really clever.

[@Skarletkombat]

The way you both freaked out about the priest guy losing his hair. LMAO

[@TimotheeReacts]

WELCOME to the FAMILY MADRIGAL boyssss

[@sophiapenna9088]

We love a supportive Reaction Content King 😩

[@AlessaParker]

I read this in Jack Baker's voice

[@celestinenox]

Just FYI, "antagonist" and "villain" aren't synonymous. There's no villain, but this movie does have an antagonist in Abuela. An antagonist is just someone who works at cross purposes to the protagonist, but they're not necessarily evil or even working from a place of malice.

[@sacredsiren]

This right here. For me the villain was the generational trauma, Abuela was just the antagonist and a victim in her own way.

[@bigjoeofthe707]

This is pretty much what happens in Latin households. The toxicity of expectations and perfections within the family. One thing that a lot of us in the Latin community have mentioned on here, on TikTok, and other social media sites is that in real life abuela would NOT apologize. She would double down instead. The older folks tend to never learn and just be stuck in their old ways.

[@wolfe6220]

I think the REAL miracle of the movie is that an abuela apologized! 😆 I think you can see a lot of this in just about any first generation family in America, for example. You have the grandparents or parents who are pressuring the younger ones to either keep doing things the way that they have always been done (afraid of losing any of their culture) OR to pressure the kids to do everything they can to fit in with their new country (making them speak only English for example). I'm first generation Greek American & that's what happened to us: the only Greek words I know are either food items or are, uh, not polite to say in public. Either way, it's like being blind in one eye: you only see half the picture. You either lose what is "new" or you lose some of your culture. It's sad, there should be some middle ground.

[@coyotelong4349]

The opening song is one of the most wild, crazy, high-energy songs I’ve heard in any Disney film 😂 The look of the Grandma’s face when she’s like “What are you doing??” is hilarious Also the colors and lighting effects in this movie just pop like nothing I’ve ever seen. This movie is such a feast for the eyes

[@enicole1203]

I saw a guy on TT do the whole opening song in ASL it was awesome

[@isislaz]

Yall definitely should watch The Color Purple. A lot of legends in that movie and probably Whoopi's breakout movie and Oprah as well. Danny Glover was already a legend in the making. Lawrence Fishburne was in it on some parts too.

[@Strawberryfearsforever]

Yes. An emotional rollercoaster of a masterpiece.

[@christopherbrown6049]

That one will get ya

[@acetylcholine3656]

Oh that movie hurts so bad😩

[@DeeDiamond2981]

Ohhh they'll cry....

[@tracy4290]

I love the fact that the first photo is "perfect" but it's missing Mirabel (and Bruno for that matter) and the second photo at the end is NOT perfect but more importantly really has the whole family and is full of fun and chaos!

[@AnarielAnastil]

29:38 A villain is a specific bad guy or woman who drives the core conflict of the story. An antagonist is just a character who stands in the way of the hero’s goals/the goals of the story but is not necessarily a “bad guy”. There is no true villain in this film, but there are plenty of antagonists. Characters like the grandma, Isabela, and even Mirabel’s mother (when she doesn’t believe her) all serve as antagonists with this in mind. A story does not necessarily need a villain, but it absolutely needs conflict in order to function. The most common way to create conflict is to have a main, central villain. But conflict can come from many places, whether that be environmental, personal, mental, emotional, etc. This story has conflict in spades. It just doesn’t use one specific person (villain) to drive it and instead uses generational trauma, family strife, and toxic perfectionism, which is why it feels fresh. It does absolutely have antagonists, though. More than usual for a Disney film, actually. That’s also why it feels like a more original story coming from Disney. Wanted to clear up the distinction between “antagonist” and “villain” for any new writers out there. :)

[@ilymal835]

fun fact: the actress of the main character was in labor while recording “waiting on a miracle” she’s very talented

[@mbavdegrassidc1]

the way she sings "the perfect golden child" is amazing loved this movie glad you guys enjoyed it

[@nech527]

Another theory: Notice that Mirabel was the only one who wore glasses? (And the same green as Bruno's vision!) Her "gift" was seeing her family for who they really were, not their gifts. This perspective was the magic needed to heal the Casita and unite the family.

[@Dobbythehouseelf-ug5pu]

I always look at the cracks in the casita as a representation of the fractures/breaks in the family, and Mirabel could see it first, cause she is the heart of the family.

[@selardohr7697]

so far I'm only 10 minutes in this video, and your transition at 9:00 was awesome, "CORN!" was hilarious and "IT'S A TAPIR!!!" has me rolling,

[@Azameanie]

Just imagine the nightmare of being a teenage girl who can hear literally everything growing up in a house with two married couples and a younger brother.

[@Hinatachan360]

Poor Dolores

[@rmarieshen862]

my mind always went there, too. I hope that since she got her gift, all subsepuent chidlren were conceived out of town...

[@LeVonngaKiara]

Bruno was behind the walls for about 10 years. So according to the character backgrounds Isabela was the oldest, she and Dolores are 22 yrs old. Mirabel and Camilo are 15. Luisa is 19 and Antonio was 5. The triplets Pepa, Bruno and Julieta are 50. Abuela was in her early 70’s…

[@JeremeDavis]

That is something i am glad Disney understood with this movie. You need conflict to make an interesting story but that doesnt mean you need a villain

[@HobGungan]

The filmmakers had to fight the studio tooth and nail to keep Luisa buff and the studio barely produced any merch of her expecting the masses to gravitate to Isabella. Sure enough, everyone loved Luisa and they were unable to meet demand for Luisa merch while Isabella merch only moves "well it's SOMETHING from the movie" numbers.

[@OctoKrool]

Goes to show these studios don't know shit.

[@HobGungan]

@@OctoKrool Funny enough they did the same thing with Frozen II. They banked on everyone wanting the Water Horse and were shocked when they were unable to meet the overwhelming demand for Salamander stuff.

[@OctoKrool]

@@HobGungan I haven't seen Frozen II but I can 100% guarantee that a salamander is so much cooler than some water horse; these people really like to miss lol.

[@HobGungan]

@@OctoKrool Disney the Teams of Artists and Creators = Amazing people that put out (mostly) amazing work and should be lauded and celebrated. Disney the Corporation = Pure Evil that needs to be stopped. Frozen II...definitely check it out to gain your own opinion as some people prefer it to the first and it has good moments, but overall it felt to me like two or three pretty interesting single story ideas that got thrown together in a way that prevents any of them from concluding in a satisfying way.

[@OctoKrool]

@@HobGungan Personally I felt the first one ended perfectly on a good note, I feel as if it didn't need a sequel so I never bothered watching it; though of course big success and money leads to these unnecessary sequels.

[@MasochisticMaiden]

The great thing that many don’t notice is the way Casita responds/communicates with abuela and Mirabel the most, the two without any obvious gift but their gift is keeping the family together - the miracle falters when Abuela keeps pressuring the family and pushing Mirabel to the side. There’s so much to unpack between gifted individuals and those with no obvious gifts, everyone has something that they are good at but yeah that trailer for Encanto did not make me want to watch the film - I did relate very much to a few of the characters so I’m glad I did.

[@dehro]

this movie is a textbook example of family dynamics where trauma becomes a generational issue and affects everybody in different ways. it's also typical about immigrant families from certain countries, and the pressures and expectations put on the following generations. family dynamics, trauma, mental health and how to deal with balancing all of these things in a big family where everybody seems to have their own variation of troubles and struggles... those are big themes for a disney movie to tackle, and I think a lot of people can see themselves or the dynamics of their families in this movie.

[@Dacre1000]

The movie itself is too much of a textbook for me, I am afraid. Tackling themes and getting buried under them is quite different. Glad you enjoyed it tough. Not for me. They will do more. I might enjoy that one.

[@momiwantcake]

I'm glad you finally saw and liked this movie! It is one of my favorite Disney movies because of the songs and great messages. Surface Pressure speaks to me so much as I'm sure it does to a lot of people. And the fact that they didn't just do some generic villain storyline is great! It felt like they were clearly going to make Bruno a big antagonist throughout the movie and then that surprise in the story was so great! Like I doubt many people could predict how this movie would go correctly.

[@shiveringtimber49]

Surface Pressure hits real different

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

You know what? Not just anybody can swing across a chasm on their first try and then both Bruno and her are running within the walls of the house through all kind of obstacles etc. I think the ability to do parkour is genetically present in the family Madrigal ;)

[@ravenrocksdeath6662]

Can we just look at the fact that Luisa never actually got angry at Mirabel for "taking the magic away" she calls herself a loser because she's not strong and there for she can't help others like she has been doing her whole life so now she thinks she is useless and she was also the first one who was losing her power showing that she used it the most and now it's taking a toll on her also she never douted Mirabel when she said the magic is fading she was just to afraid to say that she knows and agrees with Mirabel and she is again thinks it makes her seem week. And that she doesn't cry because strong people aren't really known for crying or showing much emotion and the way she starts to tear up after Mirabel says "your more then just your gift" shows that she knew it deep down but was never told or given a chance to be herself because of all her "work"

[@TequilaMockingBird91]

A popular fan theory for why Mirabel didn’t get a power is because the house has “chosen” her to be the next head of the house after Abuela moves on. So the house prefers Mirabel to bond with the children of the house by remaining in the nursery until they move into their own rooms.

[@thedernboy]

what i always find so interesting after watching so many times is all the information the kids have about bruno is all bad because of the adults no one really knows him besides his “terrible gift” and i wouldn’t say all the ppl in her family neglect her, her mom and dad do really care but the grandmother def gets in the way, especially during the 3 act u really see them confronting the issue

[@evemiller2637]

Maribel did receive a gift at age 5. If you notice when Antonio gets his door it looks different than everyone else’s because it came from Maribel. Also, everyone’s clothes give away their gifts. Notice Maribel wears butterflies like the candle and she like . Abuela are connected to Casita because the door placed magic inside Maribel. That is why when she placed the door knob the magic went back into Casita. You should watch MattPats reaction theory to this movie. He catches a lot of what is happening if you want to delve deeper.

[@angelagraves865]

"Is that a tapir?!!!!" 🤣

[@c4ncerino]

Encanto? What a nice surprise! I'm glad you guys enjoyed the movie 💖

[@Atrulyblessedguy]

Can't wait to see them react to the movie THE COLOR PURPLE, thats gonna be a good reaction

[@drewrayg]

It’s such a beautiful film. It’s not a movie it’s a FILM. I’d like to vote for The Color Purple and Field Of Dreams for (Fathers Day)

[@isislaz]

Probably one of the best Disney movies to watch that you enjoy the music to. And a good story too.

[@isislaz]

Another movie Idk if yall watched yet, is The Help. That movie literally has one of the best revenge scenes ever! 🤣

[@sarahcampbell1115]

Yeesss

[@Unusual_Farmer]

I heard another theory that Mirabel didn't get a gift, because her future wasn't yet decided. There were many different ways it could go. So she got the magic door at the end once she discovered herself and her purpose and her worth.

[@a.g.demada5263]

For me, it was because Casita felt she has something special in her and decided she didn't need a gift

[@AyaaChann]

I liked this film more the second time i watched it. I love the story and realism in it. Also, i think you guys would actually like "Raya and the last dragon". There was ALOT of people who talked about that film. But this one got soooo popular because people were dancing on the songs from this film.

[@rodrigoocampospenaloza604]

Minute 21:23, with that face, Abuela Alma 👵🏼 literally meant what Ming Lee (in her giant red panda form) said: You are in big trouble, young lady 😡!

[@frogurtcremebrulee5252]

Fun fact, the actress who plays Mirabel was in labor during her recording for “Waiting on a Miracle”

[@victoriac4317]

I yelled out loud twice watching this movie: 1- OMG IS THAT A CAPYBARA?! 2- OMG IS THAT JOHN LEGUIZAMO?!

[@drm877]

I asked for this reaction and Im super excited to watch it!!! Loving all of the animated movie reactions you both have been doing!

[@BryanW.]

The Villain is expectation. How to deal with it and the hurt it can cause. You can prepare or the future but you can never predict the outcome. This is a great film. My favorite since Cars.

[@eblackwell]

I love this movie so much. The theme that your foundation can't be built on fear. Even when it's understandable like Abuelo trying to make things perfect thinking that's what they needed to do to stay safe so nothing happened again like her husband being murdered in front of her eyes. And I do give her credit for not using their powers to be this ruling family that the village had to cater to. They worked with the town using their gifts to do what others couldn't. But the tight hold started failing and they needed another Abuela to be the new foundation which is why Maribel didn't have a power. She's The grandmother. It's like Elsa and Anna.

[@TriXJester]

Its wild how you cut out the Dos Orugitas section...thats like The Emotional Crux of the movie

[@cduarte411]

Also if you watch the move with closed captions on, the song is translated into English.

[@timvanderburg6039]

It seems that the Candle enhances that which the family member already has. Julieta was probably a natural caregiver as a child; Pepa's wild emotions was also "stormy"; Luisa was likely a sturdy child, while Isabella had a natural "green thumb". Antonio is an "animal guy". However, Miriabel is so naturally empathetic and supportive, she didn't NEED a magical boost.

[@TequilaMockingBird91]

The thing with Bruno’s powers is that he can *only* see omens. That is, the *only* futures he can perceive are warnings for events that are destined to happen. People tend to associate Bruno with the negative events so, “they don’t talk about Bruno”.

[@RegCShaw88]

Im loving your reactions so much! Thank you! It's like rewatching with good friends ^^

[@sarinarina3935]

I love this movie 🖤 I've watched it about 50 times 😂 So happy you guys reacted to it! Have a wonderful day 🌻

[@Heyamoto]

I wish I had brothers like you guys

[@OctoKrool]

We're everyone's brothers, you just don't know it yet! :)

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Surface Pressure is my favorite song in the movie.

[@arge_8126]

The animation in this movie is so good!! Love your videos guys! 😁

[@EdreiiPuuerto]

Something important to notice... It's that this is the reality of most latin american households... I broke in tears because I saw my whole family and our problems there. The things is that, unlike movies (Disney's specially), this doesn't get a happy ending for most of us :c

[@itsturniptime3699]

Your reactions to the tapir at 11:25 absolutely broke me

[@magalitringle6213]

im 1 that ask you after the poll and you didnt think you'll do it and this morning you gave me a nice suprise thanks guys xx

[@OctoKrool]

Glad to surprise you :)

[@jrax1713]

Moana didn’t have an antagonist it was very similar to Encanto in that way actually someone who suffered who changed but wasn’t bad

[@user-bl1ng5uq3d]

loved the conversation at the end you guys had

[@GoddessGirl2121]

I love you guys and your enthusiasm in every single video and I actually genuinely love your cheerful shouting because it makes me laugh every time

[@isabeauwolf562]

My daughter and me just watched this movie for the first time yesterday. She kept saying, "We don't talk about Bruno" the whole time lol XD Then whenever he showed up, she was like, "Oh no, mommy, it's Bruno!" She's 4 by the way, haha.

[@StarryRoses]

28:34 - Abuela: "What's that sound?" 28:40 - Me: "What's THAT sound?" Octokrool cat: "MAOW! MAOW! MAOW!!" *I'm calling it OctoCat from now on

[@lilybethkuhn9650]

I love all of the songs in this!

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hope you two have an great and awesome day. Much ❤ as always

[@emillth]

Finally, i've been waiting for this

[@captainteeko4579]

I just learned that the actress who plays mirabel (Rosa from Brooklyn 99) was in labor while recording waiting on a miracle

[@Jaqueli9er]

Kris, that clue shirt just made your blue eyes POP

[@AGreeneMiracle]

Love you guys. Good luck with ya surgery get back as soon as ya can cuz you guys are deff my fave reactors.

[@myusername561]

I love this channel ❤️

[@OctoKrool]

Thank you for the love :)

[@Unusual_Farmer]

"THERE'S RACCOONS TOO!!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@manxgirl]

11:22 - They're called coatamoundi or coati for short. They are actually members of the 🦝 family. It's a good thing they're not near the coast, because Antonio is gonna have a hard enough time dealing with the 💀 s at the fangs and claws of his 🐆 friend. How horrible would it be for him if he caught the coatis enjoying the "delicacy" of sea turtle 🥚 s and baby sea turtles? 😱 F.Y.I. For those who live near Big Bear Lake, California, The Bear Alpine Zoo (formerly the Moonridge Zoo) has some. Along, with the only grizzley 🐻 bear family in captivity.

[@alharairah2214]

Yep coatis, capybara, and tapirs (the thing with the long nose like a half-finished mini elephant)

[@J1ntu]

Oh shit! I didn't expect this but I love it! Edit: Lin-Manuel wrote Surface Pressure for his older sister. He talked about one Christmas where their parents woke her up early to put together his He-Man playset so he'd be able to play with it when he woke up so it's like a thank you/apology to her

[@tytybaby06]

Love this movie pressure like a drip drip is my fav song!! My daughter loves we don’t talk about Bruno!! 🤣🤣 after this I’m going back to you guys hood movies reactions!! Can’t wait!!

[@melodie-allynbenezra8956]

By 15:56 - You guys are fantastically entertaining! I've seen the movie (and various reactions to the movie) many times. But you fellows are just fun. Your faces are so expressive, and you are excited, and your observations... I'm having a great time just watching YOU watching the movie.

[@Hinatachan360]

When I first saw the pastor pull off his tupe revealing his bald head I laughed so hard. 🤣🤣🤣

[@yama5182]

SHE is the CARETAKER…the house needs another caretaker AFTER grandma dies. The HOUSE chose her as guardian. That was her gift…🌹

[@priscillas4722]

Aw, you cut out your reaction to my favorite part 😢 last scene that shows how the grandmother and grandfather met and what happened to their first home 🏠 🧡. Great reaction though 🙂

[@flubber1557]

This movie is one of the few things out of disney I enjoyed this past year. It had plenty of music that kids got caught on for months (kind of like a certain baby sea creature song). The movie was great for an older audience too because they can actually understand the lessons and philosophical ideals spread out through the movie. It was emotional and hit the feels through family which most kids movies are made for. That showed me how much the developers cared and new their audience. You guys are correct about disney and animals. I mean their mascot is a mouse so.... it makes sense. It does bug me a little how much the younger kids these days know all the disney princess movies but havent seen tarzan and some of the older disney movies. I know this because I work with young kids on a daily basis.

[@laurakali6522]

John Leguizamo is awesome…..

[@bigjoeofthe707]

Btw guys. The voice you’re hearing for Mirabel is the same actress who plays Rosa in Brooklyn 99

[@OctoKrool]

When I figured that out it totally surprised me, in no way would I have guessed that at all; she did an amazing job!

[@lanewaldon6450]

Just realizing the person who voices Bruno is the same person who voiced Sid from ice age in case anyone's wondering why he sounds familiar 😅😅

[@austinmccormick8952]

I love it when this 1 person comments on me spelling a Pokémon name wrong or if I mention some Pokémon that I thought was a type that it wasn't or thought it was related to a different Pokémon. It's so fun to be like. Great, thanks for sharing that with me

[@LeVonngaKiara]

When I tell you it took me weeks to watch this every time I logged into my Disneyt and saw it on the new promos💕 and then I finally watched it AND OMG WHEN I TELL YOU THE SONGS WERE STUCK IN MY HEAD FOR WEEKS AFTER🤦🏾‍♀️ I went to sleep thinking about them and walking down the street singing them 😭😂😂

[@bellantwain21]

This movie was amazing love the video guys stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

[@buelabuela6108]

Louisa's song "Surface Pressure" is on my badass weight-lifting playlist.

[@isislaz]

Also Halle Berry's directorial debut on Netflix, "Bruised." It was actually really good.

[@Electricviolet]

I love this movie i'm glad you watched it, by the way i also love your intro you guys are so funny.

[@Vic-ng4ed]

I seriously need to watch this cause I've personality never seen it so this was awesome guys🥺🥰🤗❤️‍🔥

[@KanguroJack___]

Best Disney intro ever Guys you are the best

[@dariusbautista2247]

Love the "Hey, Yo!" Show...

[@victorardila5750]

excellent and cute reaction, bros. Greeting from Colombia.

[@ZeOnexify]

you didnt show abuelas back story :(((((( such a missed opportunity