I'm not crying, you're crying!!... The old lady with the Luchadore Mask got me - Coco REACTION

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[@samuelvincent557]

The real hero of this movie is Coco. She fought against her dementia, until her Papa was the only memory she held onto. She kept him alive, in the afterlife, when everyone else forgot him. And by sharing his stories, at the end, she ensured he would not be forgotten for generations to follow. One of my best friend's Mother died of Dementia. I was with her when her Mother forgot her for the first time and asked who she was. It is a devastating disease that hurts the family more than the victim of it. You have to watch your loved one dwindle away and lose everything that made them who they are. So Coco remembering her daughter and calling her name was a fantastic gift to her. At least one last happy memory of her Mother.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

I agree, Coco is the Real MVP of this movie for those exact reasons you mentioned.

[@hypnotherapy69]

thanks to rhe "wonderful" health care system in Sweden my dads aunt was bed ridden with pressure sores, sever dementia and only living with her worst memmories and expressing the wish to just die when she had her lucide periods this went on for 4 years.

[@07jimmymitchell]

The woman that Coco was designed after just recently passed. I'm sure she'll be remembered for a while. RIP Mama Coco!

[@GemGames3]

It wasn't a good idea to watch this film the cinema six months after my grandfather died because I was bawling when Miguel sang "Remember me" to Coco at the end.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Oh no! That's heartbreaking

[@GemGames3]

@@AdamfromFWCI Yeah it was a bit raw that time but still a great film!

[@Courdorygirl]

I'd just lost my mother about a month before, and my father-in-law in 2008. Hubby and I were both bawling, but we were in good company.

[@iceman10129]

I went and saw Up, 3 days after my grandmothers passing. And then Kubo and the Two Strings, 3 weeks after losing both my parents.

[@GemGames3]

@@iceman10129 oh man, the end of Kubo would've hit you hard, sorry to hear :( I actually cried with Kubo as well as I saw it when my grandfather was terminal.

[@caidalee1994]

A fun detail I always like to point out: When the family rejected music because of Hector, they learned to make shoes. Hector is barefoot throughout the entire movie, until he walks across the petal bridge with the family who has forgiven and taken him back, shown by making him a pair of shoes, the mark of the Rivera family.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

God this movie is so happy/sad lol

[@Ho_Lee_Fook]

Man that whole ending always has me crying so much

[@no_one161]

same

[@Crazyivan777]

Notice that, once he's accepted back into the family, Hector... Has shoes again. Because his family would never let him go without.

[@Melissa-wx4lu]

I have a Xolo Dog as well. When talking to people about her I say. "Have you seen Coco?....She's the same dog as Dante." She has the tongue that hangs out and everything. It's a bit of a quirk of their breed because they are missing there side teeth so the tongue kinda slips free LOL. . I remember watching this in theaters and the eruption of muffled giggles from the adults when they were teasing Hector about how he died. (I live in a predominantly Mexican community.) Because Chorizo is a sausage, the insult was 2 fold, that he died by choking...on sausage. Which most of us know the euphemism. Uncertain if Pixar was aware of that little joke or if it was just a wild coincidence.

[@alharairah2214]

Thank you! I didn't know if I was reaching too far thinking about a double entendre.

[@jerrylouis8930]

I think it is intentional, and it is also Ernesto 's immediate reaction.

[@platypus5555555555]

I watched this in theaters on a first date and ugly cried the last 20 minutes. There was not a second date 😅

[@AdamfromFWCI]

🤣🤣🤣😅😭😭😭

[@azuroslazuli6948]

Ah, if he’s that soulless, you’re better off without him. LOL

[@KristinaEspinoza]

"Why are you projecting your stubbornness onto generations of your family?" Ah yes, the real villain of Coco (and Encanto tbh): Generational trauma lmaoooo By the way, loved the enthusiasm for lucha libre and El Santo.

[@chucktaylor824]

Actually this (Día De Los Muertos) is completely UNRELATED to Halloween and both holidays have absolutely NOTHING to do with one another. This -- Day of the Death -- is not supposed to be scary, but instead a celebration of all the loved ones who have passed way. Loved the reaction, though... keep up the good work!

[@TheDarkSideOfYouSoul]

Well... Completely unrelated... There are related, not the same, but related. Both, Halloween and Día de Muertos are a mix of pagan and christian celebrations, Halloween it's the combination of Celtic and christian Holliday (All Hollows Eve and Samhain) and Día de Muertos Is the same, A catholic celebration with other pre-hispanic celebrations I told that as a Mexican born and rise in México... I'm still in México. The difference is that in Halloween the costumes are to fool the spirits, to scare them, and in México we welcome the spirits of our people.

[@matthewsimmons9277]

The ironic thing is Ernesto wouldn’t realistically ever experience the final death. Being remembered infamously or famously, it doesn’t matter. So long as he is Remembered in any way he will continue to exist. The opposite of love is not hate, it is indifference.

[@kiraparson2746]

I like to think of it as eternal torture, no ones gonna get him out from under that bell. He'll spend forever in a tiny dark place with no interaction with other people for what he's done.

[@wizzydoesdallas3408]

I think that's why they just smashed him by a bell again. Doesn't say he died his final death.

[@nephtys369]

I was supposed to watch this in theater with my grandma. She was so excited that a movie with our culture was being made. She died before we could. It’s a hard watch for me, but kinda cleansing. I’m glad you appreciated it.

[@nephtys369]

Oh. And my family would have never gone through her stuff. She was the queen, mom and aunts were only her war generals.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Thats a sad story but I'm happy to hear that watching reactions to this movie is cathartic for you 🙂🍻

[@ju2545]

In the beginning, Coco calls Miguel Julio because his Papa Julio was Coco’s husband. His Tía Victoria was Coco’s oldest daughter, Tía Rosita was Julio’s sister, and Oscar and Felipe were Imelda’s younger brothers

[@insignia9325]

Seeing a grown-up man cry over a children's movie is so beautiful. That was such a good reaction to such a masterpiece.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

It definitely got me lol. Glad you liked the reaction. Plenty more tears to come

[@insignia9325]

@@AdamfromFWCI I mean I'm rewatching it and constantly crying as well at the last part ❤

[@gillyS0L3]

I'm glad you watched it! The gut wrenching theme of how important is creating memories with love ones, so you will be remembered when you pass on, is so beautiful and sad at the same time. I think is a great movie to introduce the topic of death to children.

[@leuchtkaferchen1639]

Surprisingly enough the song that always gets me sobbing isn't "remember me" but the song that Miguel sings at the end when they are all celebrating together. It's such a joyful song but it gets me every time. Even if I only hear the audio.

[@jerrylouis8930]

"About halfway through, I asked myself Am I enjoying this?" Such a great observation. Cheech says, "You gotta earn it." and there is a point where the audience has to decide if they want to hang out to the end because of the characters in the film. For those who seek closure for The Riveras, they get that series of emotional cataclysms.

[@aceaster2657]

Oh man, I love this movie and seeing people react to it. It is very well made and does a good job at representing our current culture! Just thought I’d drop some extra cultural context to explain some things! -Dia de los muertos is not Halloween and has no correlation to it. It is a very joyous and bright holiday that celebrates the lives of the people we’ve lost and is based on the idea that only on these days can our family visit us from beyond the grave. In fact, most of us get pretty upset at it being compared to Halloween because the only similarity is a vague theme of death and the close dates (Ddlm is actually 2 days, November 1st and 2nd). “Ofrendas” or offerings in English are usually left on altars with food and things the deceased like as way to welcome the spirits and celebrate with them. It is a way to keep them alive through memory. To be left off an ofrenda on purpose is kind of a big insult as it means the person thinks you are better off forgotten which is why Miguel’s family reacted the way they did when he said he didn’t care if he was on it. -Alebrijes are usually handmade and hand painted statues of mythological animals made from different existing animal parts and sometimes just of actual animals we see day to day. I believe they originated from one guy, an artist who kept seeing the animals in dreams and recreated them in his art, this practice would then go to become a big part of modern Mexican culture. Because they come from dreams, many believe them to be spirit guides. -The type of dog Dante is also plays into him being a spirit guide as it is a historical legend that Xoloitzcuintli guide spirits from our world into the next. -Frida Kahlo, who you see a few times in the movie is a famous Mexican painter who made a plethora of self portraits with very odd and meaningful symbolism. A lot of her art was also based on the grief she suffered through in life which is why her segment is the way it is in the movie. -“La chancla” or the flip flop is in fact a cultural thing, usually used to discipline naughty kids. Some women are just crazy good at wielding it. -Finally, the reason Abuelita from Encanto and this Abuela are so similar is because a lot of Hispanics go through generational trauma. Generational trauma happens when something heavily and negatively impacts a persons life and they then go on to pass that fear or a way of teaching related to that fear to their children, and those children pass it on to their children, so on and so on. A lot of our ancestors went through some horrible things and so now that burden has come down to us. It’s the source of a lot of pain that comes from a good place and creates familial conflict in cultures that are very centered around family, thus being a big part of a lot of our stories. Especially for the people of my generation who are just now getting into the animated movie business. Turning red isn’t based on a Hispanic culture but it is also another good example of this topic.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Cheers Ace! Thankyou for your comment. My Mrs immediately got the Frida Carlo joke and explained it to me lol. You have a fascinating and joyous culture

[@CervusLavandula]

No lo podría haber explicado mejor 👏👏👏

[@JuJuLotz]

This is one of those movies that I wish I could watch for the first time again.

[@ShaynaSKZ_685]

Love your reaction. Cried too 😢 Coco always gets me ❤️

[@lauracrabb7169]

I cry every time I watch this movie. The very end when mama coco is reunited with her parents always makes me bawl like a baby.

[@nattyboh2944]

Gorgeous movie. The animation of - well, all the animation is just insane of course, but specifically the orange leaves that bridge from the land of the dead, just stunning. Ending always gets me too.

[@CervusLavandula]

Those are actually orange petals: “Often called “flowers of the dead,” cempasúchil, or flor de muerto, these bright orange and yellow flowers' fragrance is said to attract souls to the altar. Their bright and cheery color also celebrate life instead of feeling bitter about death.”

[@nattyboh2944]

@@CervusLavandula Ohhhh wow, they’re marigolds! I had no idea. Just did a quick google search after seeing your reply. That’s so interesting. Marigolds are very beautiful, the color in particular is striking. Thanks so much for sharing the knowledge 😊

[@Aloharebeccalolo]

While we’re doing heart-wrenching, I’d like to vote for Inside Out!

[@AdamfromFWCI]

I'd say that's definitely gonna happen. I've heard nothing but amazing things about that movie

[@leuchtkaferchen1639]

@@AdamfromFWCI "Soul" is very good as well.

[@Sailorgirl1207]

My great grandma passed away in 2019. We were super close and I miss her every day, especially now that I'm having my own child and he'll never get to meet her. I can't wait to tell him about all the memories we made together.

[@saiyasha848]

The Idea of this movie pretty much plays entirely on the saying : "YOu are only truly dead, when no one remembers you" That's how it goes here. As long as you are remembered, you will continue to be. But if the world forgets you exist.. well, then you have truly stopped existing. When all your footprints have been erased, it's as if you have never been there at all. It is a bit of an existential crisis, but there is also the other end: Live a good life, live with integrity, so that people remember you long after you are gone. Let your ife touch many peoples life, and you will not be forgotten

[@ccogdm4943]

This is my favorite movie of Disney and Pixar to date.

[@saiyasha848]

The amazing thing is that music can actually work like this on alzheimer Patients. Music seems to have special connections in the brain, and sometimes and old or familiar song suddenly fires up the nercous sytem in a way that it hasn't in a while. These moments sadly do not last, but they can be small bright spots in an othewise very hard time

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

FYI The town is called Santa Cecilia. Saint Cecilia is the Patron Saint of Music.

[@McBackstabber]

I'm loving these animation reactions! You should definitely watch Inside Out, also from Pixar.

[@nezptune]

26:47 this is Mexican spanish, there are different Spanish’s, but if you want to learn this one it’s Mexican 🇲🇽🇲🇽❤️

[@jasminecoupland9019]

Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead is Celebrated on November 2nd and isn’t Halloween, I understand you may not know I’m just letting you know it’s a completely different holiday

[@Reyrocksall]

The three distinctly different ways "Remember Me" is performed always gets me.

[@victoriac4317]

The Fact or Fiction “not a chance” clip 👌🏻🤣🤣 that show was my childhood.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Ok please answer this for me, did that show have an episode about a horse with no legs? It was a spooky story? I remember seeing it randomly one night and I never knew what show it was from lol

[@victoriac4317]

@@AdamfromFWCI the only horse story I remember from that show was about a “psychic horse”. But, I still won’t sleep with my closet open 25+ years after watching an episode of that show. So, I’d believe that a story from it could stick with you lol

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Now i remember! A farmer lost his arms in a mulcher, and they used some horse blanket thing to try preserve his limbs, and then a year later a horse got born there and it also had no limbs.... or something lol. It might have been some D Grade knockoff version lol

[@Wilskun]

"seize your moment" has such a dark meaning in this movie lol

[@ferrisulf]

it was pointed out that in the final scene as they are crossing the bridge, Hector is wearing shoes. For the whole movie he's barefoot. This says the living family has gifted shoes to him.

[@KM-zh6zi]

I always enjoy your reaction 🥹

[@erickf.c5346]

That is mexico beautiful culture to share whit the world, great reaction bro big hugs

[@beckkarah9443]

So happy you watched this! It made my stoic wog dad cry, so that's how you know Pixar really hit out of the park with this one 🥲

[@jacovisser9433]

I also cried the first time I saw it the first time in theatres and again last year just after my father passed away but what I love is that this movie helped me to grieve. The only other movie better is Lion King.

[@Haze-xr9rc]

The real line for Juanita was probably something like "and her knockers, they sag to the floor"

[@horrorcide13]

I'm so happy you let yourself cry and show your appreciation to the twist in the end. You just earned a sub and like! Please react to more Disney films!

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Well since you asked nicely

[@Pip8448]

I came here to see a grown man cry in the most wholesome way. Thank you for delivering. XD

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Well i recommend my Adam Sandler stand up reaction then, I cried SO much during one of the songs he does about his friend Chris Farley

[@Aviz-]

Even though this reaction was months ago. This celebration isn't a Mexican halloween version. It's more personal and cultural rather than one just dressing up into all these random costumes and trick or treating

[@pijorroncho]

I've enjoyed it reviewing with you again Coco... and also it makes me cry again. Gracias por tus reacciones. Te suscribo desde España

[@Lesedipls_]

Even reactions of the movie make me sob

[@johnam1234]

I really enjoyed your video and comments. My family really enjoyed the movie and cried on many parts of Coco

[@saiyasha848]

I can understand Miguel being not a scared. It is important to understand that Dia de los Muertis is _not_ Hlloweeen, even if they have been put together in recent years. While both have the Idea that it is a night were the veil between life an death is thinnest, the connotation is completly different. All hallowes Even (Halloween) was a night were the daed and all sorts of mosters and demons could cross over to our world and it was seen as a terrifying and unnatural thing, which is why people Put out scary lanters and hung masks from their doors to scare away the spirits. Die de los muertos is a day of rememebering those that have passed on and feeling close to them again. it is a hopeful celebration of the fact that death is not the end of love. People put out food and candles to _invite_ the spirits of their ancestors to come to them. So to Miguel, the Spirit of de la Cruz would not be scary, it would be benevolent.

[@hypnotherapy69]

The thing that ALWAYS get me is that Hector is the only character not wearing shoes, becuse his family shunned him and in the end when he is welcommed beck and they are walking over the bridge he has SHOES😭.

[@razependragon7472]

Thx for the reaction

[@KennethSorling]

La Chancla! is definitely a cultureal thing. The dreaded shoe of discipline.

[@saiyasha848]

I think hector left to make it big. You know, dreaming of becoming succesful, so that he can then get all the money he needs to support his family. But i think he didn't only get homesick, he also started to realize that it wasn't gonna happen. Hectors songs were amazing, but de la Cruz was clearly the stage persona. Hector, I think realized that maybe, music couldn't bring his family the success they needed. So he was ready to give it up, go home and get a more stable job, just to be with his family

[@cryingline9697]

i love that she puts her flip-flop, thong, sandal, whichever on like a COD reload lmaoo

[@ThePinkDragon]

This was Emotional LOve the Twist

[@guaranteedtopwn]

a good movie to watch when you need to cry lol

[@FlyyGirl1000]

I love this movie too lol it represented the Mexican culture very well 🇲🇽 & yea Imelda is a prideful, stubborn woman who runs her family w/ an iron fist . But she really met her match w/ Miguel haha

[@nimusfell3158]

I have just started seeing your reactions and they're great! I already cried watching Coco and now I just cried for the third time re-watching the movie. What do you feel about reacting to another kind of animations? Look for 'Hazbin Hotel', I feel like it's something very enjoyable and unexpected (Includes dark humor tho!)

[@AdamfromFWCI]

I will look into it. Glad you are enjoying the content. Go have a dig through my reactions playlist, I've looked at so much random stuff from Anderson .Paak to Judge Judy lol. Thanks for joining the journey

[@lizztorres9877]

Good reaction

[@mowglisavonturen]

You might also love the movies Up, and Tangled! They're amazing!

[@AdamfromFWCI]

I'm about to react to Moana, but before the movie I'm going to chat about what I'll be watching next and how the viewers can vote on future videos

[@thunderb4stard80]

One day ill get to make the el santo movie, an ode to mexican superman. There has and cannot possibly be another like him.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

If you need a fat bald gringo, let me know lol Did he ever wrestle Bundy? Lol

[@nancyomalley6286]

Seeing the child skeleton is sad-Meaning the person died as a child!

[@Codametal]

Great reaction. Now, time to watch Inside Out.

[@torijeri]

BTW! this isn’t “mexican halloween” it’s the 2 days after halloween to remember your loved ones

[@carlosespca]

“Día de Los Muertos” does not have to do anything with Halloween

[@AdamfromFWCI]

I know, I know lol I reacted to this months ago and I've had about 100 comments since then telling me this

[@woodch]

This movie will wreck your shit. I've been watching every reaction video for this movie I can find, and I'm convinced now that I'll never be able to do it without tears by the end. It's so perfectly layered to find your weak spot every time, even if you know it's coming. The last... quarter or so of the movie is just a series of rabbit punches-- you may block a few of them, but one is gonna hit your nose and start the waterworks. Every time.

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Its definitely between this and Encanto in terms of which one broke me the most lol. If you like watching me weep like a baby, I recommend my reaction to Adam Sandler 100% Fresh. Its actually one of the funniest things i've watched on the channel, but theres a song he does that just destroys me. Hope to see you in the comments over there bro! Merry Christmas

[@PhilandSofia]

Día de muertos is NOT Mexican Halloween and no use comparing.

[@megajgbc]

nice

[@aleatharhea]

Cheech Marin? I never noticed!

[@sandrarivero9445]

38:22 Jamie Lannister 😂

[@AdamfromFWCI]

The things I do for eternal fame 🤣

[@nancyomalley6286]

Cinema Wins also made a Jamie Lannister remark about that scene!

[@GaijinGuy36]

It's a common thing down in Mexico for bad kids to get smacked with la chancla! You don't want it! But I admit, I do love that little gunslinger twirl before she puts it back on.

[@astridsalazar4259]

No entendí nada de lo que dijiste pero te dejo mi GRAN LIKE

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Gracias!! 🇦🇺

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

1:27 Lemme guess: he went busking so he could buy cigarettes?

[@lilybethkuhn9650]

11:26 offends us the set up for dia de los muertos of all your ancestors. They believe that’s the day their family spirits can come visit and it is very offensive to not wanna be in it. Not wanting to be in this family and if not in the offends then he wouldn’t be able to visit his family( once he dies)

[@checkmattee222]

Hi! Love your reactions! Please react to "Raya and the last dragon" I'm sure you'll absolutely love it!☺️👍

[@meganjarvis2238]

U should watch the book of life

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Monty Python movie?

[@jleongc8332]

Reaction please to the movie "Apocalipto"

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Angela is that you?

[@arturovelasco7570]

No, no es un Halloween mexicano, No. Es una celebración sagrada y ancestral para honrar a nuestros muertos. Coincide en fechas cercanas al Halloween pero no son lo mismo. Con todo respeto hay una gran diferencia...

[@AdamfromFWCI]

Gracias por explicarme eso. Entiendo que debe ser frustrante que la gente siempre se equivoque.

[@arturovelasco7570]

@@AdamfromFWCI gracias!