ENCANTO IS AMAZING!! Encanto Movie Reaction! WE DON'T TALK ABOUT BRUNO! FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@matveynoname7083]

What are your thoughts about ,,Mama’s girl” meme?

[@matthewminer1504]

Love the beard, man!

[@accjust.j]

Now you have Silencio Bruno stock in my head.

[@glamrockfreddy2624]

Truth big facts

[@thepig6054]

Here's a weird comment sorry. You look like you would have a hairy chest.

[@writingcooper7900]

Interesting detail. Mirabel is shown to be interested in and talented at sewing. Because her “gift” is being the thread that stitches/holds her family together.

[@artslife4424]

Doesn't have a gift, but I get what you mean

[@lubystkaolamonola529]

@@artslife4424 Embroidery, especially when you create your own patterns IS a GiFT. I create my own designs for the embroidery, so I can tell that it requires imagination, patience, hand dexterity and some sort of devotion. Also what is awesome about her gift, is the fact that it can last generations and centuries. Gifts of other family members will die with them, unless they are connected with the genetics. So fat, it is casita who decides the type of gift for each person. In addition her gift can make her lot of profits, like creating beautiful embroideries, and sewing toys for kids, or even just regular clothes if necessary.

[@jamesmoore7755]

@@artslife4424 it's confirmed that her gift is to hold the family and house together, kind of serving as the next abuela

[@jamesmoore7755]

@@lubystkaolamonola529 what they meant is that it's not a Gift in the sense that it's not a magically enhanced talent. embroidery is a gift, but not a Gift, if you know what i mean

[@artslife4424]

@@jamesmoore7755 exactly

[@imarrams511]

I don't know if someone point it out but there is a joke that only those who speak Spanish understand. When Mirabel's dad is telling her about speaking about the vision. They notice that Dolores heard them. And Mirabel's dad says "Miercoles". Miércoles is Wednesday in English. But in Spanish sometimes instead of using "mierda"(shit), we say miércoles. So yeah,her dad means to said shit when Dolores heard them.

[@NayvieNoir]

Oh, see I know some Spanish but I didn’t have the knowledge to get that joke, so I was confused about why he was suddenly naming days of the week

[@raepark1000]

I'm filipino and i was also confused. Miercoles or Miyerkules in Filipino also means Wednesday.

[@amizielamy5051]

I don’t speak spanish but in french we have the same way of not cursing with the words ”merde”(shit-mierda) and ”mercredi”(wednesday-miercoles).

[@imarrams511]

@@amizielamy5051 That's really cool. I didn't knew that. Now Im going to use it lol

[@jigg9824]

Miércoles is only used in Colombia.

[@AP-pv6vk]

I believe the foundations of the house was breaking because the “foundation” of the family was also breaking. Abuela put expectations on every person because of their gifts as if the gifts are who they are. Then treated bruno and mirabel badly because they did not help the family in her eyes. She lost sight of what mattered more than the gifts. The end was them building a new foundation of their house and their family.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Yes, it makes sense

[@rainclouds3677]

Bald

[@AP-pv6vk]

@@rainclouds3677 lol that insists to stay that way I guess because I swear I fixed that lmao

[@Serenity113]

Is that why Casita "chose" Mirabel to not have a Gift so she can save the house to show Abuela that the gifts are not what is important in the family? Not sure if that made sense. lol

[@AP-pv6vk]

@@Serenity113 Thats how I like to think about it lol

[@angelajaime5155]

A Latinamerican mother/grandmother genuinely apologizing to the younger generation? That's how I knew this movie was fantasy

[@lilj362]

The fact she didn't pull her slipper on them, is physically impossible

[@hannahhester8376]

Seriously? Your grandmas are that bad?

[@hannahhester8376]

Wow.

[@theforbiddenapfel]

Yeah.. an old world Spanish mindset, that's how my "lolo" thinks. Everything should be the way he wanted it to be and apologizing is not an option..

[@theforbiddenapfel]

@@lilj362 the Chancleta of doom. inflicts 800 melee damage and 360 range damage.. with the status effect that forces the target to cast Angelus and summon the gods but with fail.

[@koko_kittyrose2922]

If you look closely at the scene when Dolores sing her part in “We Don’t Talk About Bruno”, you can see Bruno walking in the background and Dolores is not only quickly glancing back at him but also making sure Mirabel doesn’t see him.

[@camillatversted8816]

Yes i Saw it too 😂

[@whatthefeak]

He actually starts dancing too

[@whatthefeak]

@@3nowStorm me too

[@kearko3564]

Jorge

[@teleportingpotatoe]

@@kearko3564 i mek de spackul

[@Deep_Sea_Blue]

Abuelo Pedro is the true hero in this movie. Imagine sacrificing yourself for your family and strangers not knowing if what ur doing will help them escape... Geez... Rest in peace and with pride!

[@joana8615]

That scene was heartbreaking, especially knowing it's still a reality today in colombia

[@kuromiLayfe]

A theory I have is that Abuelo Pedro is the miracle … he became the guardian deity of the whole encanto.. but as the family got broken apart he could no longer protect it.

[@hypnoticrobotgaming]

The moment you realised he most likely got decapitated right in front of his wife and newborn children makes abuela deem like less of a bad person

[@sherryquartzuniverse]

@@kuromiLayfe it makes sense

[@mateoayala7351]

@@kuromiLayfe a common theoru is that he is the Casita. There are several focus shots on his portrait and, additionally, the very first thing the Casita did was wave to Abuela Alma, the exact same way that Pedro waved to her when they met

[@jean-philippedoyon9904]

Dammit Disney...was so close to not cry but that song about Pedro and Abuela just shreds my heart....I got 2 theory about the candle : 1. It's actually the soul of Pedro in the candle ( the butterfly on it being a dead give away) finally giving a safe home to his family and feeling hurt about how Abuela is treating her family, forgetting the sacrifice and who the miracle is for. 2. The house is Pedro and the candle is his sacrifice...which is why it's fading, because Abuela forgot who the miracle was for...

[@victoriacarn2453]

I feel like no one talks about Pepa and how her gift could be the reason she seems so stressed all the time. Everyone telling you to be happy or calm down all the time. Never being able to feel all of your emotions would be awful

[@curioppyty]

i thought she was gonna be a major character bc her problems are like. right there. literally, we can literally see it. her negative emotions are inconvenient at best and dangerous at worst for the people around her. that must be so awful, not being able to feel things fully and having to train yourself to not be upset at any moment, and i wish we had some attention on her as well.

[@mysticflow467]

@@curioppyty her husband doesn't care, bruno doesn't mind either, they both say it at the end when they reunite. idk about the rest of the family

[@JaneXemylixa]

@@mysticflow467 Felix does help her to not spiral, though.

[@mysticflow467]

@@JaneXemylixa yeah cause he doesn't mind it

[@JaneXemylixa]

I completely misread the "doesn't care" xD I must have been tired. I also realized... when Alma says "You have a cloud!" and Pepa yells "I KNOW"... it's the equivalent of seeing your daughter storm past with a clearly upset face and saying "You look upset, stop it". At that point it's just cruel.

[@ProfessorUniverse95]

We don't talk about Bruno, but we sing about him! 😁

[@TimotheeReacts]

SILENCIO BRUNO

[@ProfessorUniverse95]

That's probably the catchiest song for me

[@dumbidiot973]

@@TimotheeReacts the moment I heard his name that’s all I could think about lmao

[@ProfessorUniverse95]

Real talk y'all, who thought Bruno was gonna be the villian? I sure did

[@izzye-scopeexplosivobrainz414]

@@ProfessorUniverse95 I did too lol

[@jayleemittens9858]

The going theory is that the Casita was the soul of Pedro, Abuela's lover. The hints to this are: When they first met, they waved to each other, and when the Casita was first built, it waved at Abuela and she waved back. There was a butterfly when they met, and the house is full of imagery of butterflies (the walls, the vision, the end too). The Casita has a personality, and it's shown to be very playful and mischievous, just like Pedro was. The magic was brought about just as Pedro died. The magic/Casita uses all of its powers to protect the family and the community, keeping them safe, just as was Pedro's last wish.

[@johana007ny]

Such an interesting theory.

[@yaliaaaa.]

Now this is interesting

[@Imaswiftie54]

fascinating

[@HazbinCovenWitch]

I always believed a part of this theory.

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

I finally understood the symbolism. The encanto is a fantasy world for thousands of Columbians who were forced to leave their home. The house itself is a representation of the family dynamic. As the arguments between family members kept getting worse, the house was literally breaking. They lived in a "broken home". Abuela's magic is to be a light to lead people away from danger. Bruno can see the future to avoid any threats. Pepa controlled the weather so it's always perfect outside. Julieta can heal people so illnesses won't kill anyone. Dolores can hear anything miles away, in case anyone invades. Camilo can look like anyone because he doesn't know who he is yet. Plus it can be useful to infiltrate and spy on anyone who wishes to hurt them. Antonio can understand animals like tigers, so they don't get eaten by them. Luisa is strong to protect everyone. Isabela can grow plants to better hide the village from the outside, especially if she uses poisonous plants. And Mirabel's power this whole time was the ability to keep the family together.

[@maberuesta1274]

*Colombian's

[@airoblaster]

I think everyone overlooks the abuela's real power.. of belittling Mirabel

[@neenyinspain]

To expand on this... The three triplets had gifts about time.. Pepa in the here and now with the weather. Julieta the past - to cure what has already happened. Bruno, the future. The three cousins have the senses... Hearing (Dolores), 'sight' for the shapeshifter (appearance) and speech, talking to the animals (Antonio). The three sisters have beauty, brawn and brain.

[@jonunya1163]

I think Mirabelle is meant to take over as keeper of the magic. The house only actively communicates with Alma and Mirabelle. The cracks start at Mirabella's feet when she sings about wanting powers. And the magic breaks when Mirabelle and Alma fight. Its repaired after they make up and work as a group to rebuild without their powers.

[@hypnoticrobotgaming]

Abuela has no gift, shes the candle bearer, meant to bestow the gifts to the generations that follow. The reason mirabele doesnt get a gift is because shes meant to replace abuela and become the next candle bearer

[@mysticflow467]

well that is a gift, she does get her own door in the end, (the front door to the house) her gift may be the house hope etc, she's the only one we know who actively communicates and names it

[@carlotta4th]

Maybe. Or maybe "gift or no gift she's just as special as the rest of her family" and "the miracle is not some magic that you've got, the miracle is you."

[@mysticflow467]

@@carlotta4th idk she has her own door now, the front of the house.

[@modicabanesasii8297]

I love how they hinted at how Isabela was pressured to be as perfect as she can be when Abuela picked the only white flower on her head, you can see it at 21:18

[@schakraborty3580]

Yes! I didn't notice this before, wow!

[@conejitorosada2326]

You can also notice subtle hints too like how while she DID blush, her eyes and expression showed more fear/terror than general flustered and during the whole proposal at the dinner table, you can see her forcing herself to smile, clearly not liking the thought of being married to Mariano

[@zagnose]

Also in 24:15

[@NeshPesh]

Haha I’m suuper late to the party but Isa was also singing “I’m fine. I’m fine. I’m fine. I’m fiiiiiine” at the end of We Don’t Talk About Bruno instead of her original lyrics .. when they were all singing together And at the dinner when everything was going to shit her plant attacked Mariano. I don’t think this was on purpose. I just think it was her subconscious.

[@kelseytemple5227]

If anyone is interested in the Colombia history influences, Encanto takes place in Columbia in the 1950s and Abuela says that the candle was given to her 50 years earlier so she got it at the turn of the 20th century. During the early 1900s a civil war was taking place in Columbia called The Thousand Days’ War (1899-1902) there was 100,000 to 150,000 fatalities during this conflict about 2.5 percent of the nation's population at that time, the conflict was the deadliest and most destructive war in the history of Colombia. I think it’s important to remember that the trauma Abuela experienced is not made up but a very real thing that happened to many real life Columbia’s.

[@AD_RC]

mandatory colombia spelling check nice comment tho.

[@laurainathunderstorm]

Ain't Columbia a place in Canada? (I think??) I know what you meant but I'm a grammar and spelling obsessive person, but since you did spell it right the first time I guess you know how it's supposed to be.

[@alinaEXOL]

@@laurainathunderstorm Colombia is in South America...

[@annabanana7659]

@@laurainathunderstorm You're talking about British Columbia which is a province in Canada but the movie takes place in Colombia which is a country in South America and the national language is Spanish .

[@zarif1217]

@@laurainathunderstorm British Colombia (which is a province) is where I used to live, but it's different from the Colombia in this movie which is from South America

[@multiplefandomlover7179]

I love that you actually noticed that Dolores might've spilled the beans about Mirabel being in Bruno's Vision on purpose, instead of her just not being able to keep a secret because of her gift like many people think. I mean, she kept the secret of Bruno living in the walls of the house for 10 years straight. There is no way that she didn't talk about the vision on purpose to try to ruin the proposal. Thankfully, it all worked out for everyone!

[@Lokear]

Yeah, I don't know why she didn't tell anyone that Bruno's still there, but she cracked so easily about the prophecy. This is the only explanation.

[@HetaClaude]

i don't believe that she'd do it to intentionally ruin the proposal (like regardless of how she feels about the guy she likes being bethrothed to her cousin) but with a concern for the state of the casita and the encanto. she probably thinks it shouldn't be a secret which is why she told camilo but spilled it when the dinner was already going sideways.

[@fightingfaerie]

Technically she mentions Bruno several times, "I can still hear him." But the family ignored it, "We don't talk about Bruno" so she stops trying to tell them and maybe thinks its in her head. Hence the end "I knew he never left!"

[@marsisbae]

i really don't think she was trying to ruin the proposal. the difference between mirabel's secret and bruno's secret is that the house breaking is urgent and affects everyone, so they needed to know. with bruno, he was not ready to return to the house and thought everyone would be better off without knowing he was still there. i personally dont think dolores would choose to ruin the proposal as she hadn't acted in jealousy to isabel previously and seemed resigned to the fact that mariano would be with her instead

[@VillianousKitty]

Except she constantly mentions she can hear him, during her but in the song We Don't Talk About Bruno she specifically says she can still hear him 😅 and talks about the rats in the walls, just no one listened to her! That was her curse, she heard everything but people only listened to her when they wanted to know something...

[@BabaMalu]

It is really interesting the approach they took with Abuela's recounting of how their "miracle" happened. The way she describes it to Maribel at the beginning of the movie gets truly the "Disney" makeover - the background is blacked out ( where the city is getting attacked behind them ), the features are softened and the expressions are much less realistic and "blank" in a way especially considering Pedro was _lost_ still Abuela's grievance was not shown too much and it went directly to the uplifting "miracle" to get Mirabel even more excited by the fairy-tale like background of their family. The flashbacks are much more heart breaking in comparison, because we get a glimpse into their brief history and the animation is sharper, more realistic and it hints at the actual violence in the background without shying away from raw emotions in the expressions and showing the sadness of separation on Pedro's face ( completely missing the first time ). To me that's the movie way of showing Abuela wants the family to focus on a hero-like origin for themselves, and unconsciously portrays her own husband's sacrifice unrealistically, almost as it required no effort because that's just what "gifted" people are supposed to do, as well as her shifting immediately into matriarch mode the first time with not many tears to spare, while the flashbacks show her desperation and the grief once she's alone with three children in an empty house. Also - I am inclined to believe that the miracle was actually Abuela's own gift ( not Pedro's ) and the embodiment of wanting to protect her family at all costs - which is then passed onto Mirabel.

[@isisbeatriz9110]

I understand why people would hate on Abuela, she did create really high expectations for everyone in the family but I highly doubt that she did it because she's "evil". People are underestimating the amount of trauma Abuela went through, she was forced to flee from her home, the love of her life got killed right in front of her, she was left all alone and homeless with three children to raise, then she was gifted with a miracle: a home. It makes perfect sense to me why she was so scared to lose it, she never wanted to go back to being homeless and alone again so she did everything she could to make sure everyone was keeping the miracle alive

[@isabellagonzalez5695]

I completely agree. Like yes, she was being super strict and unfair, but that is because she let fear dictate her actions. I don’t think she was evil at all, just scared and blind to the needs of her family because she was trying so hard to keep them safe

[@anyb0dys]

@Aura Sweet youre acting like she traumatized them on purpose lmao. she didnt realize the impact of her actions until they were pointed out to her, and then she immediately came to terms with her faults and apologized

[@justadude2807]

@Aura Sweet With that way of thinking you could never forgive anyone because they should have "acted different". What Abuela did wasn't right, but Mirabel was able to understand were that way of treating her family and herself came from and forgive her.

[@kittyself]

@Aura Sweet it's called generational trauma, and it's completely unintentional. it's not out of hate, she did it by accident because she thought she was to saving her family

[@brianlucero7656]

@Aura Sweet And as you can see in the movie, she didn't handle thar trauma, thus giving us the problem of the movie. She isn't the villain, there's no villain and trying to make Abuela one just ignores the entire message of the movie.

[@sadlobster1]

And the moral of the story is...it's not about what you were born with or who you were born into, it's about what you do with what you have

[@timethiustheally32]

The story is about ending intergenerational trauma.

[@agenttheater5]

The other moral regarding Bruno's gift is 'Don't shoot the messenger' - that's a moral for the whole town as well as the family.

[@cloberlobster2276]

@@timethiustheally32 it can be taken many ways, a good story has many interpretations.

[@StorymasterQ]

It's not about the size, it's how you use it. Same energy.

[@susannejohansen1737]

Mirabel doesn't have a gift, because she is the gift. She is magic.

[@leasagna2202]

crying over this rn

[@fightingfaerie]

Mirabel. Miracle

[@Tomato3njoyer]

She is magic because she is the main character

[@darksidelurker5433]

Really enjoyed this movie! My favourite song is probably Surface Pressure. All of them are great though. I love that there's no real villain here, and everyone's just trying their best. Thanks for the reaction!

[@Lokear]

For real, that one was so relatable as an oldest sibling.

[@nintenmetro]

I still find it hard to believe that Stephanie Beatriz who's best known for the moody detective Rosa Diaz from Brooklyn Nine-Nine is the one voicing and singing in this movie. Mirabel is the complete opposite of Rosa, but you can hear those brief moments when she lets out her moody persona.

[@Lokear]

She was wonderful. I hope she gets into more lead roles like this.

[@Yookeroo]

And very different from her role in In the Heights.

[@nintenmetro]

Well, Carla was a minor character.

[@Just_niaxx]

And Gina from BoJack

[@PleasantlyEmpathic9924]

Timothee: *Why dose everyone keep bringing up that she dosen't have powers?* Also Timothee: *You don't have a gift, tell him you don't have a gift, because you don't have a gift*

[@milo_thatch_incarnate]

I think what's different about this Disney movie is that it starts out where most Disney movies END. In the past, the whole _point_ of the Disney movie would BE Mirabel "discovering" that she doesn't need a gift to be special. But in this movie, she starts out already knowing that. So, what could be wrong? Well, it turns out the _positivity_ is wrong. Everything is cracking, and because everyone in the family knows they have to be positive, helpful, serving, and... _perfect,_ no one addresses the generational trauma. That's _SO much deeper_ than most of the messages of Disney's recent movies. They've all been obvious from the first ten minutes. Not this one. My family is healthy now, thank God, but for most of my childhood and teens, we were very much a "perfect on the outside" family, and we all felt the pressure of maintaining that image. My older sister couldn't handle it, so she rebelled and left, and when that was swept under the rug, *_*I*_* was swept into the position of the oldest sister. "Surface Pressure" and the plight of the two oldest daughters are so relatable to me: feeling like I had to hold everyone together by being the perfect and good and strong and Right daughter my parents needed. MAN, this movie got me. AND DISNEY GOT THEIR MAGIC BACK. I CAN'T BELIEVE IT.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I love how perfectly Disney timed It so the movie would run theatrically for a month and then come to Disney Plus as a Christmas gift to us.

[@ClauMaldonadoJuliao]

What happened to Abuela Alma was the reality of a lot of families in my Country, this scene gets me every time... I love you like Encanto .. your are very welcome to Colombia 🇨🇴

[@agenttheater5]

Apparently they deliberately left Mirabel not getting a gift open to interpretation. Some reckon she already had a gift (empathy) so the house didn't think another one (or rather a more outwardly obvious gift) was necessary. Would also explain why she didn't get a room - sharing the old nursery with others and seeing how she made Antonio feel better by being there.

[@amandaa8472]

I think Mirabel's gift is not like a magical one, but it's the family itself. She is center on the door to the new house, she's the heart of the house and the family, the new candle, and the next head of the household. So she's a lot like Abuela, not having magic herself but sorta being the keeper of the miracle.

[@spiritp.d5551]

I think there's a theory that Dolores is why they don't talk about Bruno. Like when Bruno left she kept mentioning him which caused the rest of the family to come up with that rule so she would stop.

[@LoreleiMission]

I have always believed that the moment Mirabel touched the doorknob at age 5, that the power and magic of the candle and house transferred from the grandmother to Mirabel. Mirabet became the new matriarch; she was going to be the one who would continue the family after her grandmother passed on. (And she didn't get "a room" because the whole house was her "room".) The sequences where the house is crumbling are each moments in time where Mirabel is experiencing extreme emotions and coming apart emotionally... and when she falls apart the home/candle does likewise, because they are one.

[@sailordayix]

Sebastian Yatra's voice was so full of emotion singing "Dos Oruguitas" that I broke crying. Well... It made me cry more. I've been on the receiving end of those Latina mom/grandmother expectations my whole life and this movie hit too close to my own experiences.

[@SadicDarkAngel]

Same... I am the youngest at home and I related so much to Mirabel and how she felt. Dos oruguitas broke me too much.

[@agenttheater5]

29:32 Bruno told her "the life of my dreams would be promised and someday be mine" and then we think it's about her becoming engaged to Mariano. Later we realise it means that she'd get the chance to live 'the life of her dreams' (whatever the life she actually wants for herself is) and would eventually live it, and that her powers would go beyond flowers. And he told Dolores that Mariano would be out of reach and betrothed to another but not that he would actually marry someone else or that he's always be out of her reach. In any case I know Mariano can be a bit dumb but he also seems like a genuinely nice guy. I also think the thing to do with the dinner would be the old 'I have a headache' line and stay in your room trying to figure out the problem - though I guess it'd be a little suspicious if both Dolores and Miracle had a headache, unless Dolores said it and Miracle said she'd go and check if she needed anything.

[@dragonlynx9969]

Mirabel may not have a gift per say, but she does have the power to make the candle go out. If you pay attention you'll see almost every time the magic fades and the house cracks it's when the family bond suffers. Whenever Mirabel feels upset and/or excluded the house cracks. When she reconciles with Isabela the candle shines but it dies when she snaps at the grandma. Maybe Mirabel is a manifestation of the candle itself so her role is now the glue that holds the family together. Maybe the grandma had this power but it was passed to Mirabel.

[@friedsyshi]

i noticed that Abuela gives Casita commands, but Mirabel can full on CONVERSE with Casita. so if Abuela is the matriarch, wth does that make Mirabel? maybe Mirabel IS the magic. when she passes, she may relight the candle. idk how to explain it, but i think she has a different role than her abuela

[@tofanpurnomowaisaka503]

I'm pretty sure Mirabel is the next matriach, her gift is the same as Abuela.

[@theforbiddenapfel]

The new house is basically her "own room".. She brought the magic back.

[@dragonlynx9969]

@@theforbiddenapfel I hope so cause abuela doesn't have gift either yet she still has her glowing door.

[@GGFQ96]

@@theforbiddenapfel Yes, I also thought of this, for me her gift was love, like she cares so much. i saw her as the Hestia of the family

[@friendlyneighbourhoodbridg1354]

Favourite song: Surface Pressure. Really spoke to me being someone who has the pressure of always bringing good news and happiness to a family which struggles with mental health...

[@sarahfrench6522]

Being the older sibling at home Surface Pressure really got me crying!

[@a.g.demada5263]

I read on Internet, Luisa is the middle child

[@sarahfrench6522]

@@a.g.demada5263 she is! I’m just saying I was older sibling by 9 years and that’s what it felt like for me lol

[@Kaybye555]

I literally cried the first 8 times I listened to it

[@justn01._.]

More like the strongest member of it since they literally always depends on yer strength

[@maureenseel118]

I love that Mirabel's talent is sewing and she helps stitch the family together again.

[@philipseven9215]

Such an underrated Disney classic for sure! The depth of the message, themes or narrative is just incredibly moving. Can't help but cry with Dos Oruguitas every time.

[@vilmublues752]

I don't really see how it's underrated. People seem to love it.

[@nightnaughty]

It's not underrated nor is a classic, the movie is new! It's going to take time for people to like it

[@philipseven9215]

@@vilmublues752 Not really underrated I suppose, but not as talked about or given appreciation with its greatness along with the release as some of the past Disney films like Frozen or Moana, or Coco from Pixar, for lack of a better comparison. Encanto deserves so much more.

[@Lokear]

@@philipseven9215 Frozen is 8 years old, Moana is 5, and Coco is 4. This movie just came out a month ago. Give it time, I'm sure it'll rise to that level.

[@philipseven9215]

@@Lokear Yeah, I'm hoping so! It's just that it underperformed at the box office and it doesn't deserve it for me.

[@talkaboutrandon7870]

So if my understanding. The reason why Mirabel didn't have the room. But she become the new foundation of the family. Maybe, she will have Abuella's room as she will become the new head?

[@friedsyshi]

what i got out of it was that Mirabel is the magic itself. Abuela can command Casita, but Mirabel converses directly with it, and whenever something bad was happening within Mirabel, something happened to Casita. it’s as if her feelings and state of mind directly affected Casita.

[@showandtell1313]

i saw this movie 2x in theatres its literally one of my fave movies period. i agree on the ending really fast. mainly on brunos part. he was shunned and feared and so he left the family for a decade for having his power. abuetla didnt even apologize (and no apolgozie will ever be enough) . idk i just love bruno the most, i see myself in him alot and hes just cute af (fun fact hes voiced by the guy that did sid the sloth)

[@seiya.power.awesome.inspire]

I agree, the way they treat Mirabel because she doesn't have a gift is cruel.😬 But her singing is just-👌 Other than that, the movie is goddamn hilarious!🤣 Next, you should watch the new movie Rumble when it comes out next year!⭐ Looks pretty cool!🧡

[@nat3007]

I do wonder how they found out someone's gift was healing with food if they are five when they get their powers. Some of the powers seem more of a curse having weather tied to your emotions, hearing everything and seeing the future.

[@evestories7358]

the abuelas husband looks like mariano and isabela looks like abuela thats why her life was force to be "perfect" cause abuela want her to have the life she didnt get before

[@somdeuk_pm]

I'm from Colombia and I really could feel the grandma's flashback scene, because our family had to leave home due to violence too 😢. I know many colombians also would feel this way. I enjoyed the movie but tbh something is missing, I feel it incomplete.

[@andresalvites5587]

I felt something similar, I enjoyed the movie but still there was something else there that didn't make me love it completly

[@writingcooper7900]

I think that missing piece is the lack of a character arc for Mirabel. The family all gets their gifts back and realize how important she is, but Mirabel herself didn’t appear to learn anything or change at all. Story wise her position is different, being appreciated by her family and possibly being Abuela’s successor (though the movie is really ambiguous about that) but character wise she’s completely flat, which result in a lack of catharsis with the ending. I like this movie a lot, but I do think that’s why it feels incomplete. No arc for the protagonist.

[@alfasvirtuosos1981]

@@writingcooper7900 I don't think so, just the fact that she confront abuela in the end just show how much she grows, she was able to understand the problem and tell that she was not the issue but rather how the family treat each other

[@SilentSympathy]

@@writingcooper7900 Mirabel had no reason to grow other than to get over whatever insecurity her family had instilled in her. She was already a full fledged character and she had accepted the fact that she had no gift. Literally all she wanted was to be accepted as she was by her family. Her mother and father had no problem doing that, but everyone else were literally breaking their backs to appease Abuela Alma. So anything that Alma didn't deem perfect was rebuffed. Her whole purpose was to serve as a parallel to Abuela (Literally. Mirabel's room is directly across the casita from Alma's). Two family members with no gifts, one the found of the home and the other embraced that home to the point where it was treated like an extension of the family.

[@Amused_Comfort_Inc]

They used 3 different ancient story archetypes, and tried to wrap 3 motifs into one leitmotif. Mirabel is basically Po from Kung fu panda, she's Lilo and Stitch, and she's Pinocchio. Story wise. •There is no special ingredient •Family's can be broken but still good •And sometimes you have to rescue your elders(usually it's a father) from the underworld (belly of the beast) The music scoring with the visuals takes away from the emotional aspect, except for abuelo Pedro's scene. And with each character feeling like a personality each person can relate to singularly and differently, everyone will feel like each character didn't get enough screen time

[@angeljet99]

They didn’t deserve Mirabel and Bruno .

[@artslife4424]

True, but they needed them.

[@Lokear]

They weren't the heroes Colombia deserved... but they were the ones it needed. Come on, you literally said the words and didn't string them into a reference?

[@Just_niaxx]

They really didn’t besides the mom and dad

[@L-W-ko1hn]

@@Just_niaxx camillo?anthonio?

[@vilmublues752]

It's pretty much shown that the miracle happened through the grand dad's sacrifice, and people theorize the house is alive because his spirit lives in it. It's a nice theory, but I also like the concept that it's just a magical house that's it's own entity. And like you said, Isabela's fiancee resembles the grand dad, and people have theorized that's why Abuela wanted Isabela and him to marry (because they remind her of herself and Pedro when she was younger.) And no, Dolores didn't do anything bad on purpose. She has always supported Isabela regardless of her feelings for Mariano. She was just worried about her family's fate.

[@crcoghill]

i do like that the drama of how the family acts and feels is the driving force for everything. like i remember listening to some of the songs and the strong sister's really made me think about how this was going down. also glad there wasn't any twist villains or some evil force it was just family issues that just needed sorting out and... i cried a few times because of it.

[@Dragonstorm2000]

I still don't understand how useful Camilo's power is, he uses it more to troll his relatives

[@Sophie-mv7bd]

And pepas gift can really unpredictable

[@akirahatson2593]

Well he took care of that baby when the mother was so tired.. I think camilo's gift is more like entertainment for people😁

[@Sophie-mv7bd]

@@akirahatson2593 probably right and suits his character well

[@vilmublues752]

He took care of a baby by shapeshifting into the parents, so the young mother can get some rest (the baby would've cried if he didn't resemble them.) He shapeshifted taller when a tall person was needed. Mirabel states that he doesn't stop until he makes people smile and he seems to know every villager by name. He probably does different kind of help around the village depending on what people need...when he isn't trolling his relatives.

[@fireblastplayz7004]

@@Sophie-mv7bd If she could control it she could use it for multiple things, such as watering plants

[@maartenl3977]

i found it realy nice and that the magic whas dying cuz the famely whas getting torn apart by pressure and excpectations made it realy good mirabel may not be blessed with a gift but she brought the famely back together

[@zoneri]

I just realized the fact in the breakfast scene where Abuela says "our perfect Isabela" she also removes the "out of place" white flower that appeared on her head with the pink flowers with her freak out to "five babies" comment. Just another subtle detail of how she was over expected to be "Perfect"

[@misha_mizz]

Disney works fast, but Timothee works faster

[@TimotheeReacts]

😉😉 you know you know I know need a nap lol

[@gabrielleduplessis7388]

For a girl who did not have a magical gift (at first) she had many gifts. Her talent for storytelling. She brought people together. She had compassion and empathy. Her resiliency. I know these are personality traits, but they are also gifts that many people aspire to have. She also brought her family back which led her being (magically) the gift her family needed. My mom and I could relate to Bruno’s and Maribel’s treatment. Our family always puts us second and we feel like failures of the family even if we aren’t. A lot of this film hit home. I felt Maribel’s relationship with her mom was like mine with my mom. I am glad this is a film that people can identify with.

[@destinyswanigan1854]

Every time I see this I scream through my ugly crying “IT NEEDED TO BE SAID!!” When she’s yelling at her Abuela. Even after this is over I’m like no it would take some therapy to get over the trauma of being neglected

[@theminecraftskillz832]

It's not her emotions that's making the cracks. It's when the family's bond is hurt that it breaks. And when abuela and mirabel the two most important people in the family, when their bond broke so did the candle. That's why the cracks fixes itself and the could come back. Cause they can always fix their relationship

[@IlLupoAC]

I love love love how they treated Abuela in this movie. She was faced with her mistakes and the sorrow/pain it caused and came to realise how her own decisions hurt what she wanted to protect the most - but the movie didn't villify her for it. It gave her redemption and forgiveness, which is never deserved but is one of the most beautiful things in life! Every time I see that part of the film, oh goodness, it's overwhelming

[@TimotheeReacts]

*What do you think of this movie?!?*

[@akirahatson2593]

I loved this movie, its so amazing, lot of great things in it😍

[@chloejoyhenry3137]

I can totally see why critics love this movie!

[@TheRealAidanGomez]

I’m not 100% sure but I’m pretty sure Mirabels magic is that she’s gonna take over abuelas spot in the family and watch over the candle/Magic

[@coolbrocarlson5896]

watched it a few hours ago and the movie is beautiful

[@TimotheeReacts]

Yes i enjoyed it so much!

[@spikeluv84]

Mirabel is basically the embodiment of hope for the family, just like her Abuelo was when he sacrificed himself. There is a theory that Casita contains his soul. Also, that he was were their magic powers came from. Before he died, he kisses his children and Alma prays for a miracle. He sacrificed himself, and the magic showed up. If you watch again, you'll see that Abuela Alma and Mirabel are the only ones that talk to Casita. Also, Dolores knows that Bruno never left. When she does her solo, she constantly moves Mirabel around to keep her from noticing Bruno walking in the background on the landing. When she sings "Do you understand?" and it does a close-up, Bruno is dancing between them. Also, she literally says "I can hear him now". She always talks about him in the present tense.

[@DenisseG]

We don’t talk about Bruno is a fantastic song, definitely my favorite from the movie, the Spanish dub of it is lit as well

[@agenttheater5]

Right now I'm guessing that because Abuela had three children to raise on her own and she never went back to the river either because she never felt ready to do so or because she didn't have time to do so she wasn't able to properly mourn Pedro. And maybe she even started focusing on the family being 'perfect' and focused on the miracle that took place afterwards so that she wouldn't have time to focus on his actually being killed or on the fact that she still misses him and would've wanted to live a regular life with him and their children even with no gifts, no miracles and no magic. And because she hasn't been able to face that memory properly and hasn't been able to mourn him properly she hasn't been able to move on with the next stage of her life properly.

[@annebethkuijs9442]

Great theory :) my interpretation is that because of the miracle and inpenetrable high mountains Abuela couldn't go back to the river even if she wanted too. And now after the mountain was split/cracked she finally could.

[@akirahatson2593]

I loved the movie, the songs are so relatable(made by the same guy who worked on Moana).This is my one of my favorite movies and has a great message😁 Ithink this movie needed a little more time for the ending.Dont get me wrong, the ending is great,it just needed a little more. Overall 10/10, because it truly was all i was feeling at the moment and didnt know how to say it. Great video😊

[@digitalartist2127]

Yes! Lin is an amazing song writer. If you didn't know, he also played as Alexander Hamilton in the musical "Hamilton". He played in Mary Poppins Returns and much more! And I agree 100% that it needed a bit more. It went a little too fast for me, and it felt like it was just missing something. Otherwise, its a fantastic movie.

[@akirahatson2593]

@@digitalartist2127 I am a Lin-Manuel fan😁

[@rinthewolf]

I kept hearing him say "the house, the house" and I just kept thinking "her name is Casita, she is part of this family AND YOU WILL SHOW HER THE RESPECT SHE DESERVES!"

[@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 real situation: 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! 🇨🇴

[@themadgamer1217]

Honestly, all of the songs are good - makes it hard to pick a favorite. Lin Manuel-Miranda did a phenomenal job once again on the music for a production he worked on. I’d love to hear about his creative process - how he manages to put out bop after bop.

[@agenttheater5]

So (re Bruno) basically no on in that town had ever heard of the expression: 'Don't shoot the messenger'?

[@JonasRoxoxox]

So both camilo and dolores know Isabella doesn’t like her BF so they were making fun of her 😂 that’s why camilo kept turning into him and Dolores said he wanted 5 babies

[@kapithewolf6602]

My favorite songs from Encanto: 1-We dont talk about Bruno 2- Surface Pressure 3-Family Madrigal 4-Dos oruguitas 5- All of you 6- Colombia, mi Encanto 6- What else can I do?

[@artslife4424]

The taste is strong with this one

[@Lokear]

So, are Colombia, mi Encanto and What Else Can I Do tied, or what that a typo? Either way, I agree... ...except that you seem to have forgotten Waiting on a Miracle.

[@blade7y156]

And 0- Waiting on a miracle

[@Akatsukileader9]

It's not 60 years of Disney animation, it's the 60th Disney Classic. It's almost been 100 years of Disney antimation.

[@miserableghost6385]

Damn you work fast! 😂 My friends and I just saw this in theaters this past weekend and we were in awe! Our only “issue” with it is that we also thought was that it ended quickly. And also we’d wish to see a bit more of the other side of the family. Overall it was amazing to where we talked about going and seeing it again the next day 😂

[@moneylover318]

I love mirabels father. He put his daughter first

[@patriciomejia1114]

Timothee, at 41:55, you said something that gave me a theory about Mirabel. Maybe that's why Mirabel didn't get a Gift from the house. Because her Gift IS the house. Think about it. She is the character most in connection with the house. After Mirabel finds and fixes Bruno's vision, the house moves the furniture to hide the vision from other members of the family. The cracks appear most when Mirabel is stress. And the house finally falls apart when Mirabel and Abuela have their big argument. It's only a theory, but between this and another video that mentioned a theory that Mirabel might become the next Abuela (the only other Madrigal that doesn't have powers), I'm getting pretty convinced. Edit: Oh, and the person who helps bring back the house to life is Mirabel. Coincidence? I think not! (Extra points if you got the reference).

[@faithcorry1364]

Even though the movie doesn't exactly have a villain the grandmother actually caused a lot of the conflict of the movie. She was putting so much pressure on everyone to be perfect. And an example of this happened even before mirabel's problem. Anytime her son Bruno tried to warn everyone when something was wrong everyone blamed him for what happened. He just trying to help everyone. And the grandmother didn't even notice the pressures she was putting on her family that it hurt not only mirabel but everyone else instead of listening. A lot of people say mirabel is unbelievable and unrelatable character. But in reality she is totally relatable. She is someone who has remarkable talented family and is just trying to help her family and prove herself with siblings, cousins, an aunt, uncle, and mom who are magically talented. And why is mirabel's grandmother hard on her when the grandmother has no powers? That makes no sense.

[@nickflix8657]

Thanks for the shoutout!! Such an amazing movie!

[@TimotheeReacts]

No problem 👍 Anytime bro

[@danymann95]

I started crying my face off at the last scene because it reminded me of the Earthquake in Mexico of Sept 19th 2017, that scene were the town villagers help them rebuild their home… that is the latino solidarity we experienced that day :’)

[@brendatomines8171]

Maribel's power is the actually the encanto it self, like the grandma, she is responsible to maintain the family together that makes sure everyone is ok, you can see that everyones was unhappy, and that was making the encanto weak, so Mirabel was in the vision to make the encanto stronger, you could see that she can easily understand everyone's perspective even Isabella, while the grandma keep everyone's on a tight leash

[@BrandonJames2016]

I loved this movie and this representation of Columbia was absolutely amazing the movie is gorgeous the characters are enjoyable Mirabel is my favorite and Camilo is my second favorite the songs are pretty good

[@francylorenagambamartinez5424]

Colombia 🤗💖

[@claudiazambrano5689]

ColOmbia

[@iguessmynamesriya7658]

"The only people talking about the magic dying are you and the rats living in the walls" Foreshadowing

[@legacy-sc7qw]

I saw Encanto in the Cinema and this morning at Home. I also bought the (German) soundtrack and will buy all of the songs again in English. I think that should make it clear how much I liked the film and the songs^^.

[@deboraantunes5612]

Pedro gave the magic to her family. Abuella asked Pedro to help her. He send Mirabel to help the family. Mirabel had Pedro's magic herself- all the house. That's why she didn't had a door inside the house, because her door was the front door of the house, the house is her magic.

[@marbleneptune5745]

I guess I’ll be the one to point this out At 14:17 - 14:19 , you could see Dolores covering her ears from everything being too loud for her. That makes me think that her room isn’t completely soundproof, but it’s very quiet with little to no loud items to give her ears a break from her gift. It also makes me feel really bad for her that in “we don’t talk about Bruno”, her part was in whispering because whispering to her sounds like regular talking, so when she talks regularly to the others, it probably sounds like shouting to her, so if we think reality-wise, like if it was real, she would probably have severe tinnitus due to her constantly hearing everything in a loud speaking level.

[@keithredacted8154]

I love Bruno but I feel like he shouldn't just go all around town telling people EVERY bad fortune hahah.

[@naufalpahlevi8976]

Isabella in "We don't talk about Bruno" says Bruno predict the life of her dreams would be come true.. Hinting the life she lived is not her dreams and highly unlikely to become true until Mirabel make a "bad influence" on her.. So much detail in this film

[@evestories7358]

the dolores part her dream man was thrown to another woman which is isabela so thats vision so she didnt do anything she just accepts it but if she has a chance like she did in the time mirabel introduce her she did the one thing that would make her happy and she knows isabela didnt like him cause she hears everything right so yeah

[@jericorivera4766]

Yeessss, Mirabel's gift all along was being the protector of the house!!! 😍😍😍 She was like Abuela. She'll be the most important member of the family because without her, the house wouldn't be alive and all the other members of the family who have gifts wouldn't have one.

[@loganb7012]

The thing I loved about this movie is that there isn't a definite villain, some of the characters can be defined as "bad guys" but no villain. Each character has flaws but they are still a family and it's shows that they care for the family as a whole but not each person individually. Edit: Spelling

[@monsterhighandbarbiefan]

i saw this movie and my favorite song is surface pressure and what else can i do

[@isabeladursan]

Watching my country Colombia being represented in such an amazing heart warming and inclusive way was incredible, especially considering it was made by such a resounding and international brand such as Disney. Super proud!

[@warcatfurever101writeroffanfic]

I think of Mirabel staying on the side even before Antonio’s Gift succeeds. When she’s standing behind Alma when Tonito is opening the door, she is visually in the dark, the candle only shining on Abuela’s face. Idk if what im saying with the way I worded it makes sense but I like to think it’s symbolism Lastly, I love how when Mirabel has so many emotions able to be inflected with just one word “casita” when she converses with it. I could rant on forever about this movie because it is such a unique gem for me, such better quality than some other Disney movies. I love the subtlety and nuance in this movie (and I should not relate this dang hard with the mental problems the family faces. Ex: Luisa forced to be perfect (anxiety/stress for me), Isabela being forced to be perfect (perfectionism, etc), Bruno, etc.) Like maybe I’m reading into it too much like I do when I analyze a lot of things (like the writer I am), but for a kids movie, this is powerful stuff packed in a relatively short movie that was done well and not r u s h e d. I just wished we had more info on the other grandkids like Camilo, Dolores, and just Bruno cuz he didn’t get a song or much of a backstory :( Like someone who has these problems, like panic attacks and breakdowns, I w i s h Alma had apologized for the long standing effects of what she forced upon her family (despite her good intentions) Like I don’t believe the apology she gave to Mirabel and the others fully made up for all she did to them mentally and emotionally over g e n e r a t i o n s As a tangled the series fan, am I the only one who gets Varian vibes from Bruno????!!!! (I NEED to know) What really struck me hardest was, “I will never be good enough for you. No matter how hard I try.” Damn it, I relate to that so hard with how much I berate and deprecate myself (I have very low confidence and self esteem)

[@BrookeA12]

Movie: they say he saw the future Him: I wonder what his gift is Movie: he had a vision Him: we don’t know what his gift is, right? Me: *screaming*

[@deezballs7837]

Yoooo didn't expect this i just finished this movie like literally rn but then a notif popped up and yeaa there's no way i'll miss the chance that im so early here xD

[@TimotheeReacts]

Before 1000 likes gang

[@fiona24680]

I watched this movie a couple times now. i wasn’t too sure first time but i’m really coming to love it. Unfortunately i still don’t really like the final song so it leaves me feeling a little disappointed when it finishes. But i love the story and characters. Luisa is definitely my favourite and i adore her song, Camilio has an incredible voice (I love his bit in 'We Don’t Talk About Bruno’ when he’s transforming), but i also really love Delores (her little squeaks are adorable). I’m a middle child but i had to protect my younger sister and felt Luisa’s song so close to my heart. The ‘I’m pretty sure I’m worthless, if i can’t be of service’ genuinely knocked the wind out of me because it was so hard-hitting...

[@Lazy_Loria]

Ok but when Antonio gave Bruno the stuffed tiger…. He’s 5 (ish) going on 25 😂

[@chaseburch1351]

I love Encanto and I have a lot to say so here goes. There is a theory that Abuello became the Casita (they both do the little wave, there are butterflies everywhere which symbolizes his spirit and when Abella and Abuello met, and Casita and Abuello both do everything they can to help and protect the family). Also I believe that Mirabel is the next Keeper of the Candle (Abuela's role). She is the glue that keeps her family together. And she didn't get a door 1) because that position was currently being filled and 2) because she needed to embrace everyone in her family, including herself. Her role is to strengthen and help the family grow, something Abuela thought she was doing, but lost sight of the real reason for the miracle. Abuela has been mourning her husband for 50 years (throughout the movie she wears a black shawl to symbolize this) but after the scene with Mirabel she no longer wears it. I also love that the first thing Abuela does after opening up to Mirabel is hug Bruno symbolizing her embracing the future.

[@sofiafernandez1631]

Timothee crying when the "dos oruguitas" scene started is very relatable.

[@alharairah2214]

Yes, I like that the subtitles give the translation. And you realize that a caterpillar has to lose everything of itself in a chrysalis before it emerges as a butterfly. Metamorphosis isn't easy.

[@ericgutierrez4289]

This is why I’m proud to be Colombian🇨🇴 and really enjoying my vacation here in Colombia🇨🇴 right now till January 11th

[@phousefilms]

The death of Pedro is thanks to actual events in places like Columbia, Brasil and so forth(if you like, check out the Shining Path of Peru, guerilla group during conflicts.) 29:02 and a few other parts of "We Don't Talk About Bruno", you can see Bruno in the background in his hooded robe sneaking around and even dancing with the other people. Thought that was a cool detail. As a hispanic viewer, I have a huge adoration for this movie and the second I saw you had a reaction up, I knew I could watch it somewhere. Had to watch it myself before I watched along with you though!

[@stiwidos]

Hola bro, yo también no hablé nada sobre BRUNO

[@Uniquechaoz_]

Me before watching the movie: Who is Bruno? Me after: WE DON’T TALK ABOUT BRUNO NO NO NO! WE DON’T TALK ABOUT BRUNOOOOOOOO!

[@DubbingJOjojojo]

Camilo is so underrated in this film, I love whenever he is on screen.

[@ThuongNguyen-rn2gn]

My favorite song of the movie is "we don't talk about Bruno" ^^ poor cinnamon roll ^^

[@ValentinasWorld00]

Yaaay I really love this movie!! Thanks, Disney ~ Greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴

[@matityaloran9157]

18:53, they say “we don’t talk about Bruno” but she just talked about Bruno and fun fact Bruno is one of the most talked about parts of the movie

[@nickthedreamer4434]

2:11 Not 60 years; 60th* Motion Picture by the company. The Walt Disney Company actually turns 100 in 2023 (and Encanto came out 84 years after Snow White came out in 1937).

[@Allison--]

I thought Encanto was pretty good. It is very colorful and vibrant! The songs were good, though the pacing was VERY fast, so watching this with subtitles helped put some stuff together for me. I will say this movie does a good job at making you question what's wrong with the house (though I did have a feeling it wasn't Bruno) and you figure it out as Mirabel figures it out. I interpreted it as a family stricken by the pressures and expectations of Abuela Alma's own fears of loss, keeping up with tradition and being a leader in the community (and keeping up appearances if needed) with its own pressures and expectations. Its a bit complex.