i watched coco for the first time & CAN'T STOP CRYING 😭💔 (coco reaction & movie commentary!!)

[@philiphunn194]

I have to say, I never expected that a film about death would make me feel so alive.

[@fictionaldarling]

oh i love this!!!

[@thighgraine]

Just like Dia de Los Muertos, not just a mourning of death, but a celebration of life!

[@OrangePony75]

That’s exactly the whole point of our Día de Muertos tradition. Enjoy.

[@TECfan1]

And that is what Día de los Muertos is for, a celebration of life.

[@ezequiel-sama1779]

@@fictionaldarling hola, una duda vos reaccionaba en el canal de Rose Jebi?

[@flameedits8216]

I'm convinced coco can make anyone cry, it's that good

[@katiekirks1253]

It didn’t make me cry when it released

[@Jadenette11111]

I watched coco at least 10 times in my life, I cried the first time. The rest, we’re ABSOLUTELY AMAZING

[@HobGungan]

I didn't cry at Coco. I was actually underwhelmed by it at first because it was overhyped for me, but it has grown on me since. I haven't cried at the vast majority of Pixar movies people claim they cry to. But Onward? Niagra Falls.

[@Smoug]

@@HobGungan i went as a mexican ready to be critical and cynical so i had not expectations and ended up also crying at the end haha it does really well at doing hommage to certain mexican histories and places of old so its also different bc of that.

[@Illjwamh]

And not just once. I've rewatched it many times and never finished with a dry eye. Even just watching this reaction has me going.

[@ignaciofacundo5954]

I freakin lost it and broke down when Hector’s spirit grabbed his guitar and started playing with Miguel 🥹🥹🥹

[@PegasusFRacing]

The reason why Dante can cross into the world of the dead is that it was believed that the Xoloescuincles (This is Dante's breed) were the spiritual guides of the deceased and took them to Mictlan, which is the name of the world of the dead in Mexico and also in our culture, we do not see death as something bad and that is why we have el Dia de los Muertos to remember our loved ones. ANDDDD Also, the reasons of the color of the spirit guides, its a way to represent them, and we call them Alebrijes, and i think thats all(?

[@abigailzeravla5630]

Hopefully she'll see this ❤️

[@BrianWenger]

Dante also stole some food from the ofrenda.

[@reptahv1954]

*Xoloitzcuintle

[@indiesunflowers]

@@BrianWenger good point, but it was confirmed by the creators that it's based off the belief that xolo dogs can cross between worlds

[@maxenemayescalante6938]

Onlumlumluml Sunlujoujpuno😊🎉

[@kammy6340]

I cry everytime Miguel sings with Coco. This movie is so beautiful. Man, Pixar never falls short

[@thephantom8615]

Well… almost. Lightyear wasn’t good at all. That’s their only bad movie which is surprising

[@selinakurz8754]

Why, it's just cute There's nothing to cry about

[@RubyMadigan]

Fun fact: Mama Imelda is voiced by Elle's brunette friend from Legally Blonde Also if you notice at the end of the movie, Hector is wearing shoes. He'd been barefoot until then so they really accepted him back to the family

[@TheLandonChang]

This movie is very special to me. It came out in theaters when my Mom was going through chemo so I didn’t want to really endure a movie about the dead while my mom was going through that. Unfortunately, things got worse and she passed away several months later. That same year, both of my Grandmothers passed away. Music is a huge part of my family so this entire movie brought me to grieve properly and to never forget them. No pain, just love.

[@rdp16rulez]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and opinions on the film, as well as your life experience. I can only hope that when I come to that crossroads in life, I will be ready. No one is, really, but it seems like you handled that pressure extremely well. Have a wonderful day today!

[@luciaelizabeth9233]

This movie is amazing. The culture and the respect they have for their death is really incredible to watch. Greetings from Argentina ♥

[@fictionaldarling]

it's really beautiful!!! thanks for watching 🥺

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

@@fictionaldarling Quick question if you like the humor in the Addams family Ian and Hocus Pocus in the Magic elements of Hocus Pocus and Harry Potter and the outer world field of The Wizard of Oz then I think you might like watching the Disney series the owl House actually think it’s something you might like.

[@JonathanRodriguez-br1pz]

Esta basada en mi cultura mexicana.

[@patax144]

When Coco came out the year before my grandma died, and Miguel meeting this bunch of relatives he only saw in pictures or heard stories about was so relatable as I never met my grandfathers, both died, before I was born.

[@hobragen]

Xoloizcuintles are dogs who "help people go to the other side" and they were (sadly) buried alive with the dead in prehispanic times. That’s why Dante can just come and go. Also I think a lot of Mexicans just think babies and dogs can see "things that are not from this world" but not from any particular culture, more of a general thing.

[@AlessaParker]

first time I watched this, I didn't cry.. only because I was watching this at a cafe and didn't want to cry in a public place (but I was definitely close). then I later rewatched with my parents at home and was _bawling_

[@fictionaldarling]

omg oh no!! i can't imagine watching this in a public place at first 😭 that's so stressful, lol!

[@captnonius]

@@fictionaldarling That would be stressful! Even embarrassing, maybe? So instead, you recorded yourself and posted your reaction for the whole world to enjoy...

[@Nicamon]

I don't think crying in public should be embarassing,expecially if the reason is you getting emotional for watching an amazing film. If someone looks at you weirdly,just explain what you're watching...either they'll agree with you that you're right for crying or you can suggest them to watch the movie themselves and THEN judging if crying is an appropriate reaction.😘🌷

[@Courdorygirl]

@@fictionaldarling My husband and I saw this in the cinema when it released, about a month after my mom's passing. He lost his dad in 2008, and they were super close. We were both bawling, but when the lights came up we saw we were in good company.

[@hanna-writes]

@@captnonius that’s… completely different? we (you included) clicked on this video knowing that we would watch someone watch coco, expecting her to cry, probably even hoping that she would. if you just see some rando crying in a cafe, that has the potential to be quite awkward, because you don’t know why it’s happening or how you should react.

[@HoopleHeadUSA]

I’ve had more buddies confess that they cried to Coco more than any other movie by far. The new Top Gun Maverick a distant second

[@IceMetalPunk]

Sounds like your friend group needs to watch Everything Everywhere All At Once to find a new first or second 😏

[@potatololita2072]

It baffles me that some people haven’t seen this absolute masterpiece

[@Nicamon]

When this movie came out I couldn't tell what it was about from the trailer and I wasn't convinced so I didn't go to see it in the theaters. The next year I decided to give it a shot and I watched it in streaming and I cried 3 times:1st when we learn the truth about Hector,then when he was about to disappear and then again when Miguel sang"Remember Me"with Mama Coco. 🥺🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭😭 Now everytime I think to the fact I missed this movie in theaters I'm like *I WAS SO WRONG!!!!* 😭😭😭😭 FORGIVE ME FOR DOUBTING,THIS MOVIE IS AMAZING!!!! 🙇‍♂🙇‍♂🙇‍♂🙇‍♂😭😭😭😭

[@theaces3697]

as the other reply said, the trailers did it a huge diservice, i assumed it was just another kids movie based on the trailer but my god i was wrong, im 28 yr old man and i still tear up xD

[@Andrea-ie9vm]

What I love about Coco is that Pixar wasn’t afraid on doing the whole “it’s only adults who died” because celebrating Day of the Dead there are two versions. To celebrate the sad death of a adult(s) or death of a child(s). Sometimes it’s both. For adults we put up an alter that contains a picture, but also drinks they may have liked (alcohol most of the time) and food of course. While for a child we put up toys such as a small toy train or stuffed animals. Along with food they liked of course. No matter what, a good percentage of the time no one cries because we believe they are there with us at that very moment. And that they are in a better place.

[@gregsteele806]

I love that Hector got his guitar back in the end. That's the moment where I really lost it.

[@ElykRindon07]

From Coco to Werewolf by Midnight, Gael Garcia Bernal (Hector and Jack Russell) is slowly becoming a Halloween icon.

[@nephtys369]

I was supposed to watch this with my grandma when it came out. She died before we could, and I can’t watch it without crying. A lot. It’s really a beautiful story.

[@aanchalruchirasingh]

The way I started sobbing when Hector sang Remember Me is honestly a whole thing.

[@NadineTurner1955]

“You’re not that ugly you’re just dead” my new favourite quote 😂

[@Seankichu]

One of my favourite details at the end, when that enormous dragon familiar returns to the real world side by side with Dante it's just a tiny regular house cat. It says a lot about the personalities of cats that their egos as reflected by the spirit realm are as gigantic formidable beasts.

[@aliwantizu]

I saw this for the first time not long after my girlfriend had suddenly passed away in her sleep, just 2 months shy of her 36th birthday. To say that it was rough would be an understatement. I had no idea that what I was going to watch would "hit home" so much. I remember being amazed that Pixar/Disney made a movie that dealt with the Day of the Dead, but they really made me a new participant in that celebration. ETA: Yup, it broke me again watching it here.

[@rdp16rulez]

I cannot imagine how difficult that must have been. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and opinions on the film, as well as your life experience. I can only hope that you are feeling better and have healed from that tragedy. Someone reading the comments will find some source of solace from your comment for sure. Take care and have a wonderful day today.

[@nat3007]

I watched it just after my dad died because my cousin invited me to go to the cinema I don't think they realised what it was about, I found it tough to get through but it is a favourite film now that time has passed.

[@wolfsong4720]

So glad I'm not the only one who guessed the Hector reveal/twist! I spent my whole first time watching this going 'it HAS to be Hector... maybe it isn't? no it HAS to!' Was still shocked when the twist actually happened though! I love this movie so much!

[@andrewrawlings5220]

Dante is a Xoloitzcuintli, a breed of dog once believed to act as psychopomps (guides to the land of the dead) so of course he can just move between worlds without issue even before he became a spirit guide.

[@katiekirks1253]

21:59 Sometimes I forget not everyone speaks Spanish, so at first I was confused to why she needed subtitles. Then I was like,"Oh wait, she probably doesn’t speak Spanish, or at least isn’t fluent in Spanish."

[@Mr.Abreu.76]

Jess, the song Imelda sings is "La Llorona" which is a traditional folk song that, depending on your interpretation and context, can be at the same time and interchangeably, a song about unattainable love and also a song about death. The title character can both be interpreted as a beautiful, aloof woman, who may or may not be dead, or as death itself.

[@mariaguadalupe3233]

Another fun fact: Hector, Miguel's grandfather is voiced by Gael García, the actor who played Jake in Werewolf by night ❤

[@colorblindcamo7270]

I can't even watch a cut down reaction video of Coco without crying. Thank you for you.

[@rdp16rulez]

Honestly, just listening to Jess react and hearing parts of Remember Me almost got me. I was at work at the time and didn't want to explain random tears lol. Reading the comments and seeing how this movie helped others deal with the passing of loved ones has me misty eyed though. No one to judge the tears now.

[@markpaprocki8315]

Such a beautiful film. And I'm glad to see something so positive about Mexico. I'm so sick of our southern neighbors being demonized. Viva Mexico 🇲🇽

[@nintenmetro]

Gael Garcia Bernal was one of the few who got to reprise their roles in the Spanish dub. As for Ernesto, he was dubbed by longtime musician Marco Antonio Solis. My parents grew up with his music. Marco was also part of a soft rock band called The Bukis. They recently did a couple of sold-out reunion tours here in the States. I actually grew up listening to some of their songs as well. @8:39 also, Fluffy!!! Yup, that’s Gabriel Iglesias. The dude cracks me up every time. @10:05 Frida Kahlo was voiced by Natalia Cordova. Yup, that’s Elena/Yo-Yo.

[@UncleMilo]

I was a sobbing mess at the end of this movie. I'm so glad you enjoyed it so much! :)

[@ilikeswords5877]

This is one of a few movies that breaks me down. That scene where Miguel played the song for Coco always gets me, because it reminds me of my grandma. This movie got released only a few months after she passed so it hit me extra in the feels first time I saw it as a 14 year old.

[@nohebis]

girl I love u do much but I can't Wait to see you SOB watching this one, my little cold Mexican heart gets so warm and cozy every single time I see someone show interest in my culture ♥️✨

[@fictionaldarling]

🥺🥺 it's such a beautiful film!!!! thanks for watching 🥺

[@Joudy-u1n]

Pixar and disney sure do know how to make us all break down crying

[@squeebers]

This movie is absolutely amazing! They did a twist villain correctly! Not really meeting him until the twist is revealed is genius! And the emotions! I cry everyime! Multiple times throughout!

[@regent2125]

This movie broke me 😭

[@fictionaldarling]

same 😭

[@filipe_diass]

i just SCREAMED reading this notification. Coco is my fave pixar movie. cant wait to acc sit down and watch your reaction 🥰🫶

[@fictionaldarling]

ahh yay!!! 🥺🥰

[@ShavayD]

Don't feel bad. This movie brings me to tears every single time. Every song is perfect. That scene with Mama Coco makes me cry a waterfall. The movie is overall perfect. This is tied with The Lion King for my favourite animated movie of all time.

[@midianmtd]

First of all I am SHOCKED you are just now seeing this masterpiece. And when it came out, it wrecked us all. A beautiful story of family and how music can do so much good in the world (living & dead).

[@wtimmins]

Hector is voiced by Gael Garcia Bernal, who played Jack in Werewolf by Night. And Ernesto de la Cruz was voiced by Benjamin Bratt.

[@K-Y-L-E]

When this movie came out, it was THE BEST thing Disney had done in a while. This is one the best disney movies

[@davidoneal6157]

Jess, I'm a 53 year old man on more than 10 watchings and this movie still makes me cry. There's some serious magic in this flick!

[@mariaguadalupe3233]

Beautiful reaction! Coco is my favorite pixar movie, I watched this movie like 4 times in theaters and cry every time, I'm from Mexico and from the place this movie was based 🥰It was so great to see good representation of this beautiful tradition ❤Fun fact: Dante is a xoloitzcuintle, our ancestors believed that these dogs accompany the souls of the dead when they traveled to the underworld, that's the reason he was able to travel with Miguel in the movie 🐶

[@RedRebelRiot]

Pixar always come through with the emotional movies and relatable characters. Luca, Brave, Big Hero 6, even the Incredibles, like, what the heck

[@marclevy1506]

Whenever I watch this movie, I think of my Grandma who passed not long after this came out. I didn’t cry when it was out, but now, I always do.

[@iambillyrenz]

omg i loved this movie, coco!! the cast is pitch perfect & the music is so wonderful!! 🥺♥️ have a nice day ahead, jess! 😊

[@fictionaldarling]

it was such an amazing film!!!! and thanks 🥺 i hope you have a nice day, too!! :)

[@TrueRomancer04]

Everybody's a gangsta 'till that one song brings back all the memories.

[@vanessawendigo]

I love this movie so much, the ending makes me cry every time. My favorite detail someone pointed out to me is Hector isn't wearing shoes until AFTER Imelda forgives him. The whole time he is seen barefoot (bare-bone?) up til then.

[@kuivia]

this movie actually made one of my friends who never really cries at movies tear up, it hit a bit close to home for her. amazing movie

[@Jemini4228]

This movie is amazing. I love the concept of Day of the Dead and wish it was a thing in my culture. The idea of being close to and sharing memories and food with people who are no longer around. It sounds stupid but the closest I've got is picturing my dad's force ghost at the cinema with me watching the latest Star Wars movie, a franchise we both love(d). It was our thing as a dad daughter duo. I feel like the ability to blur the lines between the world of living and dead is such fundamental human wish. Reminds me of the Ed Sheeran lyric "I wish that heaven had visiting hours".

[@BeeBlossomEdits]

Pixar really knows how to hit you right in the feels 😭

[@MotorCityPhoenix313]

This was the last movie that made me cry. Started thinking about all my family members who have passed on when the credits started to roll and just lost it. Great movie

[@lisandrosnchez1808]

Just a fun fact, Gael Garcia Bernal the voice actor for Hector is Jack from werewolf by night. Also, loved your reaction Jess :)

[@landorjonze5308]

How have you never seen this before, Jess?!? Such a beautiful, heartwarming movie. Just a Pixar masterclass in original storytelling. I was crying all over again right there with you. That sweater looks super comfy! Are you trying for tickets for Taylor's tour next week? Good luck!

[@rygregory]

Coco is my favorite movie. So much so that I watch reaction videos. I love the reaction videos where people are completely surprised by all the plot twists. Not quite as satisfying when someone guesses the plot twist before it actually happens (as you did). Haha. But still happy you loved it!

[@CCZor]

This movie DESTROYS me emotionally everytime I see it. Mama Coco juts reminds me of my own abuelita (who was the only one I ever knew, as my maternal one passed away before I was born). Between this and Encanto, I am hoping Disney and or Pixar do a movie set in Peru so I can cry even more about my homeland!

[@Jordashian93]

This movie made me cry nearly all the way ❤😢

[@fictionaldarling]

it's so beautiful 😭

[@israelsilvaolvera1333]

really i love your reacts,coco shows how we mexicans love those who have already left, and are still alive in our hearts

[@theslaytoendyourfaves]

11:13 taking the opportunity to chip in the agents of shield reference there 🤣 love it

[@irisprongs]

Fun fact: Natalia Cordova-Buckley voices Frida Kahlo in this movie!

[@luhernandez626]

i watched this movie for the first time while my grandfather was in his deathbed (he lived for another 4 months but he was already in the last stage of alzheimers so he wasn't really living) and then the same day he passed away and it completely destroyed me the way coco resembles him so much not only in appearance but also in her sweetness, and obviously her illness. i cannot help but cry everytime she appears on tv but at the same i love watching coco because even though im from argentina and we don't have this in our culture, i like to believe that it is true and that he'll never be truly away because i make sure other people hear about him

[@ParadoxFreak]

I watched this film in theaters with my two best friends. We’re all Mexican descent and we ugly cried at the end so much. I especially lost it as Miguel was rushing to Mama Coco, I almost that she had died before he got the chance to see her again. This film makes me remember my Abuelita who passed away ten years ago.

[@aacampron]

I turned this on to see how you'd react to a movie that made me cry like a baby when I saw it. And all I did was cry like a baby remembering it (unintentional).

[@BlueIcyRose]

One of the little details that gets me is that Hector is barefoot throughout the whole movie while he's estranged from his family. But then at the end when they've worked everything out and he's crossing over with them for the first time...he has shoes. They made him shoes. Wonderful reaction!

[@larepepenainforma7493]

22:05 "Llorona" is a song that tells us the story of a person who find the Llorona (The spectre) in a graveyard, and suddenly dies xD

[@lucinfernos]

this is genuinely one of the most beautiful stories in any movie ever. i haven't gotten through this movie without sobbing my eyes out a single time despite watching it at least 20 times 😭

[@osanneart9318]

I watched this film very close to my own grandmothers death, she also had dementia, and also had a few memories that were still accessible by singing songs with her. this obviously influences what I think of Coco, but honestly, Coco is very close to a perfect movie. If you understand exactly where the story is guiding you, but the emotional punch is not lessened, but instead strengthened by it, that's storytelling craftsmanship.

[@philiphamel8504]

It's a small touch I love, Miguel watches other people play and looks so genuinely enchanted by the performer. (Like when Hector is singing for his friend that one last time.) My brother (who also plays guitar) has similar awe with other guitarists. It makes me happy to see how the animators captured that with Miguel.

[@Griffnix]

Took my mom to see this in the and at the end when Coco was talking about her Papa, I was tearing up. Looked to my mom and she was sobbing as well. This was such a great movie.

[@MarvinMartinez2001]

Always nice to see Héctor and Coco reunite rewatching this! Gael García Bernal voiced him and played Werewolf by Night! 🌕🐺

[@kateiannacone2698]

This movie came out the year I lost my dad, who was a musician too, and it absolutely wrecked me.

[@JonathanLasry]

This movie emotionally wrecked me

[@thestarkster9940]

FYI, Hector is voiced by Gael Garcia Bernal who also plays Jack Russel the werewolf in Werewolf by Night.

[@nikpopnanime]

i cant watch this without crying. im like sobbing rn,, the last remember me really got me

[@askalano]

How are you this empathic? Great reaction dude.

[@DanielTinocoTorres]

I’m from Michoacán, Mexico, where this tradition about the death is so strong (the town on the movie is based on the little towns of Michoacán). We love the movie and we love the people watch it and know abotu day of the death

[@The_Stoned_Wanderer]

My dad is half Mexican and got adopted out so he's actually country af. But this movie has honestly been my favorite because I love the idea that we have to keep the idea of our past loved ones alive to keep them going. I never met my grandpa and I miss my uncle David to death so this movie always reminds me to keep them in my heart. Another crazy thing was that music was important in both of those families so it all hits deep in this movie.

[@mckenziemcquarry9209]

I watched this film around the time my Gran’s dementia meant she wasn’t my Gran anymore and it was very helpful in processing the event and moving on… that and the crying.

[@kaybadberg534]

What is great is that Hector’s voice actor also plays Jack from Werewolf by Night.

[@lilcamsgaming9888]

“Dante, your going to end up staying down here.” 💀😂😂😂👏🏾

[@BoredLittleLady]

I'm so happy you liked the movie. When I saw it in theaters, I cried so much. Every time I watch it, I tear up.

[@jeverw9889]

Instant Classic movie! As a dad who has lost all of my grandparents now, I couldn’t help but tear up at the end at the theater. Even now, it is hard to watch the end without finding some happy tears. Saw you reacting to Dune a while ago, and am wondering if you were going to watch/react to Andor? Also Rogue One if you have not yet watched it. 2 of the better character developing, grounded, and emotional Star Wars productions today, with a fantastic director who worked on both. Good storytelling and compelling characters really makes for good reaction videos!

[@santimaximoff4532]

The way how I instantly started crying at remember me😭

[@-Francisco-]

Hey Jess! I’m hoping that hurricane that just hit again didn’t make things worse for your grandparents in any way, but importantly hope y’all are safe 🙏🏼

[@andrewroberts9885]

"These people have style, pizzazz...a uniform!" Awesome reaction to a beautiful movie, Jess. Thanks for sharing.

[@mike90317]

Oh man, time to cry again. #RememberMe

[@danielcopeland3544]

Watching it again knowing about Ernesto... what does it say about him that he didn't question the existence of a great-great-grandson he'd never heard of?

[@gabrielalastra2926]

I’m Mexican, I watched this with my family and it’s such a great representation of my culture, it’s not perfect, but it’s beautiful. My dad loved this movie, he cried, he laughed and simply loved to see a movie about our culture, now my dad it’s not here, but this and so much more movies and music help me remember him. Now we make him an altar for el Día de muertos, and now this movie makes me cry so hard when Hector sings to he’s daughter. It’s a beautiful song, it made me cry the first time, and now it makes me cry all the time, but I remember him. It’s just such a good movie and it hits so close to home, for my culture, my loss and bc my dad used to play he’s guitar to me when I was little, he was a great singer

[@pablotowers762]

it doesnt even care if youre from México or not, this movie is beautiful, our culture is beautifull

[@chocolatedoughnut1305]

I saw this when it came out on a Disney cruise and the theater was so packed that my sister had to sit on my lap so she didn’t have to be on the floor, and she cried so much during it

[@freddy.st16]

i remember watching it in theaters about a month after my grandma passed, i don’t think any movie will ever make me cry more. at the same time it makes me very happy seeing my culture being represented so beautifully.

[@MarvinMartinez2001]

Congrats on figuring out the twist!!! Was mind blown first time watching

[@santos10314]

Dante is a Xoloitzcuintle and was considered a guide to the after life if cared for and loved in the real world

[@DeweyFinn21]

Fun fact for you. Frida Kahlo was voiced by Natalia Cordova-Buckley aka Elena/Yo-Yo from Agents Of Shield.

[@fictionaldarling]

WAIT. ARE YOU SERIOUS?!??! omg that's amazing!!!

[@ronanquijencio]

@@fictionaldarling hiii!! hope you have a goood day!!!💓💓 Gael Garcia Bernal plays Hector.. who also plays Jack Russell on Werewolf By Night!

[@firefaith3570]

A fun fact that I learned: The creator of Coco said that even though Miguel and Ernesto weren’t blood related Ernesto’s Blessing still would have been able to send Miguel home because they both did genuinely believe they were family. Ernesto was even very protective of Miguel, holding him back when Hector was yelling at both of them, showing us that he really did genuinely care about Miguel. But when Miguel figured out that he poisoned Hector, the little spark of genuine care for someone other then himself, came to a crashing halt. So yeah, if Hector hadn’t interrupted the moment Ernesto’s Blessing really would have been enough to send Miguel home.

[@thatcrowkiddraws]

I watched this movie for the first time in Mexico on a bus to some ruins. It will always remind me of that time. It was a surreal experience and I loved it.

[@saintwolfie9108]

No matter how many times I watch this movie, even when i'm the happiest, I always cry. Death is a scary topic for me, but somehow a little hope crawls it's way to my heart with Coco & tells me everything is gonna be ok.

[@Multifandom_mess12]

Fun fact: Miguel is is voiced by an actual child rather then an adult woman doing a preteen boy’s voice

[@luisf2793]

PS Jack from werewolf by night is also Hector from this movie

[@lizzieallen9661]

Im kind of shook that you guessed the biggest shock of that year. I neVER saw it being Hector

[@singingwithbecca]

I'm proud to say I say coco in the cinema when it came out and absolutely EVERYONE THERE was crying cuz this movie is truly spectacular