My wife watches COCO for the FIRST time || Movie Reaction

I'm showing my wife Pixar's Coco for the first time and giving our review of the movie at the end.
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[@senzanome7302]

Coco in my opinion definitely deserves a spot when talking about some of the greatest animated films of all time, the music, animation, story, everything about it is just absolute perfection

[@TopNotchWatcher87]

100% agree!

[@billygregory1547]

Book of Life is still better than Coco. Just my opinion. U can disagree or agree that’s cool. Everyone’s entitled to their own opinion.

[@kabnoot]

​@@billygregory1547lol ok bud

[@liquid1514]

​​@@billygregory1547i personaly prefer it over coco too

[@willsoralis2313]

Peharps, but the " story" is a big nope ... that whole music-hating family BS makes absolutely no sense ... especially with the fact Coco kept all the things related to her father but still let her daughter and the next generation in this state ... Seriously, Miguel is not inbred, his mum came from another family before being part of this, but like the others in-law they all accept this stupid "no music " mindset. It make no sense ... And don't make me talk about Imelda, she is dead, but she still wanna mess with her family's mindset ... Sure, If she was understanding of that fact, the story won't happened, because Miguel would have return without resolving the mystery, but It's always so frustrating for a story to only revolve around " Character A does a stupid and incoherent thing" for the plot ...

[@zbennalley]

We, the Mexican delegation, accept Holden Hardman as part Mexican.

[@bighugo27]

I agree

[@Spongebrain97]

I think also that becauss he gets excited about Zorro and Nacho Libre, it adds to it lol

[@j213m]

Mister holdmen you dropped this 🫴🇲🇽🌯🌮🫔🪇

[@dior345y]

Viva la Mexico!

[@HackWindows]

@@dior345yViva Mexico*

[@gio3513]

Fun fact: at Ernesto de la Cruz’s party, many Mexican icons of music/entertainment that have passed are present. Disney paying tribute to them was a beautiful thing because they didn’t have to do that.

[@Rorujin]

And Holden is definetly hispanic... Look how much he loves Dragon Ball!

[@ger.baltav]

HAHAHAHA

[@Stoney_Snark]

I love this movie and it truly inspired me. I moved to Mexico 5 years ago. After being here a year, a little chihuahua would come begging for food everyday. We became best buddies. Months later he came one day dragging a pup of about two months. Over the next year the chihuahua (Bubba) mentored the pup (Boo Boo). Bubba crossed the Rainbow Bridge when he was hit by a car. That year I made my first ofrenda. I didn’t have actual photos, so I made a slideshow of Bubba on an iPad and used that. The next year I did it again, but included another slideshow featuring my relatives. Boo Boo is still with me. Coco is touching, funny, great all around!!

[@wolfkniteX]

R.I.P Bubba 😭

[@Horracioz]

As a Mexican I hereby authorize Holden Hardman’s application into the community. From henceforth he will be known as Hector Hombreduro.

[@lordstarkiller2010]

Guey, ese nombre está increíble!!! As a mexican, I support that name!!! 😎🇲🇽👍

[@FelicisFelix]

Hahaha! Hombreduro! That’s great

[@AlexRN]

Hombreduro jajaja está perfecto!

[@alvarostockle]

Jajaja me reí en voz alta con el nombre. Jenifer y su hijo, Héroe.

[@richardpuente867]

Hombreduro wins the internet today 🤣

[@jarlhenrik]

Ngl, I cried like a baby when Miguel started singing to Coco in the end... That voice actor is phenomenal.

[@VinoDeRio]

The near ending scene where Miguel sings to his grandma destroys me and I cry every time. Honestly one of the best movies in the recent era of animated movies :')

[@kyleterrell6842]

If I had a lineup of all the Pixar movies, I'd have a hard time putting this one anywhere besides number 1

[@KevinGonzalez-hs7so]

Hard cuz the Toy Stories! 😭😭

[@ElCactus7567]

This movie changed culture. My family in Mexico were so touched by this movie, some of them even started celebrating Dia de los Muertos in the traditional way afterwards. This was true all over the country, I was pretty amazed to see how many people it affected. The movie is great on its own, but for what it did for Mexican culture, I rank it as a top tier movie.

[@tomkvideo]

I had a full grown man cry moment when Hector hugs his daughter in the afterlife at the end.

[@acdragonrider]

I’m Asian American and I always appreciated how Mexicans similarly engage in rituals of ancestor worship. Growing up in the US, I always felt weird that ancestor veneration and filial piety aren’t as big here with Americans. Speaking of Mexicans and Latin Americans , they really have a mix of traditional indigenous heritage culture and Christianity.

[@eduardomartin8510]

@acdragonrider The Spanish wanted to intermix a lot, they didn't just conquer. Part of their goal was to mix culture, religion and even ethnicity to integrate better. That's part of the reason as to why you see such a blend. Unfortunately there was some destruction of temples, texts and some other things so it wasn't a perfect match. *Part of the reason as to why Catholicism mixed well was due to the saints, they could be analogous to the pantheons already in place.

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

From a cultural standpoint, Coco means the world to me. The sheer respect for Mexican culture in this movie is just incredible. The music, the food & the preparations for The Day Of The Dead. The culture itself is part of who I am and it's very important, as is the message of the importance of family. Also, the customs agent in The Land Of The Dead was portrayed by funnyman Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias.

[@steevieg]

I don't know how y'all weren't in tears when Coco started singing Remember Me. Such a beautiful, emotional scene. I get emotional every time I see it. So beautiful.

[@puertoricangio1]

My Peruvian grandmother who raised me, died the weekend before this film came out, "I wanna go to the movies" being her last words to me.. it was Pixar's first Latino story, so I was anticipating this, and wanting to honor her request, I went opening night with family.. Did NOT know Coco was the grandmother and when she died at the end, I LOST IT!! 😭 "it was so beautiful!!" I struggled through soaked eyes.. truly a great film that hits home for me.. ~Gio~~

[@MichaelPallada]

The scene at the end with abuela singing Remember Me broke me. I sobbed uncontrollably. How you didn't is beyond me.😅 Edit: I have to correct myself. I didn't sob, I full on ugly cried 😅😭

[@acdragonrider]

lol I ugly cry every time I see it. The family altogether too

[@AlexRN]

I ugly cried big time. The most I’ve cried at ANY movie. I haven’t rewatched this masterpiece because I don’t wanna cry like that again.

[@Mazaradi26]

Jen the first reactor I’ve seen on KZbin not give a bit of emotion over coco or shed a tear🤣🤣, girl must of had a ruff life where this stuff don’t touch her heart 😂

[@Raihan__4535]

They cut it i think

[@strykerbravo9910]

I would say that you don't have to worry about cultural appropriation or cancelation from Mexican fans. We know your intentions are of admiration, so we really appreciate that. Mexicans have the saying "Mexicans are born wherever they want" meaning that if you feel Mexican inside, then the Mexican people will consider you a Mexican no matter where you're from. So, if you wanna wear a sombrero or dress like a mariachi, you should!! Feel free to pain your face like they do for the day of the dead if you want to as well. Really enjoy your content brother. keep it up!

[@Tortugadelamuerta]

This movie came out when my grandmother passed away so as a Mexican American boy who also loves playing music This movie hit so hard still does whenever I watch it

[@dantesellars4941]

As someone who is named Dante and also Mexican, I approve of the dog. Also, yes it’s me

[@FOSsiiLz]

One of the few movies to actually make me weep. Not cry, weep.

[@andreworihuela5175]

one detail I like to interpret is the spirit animal for the Rivera family is very big because it symbolizes how strong their family bond is, the more stronger the more bigger it is which connects back to pepita being the one to throw Ernesto to the bell, meanwhile Ernesto has one but its very small and it shows how little he cares about his family as he didn't even know about Miguel and just went along with it.

[@b-light4873]

Holden from what I remember you saying, you played in a mariachi band as a kid, went to a Spanish speaking church, and grew up in a hispanic household. You are probably more educated about hispanic culture than these people who would try to cancel you. We are honored to have Hector Hombreduro on our side!

[@joshhuntermovies]

HOW DID Y’ALL NOT CRY AT THE END?!

[@AlexRN]

Holden, as a member of the Mexican delegation I am confirm that 1) you will NOT be canceled for buying sombrero during your vacation in Mexico. We would’ve canceled half of the US if that were true. As long as you’re not being disrespectful there’s nothing wrong with that. 2) I grew up in a private catholic school in Mexico and I can 200% confirm that the church is a-ok with the Day of the Dead celebrations. They actually embrace the day and think it doesn’t go against catholic teachings at all. They even encouraged us to make Day of the Dead altars with ofrendas in honor of our dead. It was actually Halloween the day they were iffy about! They discouraged observing that day in favor of day of the dead more since they were so close together (Nov 2nd vs Oct 31st). Been a fan for a long time now and I love your content! PS: this movie made me ugly cry in the theater and havent watched it again because I don’t wanna cry again, not because I didn’t like it (quite the contrary!). This and Inside Out are the two Pixar GOATs.

[@avelardoruiz5278]

If you loved coco. Then you’ll love Encanto ❤. Great movie

[@dapper4061]

I freaking love Coco, however i really did not care about Encanto.

[@acdragonrider]

@@dapper4061same

[@theprotagonist1311]

​@dapper4061 Encanto did feel they were trying to recapture the same success of Coco. I'm sure other people though find it to be their coco

[@Alex-kd5xc]

9:38 that is a legendary eye roll from Jen

[@coreymason7017]

This movie is the only other Pixar film that reaches the level of emotion that UP did for me. Absolutely adore this film.

[@adrianccastillo]

9:39 Jen with her impression of The Undertaker 😂

[@turkeygamer487]

As a Mexican I declare holden as a Mexican

[@HypocritesExposd]

I first saw this in 2018. My wife fell asleep in my arms while watching and I was absolutely bawling at the end. My wife woke up and asked what was wrong and I said nothing was wrong. A year later we had our first son and when he was about 1.5 years old, he discovered this movie and watched it on repeat for about…. 6 months and we watched it as a family so many times and never got sick of it. I can recite most of the movie’s lines and lyrics lol. Solid 10/10 for me as well.

[@CGingerbreadman]

"But I know I'm a white guy in 2024." Lmao

[@oscarnator230]

So long as he has a love for our culture, I'm okay with Holden being an honorary Mexican 😂

[@nbunnysnowboard]

When Miguel sings Remember Me to Mama Coco it makes me cry every time 😭

[@byron7583]

Y'all don't get emotional do ya? Damn. Only time I've ever seen someone watch this movie without getting emotional at the end

[@JonathanMathews-hw1zm]

I loved the moment when she realized that he was his great grandfather that look of realization is awesome

[@xreited2017]

As a representative of the Guatemalan and Dominican community, we also accept Holden's application.

[@Cheechers]

9:37 Jen giving the Undertaker eyes from WWE lmfao

[@darkangel220a]

One detail I like, is that being forgotten in coco is almost identical to how it looks when bingbong in inside out is forgotten. Also would love to see you guys react to the book of life, since you guys liked coco so much.

[@okumabear]

This movie always makes me cry. My mom passed with Lewy Body Dementia on 2/2/22 and even before she passed this movie always made me remember her. It hurts every day without her, and our whole family basically fell apart without her.

[@thajuice100ify]

Holdens accent mimics are the best thing about this reaction 😂😂😂 thanks for watching all the good ones u guys!

[@imperial-xi]

Came here to FINALLY see some emotion from this couple. I was sure I finally found a movie that would break them. NOPE I WAS WRONG 😂

[@okumabear]

9:37 Now I've seen some DEEP eye rolls from Jen before, but that one was downright possession level, lol

[@StuntmanDanHemi]

The reason Dante has the ability to interact with the underworld is because he is a Xoloitzcuintle, a Mexican dog breed descendant of Anubis the Egyptian god of death. Xolos are supposed to guide their owners to cross to the underworld when they die, that's why Dante was able to go with Miguel, even tho he didn't even touch the guitar. Also, I'm surprised by how much Holden knows about Mexican culture 👏

[@rsl9481]

i had to pause the reaction cause jens reaction to the coco reveal made me laugh for 5 min straight, loved it lol

[@Forev3rYoung1947]

You all should visit San Antonio. So much Mexican culture and history (and top tier tacos!). If you come around Halloween, they have dia de los muertos events. The culture is rich. The history is a bit White washed by Texas politics but if you do your own research, the stories are amazing. The Alamo, the missions, the museums… it’s great. And South Padre island is beautiful but it is 4 hours from San Antonio

[@josemiguelaguilera1189]

Holden Hombreduro making all Mexicans proud with words like "Cenote", "Alebrije" and laughing at spanish lines like "muy guapo eh" (13:31) We all welcome you as one of us

[@josemiguelaguilera1189]

To answer Holden Hombreduro`s question in 13:26 Before photos were created, Ofrendas had all the other elements like food, drinks, colorful skulls made of sugar, chocolate, personal object that were owned by the deceased and of course chopped china paper of all colors (like the ones in the opening scene). To identify who was the Ofrenda intended to, instead of the photos they would simply write the name in paper or spell it out in the ground using Cempasúchitl (orange or yellow Marigold flower petals)

[@JesuZeus]

My favorite pixar movie. The story , the animation, the colors , the music and the attention to detail was incredible.

[@greenbane2105]

The Obi-Wan meme was great

[@Kerrogann]

Coco is my favorite Pixar. I remember the first time I saw in theatre, how much I cried! I cried even more when I saw it again after my grandmother's death. This movie is incredible, funny and emotional. I just love it.

[@gennybaratta2460]

So here’s a fun fact to tug at the heartstrings: the little girl who played young Mana Coco is the real life daughter of Gael García Bernal who played Héctor 🥹

[@paytonranee2291]

Stone Cold Steve Austin over here with NO REACTION when Coco started singing!! Everyone ik, including me, balled our eyes out! Even my bf who doesn't like to show his emotions! I'm freakin astonished and surprisingly impressed

[@TimothyMills77]

Coco reminds me a lot of The Book of Life, which I recommend reacting to. It's a lot similar to Coco, and both have to do with the afterlife.

[@nicktritz2567]

It makes me cry every time Bcs on my moms moms side we are Mexican I grew up being called mijo all the time by my grandma and great grandparents on her side and now they all passed which makes me feel so much pain and happiness watching this movie

[@GenerationWest]

The ending, every time, gets to me. It always hits so hard.

[@thequiet5727]

Lee Unkrich knocked it out of the park with this one.

[@superjackster0165]

He retired from Pixar not long after the film’s release. So it’s good that his career ended with a bang

[@thequiet5727]

@@superjackster0165 definitely dude, he’s been at Pixar for years, it sucks he retired but yeah he went out with a bang.

[@christianwise637]

@@superjackster0165 He spent 25 years working at Pixar, directed Toy Story 3 and Coco, then dipped to spend time with his family and also write a book about Kubrick's version of The Shining, what a career the guy's had

[@SniperPanda92]

Besides the Kung Fu Panda films, Coco and Moana were the only newer Animated Disney/Pixar/Dreamworks movies I went "I want to see that!" Grandma Coco reminds me of my own Grandma Miguel singing to her at the end always makes me cry.

[@GodxMischief]

My nephews are half Mexican. This movie makes me think of them. I absolutely love this movie. A 10/10 is appropriate score for me.

[@Higsby100]

Really small but cool detail, is that the dad supports his mom's decision, until she goes to smash the guitar. You see him try to say something but it's too late.

[@Etx_Nova]

I just realized that the cat at the end IS Pepita😮

[@charleslee8313]

17:15 -- this song was added to the "Mickey's PhilharMagic" attraction at the Disney parks. It's a lot of fun. The music playing at Ernesto's party -- that is smooth. I need the name of that track. 30:47 -- that BROKE me, when I saw it in theaters.

[@DocuzanQuitomos]

"What they used to put in ofrendas before photos" Easy: nothing... in urban areas. The tradition of the ofrenda is to honor the memory of the deceased, so it's the honoring that "calls" the spirit home, not the picture... but that doesn't work much to forward conflict in the story, so the presence of photos became the main issue XD. In some of the most traditional celebrations, you put the ofrenda not only in the house, but you go to the cemetery to decorate the grave and have dinner beside the tombstone and spend all night there (a practice partially seen in the film, that's why there is a lot of people in the cemetery at night). In a different variation celebrated in the region you recently visited (south of Mexico), bones are unearthed, cleaned, dressed and reburied as part of the the celebration and honoring of the dead. So, yeah, photos are not "a must"; but help with memory. "Who is also me!" Frida Kahlo's joke is so perfectly crafted because all his work was biographic and self-referential. And, since she loved surrealism, it has a lot of WTF elements (if you are more into the formal side of art, rather than making sense of why there are monkeys with human heads). Many may have mentioned her husband, Diego Rivera, does a cameo in the film (he is the painter in the "naked" model scene); what many don't mention is that Frida had quite a tormented life, including what we could describe today as a very toxic marriage to Rivera (he would cheat with his models, she would cheat with friends, he would cheat with Kahlo's sister, then she would steal some of his lovers and even, probably, sleep with one of Rivera's favorite political icons... yeah, while they had very passionate moments togheter, they also had very passionate and abusive fights). On top of that she lived with chronic pain from a trolley accident in her youth that left her with a broken back that never healed properly (due to limitations of medicine at the time of the accident, she had to wear eventually a casted corset to keep her back in shape), a badly healed broken leg (that left her with a permanent limp) and, basically, made her unable to have children. No wonder all this personal anguish and pain ended up being the material for constant self references in her art. "Alejibres!/Alebrijes" Nice try, Holden; needs to be polished a bit XD. Oddly enough: alebrijes are not spirit guides (apparently) and they are a recent addition to mexican culture. You see, they were introduced as little sculptures during the 1930's. The story goes like this: Pedro Linares López, a cardboard collector and artist, got pretty sick one day in 1936. He got a fever so severe he got delirious and during this "fever dream" he saw beings that were the mixture of different animals, with odd colors, designs and proportions. These animals could speak and were saying (in chorus) the same word: "Alebrijes!". Pedro recovered and began to make cardboard and paper sculptures of the animals he had seen, and some other beings he began to imagine; the alebrijes grew in popularity to the point an entired documentary was produced in 1975, cementing the position of alebrijes as part of mexican lore and culture (by that time, celebrities the size of Diego Rivera, asked Pedro to create specific designs, in different sizes). Pedro Linares López would eventually die in 1992; leaving behind an entire new "genre" of popular art, open to be explored and expanded by others. "The dramatic sip" Hahaha; I almost choke with that (sorry if that was unintentional and the highlight was that Holden almost died for drinking the last bit of the drink)... But, for me it felt like acting a very suspicious sip to get away of spoilers; the only thing it lacked was some dramatic telenovela music XD. "I feel great affinity for hispanic culture..." Too bad it can't be done for the channel, but it would be fun to see Holden reacting to some classic black and white mariachi and luchador films (fun fact, and I guess that's already commented everywhere, the film is full of references to mexican films, and mexican celebrities from around the 1950's and 1960's). Cheesy as they come, full of songs and stereotypes... some of that entertainment is missed (surprisingly, some were quite daring in the topics they touched and the creativity they used to make some visual tricks possible; we lost some of that when mexican film industry entered into the 1970's). "Universally loved" Yeah... about that... XD. Just kidding, it is; but Coco almost became the target of some groups due to some unfounded gossips while the movie was being made: tabloids and not very well informed people imagined that, since Disney was a gigant corporation working on a film around the Day of the Dead, that they would eventually copyright ALL Day of the Dead and prevent mexicans from celebrating it unless royalties were paid. It's a trend I hate, but we mexicans sometimes like cheap excuses to say we are abused by the United States (we have been and we still are, but not by copyrighting everything); another rumor says we have to pay an american record label to use our National Anthem. Time and again we have to debunk (to those still loving the gossip) that copyright doesn't work that way and the celebration was never in any danger of being "privately owned". Nice reaction, see you in the next one.

[@cinegamerstv4619]

11:39 The dog (Dante) can enter the world of the dead, because it is from a breed called xoloitzcuintle, which in turn has a great connection with death in our country. On the other hand, the name Dante was not given to him by chance, but by the writer Dante Alliyeri, whose greatest work is The Divine Comedy, which deals with how he travels through the world of the dead, to be more exact. Hell.

[@Samu_Raaay]

I hope you watch Onward too. It's one of those films that may not be liked by everyone, but I really loved it 😁

[@codyrobertson9564]

I heard Godzilla minus one is on Netflix I think

[@jr4653]

godzilla minus 1 is now available on netflix

[@ilovemelons4829]

not a single tear when grandma started singing? wtf

[@auslandermercury972]

23:33 Dude, I couldn’t remember if Hector was the great-grandfather after all. I kept hoping he was throughout the reaction, and then when it’s revealed, I remembered I did the same thing when I first saw the movie 😂

[@jacobjorgensen729]

Holden acting Mexican is something I didn’t know I needed.

[@movies798]

One of the best Pixar films ever made. Nice!

[@al_alemania]

As a Mexican i also agree to accept Holden as part of us

[@auslandermercury972]

26:28 I’m surprised Holden didn’t say “en fuego” 😂

[@eddipl5055]

“I can’t watch anymore” Holden, how you dare to read my mind ?

[@digitalfiction]

This is peak Pixar

[@TheSuperSquad]

Watch X-Men 97, it's a masterpiece

[@Joseangelef]

Holden and Jen are invited to the carne asada

[@dungeonmaster16]

15:10 that but universally vibrant colors signifies life where gloomy colors (dark, grey, brown, etc) signifies death. Day of thr dead they still maintain those vibrant colors to keep spirits up for the living and dead. It’s a day to be happy then be sad.

[@kyleterrell6842]

Got the notification. Saw coco and now I'm here immediately 😂

[@ago5022]

“What part of Mexico are you from?” 😂😂💀

[@wastedspace9739]

Oh god...I haven't even watch the video yet and I KNOW theres gonna be tears, Damn you, Holden!

[@wastedspace9739]

OK, I watched it and I cried....but you didn't! WHAT KIND OF INHUMAN CREATURES ARE YOU????

[@christophermedina4849]

The moment the computer finally goes ✅ for Hector to visit the living world just starts the happy tears flowing. Every. Time.

[@kevinpantoja655]

The Hardmans are invited to the carne asada! Hope y'all also check out The Book of Life, another great movie that revolves around the theme of The Day of The Dead!

[@JerryAlmonte]

Holden can really roll his R’s. Color me impressed!

[@SeyaDiakite7]

Relatable how my wife cried on my shoulder when we saw the movie in theaters. I Don’t blame her.

[@Shythalia]

Alebrijes aren't part of Mexican mythology. They were just sculptures of different brightly colored creatures that were first made by one artist, and then when it gained more attention, more people created more of them.

[@1zzyy7]

You guys should react to some 2000s Disney channel original movies like Sky high, Wendy wu, and Underdog which is a really underrated superhero dog movie I think Jen would love

[@biguy617]

As someone that is half Mexican, I love this movie.

[@TheKingofHearts777]

I wouldn't mind a playlist of reactions to movies that Jen has seen before.

[@Droski_Rodriguez19]

Pixar crushed all the little Mexican-isms. Family dynamics, slang and communication, and most importantly the power of the mighty chancla

[@MarvinMartinez2001]

Fun Fact: Micheal Giacchino composed this movie like most other famous Pixar movies like Up and Incredibles and directed Marvel’s Werewolf by Night Halloween Special which stared Gael García Bernal as Jack/Werewolf who voiced Héctor

[@christianwise637]

I'm also fairly sure the conductor at Ernesto's concert is designed to look like Giacchino

[@justarandomveryintelligent8934]

In terms of mexican representation its damn near perfect. So much research, love and care went into this movie and it shows. The only thing they kinda played fast and loose with authenticity wise is the alebrijes. Alebrijes are not tied to the day of the dead or that conception of the afterlife. In the 1940s just after ww2 wrapped up an artist by the name of Manuel Jimenez began an art project inspired by a dream of fantastical creatures that he'd been having. That art project was a set of small statuettes of the creatures he'd seen in the dream. In the dream he'd heard the word alebrije which was a nonsense word and thats what he named the small figurines he'd made. He started selling them in his village and they just took the hell off and over the decades the production of these things just got bigger and more popular and spread through more and more of mexico. Long story short they're art pieces not afterlife spirits. Pixar artists just happened to stumble onto them in the shops and thought it was a good idea to incorporate them into the afterlife of the movie.

[@avaschwartz3282]

Love this movie and your guys’ reaction! I think it would be really cool for you guys to also give The Book of Life a watch! In my opinion, it’s one of the most underrated animated movies. Pretty similar vibes to Coco as well

[@user-qt8rz2ct4h]

Loving Vincent is incredible. You must watch it!!!

[@moviescatsmargs]

The revelation that Holden is a hispanophile is something I never expected 😂

[@pepeperez4088]

You should watch and react to “society of the snow” great emotional foreign film that was nominated for an Oscar this year

[@andrewsawyer1375]

The Book of Life is another fun.

[@woo545]

10 out of 10 from Holden? Is this some alternate universe?

[@88franko]

you can definitely rock a Sombrero. Actual Mexicans appreciate the love for the culture. Like the saying goes "Los Mexicanos nacemos donde nos da la rechingada gana."

[@auslandermercury972]

29:42 That scene still chokes me up. Even in a reaction 🥲