ENCANTO is so sweet! *FIRST TIME REACTION*

[@RedK5]

Still mad that Bruno was treated so badly and no one apologized to him

[@PinkPopcast]

Right? They were just like “alright come back, we’re family again”

[@tracy4290]

@@PinkPopcast I gotta figure the welcoming him back was good for now and real apologies come later (or off-screen while they're rebuilding Casita).

[@fridaembarcadero7544]

that's just the true hispanic family experience

[@sabine1285]

as a latina, thats just the true hispanic experience 💀💀💀 i can name several instances LOL

[@Scarshadow666]

⁠@@tracy4290 That's what I assumed they would do as well - and even if it's not seen now, I wonder if they originally had plans to do something similar to Tangled and create a spin-off series where audiences could see the family healing/apologizing to Bruno.

[@blainevanity6]

Honestly, If I had Isabela's gift, I would be that extra too. I would always have petals floating around me and I would always be entering every room from above 😆

[@PinkPopcast]

SAME!! I would always be Walking on a red carpet of rose petals!

[@ZariDV]

Yup. It would be like Coming to America the whole time with me too lol. Rose petals following me everywhere.

[@siriuslymoons]

✨main character energy ✨

[@m00nsickn3ssx6]

Tbh same, like such a pretty gift, you have to be extra and use it

[@SuckYuhMadda_]

Me too. Isabella just knows she’s THAT girl. And she invented Nopales (that’s just a fact, ask any scientist and they’ll tell u)

[@EveInTheMachine]

"So Mirabel's gift is authoritarianism." No other reaction has made me laugh this hard. 🤣🤣

[@boborambles]

"Dos Oruguitas" is a song that was kept in the Spanish language in every country. This is a song that Lin-Manuel and Sebastián Yatra both said they wouldn't change.

[@michaelklaus]

Well... it is also playing in the credits in a localized version. So unless you left the cinema you would at least then know what the lyrics said. Was this even playing in cineams due to COVID? I saw it on Disney+ first and watched that scene again later that day now knowing the full lyrics... as my Spanish is simply too bad to have gotten it the first time.

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

What do you mean wouldn't change? You dont change songs lol

[@boborambles]

I mean, they wouldn’t change the language for any country. The performance of this song, regardless of where in the world it happens to be performed, will stay in Spanish and not translated.

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

@@boborambles mmkay. But why would he say that?

[@wiinownaa]

​@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 they never said change the songs.... They say it is the only one kept in the original language, spanish. Sooo with this context, it doesn't need a genius to understand that

[@RogueRhiRhi]

I'm sitting here literally sobbing watching Abuela's backstory song and then Rizzo just had to say "GIVE US ANOTHER CANDLE YOU STUPID BUTTERFLY" and flap around.... I don't think I've ever laughed so hard while sobbing hysterically. Y'all are the best xD

[@PinkPopcast]

😂😂 thank you!

[@loganshaw4527]

@@PinkPopcast best part of the movie had to be the house saving the main character. The house on it last breath "must save her." The irony the house falling apart is what put her in danger in the first place.

[@notoriouslybratty]

They did this to me a couple of times. 😂

[@anabellevillarreal7847]

Same!😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@kimikolee7313]

Considering the culture, Mirabel being the next Abuela is a very huge honor. Most Latino/Hispanic cultures view grandmothers in very high honor, so to be chosen as the next family matriarch is a sign of validation of Mirabel’s familial skill/knowledge. She was the one to unite the family, after nearly a decade, and even brought new viewpoints to the villagers of the encanto. In the end, Mirabel reaps the most benefit by being giftless.

[@youtubewontletme]

And her personality makes people open up to her and find comfort in her words. She is a natural healer

[@La_Mariposana]

Stephanie Beatriz, Mirabel’s voice actor was in labor when she was recording Waiting on a Miracle. She didn’t tell them because she didn’t want anyone to worry. That was one of the reasons she could deliver the emotion in the song

[@reneamuir]

i've said it once and i'll say it again, antonio is my favourite character. that "i need you" line folds me like clean laundry.

[@PinkPopcast]

Haha it’s SOOO CUTE you can’t keep from melting

[@a.g.demada5263]

Their relationship reminded me the one I had with one of my little sisters when we were children

[@elbruces]

I love how once he got his gift, he quickly became probably the most confident dude in the entire family.

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

What does that even mean?

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

​@@PinkPopcastehh not really?

[@IndustrialMarsh]

I don't know if you noticed this detail, but Dolores is singing super loudly during the final scene, her mouth is normally tight and small during the rest of the movie, this is the first time she's allowed herself to be loud and excited, because normally it hurts her ears if she does

[@PinkPopcast]

Omg we definitely didn’t notice, that’s so sweet!

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

Not really. You're thinking too much

[@crystalrose_pa]

I was so excited to see a main character in a Disney movie with glasses. I never had that as a kid! The most unrealistic part of this movie though is that she didn't have to clean them like 5 times a day 😂

[@PinkPopcast]

Oh wow I’ve literally never realized glasses haven’t been a thing, CONGRATS!! you got you’re representation 😆

[@LaughableMartha]

Fun fact, mirabel is the 4th disney animated protagonist ever to wear glasses, but the first ever female animated protagonist to have them

[@JM-vj2sx]

Meet the Robinsons!

[@jessicaluk74]

Milo thatch from the Atlantis the lost empire

[@MattTOB618]

Carl Frederickson from Up

[@dredre102906]

Being from the Hispanic community, Louisa’s song has hit a lot of us older sisters in the face. It’s literally explaining the pressure that’s put on the older sister, it’s literally engraved in it culture for us to be the strong one. The one that holds the family together, especially into the next generation. This whole movie really hits home with the first born generation of immigrants in a new land and the trauma the older ones have that they never want to talk about. Me and my girls friends can talk about this movie and relate so much..

[@Yamismol]

Honestly as the oldest both Luisa and Isabella’s situations are relatable to me. I’ve grown up taking care of my younger sisters and having to be strong for them, but I also was the example and was always told to act as so. This meant good grades, good behavior, don’t be inappropriate or immature. Hell I’m 20 and still have to convince my parents to let me do things because “Well then your sisters will want to do it too”.

[@a.g.demada5263]

It's impressive when you know Luisa isn't the eldest but the middle child. But, I understand because I'm the eldest sister but I feel more like Mirabel in my family because I have ASD.

[@lacondrathompson1747]

23:31+23:32+23:33+23:34+23:35

[@lacondrathompson1747]

23:31+23:32+23:41+23:42

[@radioactive_sunflowerz2450]

Especially since the eldest girl usually is expected to help with younger children and take care of the household! Parentification can be such a thing not just in Hispanic households but it's definitely common

[@BillyBinges]

We don’t talk about ✨Voldemort✨ i only got it cause I’m watching Harry P now but that was hilarious really 😂

[@PinkPopcast]

😂😂 thank you! Harry Potter is awesome, you better love it! Also you’re reactions are great, Benji is glad you enjoyed HSM, and Rizzo definitely envies/looks up to your thumbnails 😊

[@BillyBinges]

@@PinkPopcast yeahh to be continued on if i love Harry P lol. But from what i see rizzo your thumbnails are really good to me! Don't be envious at all. You both are really entertaining tho! You got a viewer in me!

[@evelynrodriguezrios]

Yey my boy #BillyBinges you are amazing, let's keep up with Harry P.

[@danielquinzel9641]

BILLY

[@Excanda]

My favourite part is when Bruno has finished the new prophecy and Mirabel growls he nonchalantly tosses it saying "every time".

[@tracy4290]

Not nonchalantly, but resignedly. He's lost hope that anyone will ever actually be *happy* with his prophecies. 😥

[@bluboy4ver2]

After watching it a few times I realized that Mirabel's powers were always in effect because the house literally would react to her emotions even though it seemed to be controlled by Abuela. I also find it interesting that she gave Antonio a stuffed jaguar before he got his gift almost as if she curated which gift he would receive.

[@besupaaa]

Makes sense. I think her door vanished because her door was acuaty the main door to Casita

[@michaelklaus]

Yeah it seems funny to me when people (like at 29:21) complain that the power came back after they had settled their dispute. Because to me it is obvious that Mirabel restores the gifts with her own magic. Abuelita Alma actually tells two different versions of hwo they got their miracle: in the beginning Pedro just vanishes into thin air along the riders leaving it open if they took fim or he lead the on a false trail or something. But during Dos Oruguitas, we see that Pedro is killed and that is when Alma cries out in anguish and the candle erupts in magic. Dos Oruguitas starts off with Alma and Pedro being the caterpillars that tried to build their future and held on too tight to each other but in the end it should be clear, that it's about Alma holding on too tight and that Mirabel is the other caterpillar and that both are capable of this magical transformation. Alma once transformed from a wife and a mother into a matriarch and town leader and she has to settle down as a grandmother (and mother) to allow Mirabel to transform herself. And just like Alma once enchanted the candle in an emotional moment, Mirabel enchants the doorknob. But this time instead of anguish and giref Mirabel makes use of the affirmation and empowerment of her family... and this is the new foundation their family, their house, and their gifts are build upon. Oh and if you did not realize, Alma believes that the miracle gives her offspring the gifts the community needs. And apparently that the personality is shaped by the gift. Instead it seems that each gift reflects a personality trait or a wish of someone. Julieta is loving and caring and wants people to ffel fine, so her power makes people fine. Peppa is very moody and once could say her mood swings like the weather so her moods do affect the weather. Bruno probably first worried about the future and then received the visions and not the other way round like some people assume. For Isabella we (or rather Mirabel) figure(s) out that she didn't want to be perfect but just likes to see things grow. Luisa on the other hand likes to take on responsiblities and the burdens of others (but she obviously has her limits). About Dolores it is implied that she likes the gossip and the secrets; also a headcanon is that she already fell for Mariano before she had her gift and is kinda a little bit of a stalker. Camilo is probably least explained in the movie but an official tweet described him as a sort of theater kid who enjoys trying out different roles and characters. And this leads us back to Antonio whose gift was obvious to Mirabel before he got it. So the gifts are a mystery to Alma who does not understand that the gifts are not for the community but for her kids themselves. But Mirabel who observes all her family members for all her life intuively understands this and not only predicts one but also helps her siblings discover the true meaning of their gifts.

[@HenryLoenwind]

@@michaelklaus I would like to differ. The only one of the gifts that brings joy and fulfilment to its bearer is Antonio's. Pepa's, Bruno's, Dolores' and Luisa's gifts are burdens. We never learn how Julieta feels (she could just as well hate cooking). Camilo seems a bit unhinged from all the shapeshifting, but we also don't get any insight into him. Isabela is decidedly unhappy with her gift until Mirabel helps her harness it differently. My theory is that Mirabel's influence on the magic has already grown enough to influence the gift selection for Antonio. So his gift is something that fits very well and makes him happy, not just something that somewhat fits but is primarily good for the family and the Encanto, i.e. matches Abuela's worries.

[@mydiary2760]

A little detail. In the table when Dolores said "He wants five babies" and flowers came out of Isabela's hair, Abuela took out the only white flower because "it wasn't perfect"

[@enigmadrath1780]

I always saw it as Isabella's powers is not being perfect, but being able to "grow" nature, i.e. every plant or tree imaginable. However, because she's the eldest child it was EXPECTED of her to be beautiful, dainty and perfect so from the moment she got her powers she was expected to only grow pretty cultivated flowers and blossoms. It isn't until her confrontation with Mirabel that she finally unleashed her literal wild side and started growing wild plants and trees, finally tapping in to her full powers.

[@PinkPopcast]

I totally agree

[@HenryLoenwind]

Her power is to grow flowering plants, but it got misinterpreted as being able to grow perfect flowers. A small but important difference.

[@hannonbaggin1649]

I thought Luisa was the eldest?

[@HenryLoenwind]

@@hannonbaggin1649 Everyone thought that when watching the movie, but Luisa is 19, Isabela and Dolores are 22, Maribel and Camilo are 15.

[@hannonbaggin1649]

@@HenryLoenwind oh dang! Thank you for telling me

[@amvanderveen5189]

Not sure of somebody already mentioned, but regarding Bruno's vision ritual: The creator said he doesn't actually need it at all, but as the visions are mentally very taxing he made the ritual as a coping mechanisms to ground him.

[@vivienbumbar9298]

During Dolores’s part in “We don’t talk about Bruno” you can see Bruno’s shadow on the balcony nodding his head

[@PinkPopcast]

No way, I gotta check that out

[@AnshiPathak-nt6ez]

I wonder if thats actually really bruno or is it camillo ?

[@HenryLoenwind]

@@AnshiPathak-nt6ez It's been confirmed by the filmmakers that it is Bruno. Also, they had to give him the green glow there so he would be visible, not because it makes any in-world sense.

[@chilly.0.0]

He was jamming bro

[@lucaleone4331]

I love Luisa's song. Its not something I would have expected of a musical. Its really unique.

[@PinkPopcast]

Yea I was surprised by it

[@Paula2128]

Yes, It´s my favorite

[@Melissa-om7el]

My favorite

[@Yamismol]

And honestly whenever I’ve heard a “pop” song in a musical or movie, especially ones where they add one to a story or soundtrack for a remake, they always sound so… corporate. Like a generic forgettable song that is so basic and you can tell it was only created to play on the radio. One I always think of is Flashlight from Pitch Perfect 2, that song just feels like it’s trying so hard to be an inspiring anthem to me and just falls so flat.

[@lucaleone4331]

@@Yamismol as much as I loved flashlight from pitch perfect. You're absolutely right

[@ZariDV]

I was shocked af when I heard abuela talking about "Cracks in our casita". Like sis you just stood there in front of your entire community and denied everything Mirabel said AND imply that ole girl was drunk. She really said gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss throughout this whole movie lol.

[@besupaaa]

Here in Brazil we knock on wood to shoo bad energy! In Pepa's defense, she had to spend her whole life suppressing her emotions and she wasn't allowed to have negative feelings because it was affect everyone around her literally... So how would one learn how to deal with those emotions if you have to bottle everything up? Even her cooing mechanism is rooted in pushing the emotions aside.

[@Lannisen]

Not only does Dolores say from the start that she can hear Bruno, you can also see him up on the balcony during her part of We Don't Talk About. He's sneaking around and bobbing out to the tune.

[@PinkPopcast]

That’s so cool that they sneak that stuff in

[@agranosclem]

She's also the only one not singing about him negatively. She even acknowledges the family struggled to understand his Gift (Isabella's verse was negative in her own way since it's likely she didn't believe his vision, being stuck being the perfect one for the family)

[@aliyahpulido953]

4:16 I love how Agustin (Mirabel's dad) looks proud/goofy/happy about his daughter working so hard, but Julieta (Mirabel's mom) looks as if to say "We're a bit worried about her well-being and self-esteem, aren't we?" And as soon as he realizes his expression doesn't match his wife's, Agustin puts on the same face because he wants to be supportive! I love him, despite how little screentime he got during this movie. He's an underrated Disney dad, and he's surprisingly realistic! I'm also on board with the theory (it's even semi-confirmed) that Agustin met Julieta because, like Mirabel said in the intro song, he's super clumsy and always had to go see Julieta to heal him from his frequent injuries. One thing must've led to another and they fell in love, and got married.

[@blainevanity6]

A lot of people wanted them to remain powerless but I'm just glad that Casita is alive again.

[@PinkPopcast]

Yea I like the powers!

[@SirGeeSantos]

people who wanted them to be powerless ARE NOT to be trusted.

[@BambiLena666]

@@SirGeeSantos yeah i think it wouldve taken a lot away from the movie. they still have their powers (aka skills and stuff they are really good at) they are just free to use them differently and have better lives. Like losing their powers would kinda be like either the powers were corrupting them or that you cant have a close happy family and be really amazing at something.

[@kateiannacone2698]

I wanted them to learn that they didn't need powers to be special. But I also didn't want Casito to stay gone, so I think rebuilding the house by hand without powers was a decent middle ground.

[@mckenzie.latham91]

they have to learn that they are more than just their powers and the responsibilities they have because of them and that there is more to them that they need to embrace and not repress or make themselves miserable for expectations and duty.

[@harulean]

Mirabel leading Antonio to his door, then in the end, Antonio leading Mirabel to the front door. 😭❤️

[@erikaboosh]

I laughed at the donkeys dancing in the background for a hot minute. Also the fact that Abuela admitted that she was wrong in the end is further from reality than their magic powers 🤣

[@PinkPopcast]

Hahah so great! 🤣🤣

[@packnetadaija]

Hahaha exactly! The accuracy getting adults to apologize? Hahah pure fantasy

[@lilly50821]

Mirable and abeula don’t have gifts because they are they gift. She doesn’t have a door because the house was her door

[@PinkPopcast]

🥰🥰🥰

[@BambiLena666]

I agree on the first part, but grandma got a door. Tho I think leaving her in the nursery was important so she connected to the other kids as they were growing up better than the others. I keep thinking how isolating it must be in the long run, they are 5 when they get the gift and get these massive rooms to play in.

[@Excanda]

I beg to differ. Mirabel and abuela both have gifts. The grandmother is the one creating the doors and as for Mirabel... Mirabel has a gift similar to her mother. Her mother can heal broken bodies with food and Mirabel can fix what is broken (mentally). She fixes her sisters, she fixes Bruno and in the end she fixes the house. That she has no door is because her grandmother didn't understand what her gift was and so could not make a door. In the end the grandmother finally realises what Mirabel can do and so the door is created.

[@manalakhtar5808]

I just love and adore the way Benji side eyes Rizzo during sad scenes 😂 too cute

[@PinkPopcast]

😂 gotta check in, he’s sensitive

[@tamlynferreira8288]

Rizzo: Soooo her power is Authoritarianism? Yep. Pretty much.

[@PinkPopcast]

✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

[@JesusRojas-yh1lg]

i feel like it shouldn't be that deep but i cried because i can feel the pressure a lot hispanic families put on their kids and a lot of it roots from past trauma.

[@moniquegarcia9523]

Actually after watching it three times with my nephew, I would conclude that her gift/“power” is basically being the core of the family & keeping the house together. She uses the house to help her more than the others and whenever she felt anxious throw out the movie that’s when the house would crack. She keeps everything together hence her custom doorknob is the front door, not just a bedroom door. Also I didn’t notice til recent that basically she affects everyone’s powers lol so if she feels anxious or nervous or mad that’ll harm/ crack the household and her family’s gifts will start fading.

[@TupacAmaru444]

the way that me, a latina, and my bestie, a colombian man, cry each time abuela says shit about Mirabel, when she sings waiting for a miracle and when they made peace with her granma, it's not even normal. We bonded cuz both of us are regarded as the failures of our families, and those scenes hurt too much, the firs is our families always talking shit behind us, the secong we both wish our families could see us and love us and the last scene, cuz we both wish to hear those words at least once.

[@Becca9488]

When I watched Encanto for the first time, I thought the We Don't Talk About Bruno song was the best one. So I went online to see if anyone else thought so too, and it's apparently the biggest song in the world right now lol

[@PinkPopcast]

Hahaha yea I thought it was just me until I started seeing everyone say the same

[@ravenpurple1527]

Literally!!

[@khevatelesford]

I would like to point out the difference between Abuela telling Mirabel about the miracle the first time and the time after Casita was destroyed. There's more detail, more about the pain that she went through and is still going through. Even the way she screams is different :(

[@maqeurious]

Every time I watch the differences in how she cries out to Pedro in the beginning and end, it tears me up. The anguish in her face and her reaching out at the end makes me cry every time, I have to look away.

[@aliyahpulido953]

Yes, the way she tells it and the way it's shown at the beginning of the movie is like the version you tell to a small child the hardest parts of their family history (This makes sense because Mirabel was literally 5 years old as Abuela was telling her this story.) The later version we get with much more context and after getting to know the whole movie's cast, we can better SEE and UNDERSTAND Abuela's pain. And while it doesn't excuse her actions that perpetuated generational trauma in the Madrigal family, it does help us understand that her actions are driven by that pain, fear, and survivor mentality after losing her home, her husband/the love of her life, and having to lead a community/small city after the exterior danger was finally past. It's even MORE painful when you learn about how accurate this was to Colombia's real history with wars, cultural clashes, violence and things like that.

[@Hey_Jamie]

Also in We Don’t Talk About Bruno, Dolores says she “kind of associates him with the sound of falling sand” and that’s how you get into Bruno’s room. Through the falling sand.

[@samthelion3925]

I remember crying the most for Luisa and Isabella's songs. They related the most to me personally for multiple reasons but the most was simply due to the pressure of being the oldest sibling whilst also having this perfectionist complex on myself. I was raised from a young and impressionable age to look after and protect my brother, meaning the pressures of being there for him is always there. And I was also told to make everything I do perfect, no matter what, so a lot of things I typically do now like draw and what not isn't even fun anymore, it's just stressful because it'll never be perfect enough. I love the introduction of complex mental health issues and emotions that Disney is introducing to their stories now and young audiences. Honestly, its amazing, because mental health isn't something reserved for adults, it impacts us all at vast ages of our lives and for that reason its important for kids to see that others actually do feel what they feel.

[@Melissa-om7el]

“Lin Manuel Miranda is the only hispanic Hollywood would allow” I mean not exactly but yea he probably has the highest likability rate any hispanic has gotten the last few years. I loved In the Heights just because they highlighted Dominican culture and I’m all in for it. 🇩🇴♥️♥️

[@PinkPopcast]

I loved In The Heights too! Puerto Rican myself (Rizzo) but it’s just funny how Hollywood basically hires ONLY him 😂

[@anikoles]

There are SO MANY "Easter Eggs" will have to rewatch and look again for them. Bruno is in the background during the singing. The house setup is like Hamliton. The speed singing is like the rap of Hamilton or Moana. The 'boyfriend' looks like Markpiler and Flynn Ryder.

[@PinkPopcast]

Hahah OMG he does!!

[@hulda4ever]

One of the signs she's the new leader of the family after Abuela is that she and her Abuela are the only ones who can communicate with Casita !

[@Sofie2734]

First time Abuela tried to shame me for j having any powers I woulda licked the damn candle like now we’ll all be normies

[@joly457]

Am I the only person that found them and was immediately obsessed and couldn't stop binging all of their videos because Im literally not ok, Ive rewatched all their stuff like 3 times.... Help 😅

[@PinkPopcast]

Our stuff?? Haha you’re not the only one, I honestly do it too 😂 I’ve rewatched this episode 3 times already and that’s excluding editing lol-Benji

[@joly457]

@@PinkPopcast I mean, you guys are the sweetest things ever, you have amazing chemistry with each other, your humor, editing, empathy and vibe are on point. I never stood a chance 😅😍🔥

[@pavithraselvaraj4]

I also binged a lot of their videos! You are not alone!

[@browngirlhali9865]

I’ve just recently found out that We Don’t Talk About Bruno nor Surface Pressure were submitted to the Oscar’s to the Best Original Song category. Instead they decided to send Dos Oruguitas that it is in the 15 songs short list. If nominated will be hard to win because it’ll go against No Time to Die (Billie Eilish and Finneas). I really would love for it to win, it would be Lin Manuel-Miranda’s first Oscar and he would have an EGOT

[@PinkPopcast]

Oh no! I’m surprised the didn’t just submit the l all? Can they do that?

[@MadisonApitz]

If it wins, I’m pretty sure it’ll also be the first Spanish language song to win an Oscar, as well as LMM’s first song he ever wrote in full Spanish

[@browngirlhali9865]

@@MadisonApitz second

[@browngirlhali9865]

@@PinkPopcast they can but if two songs end up being nominated the vote will split and their chances of winning gets lower

[@PinkPopcast]

@@browngirlhali9865 ah, that makes sense

[@AsselAldosari-wl1gj]

The golden Butterfly was Grandpa( Pedro)'s soul , his death triggered the Casita magic in his family then when his wife's shared his memories with thier youngest granddaughter ( Mirabel ) it helped rebuild it all back 🥰😭

[@emilyschomer6715]

She has a watered down version of everyone's powers, in my headcanon at least. She shouldn't have been able to see all of that otherwise, unless it magically fixed itself. Casita obeys her, she could be somewhat stronger than expeted, good with plants, and animals, heals quickly, etc

[@SilkyCrow]

I kind of have a theory that the rooms change as their inhabitant needs/wants so initially when Bruno wanted to give his visions it was much easier to get to him but as the negativity built up and the rift began to set in between him and his family and community the room began to make it harder for people to approach him for visions because he didn't want to give them, which is why when he disappears the room starts to fall into ruin. So, the reason there's so many stairs and no other way up is because nearing his disappearance he didn't want to give visions at all, and it was his room reflecting that.

[@mydiary2760]

Another detail, Maribel's song is in a 3 time count (like a waltz) to symbolize how "off beat" she is with her family

[@tarinblanding1584]

Fun Fact: Encanto was originally going to take place during the 1950s and the people that worked on the film had to literally fight to make Luisa muscular

[@vivianstewart4500]

I love this movie! My favorite song is Surface Pressure. Being a middle child I understood a lot what Luisa felt. Trying to be strong enough and not wanting to feel weak. I so get it. Don't get me wrong We Don't Talk About Bruno is a great song but Surface Pressure is the best in my opinion

[@PinkPopcast]

Yea it seems like those are the top two contenders for best song in popular opinion

[@NoahKPeters]

The theory is not only that she is the new head, but that she became the head because she wiped her hands on herself before going to touch the doorknob, thus transferring the magic to herself.

[@PinkPopcast]

And now she can enter the dreams of her siblings as they imagine vast worlds and musical numbers 😂🤣😭

[@lilly50821]

I didn’t cry the first time but when I watched just the grandmas story later I SOBBED

[@PinkPopcast]

Haha yea Rizzo cried multiple times while editing

[@crunchychicken2]

I didn't cry when I first watched it but every time I listen to the songs while showering and the butterfly songs comes on I just start bawling mid-bath💀💔

[@mellysomethingclever]

Honestly, them talking about putting the candle out if they didn’t get a power was the pettiest shit. And I absolutely died. Cause that’s me. If I don’t get a power ain’t NOBODY getting powers.

[@gcatherinev]

Dos Orugritas was SO FREAKING SAD- even as someone who doesn't speak Spanish, just hearing the song and the music and the emotion, you just KNEW what it was about. That scene was freaking perfect 😭

[@sleepy_sensei3913]

Fun fact. In we don't talk about Bruno, if you look carefully in dolores' verse you can see Bruno walking around, and even dancing Also do try Hamilton if you liked this. Also written by Lin Manuel Miranda

[@Ahluk1]

I'm a year late, but "Pressure like the drip drip and that's all i know" killed me 😂

[@PinkPopcast]

😂

[@ShadowRyu]

Can we just talk about how Antonio is the real hero here?

[@Pokiandi]

Dos Oruguitas is one of the two only musical songs that have made me cry, and that's not a normal thing for me

[@withien7554]

You cried while editing and that counts. The more I watch this movie, the more feelings it gives me. Love your reaction guys. Love and best wishes from Colombia!

[@hopet7090]

Missed most of the premiere but this is my new obsession. I’ve been listening to the soundtrack for the past two weeks. Lusia’s song made me cry and we don’t talk about Bruno is a BOP!!! So happy you guys reacted to it

[@PinkPopcast]

The songs are the best!! Haha I really love Isabella’s song too!

[@MeganSin]

I kinda want someone to do a cut of encanto but with Stephanie’s Rosa voice dubbed in. Also this is a better family drama than the eternals. Lol

[@RedHeadNdProud]

I remember watching this movie for the first time and Dolores says “the rats talking in the walls”, then later on they show the rats running in Bruno’s room and climbing into the walls I immediately went “oh, follow the rats! They’ll lead to Bruno!”

[@seekerxr]

"Rizzo later cried editing this scene" dont feel bad rizzo I didnt stop crying for the entire last 40 mins 😂

[@PinkPopcast]

Hahah we’re all in this together 😅

[@cutiepie120048]

I was non-stop cackling - y'all are HILARIOUS 🤣🤣🤣🤣 The editing is also phenomenal ❤️👏

[@PinkPopcast]

We appreciate that! 😊😊

[@yvaincallipso84]

That black shawl Abuela wears is a mourning shroud. She was never truly able to heal from her husband's loss due to how horrible it was.

[@manon_0411]

This is one of the movies I can relate to the most because I can relate to both Isabella, Luisa and Mirabel. I'm the first daughter and have a younger sister. All my life I was told that I have to always behave perfectly because I have to set an example for my sister, get excellent grades because I have to be an example and make my parents and family proud. I always got really good grades and spent my free time reading in a corner because I had been told at an earlier age that I was too noisy if I was playing with my sister, so I did my best to keep that perfect image and was told left and right that I was the perfect student, the perfect daughter, the perfect sister etc. I can relate to Isabella in that way. Then when I said at 20 years old that I wanted to become a dancer because I absolutely loved dancing and had been told by several professionals that I should give it a try, all my mom could say was that I should be ashamed, and I'd become the shame of the family. I gave up on my dream to keep up the perfect image for my family, got a bachelor degree and I am nearly done with my master now. My parents always said I could do whatever job I wanted as long as it made me happy (obviously a lie since they literally threatened to cut me off if I became a dancer) and now that I say being a highschool teacher sounds nice (decent pay and a lot of free time in my country) I am once again being told that it would be a shame because I have "potential". I realized that always trying to be perfect hasn't brought me anything good i the end so again that makes me relate to Isabella a lot because I want to be me and not a perfect doll my parents can show off around. They also put a lot of pressure on my sister to keep up with the "standard" I had created and it made her suffer too because she was always compared to me and seen as "less than". I also always had to be the strong one, was told not to cry, had to be my mom's therapist and look strong for my sister, and was responsible for her and younger cousins all the time, which made me relate to Luisa because it was always stressful. Finally, I relate to Mirabel (and Bruno a bit) because even though I'm trying so hard to fit in my family, I'm still treated like the black sheep and feel put aside. I feel like no matter how hard I try, I'll never be good enough. I cried left and right while watching this the first time and still tear up when I listen to the songs. Both my parents have refused to watch it because they know from hearsay that they behave just like Abuela.

[@nightlight903]

9:13 they say she doesn't have a gift but my girl just stopped the time in there-

[@blainevanity6]

The only music I really listen to regularly is showtunes. Every year Broadway would have new shows I would listen to on repeat. But since the pandemic, there aren't any new good shows. I'm so glad the soundtrack for this is so good. This soundtrack is the only new musical related music I've been obsessed with since Hadestown (2019) 😅

[@PinkPopcast]

This soundtrack is SOO GOOD! We’ve both been listening nonstop

[@JennyT2022]

Comment 106!!!! I love this movie so much because I'm black latina (Haitian and grandmother is half cuban) and I cried so much during this movie because all of the emotions I've felt were placed into this movie because the stress of making the family proud and the family looking for a better life... It just hit really deep. Love chuu guys!!!!!

[@PinkPopcast]

Yea this really hits family dynamics on the head. Love you too!

[@christiankirby9650]

When mirabel put the doorknob into the door, I SOBBED

[@DesAnanieva]

Rizzo constantly blowing out the candle reminded me about Benji's brake up spike :D

[@PinkPopcast]

😂😂

[@lautarolambach4977]

someting that i noticed is thath since his husband dies abuela wear that black poncho, and thath resound so deep with me because once my mom said to me when i asked her why she always wear black that she weared black because she was mourning her mother's death

[@floppsymoppsy5969]

I bawled like a baby when I heard the catapillar song

[@Varrizwatches]

Also at the end scene, the most popular theory or conclusion from the art on the entrance door is that Mirabel DID get a room. Her room is the whole house.

[@amandalynn4979]

In the junior novel, it's confirmed she did end up getting a room and there is official art in the books that take place after the movie with her own door!

[@mandarynkapomaranczowa9214]

28:11 I don't know if you guys noticed, but in this film there is a lot of reference to the movie "Frozen", namely if you listen to the melody very well, when Bruno sings, he says the words "Let it go", and in the background we can hear for a moment the soundtrack to the song from Frozen, "Let it go" 🤗

[@emmabruh]

No cuz this movie had me crying from the beginning till the end, but I was bopping cuz the songs are masterpieces Surface Pressure slaps extra hard , and the scene with Bruno‘s table broke m e

[@lkf8799]

I saw Surface Pressure before watching the movie and ugly cried. Shout out to the older siblings!!! 💪😫 Loved the reaction 💗 💗 💗 That Capybara was hilarious, loved Benji's Charlie bit my finger reference, the commentary with the bird 😂 the trash talk, and Rizzo's reaction to Antonio being nervous 🥺😊Awww

[@amydubuque2894]

I'm an only child, but that song definitely fits my childhood too. I felt since i was the only one i had to take on everything and be the best.... Constantly help everyone and hold the weight of the world on my shoulders.

[@PinkPopcast]

I’m the middle child, which is funny cause I too was called the golden child 😅 this movie is scary accurate

[@Vendettis]

GOD THIS MOVIE IS EVERYTHING. My favorite from Disney, and it's been long time.

[@PinkPopcast]

🥰🥰

[@librorumlore]

'We didn't cry at Encanto' no, no, of course not. Rizzo just had a cut up onion that was clearly hiding off screen. ❤

[@PinkPopcast]

Hahah he got misty.. definitely cried while editing

[@beckmannm]

Dos Oruguitas makes me weep every time too! I appreciate the editors note ☺️

[@EnbyGaemer2005]

It's on my "I need a cry" playlist.

[@mmontano2000]

Love your reaction! Things I haven’t seen anyone talk about so far are that the clothes of each Madrigal family member has symbols matching their power and Abuela and Mirabel both have butterflies proving she is bound to become the new person to keep the magic alive. Also, if you look behind Dolores singing during We Don’t Talk About Bruno you see Bruno walking and then jamming out in the background. Lastly, at the end of that song when everyone is singing around Mirabel there is a moment where everyone says, “He’s here,” which I originally took to mean the boyfriend but upon watching it again, I believe means everyone is saying Bruno is there and they all kind of know it. After all, Dolores here’s everything and also, can’t keep secrets. Makes it extra sad they knew but couldn’t look past their fears. Anyway, thanks for the great reaction!! ❤️

[@PinkPopcast]

Oh wow, that would add an extra layer of toxicity to the family if they all knew he was there and let him stay in the walls for YEARS!! 🙃🙃

[@ryckmall]

Knowing this coming was the only thing that kept me going through my work day. So glad you guys did this one. Definitely one of my favourite movies of the year.

[@PinkPopcast]

Lolol hopefully it was worth the wait!!

[@ryckmall]

@@PinkPopcast it was! Love you guys.

[@mariama716]

I’m so late to this channel and here I am after watching all the bridgerton reactions. you guys are hilarious did not know i’d be laughing out loud during an encanto reaction 😭

[@AuthenticMage]

What makes this even more messed up to me is that they get there gifts when they’re 5. Mirabel was 5, when she didn’t get her gift. That and Abuela suggesting that Mirabel was drunk during the scene where she saw the house had cracked

[@Nymi4793]

I've watched this movie too many times in the last two weeks so why not watch it again with you both💜😊

[@PinkPopcast]

Haha better with friends

[@cerasabodski4835]

I love all the small details like how when the house is falling apart it helps Mirabel get the candle and kinda “stops” everyone else from climbing and also how it shows how Pedro (the grandpa) died by showing a machete

[@alexias.f7887]

You guys can also see Bruno in the background when Dolores is singing in “we don’t talk about bruno” also in everyone dress the designs of it it representations of their powers. Luisa had little dumbbells, Dolores and little sounds waves and so on

[@dannygarcia7082]

Loved the movie and the songs... the abuela's back story and the song together..I SOBBED!!! LOL

[@Holdmymimosa0703]

Every five minutes I’m laughing my a** off because Rizzo says something hillarious. *purposely blows out candle* “You’re no longer our overlords!” “Hi! I’m your designated Disney animal sidekick. I noticed you didn’t have one.” “That’s sweet! So her power is authoritarianism.” Dude you’re fire 🔥🔥🔥

[@aude4747]

I was fully crying 26:53 and you had to make me laugh

[@Charjune]

This is probably the most entertaining react video I've seen of this movie thus far, so excuse me while I share some of my favorite highlights. 2:25 Hello? Random "Josie and the Pussycats" reference? I like that. :D 5:21 Dat pun & dat eyeroll tho with a perfect matching music to both. 11:17 "You don't know that" in unison was another perfect moment, I laughed more than I should. XD 20:25 Even an I.T. Crowd reference?? Neat! 22:47 That is a very good impersonation! If I close my eyes I'd believe it was Bruno saying that. 25:23 He just went YEET!

[@PinkPopcast]

Omg 😂😂 Thank you! We love it!!

[@alitzalange9818]

My fav is Louisa's song. Cause I feel everyone has felt pressure somehow and felt they couldn't fall apart for some reason. Also thanks for the explanation Benji, didn't know she was the next head of the house

[@SICProwl]

Out of most the reaction channels I watch, I definitely enjoy your sass. Keep up the great work!

[@PinkPopcast]

We appreciate that! 😂

[@gracenjones81]

Hi guys, first time commenter, NOT a first time watcher. I found your bridgerton commentary and it was HILARIOUS. thanks for doing what you do. You guys are so funny. I appreciate everything you guys do. 🙏🏻

[@PinkPopcast]

Thank you for watching ☺️

[@lunarebear]

omg I don’t think I’ve ever laughed so much at a reaction video before, just found you guys but you’re so funny and entertaining!

[@PinkPopcast]

Thank you! 🙌🙌

[@nirvanamejia]

I love that you guys really watched this movie and tried to pay attention to the detail. Loved your reaction!!

[@courtneyodell6729]

I loved this movie. Enjoyed y’all’s reaction so much! I’d love to see you react to The Prince of Egypt or The Mummy!

[@paolabetancourt3365]

I just love Mirabel. I see myself in her, even her appearance! I used to wear glasses and I have the same hairstyle and hair type as her. I’d love to see her when I was still a child, I would have felt so seen 🥺💕

[@CircusPupVT]

My favorite detail is Abeula tells the story in the beginning like a perfect miracle but in Dos Oruguitas its shown how traumatizing it actually was with Abuela breaking down im an ugly cry

[@ENJvideo]

Her gift is authoritarianism. I literally fell out!!!!

[@Thebeezzkneezz.]

Antonio's power will definitely help out luisa,at least she won't have to collect the donkeys anymore 🤕

[@nina-thi]

This show is so wholesome! In Germany, we had a similar show a few years ago but for sewing, called “geschickt eingefädelt” (translates to “cleverly threaded” but is actually a pun because it can also mean “to have planned and executed something cleverly”). They all made such cool things and all the patterns could be purchased afterwards (my mom actually owns the pattern books for both seasons). Such a shame it was cancelled so soon, I watched every episode religiously as soon as it came out.

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

So how was it similar?