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[@cripplermaximus]

For people of Mexican heritage like myself, this movie was a huge deal for us.

[@TheGoodContent37]

For mexicans in México like myself this was a bad movie. Yes, it is emotional BUT it apropiated mexican culture in a bad way for profit. They destroyed the real culture and made it hollywood like. We mexicans we don't see our dead as squeletons, as the "catrina", we see them just as they were when they were alive. We also don't believe in an amusement park of the dead like they show there. Hicieron una obra lacrimogena pero solo por dinero, a Disney le vale madre la cultura mexicana, lo demostraron con esa película mal hecha. Hicieron lo que quisieron con la tradición y le dieron al mundo una imagen falsa de lo que significa el día de muertos para los mexicanos.

[@notsure1405]

​@@TheGoodContent37 yo pienso que es Bonita. Y que pinta a los mexicanos con mucha dignidad, calor y con admiracion . Disney de echo no pita Como son las cosas. Pinta como los niños ven las cosas..

[@fernandoalvarezdelgadillo6780]

A mi me gustó, tiene un bonito mensaje, hay cosas que se puedieron mejorar o hacer diferente para que fuera 100% Mexicana, pero eso es por deciciones ejecutivas.

[@TheGoodContent37]

@@notsure1405 Si tiene su encanto, PERO yo soy guionista y productor y te digo que la hicieron como si no le hubieran dado la suficiente importancia a la cultura. La hicieron como una obra basura que si tiene sus momentos álgidos y emocionales pero sin respetar la cultura ni las tradiciones que usaron. Ellos han hecho lo mismo con muchas culturas, a eso en USA se le llama "apropiación cultural", ellos no buscan hacer una obra fidedigna o leal a la cultura, ellos buscan ganar dinero y terminaron haciendo una obra semi buena para eso. Para mi eso es una falta de respeto a la cultura que utilizaron, pero obviamente no todos tienen el conocimiento o capacidad para darse cuenta de esos detalles, la mayoría de las personas va a ver la película y van a llorar con los momentos que si son genuinos y van a obviar los que son artificiales y de relleno. Los niños no deberían de creer que los muertos viajan en el día de muertos como esqueletos, eso no es parte de la cultura. Los difuntos viajan completos, como se veían en vida. Así es en todo el país en todas las diferentes formas en que las culturas mexicanas celebran el día de muertos. Los niños tampoco deberían de creer que el inframundo o el mundo de los muertos es un parque de diversiones con colores rimbombantes. Eso no es parte de la cultura. En fin, si la película te hizo sentir bien no tiene nada de malo, lo malo esta en que no sepas o conozcas los verdaderos valores morales y sociales que existen detrás de la tradición original. Es una de las mejores tradiciones del planeta que ha sobrevivido por miles de años y se ha modificado poco a poco pero con los mismos propósitos. Ojala Disney no haya hecho un daño a la cultura modificandola en los niños para que ahora crean que es como ellos la pintaron.

[@TheGoodContent37]

@@fernandoalvarezdelgadillo6780 Estoy de acuerdo. Esas decisiones ejecutivas son las que yo critico. Le faltaron el respeto a la cultura que usaron para sacar dinero y a casi nadie le va a importar eso o van a tener el conocimiento para darse cuenta. Lo peor sería que los niños terminen creyendo que el día de muertos es como Disney lo pinto. Afortunadamente en México las tradiciones son muy fuertes, pero la modernidad siempre esta luchando en su contra. Tan solo la lucha contra el Halloween es difícil y ahora le tienen que meter a la mezcla una versión usoniana de lo que es una tradición mexicana. A mi lo que me ofende es eso, que la mayoría de las personas no saben de arte, no saben de cultura y Disney eso lo sabe y decidió hacer una obra escueta porque saben que a las masas les va a gustar aunque no sea perfecta o superior. Es como darle un espejo a un indigena para quitarle su oro. Eso es lo que me molesta.

[@joeldykman7591]

Tamales are a filling inside of a corn flour "dough" thats steamed in a corn husk form for hours. Im not sure if there's an Indian parallel, but they are delicious but incredibly painstaking to make, hence why Miguel's Abuelita (grandmother) was offended by his refusal.

[@Becky-uz8em]

I was coming to the comments to explain what tamales are, but you beat me to it! Thanks for doing so! To go a bit further, the filing is usually meat (such as beef or chicken) along with chile sauce. Spicy and delicious!

[@joeldykman7591]

@Becky1317 I didn't want to get into the filing part, because that is entirely up to preference and regional tradition. Basically, I'd be making enemies regarding what is the proper filling for a tamale the same way as if I described what are the proper ingredients for a mole'. But you're generally right.

[@Becky-uz8em]

@@joeldykman7591 Understood

[@blanketstarry7725]

@@joeldykman7591 Very well said...and that being said...[in whispered tones] pork is the best filling!

[@salvadormendoza8535]

@@blanketstarry7725 Yep, you cant never go wrong with pork... well... maybe mole with pork (who the hell had that idea?)

[@concertinamadrigals4058]

The production team did six years of research to make this film, visiting different parts of Mexico to study traditional costumes, music, and customs. They also had a guitar maker build a real life version of the skull guitar, which was really beautiful. Also, Hector wrote Remember Me for his daughter, and Un Poco Loco (A Little Crazy) for his wife.

[@Filomeno28]

Y mamá coco también existió en la realidad. Bueno, la señora en la que se inspiraron. Murió con 109 años..."" 🤓🤔

[@BlancaFlores-pr5wy]

Watching beautiful people react to my culture ❤ Hi from LA 🇲🇽☺

[@Pirate1718]

This movie literally means the world to me. Not long after my mum passed in 2018 I met my then girlfriend (now my wife) who is Mexican. This was the first movie that we watched together and it made me cry because all I could think of was my mum's passing. She was so sweet to me and cuddled me. Then she said if I had a picture of my mum so she could put it on her ofrenda so she could honour her on Día de Muertos (which was only a week away from when we watched the movie). I just melted that she would want to do that. Now that we are married, we always make up our own ofrenda every year and celebrate Día de Muertos. It's a beautiful tradition that we happily celebrate every year together and watch Coco In a way this movie brought us closer together in our early stages of our relationship and I don't know what I'd ever do without the live of my life by my side, and for all that, this movie will always have a special place in my heart.

[@felixozera2414]

Beautiful story, love that

[@GaraEkz]

The flowers, the ones from the bridge are "cempasuchil" it's part of the tradition to have that flower put in family graves

[@alessandramuccinelli3708]

Little trivia: the voice of the employee (the one that explains that Miguel is cursed) is none other than Gabriel Iglesias (Fluffy)

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

Being Mexican American, this movie perfectly captures my culture and preparations for El Dia De Los Muertos (The Day Of The Dead). How we decorate the altars, the music, the lore behind the celebration, everything. Also, Dante is a breed of dog called a Xoloitzcuintli (Zoh-loh-eats-QUEENT-ly) or a Xolo, for short. According to the lore of the Day Of The Dead, Xolos were guides to the underworld. Also, a slap from a sandal or Chancla hurts, specifically on bare skin. That's why they're so feared in Mexican culture, especially when they're wielded by an elder. What makes this movie so special to me is the concept of family. On my family's ofrenda, one of the pictures we put up is of my paternal grandfather Marcelino. He died when I was in the 8th grade (2005) and even now in 2023, it messes me up with emotion. Every day, I wish I could see him face-to-face with one last time, give him a big hug and tell him how much I love and miss him. 😢😢😢😢

[@TheGoodContent37]

All mexicans are americans. America is an entire continent, not a country. I'm a mexican living in México and this movie DOES NOT represent perfectly the culture and tradition of the day of the death. If you believe that you are either deluded or very ignorant about the tradition. I live in the very hearth of where that tradition got born. Disney only apropiated another culture for profit and you think it is a beautiful representation. So sad...

[@gildardoenriquebarajas4540]

I’m Mexican living in Mexico again and this movie production spent a lot of time researching “ the day of the dead “ “ dia de los muertos “ and also the research people spent a long time in Guanajuato City, my city and they did a great job depicting the beauty and magic of the city, I feel and have seen that the celebration varies from region to region in Mexico and it’s silly to just dismiss this beautiful movie as a cultural appropriation, specially when in fact there were no USA people depictions in it , Guillermo del toro made a movie about the same and I loved it too but it did not have Guanajuato City in it , Guanajuato is important to me

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

@@gildardoenriquebarajas4540 Okay, Karen. Just because you don't agree with my opinion doesn't mean you have to call people names.

[@luthien4225]

​​@@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay tiene razon con lo de america..se entiende que es para abreviar su nombre pero es como si dijeran que marruecos es africa, se llevan por delante mucha cultura, personas e invicibiliza .

[@TheGoodContent37]

@@gildardoenriquebarajas4540 Guanajuato is NOT the entirety of México. And spending a couple months in a place means AB SO LU TELY NOTHING to the level of quality of a production. They could very well just go to a vacation and research nothing important. This movie is NOT a good representation of the day of the dead. From 1 to 10 I give it a 6.

[@robertlopez628]

Coco touches on a Mexican tradition right after Halloween called Dia de Los Muertos or Day of the Dead. The Celebration last for 2 days and we offer Mexican bread and thing that past loved ones may have like when they were alive as offering. The skeleton that disappeared is because no one remembered him anymore so he faded away.

[@BunnyGirl71]

I nearly spit out my food when you shouted at De la Cruz to f*** off. Ha ha!! 😀 I loved how emotionally invested you were in watching this movie. It was so much fun to see how much joy you got out of it. Wonderful reaction!

[@officialflikz]

13:26 to understand that joke you need some malice, Chorizo is a type of spicy sausage made all over Mexico (and other countries) it's very popular here, but it is just that: a wiener, therefore "he choked on some chorizo" made everyone laugh and Hector angry

[@xeneka]

Loved the reaction! Greetings from Guadalajara, Mexico

[@Stardust_7273]

A chorizo is a kind of sausage, and they said he died choking on one... it's a grown-up joke lol🤣

[@PapaVamp]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@kittiesice]

That last song always brings tears to my eyes because if you translate the Spanish. He's Sings "Our love for each other will live on forever in every beat of my proud Corazon" and the word "Corazon" means Heart. So it's literally him singing about how he loves them with every beat of his heart. It's just the sweetest moment especially with the whole scene it goes it. Pixar is master at making you feel even when you don't want to. XD

[@clarasundqvist6013]

the scene where miguel sees the land of the dead for the first time still gives me chills to this day. i remember seeing this movie in theatres during my last days in australia - i refused to go see the greatest showman with the girls i was travelling with because my best friend at the time was mexican and she'd taken her grandparents that never watch movies to see it and they loved it, so i had to see it. i was bawling like a baby at the end

[@massF1]

This movie was distributed by Disney, but it was made here in Emeryville California by PIXAR Animation Studios.

[@jessicacastelan831]

I love that you guys watched it!!! As a Mexican woman living in Arizona, it is so cool to see a movie that represents our culture being viewed all the way in India. Indians are some of the sweetest, hard working people and I love their willingness to try new things. I hope one day you guys get the chance to travel to Mexico and try some of our traditional foods 🫔!🇲🇽🇮🇳❤

[@charleslee8313]

When I saw this in the theaters, seeing Coco on the ofrenda *broke* me. Not as much as Up did, but I was still crying.

[@leogothisoscar271]

I love this movie and I'm glad you liked it as well. It's one of the few movies that makes me tear up, even in reactions like this. It's just so good and touching.

[@MariaCastillo-xd7bu]

This film portrays exactly how the Day of the Dead festival is celebrated in Mexico. Each character exists as well as the Mexican breed dog, the xoloescuintle. The flowers cenpasuchitl. As well as the alebrijes.

[@GalaxC13]

This movie makes me cry so hard. It's so beautiful and heartfelt.

[@chucktaylor824]

I freaking LOVE this movie. It's not only my favorite Disney/Pixar movie... it's my favorite animated movie PERIOD!

[@ChuchiiChoo]

inside out and encanto are also amazing animated movies highly recommend those two movies for the message of them

[@FedericaCorradino]

I second that.

[@doncacique2769]

Yall actually matching colors with the movie lol ❤

[@Kimera_225]

The belief around Dia de Muertos is that those that have already passed will come either way and we place the altar with the food and drinks to guide them to where we are and to welcome them for their visit. It is believed that the aroma from the cempasuchil flower helps to guide them in the journey, which is why is was used for the bridge in the movie. In many places in Mexico, we also decorate their tombs with cempasuchil flowers, candles etc. Also, you can have an altar for Dia de Muertos that does not have pictures in it, as this was added over time with the invention of photography and this tradition is way older. For example, many medical schools in universities make altars for those unknow people that end up in their faculties.

[@AngelaSealana]

Thank you for showing appreciation for Mexican culture! This movie is truly special.

[@QuestionableLifeChoices]

a small touch i love is all the outdated "dead" technology in the afterlife; no modern phones or computers, only typewriters and commodore computers lol. it's a great touch

[@1COMIXMAN]

Coco is an awesome movie but the ending is a tear jerker and will certainly make you think of deceased family.

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

9:46 "is that heaven? I'll die tomorrow" 😂

[@kelseyj.c7828]

The loving spirit dog causing him nothing but problems and the grumpy spirit cat constantly saving him made me laugh

[@IvanGarcia-bm7qk]

I loved your reaction guys, I am mexican and I love the indian culture, I hope I can go and live there in Hyderabad and being with my beloved Shreshtha❤

[@JemCand]

This gotta be one of my favorite movie reactions of Coco. 😂 You guys went through all the right emotions at the right time 👍 so much fun.

[@yesibot.2051]

22:32 That was all of our reactions at that point 🤣 you guys are fun to watch 🥰🥰

[@Sweet_Geisha_Skull5435]

This movie is very special to me. Because I'm Mexican American. And my family celebrate Day of the Dead every year. I've been trying to keep this tradition alive and strong in my family. What I love the most about this movie is that at the year this movie was released we found out that my grandma was diagnosed with Dementia(just like Mama Coco) this moive helped me get through the difficult stages that Dementia does to a person. And when she passed away last year. I watch this moive in honor of her. So I could always remeber who she was and the love she gave. Thats what I love about this Holiday is that it reminds us that the ones we love are never truly gone. So long as we keep their memories alive and tell their stories they will always live on with us.

[@AvatarPrimus]

Love your reaction to this beautiful movie, greetings from nortwestern Mexico!

[@hedonicmusic]

india and mexico we share a lot of things, cheers my friends!

[@Rizzler12-b1l]

As a Mexican when she said whats tamales and he said a bread instead of being mad i laughed

[@MissCaALSan]

That’s heaven? I’ll die tomorrow …👻 ohh gosh you had me rolling 🤣🤣

[@DemonBunnyQueen]

You guys are so cute! Loved this reaction! 🧡

[@steven95N]

Holy shit, I've never heard anyone call Tamales "Bread" it's heaven in a corn husk. The pastry is actually made of cornmeal and it usually has a meat and tomato sauce filling, I've also seen cheese fillings. Or anything really. They are special.

[@janel1386]

I'm so happy I found your channel. This has to be one of my favorite reactions to Coco. 🎉

[@annita.duarte]

'Oh, Fuk OOFFFF'. I repeated that like 10x 🤣🤣

[@dg5669]

You guys are so charming and fun to watch!!!

[@sarahmoller7308]

"Is this heaven? I'll die tomorrow" 😅😂😂😂😂 Sir please don't die 😂😂❤ No but seriously, you've got great humor!

[@jamedraa8472]

This was fun! I'm glad you two reacted to this.

[@ameliameskerem2504]

Yes! I love that you are moving on to reacting to movies!

[@Irvingnator]

Just so you know, us mexicans think of your nationality as our analogue in the other continent (because of your flavors, your ancestry and customs) and i'm really glad You enjoyed the movie. Prepare cuz a lot of mexican Will be visiting your upcoming videos.

[@JoseReyes475]

I really enjoyed y’all’s reaction. Just subscribed too.

[@alyshaharper8730]

I don't know where ya'll live but if you have any mexican placea near by you should really try tamales, they are amazing. Unless you're vegetarians, traditional tamales have lard in the dough and are usually stuffed with meat.

[@jckholmes9194]

The grandmother, Coco, was really inspired by someone who looks exactly like her in Mexico. Researchers spent a lot of time with her but then when the movie was finally made they didn't credit her as the inspiration. Hopefully that changes :)

[@PapaVamp]

The bridge and the whole plight of the grandpa trying to visit his family but not being able to is a reference to the border and Mexicans wanting to visit family but not being able to, sometimes for the rest of their lives

[@adriangrijalva6425]

This movie reflect the traditional "día de los muertos", in this day our father told us that all the family that is dead, come to visit us, 7s no a scary day like Halloween, is a happy day

[@adriangrijalva6425]

Dante is spacial, because for the Aztecs, this dogs take that souls to ta inframundo

[@erikam240]

Fantastic animals are "Alebrijes" a mexican handicraft made with paper

[@leticiaNyLu666]

basically this is how we Mexicans see death when we die we will meet our loved ones and we will continue the demand in another way and we will never cease to exist as long as someone remembers us ❤

[@aubweeee]

Y’all are the cutest! 😂

[@jerrylouis8930]

"Why did you do that?" Miguel wanted to prove that his words would hurt his Abuelita, who responded in her hurt. Thank you for watching.

[@bryanmonreal9989]

In the belief xoloitzcuintli help the soul cross the first river crossing after the soul dies and Heads to mictlan Aztecs underworld like Dante

[@AA-es8vy]

Amazing reactions!

[@santiagovilla6219]

tamales are a tipical mexican food, it is made out of corn flour doe(previously nixtamalized: boiling the corn seed with lime) inside the doe you can put any kind of meat (pork, chiken, turkey, beef) raped in bananas leafs and then steamed

[@Maria_Nelander]

You two are lovely. I’m subscribing 😘

[@sailordave1000]

What made it special was family

[@lizztorres9877]

Me gusto su reacción 😊

[@leticiaNyLu666]

the characters are based on real life people in a town in Mexico including the small town and obviously the history and traditions that are illustrated there ❤

[@Pirate1718]

Thats beautiful dude.

[@Nicamon]

05:18 - 05:23 , 06:43 - 06:52 Everyone always think they're _so smart_ when they guess this...🤭😜 08:11 - 08:12 "Actually,it's gonna be super-easy,barely an inconvenience."🤭

[@alexisgarcia1344]

You guys are adorable! ❤

[@gildardoenriquebarajas4540]

Do visit Guanajuato City , it’s depicted as the other world in this movie, ever since being a child it was my favorite thing to visit the capital of my state Guanajuato, it’s magical, beautiful, exciting energy, lots of art , architecture, it will transport you to another dimension, hard to describe the magic of it because there are so many things about it that grab your heart and imagination

[@jasminemartinez7305]

It’s true only family members and those you were close to in real life have to pass on your story for you to stay in the land of the dead but if there is no one left in the living world that remembers you then you are truly forgotten, Family hold the strongest bond and they hold onto the stories of their loved ones because they loved you the most, Never forget your loved ones or those you hold dear because they need you and loved you

[@smokeyverton7981]

Please consider THE IRON GIANT (1999). It's about a boy and his robot

[@taerdrop]

Oooh you guys might enjoy Encanto

[@raluxs]

Great reaction, of you really liked mexican musica, look up Musica Ranchera, famous singers Jorge Negrete, Pedro Infante, Vicente Fernández

[@ABreadlessDuck]

Not sure if he knows the gravity of the phrase “fuck off”. My mom always told me that cursing in English doesn’t hold the same weight as when she curses in German. It was really jarring to hear it from such a lighthearted person. Don’t get it twisted though. I loved it when he said it. A1

[@stephenbenton1597]

Please consider watching the animated Wild Thornberrys Movie from 2002. It is about a young girl who must stop a group of poachers in Africa who are targeting elephants and rhinos and must stop them before they execute a terrible scheme

[@binod2307]

I cried when I saw this movie first time

[@buzzfeng4365]

Tamales are wonderful, simple but full of flavor. You should do a reaction to eating tamales for the first time.

[@officialflikz]

Greetings from Mexico

[@gabykoala]

Nueva suscriptora 😊❤

[@rogelioramosactor]

The after life world was modeled after a famous colonial town called San Miguel de Allende in Mexico. It has been voted several times one of the most beautiful cities in the world. I recommend you look it up,

[@mike.mch.1014]

Hello good reaction thanks

[@ismaelmedina3007]

I,m from México is my movie favorite , México is You Hause My Friends 🥳🇲🇽🏡🌍🌎

[@truthseeker12523]

Encanto should be next! 🇨🇴

[@adelmocazares1228]

i suggest to listen to juan gabriel songs.. great music and very deep lyrics

[@-i_own_you_-]

React to disney Maleficent movie!!

[@JenTenZen]

If you liked this, you guys would probably love Encanto if you haven’t already seen it.

[@FedericaCorradino]

Some animated movies that I highly recommend are "Up", "Inside Out", "Moana", "How to train your dragon" and "The Book of Life" (2014, another one set in Mexico) for the 3D ones, not all of them are Disney, while if you want to watch some good old 2D movies I suggest "Treasure Planet" (Disney 2002), "The Iron Giant" (1999), "Lilo and Stitch" and "Anastasia" (1997), again, not all of them are Disney. This small list is just for the start. 😬

[@joseantoniolarabrambila6998]

Reaccionen a la película apocalipto saludos

[@martharamos1054]

El chanclaso jojojo

[@dannyboy6050]

😅😅A Cali, man

[@PuroSanJoBRS]

🇲🇽🇮🇳♥️

[@carolineocampo3110]

I recommend scary movie, a comedy making fun of horror movies. I also recommend the hunger games too

[@jnne4048]

recommending: hoodwinked pirates! a band of misfits rio (and sequel) madagascar (trilogy) chicken run the parent trap 101 dalmatians (live action) snow white and the huntsman (and sequel) maleficent (and sequel) ella enchanted cinderella (2015) mirror mirror avatar (and sequel) robin hood over the hedge sing (and sequel) grave of the fireflies (with subtitles) the tale of princes kaguya (dubbed) better days racing stripes flushed away the boxtrolls the true story of puss n boots mowgli: legend of the jungle watership down (2019) the book of life maya and the three kubo and the two strings pan's labyrinth crimson peak scary stories to tell in the dark kong: skull island the shape of water chronicles of narnia (trilogy) gladiator train to busan shark: the beginning valiant epic turbo the tale of despereaux justin and the knights of valour underdogs/unbeatables bugsy malone cobra kai school of rock the maze runner (trilogy) grease the karate kid (saga) labyrinth a monster in paris teenage mutant ninja turtles (live action and sequel) the amazing spider-man (and sequel) now you see me (trilogy) the prestige equilibrium the great wall the last samurai love, death and robots song of the sea howl's moving castle (dubbed)

[@markbaxter5027]

I'd like to see your reaction to the movie Soul

[@yociraw]

Please react moana movie bro

[@TheGoodContent37]

As a mexican is interesting to see other cultures reaction to that film. EVEN when it is a BAD representation of the beliefs we have of the dead. We don't see them as squeletons or that they live in a amusement park of the dead or whatever BS Disney thought would be cool to show to the world apropiating our culture for profit, but still part of the message is real, sadly only a small part. The squeleton figure of the "day of the dead" is an artistic representation of an artist of the past, it is NOT the way the majority of people and cultures in México see the dead. We see them complete, like they were when they were alive, flesh and blood and everything, as spirits just as many other cultures see their dead. Anyway, hard to fight against Disney to try to make people understand that the mexican culture regarding the dead is way different than what the movie showed, but at least they portrayed the family values more or less in a good way.

[@agcm6869]

Thank you for reacting to Mexican Culture 💯 🇲🇽🙏

[@DBrokeMillenial]

CAN WE KEEP THIS CHICK OVER THE OTHER ONE THIS ONES CUTER N NICER!!!