I CAN'T BELIEVE COCO ACTUALLY MADE ME CRY! (Coco - Movie Reaction)

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1:55 Coco - Movie Reaction
26:03 Outro

[@RivalReacts]

Coco started off as such a fun movie, but it all turned into waterworks in the end 😭 Check out the full reaction at 👉 www.patreon.com/RivalReacts​

[@andreamendoza2570]

I'm I love 😘😘

[@RivalReacts]

@Truth Seeker Oooh thanks!

[@galaxystudios370]

Rest easy, he has a soul.

[@owlhuman7024]

Can you react to race to the edge season 2 all episodes?

[@sadie_renae7860]

You were so funny and sweet in this reaction! If I may, I would love to recommend a movie called Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron from DreamWorks. It would be fun to see your reaction to it! Hope you stay safe!

[@susyperez8445]

Dante is a Xoloitzcuintle (a mexican dog breed) and they are considered “The guardians of the underworld”, they lead the dead on their way to the other side♥️

[@artsysabs]

Thanks for sharing that info 💖

[@cidevant002]

Also Dante is the perfect name for him because that it's a reference to Dante's Inferno, where a poet goes through hell, purgatory and then heaven.

[@pokaay3163]

@@cidevant002 And also a nod towards Miguel's previous admiration for De la Cruz, whose horse in one of the movies is named Dante. Miguel must have named him after that.

[@depressionover-bonestealin4079]

specifically because they're hairless, so they have to generate a LOT of body heat to compensate for it, making them a really good heated pillow for the sick, injured, and/or dying, which lead to their association with death in general

[@degocraft9525]

oh, that explains a little bit my theory

[@janicecastle3875]

I've watched this movie so many times and didn't catch that de la Cruz's horse was called Dante. Sheez

[@Moakmeister]

Well now we know why Miguel named the dog Dante, after De la Cruz's horse

[@zvimur]

@@Moakmeister yea, but pretty sure the writers chose this names as callback to Divine Comedy, first part of it the author Dante travels through Hell.

[@jokybones]

wait.. xD

[@cniknik9863]

@@Moakmeister makes sense. He was such a big fan of his, he even made his own personal shrine and learned guitar from his movies.

[@hanaeve__]

O h-

[@budgetlifter]

"it's enough to make a grown man cry"

[@RivalReacts]

It was more than enough 😂😅

[@randomgamer5690]

I see the shrek reference

[@deadbynightupbylunch]

“...but not this man! GET BACK IN THERE TEAR! (Sucks tear back in eye)”

[@elsieogunsuyi3149]

@@deadbynightupbylunch cloudy with a chance of meatballs reference haha

[@memyselfandi7782]

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2 reference!

[@PixarShark]

Yeah Miguel’s skinny, but compared to all those skeletons he’s a chub. 😆😆 Also some fun (sad) things to consider about Héctor’s death. - Ernesto killed him when he was only 21 and Coco was 2 or 3. 😢 - He was killed in 1921 and Coco was almost 100 when she would have died. Meaning Héctor’s been dead almost five times the years he was alive. You have to wonder if he even remembers what being alive felt like. 😭 Also puts into perspective how terrifying it must have been to first see this kid and immediately shoved into a phone booth by him. 😂

[@cidevant002]

In hispanic culture "gordito/gordita" is also just an endearment. Couples call themselves that or parents to their kids. The fact Ernesto just say it to Miguel so naturally talks about how he is already connecting with him.

[@pokaay3163]

@@cidevant002 woah, really? My family is all hispanic and I've never heard of that as a term of endearment, but we also don't live in South America or Mexico or anything. That's interesting to know. I did think it was just because he seemed thicker than other skeletons and thought it was pretty uncalled for 💀 that's clever

[@AtarahDerek]

Ernesto only got to enjoy his fame for the same number of years Héctor lived.

[@AtarahDerek]

@@cidevant002 Actually, Héctor called him gordito in response to Miguel teasing him for dancing well for a dead guy.

[@wizardofarts1276]

In my life, terms of endearment have been descriptors like "colocha/colochita" and "flaca/flaquita". I mostly hear "gordo/gordito" in Mexican families. (Mine is Salvadoran)

[@JH-ti3lr]

Pepita is fierce, determined, loyal and protective. Just like Mama Imelda. That's why Pepita is her spirit guide. And don't be ashamed to cry on KZbin if it's authentic. That's why we come here. 😊

[@paulinaanameiboudesocque2398]

Imelda*

[@JH-ti3lr]

@@paulinaanameiboudesocque2398 Thanks, fixed! 🙂

[@oraspring406]

So if Dante is Miguel's spirit guide, then.... Wait what?

[@JH-ti3lr]

@@oraspring406 Dante is innocent, fun loving, playful and sweet. Just like Miguel. Plus Xolo's are guides of the underworld. Miguel, a living boy, needed a guide. Remember, Dante kept leading Miguel to Hector. Idk, makes sense to me. 🤷‍♀️

[@oraspring406]

@@JH-ti3lr Yeah it does now. Thanks. Have a good day!

[@hellowhat890]

25:38 And if you notice when Hector walked with his family, he's wearing shoes. They made shoes for him as a welcome back to the family gesture. ❤❤❤❤

[@artsysabs]

I never noticed 🥺💖

[@nanalove3819]

who you're good at observing, I didn't notice.

[@ray_bleh1359]

Awwwwwwe🥺🥺

[@AppleLovePeace]

I never noticed that!

[@GaiusIntrepidus]

if you're confused about the twist still Imma do some explaining, whenever they mentioned Miguel's great great grandpa, they never even confirmed the name, when Miguel mentioned about it, Imelda only called him "Musician" to Miguel he only thinks of Dela Cruz but to Imelda she thinks Miguel somehow knew Hector.

[@mikeblackmetal]

Hector is being forgotten 'cuz Coco is the only one person still alive that -barely- remembers him. He became such a taboo in the family it's not weird if no one -either alive or dead- knows his identity. Also, makes me wonder if there were no more pics with Imelda and Coco to use in the ofrenda, so they had to tolerate using the one with "the musician" and his ripped-off face- So everyone in the family knows there was a musician once upon a time :3

[@rudrodeepchatterjee]

​​@@mikeblackmetal I mean they folded the guitar away, otherwise Miguel would've known about De La Cruz long before he did. As for the family knowing part, no person can be betrayed the way Imelda apparently was by Hector, and not whine and cry about it during the rest of her life. Especially when the rest of the family realised her hatred of music, she would've told them that her husband prioritised music over the family, and then told them to never tolerate music again.

[@Gameguy-gk8lx]

Same here man it’s a really great movie. Miguel’s great grandma reminded me of my own 😢. Touching movie

[@RivalReacts]

Exactly the same here 😢

[@JerryThePlaty]

My great grandma looked exactly like coco. It made my mom tear up at the end

[@a.g.demada5263]

Coco's face was inspired by a real lady

[@lovelymaejutcho8772]

Same here, everytime I watch Coco again, I always remember my grandma too they look alike too that's why it got me easily to cry 😭

[@sofialauri8085]

Google Frida Kahlo and look at her work, then you will understand why her performance was made so strange.

[@juliodavila424]

"Chamaco" is a term for a young kid. "Hey, chamaco" is basically, "Hey, kid" Like many words from Mexican Spanish, it has nahualt origin (i.e., the language spoken by many of the pre-hispanic cultures, such as the Aztecs). Pepita is an Alebrije. Alebrijes are colorful sculptures of fantastical creatures painted in vivid colors. They are usually carved from wood or made with wire and papier maché.

[@sadlobster1]

El Santo isn't just a Luchador...he's the OG LUCHADOR, one of the big names that helped start the Lucha Libre legacy

[@agenttheater5]

La Llorona is an actual song from Mexico, got its name off a Mexican folk tale (The Weeping Woman) though the story in the song is completely different from the folk story. But the song Un Poco Loco was written for Imelda - she drives Hector crazy but he loves her. I guess it was hard for her at the time especially because she didn't want to be seen as another silly young girl who lost her head over a musician.

[@lauraescobedo3889]

Actually this song is not about the ghost weeping woman but about a sad love story from Oaxaca that's why the song is not similar to the ghost story, it's about two lovers one of them have to go to the revolutionary war in 1910 before they get married and that's why the woman cries and the man writes her this song or poem that's why it says "even if it costs me my life weeping woman I would never stop loving you"

[@qdkdicja10]

Ooooh the last line is a very interesting analysis and I’m so HERE FOR IT! It actually made me pause the video and think about Imelda’s backstory.

[@agenttheater5]

Pepita's a wild mama cat, that's why she's so big, she takes care of everyone in the family just like Imelda did.

[@marielar.8386]

Día de los muertos (day of the dead) is on November 1-2, and it celebrates people’s life and their history. My fave holiday

[@reflekta_]

es solo el 2 de noviembre????

[@shrmpizza8660]

@@reflekta_ 1 es para Los niños no?

[@marielar.8386]

@@ayelen5480 it starts on the first and ends the 2nd. So two days

[@ubeyelliott6348]

I heard that some people celebrate on the third as well for lost pets, just lesser so

[@PxndxNinja]

@@ubeyelliott6348 its in the end of october for pets Celebrations start around the 28th of october and leads up to the 1st and 2nd of November

[@hellowhat890]

13:35 I think the monkey "slap" was like that endearing friendly "good for you" type of friend pat

[@yunicorn5168]

no matter how many times I watch this movie, I always cry at the end. Also it's really beautiful.

[@theemperormoth5089]

"Remember Me/Don't let it make you cry..." *Cries* "What did I _just_ say?

[@cannibalfriends9655]

He called him gordito bc Miguel is the only person around with some meat on his bones lmao

[@ianmoone2488]

Coco’s ending really hit me in a different note because it reminded me of my grandmother, whose Alzheimer’s and dementia eroded so many of her memories that near the end she had forgotten who many of her grandchildren were and even forgot one of my uncles. So seeing Coco regaining some memories made a real impact.

[@DavidRomigJr]

This is a Pixar Animations Studios film. Some time ago, John Lasseter was fired from Disney for promoting computer animation which Disney didn’t care for. He formed a company and purchased the Pixar Image Computer from Lucasfilm with financial backing from Steve Jobs and began working on 3D computer generated shorts. After a rough startup they got Buena Vista (Disney) to distribute their first movie Toy Story. It was so successful that Buena Vista distributed all their films. Their films were so successful that Disney bought Pixar. Steve Jobs, now a Disney shareholder through the acquisition, advocated shutting down the failing Disney Animation Studios, but both studios were kept. Disney Animation has since bounced back with help from Pixar Animation via sharing of talent, but both studios still separately exist, under the umbrella of Disney. So, this is a Pixar Animation Studios film presented by Disney. I hope that helps clear that up. I personally find Pixar’s story fascinating.

[@crepaulcog5849]

Wasn't John Lasseter fired for sexual harassment ?

[@JorgensZelda]

Yeah, I think right around the time Coco was being made.

[@StoryMing]

This movie is BOTH Pixar AND Disney.

[@PixarShark]

Also I’ve seen the theory that whatever offerings someone receives from the living can somehow be converted into currency. Which would explain why a guy like Ernesto with a whole room full of offerings would be top-tier rich, but the poor folks who don’t even have their photos up are dressed in rags and living in poverty.

[@aznmochibunny]

I hadn't had thought about the whole currency issue before but this theory does make sense. Also, in Chinese culture, there literally is money that you purposely buy to burn for the dead, and that's how I guess the Chinese spirits would get their money. Cultures are an interesting thing.

[@soficontreras8249]

gordito is used as a term of endearment in spanish, you don't have to be fat for it to be used on you hahaha my mom calls me gordita sometimes, it's cute

[@Geth-Who]

The wonderful thing about using music to 'wake' Mama Coco is that *that stuff is real*. There's tons of footage on KZbin of dementia patients who've wound up closed in, unresponsive, barely interacting with the world at all. They put headphones on these people and play them music from when they were young, and it just switches them back on. It's goddamn incredible, and if you wanna good-cry some more it's totally worth checking out.

[@susyperez8445]

I’m very proud of how this movie showed this little (but very important) part of my culture♥️🇲🇽

[@crimsonskies7633]

Iguanas ranas 💞

[@azul_trejo12]

Same, I'm proud of being a Mexican 🥰🇲🇽

[@roggerspider6964]

Ahuevo ❤️🇲🇽

[@rhiannonthrasher7747]

That's the main reason why this movie holds the top Pixar spot in my heart!!!

[@wisdomnova4317]

Yes! I was so happy when Disney announced this movie. This movie holds a special place in my heart. I love how it shows my Mexican culture to other people ❤️

[@GummiAnd]

Megamind is a very underrated animated gem!

[@exxiyya4855]

I COMPLETELY AGREEE

[@Andrea95270]

as a hispanic this movie moved me so much🥺

[@LadyKuroneko13]

Same

[@kateiannacone2698]

"I can't believe Coco made me cry!" Dude, I think anyone who watches this movie all the way through, pays attention, and doesn't at least get misty-eyed is just a monster. Also, Disney collaborated with Pixar a lot and pretty much bought them out.

[@PaolaBarrientos]

You're right, the cultures do cross over. I'm from Guatemala and we also celebrate day of the dead. We celebrate the fists of November for kids who passed away and the second of November for adults.

[@cniknik9863]

It gets even more heart wrenching when you find out Mama coco is a real person. They based this story of her.

[@hellowhat890]

21:15 Imelda and the rest of the family refers to Hector as the man who wanted to be famous and abandoned the family. Miguel mistakes De la Cruz as his family as a result. As a consequence, the family, dead and living members, refuse to speak of him or even his name. The additoonal consequence is that Coco is the last one who remembers Hector and is dying.

[@chucktaylor824]

Oh and De La Cruz's horse is named Dante, too, because Miguel has watched De La Cruz's films countless times, so when he first started seeing and interacting with this street/stray dog, which he really liked and became friendly with, (later considered him like a pet/friend), he named that dog "Dante" -- just like his idol [De La Cruz] named his horse.

[@Sebastian20745]

If you wanna watch a movie with the same quality of httyd, then I'd recommend the Kung Fu Panda trilogy.

[@jasmineart9961]

OH MY GOSH KFP IS THE BEST TRILOGY YES. SO GOOD.

[@sunnydaze4ever373]

Lol

[@mitsukitai2713]

It's also considered the best Western made Chinese film lol

[@dannyblanco8544]

Not me learning Dante was named after de la Cruz’s horse 💀

[@devonazeem2810]

This one of the best Disney movies today

[@mikeota67]

19:53 ''I knew you couldn't choke on chorizo, it's too good.'' OMG 😂😂😂

[@sfdudeca]

There are other KZbinrs who have reviewed “Coco” and their reactions come off as very fake. However, yours is much more sincere and I appreciate that. Much like yourself, I, too, did not know anything about Día de Muertos until I saw “Coco.” I had always dismissed it as “Mexican Halloween,” and it is not! Even in the end credits the film encourages viewers to visit your local library to know more on this beautiful annual event. And now, I look so much more forward to Día de Muertos than mindless Halloween. As for the film itself, I have become a HUGE fanboy of it. It is the first time since childhood a film has impacted me with its profundity. It is beautiful, flawless, endearing, sentimental, and yes - dare I say - sacred to me. It is one of Pixar’s more underrated films, a status it does not deserve since it is much more superior than “Cars,” “Incredibles 2,” and other misses Pixar has released. “Coco” is cinema at its most excellent.

[@jmhaces]

"Chamaco" is slang for "kid." Also, what do you mean if "El Santo" is a luchador? He is THE Luchador. The amount of disrespect!

[@stephaniejcy]

Somebody already said somehing similar to this but Dante was able to go through because he’s a xoloitzcuintle, in Mexican culture those dogs are said to be able to guide souls to the Mictlán, the “other side” basically. They can go back and forth between both worlds. He’s a pretty important part of the movie actually

[@xanthiabevan2464]

Was I the only one who wasn't surprised Hector was Miguel's great great grandpa? I mean, the guitar had a candy skull design with one golden tooth, Hector has one golden tooth.

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

I have an aunt that actually refers to modern technology as “cosas del diablo” (meaning “things of the devil”). So when Imelda called the computer a “devil box” I fell over backwards laughing!! 😁😆😆🤗

[@minski76]

Pixar started out as it's own company (Co founded by Steve Jobs, BTW) pioneering computer animation. Instead of developing their own computer animation, Disney did what they do best nowadays and bought them.

[@miranderamexicana]

I have watch your harry potter reactions before! Your spanish is really good! I’m from mexico so here are a couple of facts: -Yes Dia de los Muertos is Nov 1 - 2. On Nov 1 we celebrate all children that had pass away and on Nov 2 we celebrate adults. - Like they said Xolos are a dog breed and the mascot of a soccer team in Mexico. - Chamaco means kid - El Santo (the weird dressed guy who was going to enter Ernesto’s party) was a very popular luchador from the 50’s to 80’s. He made a lot of movies consisting of horror/adventure theme such as El Santo vs the mummies, El Santo vs the vampire ladies, etc. During the golden age of mexican cinema. - Also at Ernesto’s party we see some cameos of other great actors and actresses from that golden age. - Ernesto is based on two popular singers/actors from the golden age: Jorge Negrete and Pedro Infante. In fact in one movie of Pedro Infante he was indeed playing a priest, just like in that scene Ernesto was “flying” - As a Mexican i can say that Coco truly was a love letter from Pixar to Mexico. The year it open here in Mexico it broke all record sales that it stayed on cinemas for almost 4 months. The next year they showed the movies in all cinemas around the country and the theaters were jam pack.

[@galaxa88]

It’s always when Miguel sings to Coco that makes the tears swell up. I don’t often tear up watching Pixar movies but…man. Everytime.

[@choney1168]

Toy Story franchise Aladdin Lion King Mulan Tarzan Moana Up Wall-e Little Mermaid Spiderman:Into the Spider-Verse and more... You have a long way to go lol but the journey is beautiful! 💕

[@lorettabes4553]

Wall-e and Into the Spiderverse! Yesss!

[@lex3150]

yes i agree also big hero 6

[@sidneywashington7108]

Spiderverse & moana truuuust

[@dominiquesilva216]

The artist with the monkey was Frida Kahlo, she was a Mexican artist who, coincidentally, became famous after she died. She loved animals, and painted several of them in her paintings, mainly monkeys, that's why her Alebrije is a monkey, she has also painted Dante's dog breed.

[@samanthadambrosio9491]

This is a beautiful movie! I remember expecting the twist of Ernesto not being Miguel's relative, but I was not expecting Ernesto to have murdered Hector, haha. If you don't mind, I have a suggestion for a good animated movie (if you haven't already seen it). It's Big Hero 6 by Pixar/Disney and I thought you might like it since you like Coco and How To Train Your Dragon.

[@august1837]

I don’t want to be nitpicky, but big hero six is not by pixar. If I’m not mistaken, it’s a collaboration between Marvel and Disney. But I agree, he should react to it. Haven’t seen it in a while, but I remember it being really good

[@samanthadambrosio9491]

@@august1837 ah, thank you! I had a feeling it wasn't pixar 😂(you're not being nitpicky, btw)

[@nastyaaa6993]

Movie recommendation (more like « grownups » movies) - Sarah’s key (favorite movie) -hidden figures - hacksaw ridge - the help And for those two animated movies are soooo underrated : Anastasia and Treasure Planet 💕💕

[@Randomner2562]

hidden figures and the help though ❤️❤️ Also Anastasia. I second these.

[@nastyaaa6993]

@@Randomner2562 I love movies that talk about history ☺️💜

[@paperpyres1367]

Oh frick, Sarah's Key is just asking for tears lmao

[@nastyaaa6993]

@@paperpyres1367 YEEEES 😭😭😂😂 I feel like we’re five people on earth that have seen this movie 🤔 there’s hardly anything on KZbin about it.. that would be really cool if he would do a video about it !!🤞🏽

[@jonmercano1138]

It makes me cry every time

[@connegav000]

I love Coco!! That final scene where you see Miguel surrounded by both his living and deceased family members is my favorite scene!

[@susyperez8445]

Please please watch the movie Spirit: The stallion of the cimarron🤩🐴

[@vpersona177]

such a great animated movie

[@victoriaorellana9745]

Yez ! Beautiful movie !Spirit !

[@buildaggedonarmanaziie4462]

YES MAN, YES, PLEASE REACT TO MORE DISNEY and DREAMWORKS MOVIES.

[@dannybob42]

El Santo is not just a Luchador he is _the_ Luchador. For Lucha Libre he was as big if not bigger than Hulk Hogan, he was in 52 movies and was one of the wrestlers that popularized pro wrestling in Mexico. He only ever removed his mask once, a week before his death, and has several statues of him, the silver mask being a staple of his iconography

[@lenihaylett4674]

You bet COCO MAKES YOU CRY!

[@LadyKuroneko13]

Pepita is an Alebrije, they are imaginary creatures with different animal parts mixed together. They’re often painted in vibrant colors and they’re a very common Mexican handcrafts made out of paper (like a piñata) or wood

[@Emma88178]

Imelda never said Hector's name to Miguel. At the time she never wanted to associate with him so of course she would never speak his name. And she probably just assumed that Miguel was talking about Hector the entire time, since he also never said the name Ernesto to her.

[@yvaincallipso84]

"Is he a luchador?" El Santo is THE luchador

[@SakuraTsubasaRC]

if you going to watch it every november, may as well try seeing in spanish once

[@RivalReacts]

I never even thought that it would be up in spanish for some reason, im 100% doing this lol

[@JacobBLarson]

I watched this movie for the 1st time while I was deployed on a submarine. I had just received a Red Cross message that my grandma had just passed away. My grandma was afflicted with dimentia, the last time that I spoke to her she didn’t know who I was even though she raised me from birth. This movies ending has a very special place in my heart, definitely bittersweet of me crying in crews mess listening to the movie playing but not being able to stand watching it at that moment due to the memories and emotions it evoked.

[@Ronaldo1774]

Pepita and Dante in our world are animals related to an ancient believing since the Aztecs that cats and dogs are spiritual guides when we part from this world. In the dead’s world they are “Alebrijes” sort of fantastic monsters with a lot of color and a lot of animal parts. The “alebrijes” are a huge part of mexican culture and they were created by the mexican artist “Pedro Linares Lopez” they usually are made of paper

[@SleepingLittleOwl]

“It wasn’t a question. You were forced” -My grandparents every time they give me a choice and I dont answer how they want

[@RivalReacts]

Trust me, it doesn't get better😭

[@RuralRootsLiving]

As one of the few people that didn't cry at the beginning of "Up" I did cry at the end of this

[@claratackla3953]

the "never forget that your family loves you" hit me EVERY SINGLE TIME I ugly cry

[@sebbstree6519]

Pepita is an 'alebrije' which are mythological creatures in Mexican culture. they are the combination of various animals with colorful patterns that act like 'guides' for the dead. Dante is a xoloitzcuintle, a mexican dog that traditionally also symbolize a guide for the dead. Both albrijes and xolos are considered the 'bridges between the living and dead' so thats why Dante and Pepita have a different form in the land of the livin and can go from one world to another.

[@popcornluver134]

Up, Tangled, and Ratatouille never fail to entertain. Highly recommend! The newest Pixar I’ve loved (and cried with) is Onward

[@RB01.10]

I'm surprised Onward affected you that much. Unfortunately for me, I found it very forgettable and slow. Not one of my favorite Pixar films. Voice acting was good though, as well as the animation.

[@RB01.10]

@@aobatoshiki8371 I am an only child, so maybe that explains why I couldn't relate to it as good.

[@concertinamadrigals4058]

What really blew me away about this film is all the work that went into preparing for it. It's become an annual watch for me at Halloween/Dia de Muertos/Samhain, as well...

[@saynotzai]

17:29 Sir that´s El Santo, El Enmascarado de Plata, sir. He went full superhero, he had comicbooks, he had movies. There´s even animated versions of some of those movies about him that I watched in my chilhood.

[@buttonsfan]

I expected Miguel to sing to Coco, but when Coco sings with him that hits me, gets me to tear up.

[@tunafarrell2067]

Dude, don't be ashamed to cry for a good movie. I'm over 50 and I cry every time.

[@LP-qe2ti]

"Its scrumptious!!" ❤ This review was so cute, I cried when I watched Coco as well 😂

[@liannemorgan5797]

I cry every time to this when they sing together at the end mama coco comes in "remember me" and to the Iron Giant when he says "you stay I go" at the end

[@directorforplastic7929]

Regarding the Pixar/Disney thing: Basically Disney (the company) owns Pixar (the studio). The team at Pixar creates the movies, and Disney finances and produces it. These days, Disney has two studios to handle their animated movies: Pixar (which Disney acquired relatively recently and has made things like toy story, coco, incredibles, etc.), and Disney animations (which has been at the studio since its start and has made things like the lion king, frozen, Bambi, etc.) Also, I really recommend kung fu panda

[@alexandrialorenzon6596]

"anyone else think Dante isn't really a dogs name?" I was ready to throw hands 😂 I have a dog named Dante 😝 (he's 13 so he was obviously named before Coco came out)

[@ariana2384k9f]

If you want more movies that'll make you cry, I'd recommend Up, Inside Out, and the Toy Story quartet :) Pixar really knows how to tug at your heart strings!

[@pyronuke4768]

Pixar started out as it's own company, but then Disney purchased them in 2006, and now Pixar works as a satellite company for Disney. It should be noted that, while they do a lot of collaborations together, Pixar and Disney Animation Studios are not the same company.

[@camilahelguera2762]

Peppita is what we call an "alebrije" here in Mexico, it´s not an especific animal, alebrijes are known for being kind of like a representation of dreams, they are also an spiritual guide. :)

[@NekoHanyouHanaru]

The first time I saw this movie was back in high school-I had just spent 12 days in China, first time traveling on my own without my family. I watched this on the 15 hour flight home and I tried so hard not to SOB during that last scene.

[@gladishernandez5102]

Pepita, Frida´s monkey and the other animals are called "Alebrijes". They are mixed animals that are considered guardians in the underworld. They are Mexican crafts and they are very colorful and creative.

[@moshacre]

Pepita is also based on Alebrijes, Mexican art sculptures of normal animals or fantastical creatures. They are so cool 😎

[@chaimalekkam4233]

Pixar is owned by Disney, and this movie always makes me cry 😭

[@-Isabella--]

Yes Coco finally!

[@jonmercano1138]

And the original planet of the apes

[@-Isabella--]

@@jonmercano1138 ohhh hell yeah! Definitely!

[@lindseysquire8417]

Since you were wondering what the difference between Disney and Pixar is: Walt Disney Animation Studios has been operating since 1923. Their first movie (and also the first feature-length animated film of all time!) was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, released in 1939. Their most recent film is Raya and the Last Dragon, which comes out in the US tomorrow. Pixar Animation Studios was founded in 1986, and in 1995, they collaborated with Disney to release the first computer animated film (!!!), Toy Story. Disney also collaborated with Pixar to make A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, Monster's Inc., Finding Nemo, and The Incredibles. In 2006, Disney bought Pixar for $7.4 billion, making Pixar Animation Studios a subsidiary of Disney. Basically, Disney owns Pixar in the same way they own Marvel and Lucasfilm and Fox. Pixar has its own employees (writers, animators, directors, etc.), campus, chief creative officer, and technology. Disney co-produces the films, which is why you get "Disney Pixar" on posters, and both logos before the movie, but they are separate entities. I hope that helps!

[@missminpink]

Anyone that doesn't cry during this movie is dead inside.

[@defrozendonut8715]

El santo is one of the most famous luchadors in all of Mexico he was in movies had comics written about him he was kinda like the Mexican Superman

[@TonyTiger-ep1vc]

When i watch this movie for the first time i did some research on it so when Pixar's studios went to Mexico they met the real grandmother Coco and family. which this movie is based on and then i learned Pixar's studios isn't giving any royalty checks to the family.

[@tultsi93]

Coco made me cry, too. It made me remember my uncle who died on cancer.

[@kathy6149]

on día de muertos our cemetery does look like that and in my town we actually sleep in the graveyard on the 1st to wake up the 2nd, i remember my granddad's tomb was right next to a tree with a snake and it used to scare me lots until we drove it away. outside of the cemetery, we have food stands because we spend most of the day there and they're in case we want to have lunch, i'd clean my family's stones and do a little touch-up on them and weed around, lit candles, and then go explore the other graves. mariachis and other musicians are also inside so there is music the whole day.

[@Matty13808]

16:26 I don’t speak Spanish so as when I watched the movie I googled everything I couldn’t figure out on my own lol I LOVED this joke cause I assume he called him chubby because he’s not just a skeleton

[@allypally5155]

Loved your reaction so much, this movie always pulls on my heart strings ( "strings" hehe)

[@cindimonks5661]

Coco is literally one of the most cinematic movies I've seen! And it's animated!!! Crazy!

[@Michelle-nc5yb]

Watch brother bear and hunchback of notre dame. They’re definitely super underrated

[@existenceisrelative]

You can't convince me that every cat doesn't feel like they're a flying dragon tiger in their own minds.

[@eriksokolowski1701]

I love this movie. Miguel's great grandma reminds me of my grandma on my dad's side. She passed away when I was 10 or 11. I wasn't there to say goodbye and I felt really bad. This is still a very beautiful movie 💗

[@pippidraws7710]

Meigel named his dog dante after de la cruz's hourse 🐎 just saw u were confused

[@buildaggedonarmanaziie4462]

I'm not gonna lie, when I first watched Coco and there was that part where Ernesto grabbed onto Emelda, I though for sure that Hector was going to come charging out on stage screaming "GET YOUR HANDS OFF MY WOMAN !!!" or something like that, then they all attack each other on stage and they accidentally make it look good and when it is over Hector and Emelda have a romantic moment in the back to where they kind of come back together.

[@faureamour]

Oh man! This movie is so good. I am not Mexican, but I saw it in theaters with one of my Mexican friends. 3 of us sat there enjoying, smiling and then just bawling during the song Remember Me. Ugh, so heartfelt and amazing!

[@kittykat084]

I lost my great grandma the same year this movie came out 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 One of my all time fav movies

[@ChaoticButterfly]

To be more specific, the day of the dead begins sundown on October 31st, until sundown November 2nd... that's because it was adopted as a way to integrate local Nahua customs with Christianity (All Saints and All Souls days are Nov. 1st and 2nd). The Nahuas actually celebrated it (sort of, and in the land of the dead, when they pan down, you can see old stone temples, in the movie)... basically in August... And they basically were celebrating the queen of the underworld, who protected the bones of the dead (which were believed to be needed to create new life), when she'd come up to check on those who left her to come to the living world (us). There were a lot of Easter eggs for Mexicans, in there. El Santo, who was the prototypical luchador (he had all sorts of movies), Frida Khalo (and her philanderer husband, who was painting the nude, Diego Rivera) and various others, like singers/actors Jorge Negrete, Pedro Infante, and María Félix, comedian/actor Cantinflas, and Revolutionary Emiliano Zapata.

[@youngamericanreacts4546]

“So this is how Nike started” lmao I’m dead😂😂

[@ela7green]

NO TOUGH REPUTATION! We wanna see the tears!